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Music Shit / Boston's Legendary Punk Band La Peste

« on: September 29, 2010, 07:14:35 AM »

Boston's Legendary Punk Band La Peste

Just finished cutting video of the legendary Boston punk band La Peste. La Peste ruled the punk scene in Boston from 1979-82, their live shows packed clubs across town from Cantones to the Rat.

The punk power trio also caught the ear of pioneer BBC DJ John Peel. After his passing a few years back, La Peste?s 7? vinyl of ?Better Off Dead? turned up in John?s favorite music box.

The new cut of the La Peste live audio and video footage captures the buzz saw energy of the band, while providing an inside look at the punk nightclub and loft space scene that was La Peste?s domain. You can watch a sample of the video by following this link:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/archive/La_Peste-Teaser.html

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Music Shit / New Videos up @ KINODV: The Cure 17 Seconds & Iggy Pop The Passenger

« on: June 08, 2010, 11:35:22 AM »

The Cure filmed live at the Underground, Boston 1980 on Robert Smiths 21st birthday. This video clip has sat in the can for 30 years. I brought it out, cleaned it up, and edited over the weekend. First time look at Seventeen Seconds.

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/moviepages/KinoMonthlyFeature.html

Also in the Archive Portal you can see THE MAN Iggy Pop and The Stooges live with The Passenger filmed in Manchester England, 1977...I am the passenger and I ride and I ride and I ride through the cities backside:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/archive/Iggy_Pop-Passenger.html

Visit the Archive Portal at KINODV and see more live music video performances:

Filmed in Boston:

The Neighborhoods
Nervous Eaters
The Cure
Unnatural Axe
La Peste
Lyres
Thrills
Fabulous Billygoons
Buzzcocks
Mission of Burma
Pastiche
Human Sexual Response
Lou Miami and the Kozmetiks
The King Bees
Robin Lane and the Chartbusters
Ground Zero
Iron Liver Project
Peter Dayton Band

Additional live performance videos of bands from around the globe in the late 70's and 80's can be found in the Archive Portal as well:

The Jam
Dead Kennedys
Gang of Four
The Clash
Sex Pistols
Stiff Little Fingers
The Specials
The Stranglers
Siouxsie & the Banshees
XTC
Ian Drury and the Block Heads
The Dead Boys
Sham 69
The Ramones
Wire
The Damned
The Beat
Art of Noise
The Cramps
New Order
Violent Femmes
Richard Hell and the Voidoids
Madness
Pere Ubu
B-52?s
James Chance and The Contortions
X-Ray Spex
Thompson Twins
999
Joy Division

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Music Shit / New Live Vids up @ KINODV: Unnatural Axe & X 1979-82

« on: March 28, 2010, 12:36:58 PM »

New Live Vids up @ KINODV: Unnatural Axe & X 1979-82

New posts up at KINODV. Boston's legendary punk band Unnatural Axe lead it off with head kicking version of "Brain Damage":

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/moviepages/KinoMonthlyFeature.html

From the left coast Los Angles's X cooks it up with a live version of  "Johnny Hit and Run Paulene"

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/archive/X-Johnny_Hit_And_Run_Paulene.html

Visit the Archive Portal at KINODV and see more live music video performances:
Filmed in Boston:
The Neighborhoods
Nervous Eaters
The Cure
Unnatural Axe
La Peste
Lyres
Thrills
Fabulous Billygoons
Buzzcocks
Mission of Burma
Pastiche
Human Sexual Response
Lou Miami and the Kozmetiks
The King Bees
Robin Lane and the Chartbusters
Ground Zero
Iron Liver Project
Peter Dayton Band

Additional live performance videos of bands from around the globe in the late 70's and 80's can be found in the Archive Portal as well:

The Jam
Dead Kennedys
Gang of Four
The Clash
Sex Pistols
Stiff Little Fingers
The Specials
The Stranglers
Siouxsie & the Banshees
XTC
Ian Drury and the Block Heads
The Dead Boys
Sham 69
The Ramones
Wire
The Damned
The Beat
Art of Noise
The Cramps
New Order
Violent Femmes
Richard Hell and the Voidoids
Madness
Pere Ubu
B-52?s
James Chance and The Contortions
X-Ray Spex
Thompson Twins
999
X

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Music Shit / New Vids up @ KINODV: la peste & The Jam 1979-80

« on: August 12, 2009, 08:38:27 AM »

 
New clip from the la peste DVD project. "Please Love Sex" was filmed live at the Paradise club in 1979 and is cut to the live audio track from WBCN Rat Rumble. la peste were at the top of the Boston punk during the filming of the Paradise show. They were a favorite of the late John Peel the infamous DJ from the BBC:
 
http://www.kinodv.net/movies/moviepages/KinoMonthlyFeature.html
 
You can also view "Going Underground" from The Jam filmed live in Newcastle, England1980:
 
http://www.kinodv.net/movies/archive/The_Jam-Going_Underground.html
 
If you need of a hoot, or a audiovisual laxative, you can check out the new post of The Fabulous Billygoons on the last stop of "The Road to Ruin Tour" where they performed "Five Against One" and "G-spot at Boston's Diva nightclub Spit in 1983:
 
http://www.kinodv.net/movies/archive/Billygoons_5_Against%201_Gspot.html
 
Visit the Archive Portal at KINODV and see more live music video performances:
Filmed in Boston:
The Neighborhoods
Nervous Eaters
The Cure
Unnatural Axe
La Peste
Lyres
Thrills
Fabulous Billygoons
Buzzcocks
Mission of Burma
Pastiche
Human Sexual Response
Lou Miami and the Kozmetiks
The King Bees
Robin Lane and the Chartbusters
Ground Zero
Iron Liver Project
Peter Dayton Band
 
Additional live performance videos of bands from around the globe in the late 70's and 80's can be found in the Archive Portal as well:
The Jam
Dead Kennedys
Gang of Four
The Clash
Sex Pistols
Stiff Little Fingers
The Specials
The Stranglers
Siouxsie & the Banshees
XTC
Ian Drury and the Block Heads
The Dead Boys
Sham 69
The Ramones
Wire
The Damned
The Beat
Art of Noise
The Cramps
New Order
Violent Femmes
Richard Hell and the Voidoids
Madness
Pere Ubu
B-52?s
James Chance and The Contortions
X-Ray Spex
Thompson Twins
999
Joy Division

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Music Shit / New Live Vids up @ KINODV: Mission of Burma & Dead Kennedys 1979_82

« on: July 08, 2009, 09:13:12 AM »

 
In the financial district downtown Boston at the corner of Franklin St. & Batterymarch St. was a tiny punk rock club called The Space. Here is a clip of Mission of Burma performing "Break On Through" recorded in 1979:
 
http://www.kinodv.net/movies/moviepages/KinoMonthlyFeature.html
 
Fourth of July Party Punk Jello Biafra kicks ass with the Dead Kennedys in a live version of Police Truck recorded in 1982 at the Brixon Academy London England.
 
The left newspapers might whine a bit
But the guys at the station they don't give a shit
Dipatch calls "Are you doin something wicked?
"No siree, Jack, we're just givin tickets"
As we ride, ride, how we ride
Let's ride, lowride
 
http://www.kinodv.net/movies/archive/Dead_Kennedys-Police_Car.html
 
Visit the Archive Portal at KINODV and see more live music video performances:
 
Filmed in Boston:
 
The Neighborhoods
Nervous Eaters
The Cure
Unnatural Axe
La Peste
Lyres
Thrills
Fabulous Billygoons
Buzzcocks
Mission of Burma
Pastiche
Human Sexual Response
Lou Miami and the Kozmetiks
The King Bees
Robin Lane and the Chartbusters
Ground Zero
Iron Liver Project
Peter Dayton Band
 
Additional live performance videos of bands from around the globe in the late 70's and 80's can be found in the Archive Portal as well:
 
The Jam
Dead Kennedys
Gang of Four
The Clash
Sex Pistols
Stiff Little Fingers
The Specials
The Stranglers
Siouxsie & the Banshees
XTC
Ian Drury and the Block Heads
The Dead Boys
Sham 69
The Ramones
Wire
The Damned
The Beat
Art of Noise
The Cramps
New Order
Violent Femmes
Richard Hell and the Voidoids
Madness
Pere Ubu
B-52?s
James Chance and The Contortions
X-Ray Spex
Thompson Twins
999
Joy Division

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Music Shit / New Live Vids Up @ KINODV: la peste & Joy Division 1979

« on: June 04, 2009, 10:42:46 AM »

First look back at la peste with live video of "I Don't Want to Die in My Sleep Tonight".
The video was shot at the Paradise Club in Boston 1979 and features the high energy audio from the Rat Rumble.

Looks pretty fresh for 1979:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/moviepages/KinoMonthlyFeature.html

Across the pond posted Ian Curtis and Joy Division filmed live in London 1979. Nice versions of "Live Transmission" & "She's Lost Control"

You can see those clips here:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/archive/Joy_Division-Live_Trans_Lost_Cont rol.html

Visit the Archive Portal at KINODV and see more live music video performances:

Filmed in Boston:
The Neighborhoods
Nervous Eaters
The Cure
Unnatural Axe
La Peste
Lyres
Thrills
Fabulous Billygoons
Buzzcocks
Mission of Burma
Pastiche
Human Sexual Response
Lou Miami and the Kozmetiks
The King Bees
Robin Lane and the Chartbusters
Ground Zero
Iron Liver Project
Peter Dayton Band

Additional live performance videos of bands from around the globe in the late 70's and 80's can be found in the Archive Portal as well:
The Jam
Dead Kennedys
Gang of Four
The Clash
Sex Pistols
Stiff Little Fingers
The Specials
The Stranglers
Siouxsie & the Banshees
XTC
Ian Drury and the Block Heads
The Dead Boys
Sham 69
The Ramones
Wire
The Damned
The Beat
Art of Noise
The Cramps
New Order
Violent Femmes
Richard Hell and the Voidoids
Madness
Pere Ubu
B-52's
James Chance and The Contortions
X-Ray Spex
Thompson Twins
999
Joy Division

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Music Shit / New Live Vids Up @ KINODV: Mission of Burma & 999, 1980

« on: May 01, 2009, 04:35:37 PM »

In the Spring of 1980 Mission of Burma played The Underground Club with The Cure. Both bands played high energy sets that night in the tiny club holding about a 100+ people. Check out a recent edit from that show of Mission of Burma's "Head Over Head.":

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/moviepages/KinoMonthlyFeature.html

In the Archive Portal you can take a look at a ruckus live version of "Homicide" from 999. This was taken from the Movie Urgh! a Music War filmed at the Lyceum Ballroom, London England, 1980 :

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/archive/999-Homicide.html

Visit the Archive Portal at KINODV and see more live music video performances:

Filmed in Boston:

The Neighborhoods
Nervous Eaters
The Cure
Unnatural Axe
La Peste
Lyres
Thrills
Fabulous Billygoons
Buzzcocks
Mission of Burma
Pastiche
Human Sexual Response
Lou Miami and the Kozmetiks
The King Bees
Robin Lane and the Chartbusters
Ground Zero
Iron Liver Project
Peter Dayton Band

Additional live performance videos of bands from around the globe in the late 70's and 80's can be found in the Archive Portal as well:

The Jam
Dead Kennedys
Gang of Four
The Clash
Sex Pistols
Stiff Little Fingers
The Specials
The Stranglers
Siouxsie & the Banshees
XTC
Ian Drury and the Block Heads
The Dead Boys
Sham 69
The Ramones
Wire
The Damned
The Beat
Art of Noise
The Cramps
New Order
Violent Femmes
Richard Hell and the Voidoids
Madness
Pere Ubu
B-52?s
James Chance and The Contortions
X-Ray Spex
Thompson Twins
999

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Music Shit / New Vids Up at KINODV: 1st View The Cure "Three Imaginary Boys" 1980

« on: March 18, 2009, 05:49:57 AM »

Happy Post-Saint Patrick?s Day!

If your into the hair of dog that bit you, why not raise a pint, kick back, relax and check out the edit I just completed of The Cure?s live video ?Three Imaginary Boys? It was filmed in Boston in 1980 and has been sitting in the can since then. The Cure were on their first US Tour and played a small club called the Underground. The place held just over a hundred or so people. It was also Robert Smith?s 21st birthday. So raise another pint cause he?s going to be 50 next month?.YIKES!!

First time view of ?Three Imaginary Boys? here:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/moviepages/KinoMonthlyFeature.html

Also posted a video from The Thompson Twins 1983 live show at The Royal Court Theatre in Liverpool England. This is pretty good version of ?In the Name of Love? The Twins were a bit
popish but they certainly had an impact on the New Wave edge during the 80?s. Besides always loved the head of hair on Alannah Currie.

Check out ?In the Name of Love? in the Archive Portal here:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/archive/Thompson_Twins-Name_Of_Love.html

Visit the Archive Portal at KINODV and see more live music video performances:

Filmed in Boston:
The Neighborhoods
Nervous Eaters
The Cure
Unnatural Axe
La Peste
Lyres
Thrills
Fabulous Billygoons
Buzzcocks
Mission of Burma
Pastiche
Human Sexual Response
Lou Miami and the Kozmetiks
The King Bees
Robin Lane and the Chartbusters
Ground Zero
Iron Liver Project
Peter Dayton Band

Additional live performance videos of bands from around the globe in the late 70's and 80's can be found in the Archive Portal as well:

The Jam
Dead Kennedys
Gang of Four
The Clash
Sex Pistols
Stiff Little Fingers
The Specials
The Stranglers
Siouxsie & the Banshees
XTC
Ian Drury and the Block Heads
The Dead Boys
Sham 69
The Ramones
Wire
The Damned
The Beat
Art of Noise
The Cramps
New Order
Violent Femmes
Richard Hell and the Voidoids
Madness
Pere Ubu
B-52?s
James Chance and The Contortions
X-Ray Spex
Thompson Twins

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Music Shit / New Vids up @ KINODV: la peste and X-Ray Spex 1978-79

« on: February 02, 2009, 09:50:45 AM »

In the late 70's La Peste ruled Boston as one of the most dynamic and creative punk bands.  The power trio packed them in to local punk venues like the Rat, Cantones, and the Paradise.  Here is a video of ?Spy Master? filmed in Boston 1979:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/moviepages/KinoMonthlyFeature.html


John Peel the famous English DJ who kept a battered wooden box with his precious selection of 7-inch singles that meant more to him then any others did. In that box was La Peste's "Better Off Dead" You can see  "Better Off Dead" at KINODV here:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/archive/lapeste_bod.html

Another Peel favorite was X-Ray Spex fronted by main muse Poly Styrene. X-Ray Spex was one of the most unique and inventive groups of the British punk era. Check out the clip of ?Warrior in Woolworths? filmed at the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1978:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/archive/Xray_Spex-Warrior_Wool.html

Visit the Archive Portal at KINODV and see more live music video performances:

Filmed in Boston:

The Neighborhoods
Nervous Eaters
The Cure
Unnatural Axe
La Peste
Lyres
Thrills
Fabulous Billygoons
Buzzcocks
Mission of Burma
Pastiche
Human Sexual Response
Lou Miami and the Kozmetiks
The King Bees
Robin Lane and the Chartbusters
Ground Zero
Iron Liver Project
Peter Dayton Band

Additional live performance videos of bands from around the globe in the late 70's and 80's can be found in the Archive Portal as well:

The Jam
Dead Kennedys
Gang of Four
The Clash
Sex Pistols
Stiff Little Fingers
The Specials
The Stranglers
Siouxsie & the Banshees
XTC
Ian Drury and the Block Heads
The Dead Boys
Sham 69
The Ramones
Wire
The Damned
The Beat
Art of Noise
The Cramps
New Order
Violent Femmes
Richard Hell and the Voidoids
Madness
Pere Ubu
B-52?s
James Chance and The Contortions
X-Ray Spex

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Music Shit / New Live Vids Up @ KINODV Mission of Burma & James Chance and The Contortions

« on: January 01, 2009, 09:03:44 AM »

New Live Vids up @ KINODV: Mission of Burma and James Chance and The Contortions

Happy New Year?..It?s gotta be better than the last one!!!

First new live video for 1999 is Mission of Burma from the Underground Show in 1980. ?Devotion? this has been re-cut for the Matador Records release of The Definitive Editions. The 1980 show also featured The Cure that night.  The Cure were obviously impressed with Burma as Robert Smith dedicated one of their songs to them

Watch "Devotion" here:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/moviepages/KinoMonthlyFeature.html

Hailing and wailing from NYC is James Chance and The Contortions.
This clip comes from a show at Max?s Kansas City filmed in 1979.
Chance is at his snotty best here with his performance of  ?I Can?t Stand Myself?. When it came to James Chance you either liked him or hated him.

There was no in between:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/archive/James_Chance-Cant_Stand.html


Visit the Archive Portal at KINODV and see more live music video performances:

Filmed in Boston:

The Neighborhoods
Nervous Eaters
The Cure
Unnatural Axe
La Peste
Lyres
Thrills
Fabulous Billygoons
Buzzcocks
Mission of Burma
Pastiche
Human Sexual Response
Lou Miami and the Kozmetiks
The King Bees
Robin Lane and the Chartbusters
Ground Zero
Iron Liver Project
Peter Dayton Band

Additional live performance videos of bands from around the globe in the late 70's and 80's can be found in the Archive Portal as well:

The Jam
Dead Kennedys
Gang of Four
The Clash
Sex Pistols
Stiff Little Fingers
The Specials
The Stranglers
Siouxsie & the Banshees
XTC
Ian Drury and the Block Heads
The Dead Boys
Sham 69
The Ramones
Wire
The Damned
The Beat
Art of Noise
The Cramps
New Order
Violent Femmes
Richard Hell and the Voidoids
Madness
Pere Ubu
B-52?s
James Chance and The Contortions

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Music Shit / New Live Vids up @ KINODV: Sex Pistols & Unnatural Axe

« on: December 06, 2008, 06:09:01 PM »

New Vids up this month.  A cut from the Unnatural Axe DVD
"You'll Pay For This!? Check out the AXE ripping up Boston's
Rat Club with "Tonight We Fight." Unnatural Axe ruled from
the front seat in the Boston music scene during the late 70's
and 80's. The Axe still bring it today, so check them out
if they come to kick some ass in your neighborhood.

Watch "Tonight We Fight" here:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/moviepages/KinoMonthlyFeature.html

In case you missed it, the Sex Pistols played in Sweden in 1977.
Swedish parents say: Vad ?r ett k?n pistol?Hide the vodka and
the children the Pistols are on the Eastern front. Seal the border!!!!.

Titta p? Sex Pistols gift ungdomarna i Sverige med:   "Anarchy in the UK"

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/archive/Sex_Pistols-Anarchy.html

Visit the Archive Portal at KINODV and see more live music video performances:

Filmed in Boston:

The Neighborhoods
Nervous Eaters
The Cure
Unnatural Axe
La Peste
Lyres
Thrills
Fabulous Billygoons
Buzzcocks
Mission of Burma
Pastiche
Human Sexual Response
Lou Miami and the Kozmetiks
The King Bees
Robin Lane and the Chartbusters
Ground Zero
Iron Liver Project
Peter Dayton Band

Additional live performance videos of bands from around the globe in the late 70's and 80's can be found in the Archive Portal as well:

The Jam
Dead Kennedys
Gang of Four
The Clash
Sex Pistols
Stiff Little Fingers
The Specials
The Stranglers
Siouxsie & the Banshees
XTC
Ian Drury and the Block Heads
The Dead Boys
Sham 69
The Ramones
Wire
The Damned
The Beat
Art of Noise
The Cramps
New Order
Violent Femmes
Richard Hell and the Voidoids
Madness
Pere Ubu
B-52?s

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Music Shit / New Live Vids up @ KINODV: Human Sexual Response and B52?s 1982

« on: November 05, 2008, 05:36:11 PM »

Human Sexual Response played at the Streets club in Boston 1982.
The evening was filmed with three Ikegami cameras and recorded with a remote 24 track truck. The result was about 55 minutes of high energy live performance. The footage was digitally encoded 10 years ago and has recently been cut in preparation for a 12 song DVD to be released early next year. Here is a sample from that body of work. ?Southern Exposure? can be seen here: 

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/moviepages/KinoMonthlyFeature.html


As a companion to HSR  you can take a look at the pride of Athens Georgia the B-52?s performing ?Dance This Mess Around?. The B-52?s an eclectic New Wave band were one of the best live performance acts of the 80?s. Always a great show. They are still out there playing. Hey Fred doesn?t that make you feel a lot better? I?m just asking.

See ?Dance This Mess Around? here:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/archive/B52s-Dance_Mess.html



 Visit the Archive Portal at KINODV and see more live video performances:

Filmed in Boston:

The Neighborhoods
Nervous Eaters
The Cure
Unnatural Axe
La Peste
Lyres
Thrills
Fabulous Billygoons
Buzzcocks
Mission of Burma
Pastiche
Human Sexual Response
Lou Miami and the Kozmetiks
The King Bees
Robin Lane and the Chartbusters
Ground Zero
Iron Liver Project
Peter Dayton Band

Additional live performance videos of bands from around the globe in the 80's ? can be found in the Archive Portal as well:

The Jam
Dead Kennedys
Gang of Four
The Clash
Stiff Little Fingers
The Specials
The Stranglers
Siouxsie & the Banshees
XTC
Ian Drury and the Block Heads
The Dead Boys
Sham 69
The Ramones
Wire
The Damned
The Beat
Art of Noise
The Cramps
New Order
Violent Femmes
Richard Hell and the Voidoids
Madness
Pere Ubu
B-52?s

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Music Shit / New Live Vids up @ KINODV: Mission of Burma & Pere Ubu 1981-82

« on: October 04, 2008, 03:12:54 PM »

The alternative music band Mission of Burma opened up for The Cure in Boston in 1982. They played an electrifying set of high energy music before a full house at that tiny little dungeon called the Underground. Here is a live video clip from that night: ?OK/No Way?:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/moviepages/KinoMonthlyFeature.html

As a companion to MOB you can take a look at Pere Ubu and equally important avant-garde band that playing enigmatic music and influenced several generations of alternative groups including Mission of Burma.
Watch the live video clip ?Birdies? filmed in Los Angeles and taken from the music video Urgh! A Music War 1981:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/archive/Pere_Ubu-Birdies.html

 Visit the Archive Portal at KINODV and see more live video performances:

Filmed in Boston:

The Neighborhoods
Nervous Eaters
The Cure
Unnatural Axe
La Peste
Lyres
Thrills
Fabulous Billygoons
Buzzcocks
Mission of Burma
Pastiche
Human Sexual Response
Lou Miami and the Kozmetiks
The King Bees
Robin Lane and the Chartbusters
Ground Zero
Iron Liver Project
Peter Dayton Band

Additional live performance videos of bands from around the globe in the 80's ? can be found in the Archive Portal as well:

The Jam
Dead Kennedys
Gang of Four
The Clash
Stiff Little Fingers
The Specials
The Stranglers
Siouxsie & the Banshees
XTC
Ian Drury and the Block Heads
The Dead Boys
Sham 69
The Ramones
Wire
The Damned
The Beat
Art of Noise
The Cramps
New Order
Violent Femmes
Richard Hell and the Voidoids
Madness
Pere Ubu

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Music Shit / New Live Vids Up @ KINODV: Richard Hell and the Voidoids also Madness

« on: September 06, 2008, 12:33:31 PM »

Richard Hell and the Voidoids were regular headliners at CBGB during the punk movement in New York City in the late 70?s and 80?s. Here?s ?Blank Generation? shot with a single nuvicon b/w camera and a portapak. This live version is a bit on the rough side but an interesting piece of punk history.

Watch ?Blank Generation? here:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/moviepages/KinoMonthlyFeature.html


Across the Atlantic, one of the more prominent 70?s 2 Tone ska revival bands, Madness boards the ?Night Boat to Cairo.? This is a dance crazed live performance filmed in London 1980.
Check out Madness ?Night Boat to Cairo?:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/archive/Madness-N_B_C.html



Visit the Archive Portal at KINODV and see more live video performances:

Filmed in Boston:

The Neighborhoods
Nervous Eaters
The Cure
Unnatural Axe
La Peste
Lyres
Thrills
Fabulous Billygoons
Buzzcocks
Mission of Burma
Pastiche
Human Sexual Response
Lou Miami and the Kozmetiks
The King Bees
Robin Lane and the Chartbusters
Ground Zero
Iron Liver Project
Peter Dayton Band

Additional live performance videos of bands from around the globe in the 80's ? can be found in the Archive Portal as well:

The Jam
Dead Kennedys
Gang of Four
The Clash
Stiff Little Fingers
The Specials
The Stranglers
Siouxsie & the Banshees
XTC
Ian Drury and the Block Heads
The Dead Boys
Sham 69
The Ramones
Wire
The Damned
The Beat
Art of Noise
The Cramps
New Order
Violent Femmes
Richard Hell and the Voidoids
Madness

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Music Shit / New live vids up @ KINODV: Violent Femmes _ Robin Lane & The Chartbusters

« on: August 06, 2008, 09:54:10 AM »

From Folk roots to the Next?.. just Add It Up When Things Go Wrong

Robin Lane with early roots in the Los Angles folk music scene moved east  and eventually to Cambridge in 1978. There the Chartbusters were formed with Asa Brebner, Leroy Radcliffe, Scott Raerenwad, and Tim Jackson. In the midst of the punk and new wave scene, the music with Robin Lane & The Chartbusters  took on a new edge.

Watch Robin Lane and the Chartbusters live video from 1979  ?When Things Go Wrong? here:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/moviepages/KinoMonthlyFeature.html

The Violent Femmes in the early 80?s played the coffee house and street corner scene. Their music was a cross between American folk music and punk rock. Band members Brian Ritchie, Victor DeLorez, and lead vocalist
Gordon Gano helped define the idea of folk punk.

Check out the Femmes ?Add It Up? here:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/archive/Violent_Fems-Add_Up.html

Visit the Archive Portal at KINODV and see more live video performances:

Filmed in Boston:

The Neighborhoods
Nervous Eaters
The Cure
Unnatural Axe
La Peste
Lyres
Thrills
Fabulous Billygoons
Buzzcocks
Mission of Burma
Pastiche
Human Sexual Response
Lou Miami and the Kozmetiks
The King Bees
Robin Lane and the Chartbusters
Ground Zero
Iron Liver Project
Peter Dayton Band

Additional live performance videos of bands from around the globe in the 80's ? can be found in the Archive Portal as well:

The Jam
Dead Kennedys
Gang of Four
The Clash
Stiff Little Fingers
The Specials
The Stranglers
Siouxsie & the Banshees
XTC
Ian Drury and the Block Heads
The Dead Boys
Sham 69
The Ramones
Wire
The Damned
The Beat
Art of Noise
The Cramps
New Order
Violent Femmes