Very Trailer Park Boys.
Which makes sense, because it’s also Canadian.
This Is A Sweet Cover
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvXmtkl4Nmk
Hahaha.
Sorry.
Another Punk Documentary
Do you need another? Of course you do. According to the comments, this is the final installment of a multi-episode BBC documentary made in the 90’s. Earlier episodes dealt with the Stooges, Velvets, et al. Anyone seen the others or know if they’re available somewhere? Makerbot?
Last ten minutes have good footage of Sex Pistols US tour.
The reggae segment seems a bit long considering the number of punk bands omitted. And some of the omissions are glaring. Talking Heads, but no Johnny Thunders? That’s just weird, as L.A.M.F. is one of the very best records to come out of the NYC scene, and more punk than TH. But this is still worth watching.
Happy Festivus
2020 is so DEVO.
Why Are All These People Here?
This Band Is Awful.
Chris Squire of The Syn (and later, Yes) tells one of my favorite stories.
When they invent the Rock-N-Roll Time Machine, this show at the Marquee will be one of the first concerts I transport myself to.
Amen
If you’re about to stock up the ol’ cabinet for the holidays, don’t forget that more expensive often doesn’t equal better. Some of the $25-$60 range is so good that you never need to spend more. If you aren’t interested in most of the video, the most entertaining part is about Blanton’s at 18:15.
This Place Seems Pretty Groovy
Memphis in the early 1970s. As one of the comments pointed out, that’s the Hernando de Soto Bridge being built at the 10:30 mark.
The Dead Mall Series
Welcome to my latest YouTube obsession.
Starts weird, but stay with it.
More Old Grey Whistle Test
Enjoy.
No Such Thing As Too Much
Bitch!
See never-before-seen on-set footage and outtakes from Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, with commentary by members of the cast and crew who brought the first Star Wars sequel to life. Featured are rare behind-the-scenes moments captured by the film’s documentary crew, including the frozen exteriors of Hoth, the Rebel base hangar, interiors of the Millennium Falcon, Cloud City, and the film’s climactic duel between Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker. Also included is an all-new and archival audio commentary by George Lucas, Mark Hamill, Anthony Daniels, Billy Dee Williams, and Lawrence Kasdan.