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Public Service Broadcasting/Inform - Educate - Entertain
00:00 1. Inform - Educate - Entertain 4:12
04:14 2. Spitfire 3:57
08:13 3. Theme from PSB 3:58
12:14 4. Signal 30 3:20
15:36 5. Night Mail 3:50
19:28 6. Qomolangma 1:51
21:20 7. Roygbiv 3:56
25:18 8. The Now Generation 3:42
29:01 9. Lit Up 4:53
33:55 10. Everest 3:47
37:44 11. Late Night Final 5:50
Certain elements (c) BFI National Archive / COI
London Midland & Scottish Railway Co.
N.S.W. Railways
PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTING IS THE CORDUROY-CLAD BRAINCHILD OF LONDON-BASED J. WILLGOOSE, ESQ. WHO, ALONG WITH DRUMMING COMPANION WRIGGLESWORTH, IS ON A QUEST TO INFORM, EDUCATE AND ENTERTAIN AUDIENCES AROUND THE GLOBE.
P.S.B.: J. Willgoose, Esq. & Wrigglesworth.
//Teaching the lessons
//of the past
//through the music
//of the future.

[@AndyAmsterdam22]

You know what I just realized while listening to this? I have great musical taste and so do you.

[@nUrnxvmhTEuU]

Great, let's go to an ego trip everybody. Cool.

[@panoseddie9975]

This band is the hottest thing came out from England since 2010 till today

[@TerryTolkinnnn]

To me, this is like coming out with "Wish You Were Here" as your debut album

[@gegabw]

I'm from Mexico and we have a "indie" radio station, one day they where playing "Spitfire", just by accident I tuned the station and discovered this guys. Since the first chords I got hooked with their style, great band.

[@malwill54]

I have been fortunate enough to see PSB live on three separate occasions. The first time was at a gig in Chester in a pub with about 200 people. It has been great to see them expand yet still be the same band. More success for PSB should be assured. Best of luck guys!!

[@jeremythornton2464]

I was at Kaiser Chiefs concert in Brighton and the Band support was PSB . Afterwards got back to the Hotel and got on ITunes they filled the gap in my collection . I have Seen them Three times since

[@lionelregazzoni2202]

Everything I like: great music, steam locomotive, and labourers that built, maintain or overhaul the latter. Incredible footage. Time needed every day before to start the journey!!!

[@janetpaterson7121]

Saw them in the woodlands centre , Stornoway . Isle of Lewis with about 80 people an amazing show a brilliant gig by a great band

[@shage2595]

I'd LOVE to have seen them in such an intimate setting. Would surely have been the gig of a lifetime.

[@stuartholmes267]

Seeing them with my son at Albert hall end of month - what a great band - original and v British

[@ExecutorElassus]

aside from the music, what's really blowing my mind here is seeing how steam locomotives -- pieces of incredibly precise engineering and very narrow tolerance requirements -- were manufactured almost entirely by hand. It's wild.

[@nerost09]

This is so great, so fantastic, so incredible. I am in ecstasy. Thanks for such a beautiful work of art, science and music. Thank you so much!

[@hihihihih199]

Saw them at Secret garden party, it was absolutely magical!

[@per2]

this is such masterpiece

[@laurentdel06]

So good music ! Come on the French Riviera ! Beautiful venues for your beautiful music

[@u10ajf]

This is a really good album and a couple of tracks particularly blow me away; Everest and Spitifire, several others really really growing on me now too. I had the pleasure of seeing them live recently and they were amazing, the music, the footage, the amazing light shows, the props, the sense of humour all slotted together for a brilliant live band. Nice of you to post this on here for us but I must also add that the little films specifically for these pieces are well worth watching too.

[@9307derek]

Andrew Francis Spitfire was my first PSB experience and no better way to get into totally innovative new music. Growing up in the 70's, the last 20+ years is filled with nothing which will stand the test of time. Instant 'fame' Boy Bands, Simon Cowell etc. This is a hard graft, grass roots group that are doing how it used to be. Playing in a dive pub to less than 50 people and building up a following. Saw them at The Roundhouse on Thursday and were brilliant. Ticket bought for Brixton Academy in November . Can't wait.

[@u10ajf]

Yeah I generally agree about the commercialism and general mediocrity of the past 20 years. Good to see a group like this growing in popularity, they're making some great music and I hope they continue to do so :) Have a nice gig, they're spectacular live!

[@rubyfunk59]

Derek Blackburn I'm not sure where you guys have been looking but there's been plenty going on in the last 30 years outside the boy/girl band scene...

[@brosnanpf]

+Andrqew Francis

[@markscadden5377]

[@m3hnl]

thank you bbc 6 music fantastic channel the chain on radmac top music wonderful sounds happy day,s folks

[@flashflashbang2102]

I've come late to the party as I only heard Spitfire for the first time the other day, thanks FBI radio. Blown away after following up here on KZbin. Am now telling all my friends to check out the output on here as I think this is wonderful that the ancestors contribution to society has been resurrected through the videos with a magnificent soundtrack. I'd love to watch the videos with the original narration if you have links please. Fascinating to see how a steam train was built by craftsmen back in the day, shameful that such skills mostly gone now. Reminds me of an acquaintance who reckoned his job was to put the steering mechanisms on the old trains. On a side note another band to check out flying under the radar is Amyl and the Sniffers, hottest rock chick since Chrissy Amphlett (Divinyls).

[@eb4305]

Righto, got my protective bowler hat and lucky suit on, let's pour some metal chaps.

[@MrJhideg]

Great stuff... Kraftwerk and Pink Floyd rolled in one...

[@redfog42]

The British Isles had such industry once upon a time! Sad times now!

[@user-dy4bx9cu7e]

Awesome!)))

[@stevegee9386]

It would be the absolute pinnacle of existance to partake in a night of live PSB delectation (ツ) Oh yeah!

[@eusebiovic]

I like PSB but does anybody think that they are possibly huge fans of early OMD? Dazzle Ships comes to mind...

[@_H_2023]

I was always amazed at how my Dad and my Uncle in the past were able to make things in wood and metalwork, they had a lathe and both were mechanics, if something was broken they could fix it. Todays society don't have the ability to fix things, they just replace the item. I'm basically thinking of the last time I took my car in because on an engine light on, The garages have replaced many parts of my VOLVO V70 but the engine light is still on! Says it all about todays work force, all managers but no one actual doing the job.

[@michaelgwyndavies2827]

Bonkers trains right,this is P S B here we go again can you hear than beep that is your air running out , how could any one get tired of either carrying eight machine guns and or circurling the Earth.with an Astronout and then help turn the wheels of industry, its just out standing.

[@ESk3nKA]

Amazing. congratulations.

[@garyspeed8961]

amazing footage

[@badder27com]

soooooooo good thank you psb gives me a reason to believe

[@mr.silverio9343]

Simplesmente Maravilhoso

what a move !! good choice for good music

[@paulbedsonwpgb]

The trailers from Birmingham come from Coventry and contain thousands of items heading for the North now.

[@dazzelknight]

Pure Engineering,,mind blowing...forging steel to make beasts ,,,then dismantling them.

[@ekka0]

A wonderful video, those men worked soooooo hard and probably were paid low wages I respect them and feel sad that some rich twat was making a profit, history keeps repeating xx

[@johnsterizer]

Jon Clark Love it or hate it, that’s how capitalism works.

[@kingoftadpoles]

I always get an OMD vibe listening to their music, and that's no bad thing.

[@AyebeeMk2]

AWESOME

[@TheMaggsy1]

luv this band. original.

[@charliekane4000]

Its good this!

[@dazzelknight]

good mix

[@badder27com]

my favourite psb track full blast in the car awesome

[@XoiZhiv]

+Richard Kyle its a whole album haha

[@SkinnyEMedia]

One of the greatest albums of the 2010s. Essentially Boards of Canada or Lemon Jelly for the NME crowd.

[@engineerskalinera]

DAT NIGHT MAIL THO = FIRE

[@matedwards8226]

Still their best album, and I say that as the son of a Welsh Miner.

[@carrauntoohil86]

All three are brilliant. Though I'm really not digging the two new singles of their fourth album.

[@1alphazetta1]

WOOOW!!! =O

[@stoutfamily4214]

awsome

[@matthewoldfield340]

good old days

[@jotaf3812]

THEIR BEST ALBUM SO FAR ICANTEVEN DESCRIBE THE FEELINGS

[@sulimanmansaray5154]

If it's good enough for Geoff Haidenburgh and his lovely family...it's good enough for me!!

[@andrewkneath2710]

I discovered PSB at the beginning of the year when their second album, 'The Race for Space' was released. Educational and Entertaining indeed! :-)

[@sulimanmansaray5154]

I love them...you're right you feel like you're learning with every song!

[@blaksu]

I think the film Things to Come would work really well as video to this album

[@dannymcneill]

Reminds me of Michael Rother - which is not a bad thing.

[@josephdoyle7274]

First song - ALL THE COWBELL

[@creativemind_tv]

[@matthewoldfield340]

good this

[@therealdrof]

Mmmm public service sandcasting.

[@brimleyhillmassive]

Lovely stuff

[@philjackson9235]

no sandcasting without patternmaking.

[@jmitch623]

Hey! No safety glasses!

[@badder27com]

especially with everything

[@andrewfaraday8918]

I've just noticed this sentence: "Skirts that disappear entirely". What did they have in mind?

[@busterabcat]

Much of this reminds me of a 2010's take on the innovative sample-fest of underrated mid-1980s pop/scratch/dub/punk/hiphop/soul/reggae experimentalists Colourbox. Which is not a bad thing. Anybody else notice this?

[@chrisfisher7288]

Very much so.

[@Wavygravydressedinnavy354]

Good call. “Looks like we’re shy one horse” comes to mind.

[@marcoantoniocarranzavenega3013]

Mostro!

[@michaelairley2015]

Hairs.....on.....back....of....nack....standing......up!

[@matthewoldfield340]

good in them day

[@spywriter]

This came up when I searched for "go To The Road". Wrong song

[@Red5tar66]

Wouldn't mind seeing the locomotive documentary with it's narration. Anyone know what it's called, or where to find it? Great music as well, obviously.

[@BrinniLeo]

There are some details about it in the description, under the track listing.

[@boldee101]

I'm an engineer and have been for 33 yrs working in heavy and precision engineering this is just plain scary stuff lol, amazing craftsman to do what they did without what we have today

[@bradpoynting4691]

Did you ever find the documentary video? I'd be interested to see it too.

[@BennHaze]

It's called The Night Mail, it's on KZbin

[@MrTrollo2]

Went to a concert and they played this track where they repeated a certain quote, which totally blew me away. I think it was like "rise of mind over the machine" or somethin similar. Sounded like a british politician. Does anyone know which song I#m talking about? I'm searching for hours ^^

[@matthewoldfield340]

old good day

[@bradpoynting4691]

Has anyone been able to track down the doco that is used for the video footage? I'd love to watch it.

[@phumgkhoa2506]

Gebruik verschillende soorten blad.

[@johnniejukebox]

2018 Fresh..

[@matthewoldfield340]

old dest and good

[@bradpoynting4691]

They have an EP that came out before this. Spitfire is on it - The War Room. Some good tracks, but this album is better!

[@yetanothertubeuser]

Can someone recommend me songs similar to Late Night Final?

[@wicovanheerde6992]

u cool

[@doughnutdoney997]

Are they the closest the UK has to an English Kraftwerk perhaps?

[@matthewoldfield340]

old wos good then

[@jolantad7971]

Thats the making of USSS Enterprise in 50s.why am I watching it?

[@wyrdwort]

Better than hawkwind

[@matthewoldfield340]

the job is good then

[@TheMaggsy1]

no health and safety,they were not the days.

[@iamaweasel]

Turned up to eleven......

[@bradpoynting4691]

Most amps only go up to 10.

[@iamaweasel]

Spinal Tap.......

[@bradpoynting4691]

I know. You were meant to say, "but this amp goes up to 11."

[@salvadormarley]

Breaks the heart to think how good this country was before it went to complete and utter shit.

[@thegregbrookhouse8667]

urm, open your eyes mate, what is wrong with it now?

[@salvadormarley]

Health service close to crumbling. Money for schools being capped -so fuck education. Cuts to public spending. Towns centres being reduced to nothing more than pound, betting and charity shops.

[@thegregbrookhouse8667]

salvadormarley I agree some quality has gone down, but in other ways its vast improved. I want a better use of public spending but I can't complain about new technology, trains, roads ect still improving our quality if living. I'm in the south so I may have a skewed perception, ik the north gets far less attention.

[@salvadormarley]

Of course you are correct about technology and standard of living. It's the things i mentioned that have me worried. I'm in the North but I don't think that's really an issue as there is plenty of work for those willing to seek it. I wish we could take the best from the past and the present and combine the two. That would be great. All the best.

[@thegregbrookhouse8667]

salvadormarley I agree, we have lost our grand individualism as a nation. I can't grasp what is missing but I know our country hasn't changed for the best.

[@matthewoldfield340]

L M S

[@matthewoldfield340]

haw are you to day

[@santiagoferreyra2844]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pIu5epxon86Gd80

[@jolantad7971]

But its not africa. No rush over there. They just put in what they got into what they can do.

[@matthewoldfield340]

L M S