Simple Minds - Thirty Frames a Second (Scottish tv 1980)

Live on Scottish TV (December 1980). Directo en la tv escocesa en diciembre de 1980.

[@ChiquitoKan]

Michael MacNeil was the real genius, from the moment he left the band nothing was the same

[@glamnesianouveaux2039]

Proper Simple Minds, experimental with dashes of Post Punk, Funk, Electronic, Synth Pop, Post Disco and Rhythmic stance. Simple Minds were so FANTASTIC from 1979 to 1982. First 5 albums and then only moments from Sparkle In The Rain when the cracks started showing.

[@therealsoulproduct]

Classic stuff. The early days were the best.

[@faddy24]

Like a idiosyncratic cross between Kraftwerk 'n Joy Division. Only better. A unique sonic masterpiece from the start of the 80's. Thanks for putting this up Fery. Thumbs up!

[@Sparky080901]

Simple Minds at their best. Never seen this before. I was a major fan in this era. Early stuff was amazing

[@cesareisma1793]

I COMPLETY AGREE. Greetings from Holland

[@obee66633]

So do I. These days were just pure magic!

[@MUPJC]

some friends of mine I thought were dead are coming back... oh how I love this lyrics.

[@bassatnight]

Pure gold, where did it all go wrong........

[@pamtufnell6751]

in fact the whole band were just brilliant i love this

[@pamtufnell6751]

i love this macneil is just pure genius love it

[@sweetassugar69]

what an outstanding band the minds were !! in fact still are !! legends

[@pamtufnell6751]

i wish i had seen the band live in the eighties this is when i loved them the most

[@MUPJC]

saw them 1983 at the Pinkpop festival in the Netherlands. never forget this

[@cesareisma1793]

I was with Simple Minds four times. GREAT TIMES! I was with Jim and Charlie and Derek and Michael and a good drummer at: 1. De Vereeniging in Nijmegen, Holland on March 7, 1983 2. Ahoy in Rotterdam, Holland on March 31, 1984 with my vfriend Vangelis P. from Greece 3. Ahoy in Rotterdam, Holland on April 1, 1984 with my friend Anita J. where I met my later wife Rynn O. and her friend Rosita K. 4. Rockfestival Werchter, Belgium on July, 8 1984 with my later wife Rynn O. and two friends Rosita K. and Alice (15) Absolutely awesome! Those were the days. I was 19/20 years old then and I am 56 years old now and this is still one of my favorite tracks! And Simple Minds are still one of my favorite bands in their early days. Dia leat! (That is Scottish and it means: Cheers!)

[@Bigsbeee]

3.02 poor Jim nearly takes a tumble. lol What fkin awesome band

[@franckmilo62]

Merci "fery2" pour les fans Francais de Simple Minds !!

[@toptonychick]

Thanks for posting! Great footage!

[@bradhorton166]

Underrated tune

[@mrphic69]

Waow!!!!!!!

[@fery2]

Thanks for the comment faddy:). The sound and picture quality is not very good, I am afraid, but anyway is a great document of early Simple Minds.

[@SoulStylistJukeBox]

I wonder what Howard Devoto and Barry Adamson thought of Simple Minds from this era.

[@antunivanovic]

of course, they were jealous :) but then, both bands rocked to bits at this time.

[@edeliaarredondo5126]

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[@hiddenfire65]

I like this track a lot. It strikes me that there is a real Can influence on this. The bass part sounds like something Czukay would play circa "Monster Movie", and the percussive thing the keyboards do in the verse parts is reminiscent of "Spoon".

[@soulminer]

Yeah I agree bro. Tago Mago by Can is one of my fave albums.

[@neweightiesgirl5983]

1:16 alá a guitarra caindo 😱😂 1:40 o charlie 😂

[@Hwral]

Oh no! at 1:16 Jim knocks over a guitar with the mic stand, and then he starts walking forth and back. Thought he was going to step on it at some point!

[@TomMarrJohnson]

I"m imagining this as a Joy Division song

[@faddy24]

@Biigfish559 - I'm glad I was an 80's brat too ha ha..

[@Idol2Idol]

what show is this from?