Social Distortion X-Ray on MTV 120 Minutes with Dave Kendall Spring 1992

Social Distortion X-Ray on MTV 120 Minutes with Dave Kendall Spring 1992.
If you are an avid 120 Minutes fan and a trader/collector of actual episodes of the show, do please drop me a line. Although I have a fair number of shows, I am always looking for more to archive as many as possible, particularly from the Dave Kendall era.
If you recorded the show on VHS and still have your original video tapes but don’t have the capability of transferring to dvd and/or digital, I’d be more than happy to transfer them for you and send your original VHS back to you along with dvd and/or digital files.

[@maxpayne4129]

No comments??? Thanks for this video man👍

[@leahflower9924]

Hank Williams is still the man!

[@christopherseat9871]

Thankyou as well 🤘✊🇬🇧🇺🇲♠️❤‼

[@ickyraytrojan]

Mike's the real deal...I grew up here in orange county....trends come n go...there's a lot of fakes and folks trying to impress one another Mike was true to himself played what he wanted when some told him he lost his edge as he became a better songwriter and his band got more popular. I salute Mike and I will pay my respects to Dennis Charlie Quintana and a guy I knew towards the last few years of his life Brent Lyles RIP guys ....keep on string Mike ..OC saluted you

[@ickyraytrojan]

Salutes

[@kmtalko]

Couldn't be truer today. Hope the new Social D album hits hard.

[@leahflower9924]

Did they ask Mike Ness to be on Sons of Anarchy and he said no so they asked Henry Rollins? Lol 😀

[@mopes2713]

The irony of Mike Ness brushing off Fonzie and Happy Days as a part of his 50’s influence is that many of my punk rock heroes and influences hail Fonzie as an icon and write songs about him and Happy Days. Screeching Weasel the Queers for example.

[@Trh1]

SW is a novelty band.