Loved their music and performance, one of my favourite bands as a youth. Their energy and creativity was part of what inspired me to make music, form a band, then make music videos and have a career in a creative field. Great to see this clip and see they are lovely people and natural creatives. Thanks for your work. It is still hilarious that TOTPs didn't get it!
Saw them, when I was a kid and saw them this year as a gift from my pal for my sixtieth. What a band, what energy and originality. It's said that John Osbourne was the first to write kitchen sink plays. I think the Smiths are wrongly credited with being the first band to do the same. The Rezillos burst into the scene at least twelve or more years before at the same time as the 'Punk Rock' phenominan happened. But it wasnt shouted lyrics with contempt for everything from parents to establishment. It was colourful, energetic, totally different without provoking offence. Most of all, the talent that was so entertaining stands to this day. I can't recommend seeing them live highly enough. You will never be disappointed.
I always liked them. Their sense of fun - coupled with the themes they covered - was a nice change to the steady diet of angst us teens of the late 70's were fed. I never really bought into the Pistols anarchy thing, but I did love these guys.
Bands produce their best performances when they’re on the edge of the precipice before the end- as is evident here! Great stuff and unrepeatable energy!!!
Here in the USA ; not many people knew about them. Did they ever tour here ? Their records were hard to find too. I have a feeling that - every single B-52's fan would have LOVED and embraced them here
The guitar work on the Rezillos album is beyond brilliant...guitar solo on Cold Wars rates as one of my faves of all time...simple but perfect...Good Sculptures...guitar part again perfect.....the songs....love them....The Rezillos album regularly gave my youngest the energy to tidy her room when she was young....!!!....it was the only noise that inspired her to move....
I met Eugene/Alan recently when out riding one of his vintage Indian motorcycles and had a wee chat. This film has me smiling all the way through, great stuff
Thanks goodness they re-formed. Miss Jo Calis songwriting and hard rocking guitar playing, but they are still the best live band out there. Hope they release a live concert DVD, from their favourite venue.
Great Video! Pulled back the curtain on the history of the band for a yank like me! I just caught them in Boston and It was amazing, best show I've seen in years!! Come back soon Faye, Eugene and Rezillos!!
@Blocksvideos... I read a great interview with the 'Zillos in Jack Rabid's "Big Takeover" mag about 6 years ago. They didn't think too highly of the B-52s.. They befriended The Cramps during the New York recording sessions (saw them at CBGBs) and Lux told them the B52s would show up at gigs wearing anoraks..(i.e. poseurs) Maybe there was some rivalry methinks. But I love all three of those bands.
I love the way that Faye's Scottish accent comes through in the songs. Deffo an under-rated and overlooked band, fabulous looks which were way out kilter with what was going on at the time (new romantic) , but so cool it could solve climate change :)
so, i'm actually Eugene's nephew and my dad used to be the drummer um Eugene's name is really Alan Forbes later he got married wit his wife (my Aunt) he had 2 daughters Cleo and Lois Forbes, by the way my name is Sid Forbes so i guess any fans whats up i'm his nephew!
also never saw this documentary but it was cool to see Faye and my uncle when they were a bit younger than they are (sorry if your seeing this uncle Alan and Faye)
Love them too much. Had The Revillos Monster Man painted in luminous green painted big on the back of my black leather biker jacket. Had to paint over the monster man bit when people kept asking me if it was my cb radio handle and boy I didn't want people to think I had anything to do with any cb radio. They were one of the lights that made my youth so bright.
Great upload is this. Just rediscovering this band since seeing the OGWT clip featured on Punk at the BBC programme on BBC 4. I would like to know what Faye and Eugene thought of the B52's, and if the B52's knew about them (?). Cheers, Block.
I have recently bought a spare copy of "Mission accomplished ... but the beat goes on" for when my original is worn out. I hate hoarding but when you are well ahead of the game it only makes sense.
@Blocksvideos. the B52s in the past plaued "Fallen In Love With Monster Man! at a Halloween Show, and Kate Pierson during the Cosmic Thing tour, spoke highly of them. IIRC they were less enamoured with Voice Of The Beehive whom I love.
i'm a big eyed bug with very big eyes and i need hear that, yea! w/o doubt, frvr yng : for sure and i'm from Pilsen, CZ, and hear many similar :D oh my tykadla [tentacles:dude]
Similar Sensibilities, yes: they're contemporaneous, and I'm sure they share influences, and would have been aware of each other from their early days.
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The Rezillos, one of the absolutely best bands ever!!!
No they weren't
@@douggeorge2178 aye they were
Yeah they're good but 2 albums in 40+ years hardly qualifies in the best band ever category
Loved their music and performance, one of my favourite bands as a youth. Their energy and creativity was part of what inspired me to make music, form a band, then make music videos and have a career in a creative field. Great to see this clip and see they are lovely people and natural creatives. Thanks for your work. It is still hilarious that TOTPs didn't get it!
Saw them, when I was a kid and saw them this year as a gift from my pal for my sixtieth. What a band, what energy and originality. It's said that John Osbourne was the first to write kitchen sink plays. I think the Smiths are wrongly credited with being the first band to do the same. The Rezillos burst into the scene at least twelve or more years before at the same time as the 'Punk Rock' phenominan happened. But it wasnt shouted lyrics with contempt for everything from parents to establishment. It was colourful, energetic, totally different without provoking offence. Most of all, the talent that was so entertaining stands to this day. I can't recommend seeing them live highly enough. You will never be disappointed.
I always liked them. Their sense of fun - coupled with the themes they covered - was a nice change to the steady diet of angst us teens of the late 70's were fed. I never really bought into the Pistols anarchy thing, but I did love these guys.
Bands produce their best performances when they’re on the edge of the precipice before the end- as is evident here! Great stuff and unrepeatable energy!!!
I met Faye just before a gig in Washington DC in 2015. (Luv that Scottish accent!) She was very friendly and happy to autograph my "Can't Stand" LP...
Here in the USA ; not many people knew about them. Did they ever tour here ? Their records were hard to find too. I have a feeling that - every single B-52's fan would have LOVED and embraced them here
I got into b52s when I read they were the USA rezillos
Might have been vice versa 😜
The guitar work on the Rezillos album is beyond brilliant...guitar solo on Cold Wars rates as one of my faves of all time...simple but perfect...Good Sculptures...guitar part again perfect.....the songs....love them....The Rezillos album regularly gave my youngest the energy to tidy her room when she was young....!!!....it was the only noise that inspired her to move....
Such a great band.... with such great songs! What I really love about the Rezillos is they are F-U-N..... which is what pop / rock music is all about!
The Wham! of punk. :-)
@@LarzGustafsson You’re a bit early for Panto season!
Everyone likes the Rezillos, excellent band!
I met Eugene/Alan recently when out riding one of his vintage Indian motorcycles and had a wee chat.
This film has me smiling all the way through, great stuff
Faye and Eugene are two of the greatest entertainers ever.
Rezillos/Revillos were the greatest bands of that era, hands down.
Still love Faye Fife...
And her scottish accent
Thanks goodness they re-formed.
Miss Jo Calis songwriting and hard rocking guitar playing, but they are still the best live band out there.
Hope they release a live concert DVD, from their favourite venue.
Brilliant band.
Really enjoyed watching this. Thanks for putting it up.
me too
Great Video! Pulled back the curtain on the history of the band for a yank like me! I just caught them in Boston and It was amazing, best show I've seen in years!! Come back soon Faye, Eugene and Rezillos!!
They supported the Ramones on the live shows New Years Eve and +1 (1977/8) from which It's Alive was recorded. USA, USA ...
Just saw these last night in Leeds. Great show. Privileged to have seen them.
They have so many alt mixes of their songs, and all are great! Both Rezillos and Revillos!
Once seen (live) never forgotten 🚀
Outstanding takes me back to the days of .Pink Panthers Pink champagne and Pink Mics .
I can almost remember some of it .
Great band. Great people.
Brilliant band,one of THE best
Still love them. Not sure they're playing anywhere of late but would love to see em !
Saw them in 1978,fantastic live group.
Jo Callis is an incredible guitarist
@Blocksvideos... I read a great interview with the 'Zillos in Jack Rabid's "Big Takeover" mag about 6 years ago. They didn't think too highly of the B-52s.. They befriended The Cramps during the New York recording sessions (saw them at CBGBs) and Lux told them the B52s would show up at gigs wearing anoraks..(i.e. poseurs) Maybe there was some rivalry methinks. But I love all three of those bands.
saw them recently in Cardiff supporting the Stranglers.
The Rezillos were really really good. I want to see them again.
It was real escapism
great memories of my youth,still have most of their vynil
I love the way that Faye's Scottish accent comes through in the songs. Deffo an under-rated and overlooked band, fabulous looks which were way out kilter with what was going on at the time (new romantic) , but so cool it could solve climate change :)
They pre date New Romantics by about 3 years.
That bass on Can't stand the Rezillos, superb 👍 rip WM.
On ALL of their songs !
a nice find,can't remember seeing this,always a great night with the rezilloes.
so, i'm actually Eugene's nephew and my dad used to be the drummer um Eugene's name is really Alan Forbes later he got married wit his wife (my Aunt) he had 2 daughters Cleo and Lois Forbes, by the way my name is Sid Forbes so i guess any fans whats up i'm his nephew!
also never saw this documentary but it was cool to see Faye and my uncle when they were a bit younger than they are (sorry if your seeing this uncle Alan and Faye)
Amazingly nostalgic. 😁
Fair do’s they worked their arses off on stage, they couldn’t stand still even for a second, all action all
energy all the time. Brilliant band ❤️
Incredible, thanks for posting this!
Love them too much. Had The Revillos Monster Man painted in luminous green painted big on the back of my black leather biker jacket. Had to paint over the monster man bit when people kept asking me if it was my cb radio handle and boy I didn't want people to think I had anything to do with any cb radio. They were one of the lights that made my youth so bright.
They were one of the lights that made my youth so bright, what a fantastic phrase!!!!!
god i love them with all my heart, hope they return some day
Never went away
Going to Carlisle to see them this Friday see ya there , 😘😘xx
Love this band
Great upload is this. Just rediscovering this band since seeing the OGWT clip featured on Punk at the BBC programme on BBC 4. I would like to know what Faye and Eugene thought of the B52's, and if the B52's knew about them (?). Cheers, Block.
Great bass player great band
I love Faye !
Faye Fife.... the 2nd best stage name ever
"Motorbike Beat"(b/w "No Such Luck") is my fave song by The Revillos. I bought the record back in 1980. However, I prefer the Rezillos songs.
Faye.....you ..are ....A1..rocker....we know....seen ya.......love,,ya.....
I have recently bought a spare copy of "Mission accomplished ... but the beat goes on" for when my original is worn out. I hate hoarding but when you are well ahead of the game it only makes sense.
Saw them at Teviot Row Union in Edinburgh Probably first gig. Anybody else there?
Yep, I was there. Me and David Anderson booked them for our 21st party in a hall in Hill Place. Best 30 punds I ever spent.
Still love The Rezillos.
@Blocksvideos. the B52s in the past plaued "Fallen In Love With Monster Man! at a Halloween Show, and Kate Pierson during the Cosmic Thing tour, spoke highly of them. IIRC they were less enamoured with Voice Of The Beehive whom I love.
Gwen Ever yo
Interesting.
Faye got this awesome scottish accent
4:47 Look, Ma, no hands!
Good stuff - did u put this together Kevin? if so when was it shot? cheers
No, not my work: a BBC Scotland documentary, from the early days of UK digital TV: my records are in disarry, so I'll have to guess at 1998.
Says XXI on the last frame, I think that makes it 2001. Great stuff, as John Peel would say!
And The Rezillos did win
Jo Callis was a punk rocker.
How old is this Video ?? Bloody good tho'
Late ninties, i think 1998?
i'm a big eyed bug with very big eyes and i need hear that, yea!
w/o doubt, frvr yng : for sure
and i'm from Pilsen, CZ, and hear many similar :D
oh my tykadla [tentacles:dude]
Reckon they influenced the B52s at all?
Similar Sensibilities, yes: they're contemporaneous, and I'm sure they share influences, and would have been aware of each other from their early days.
all over the fantastic
I kinda liked the revillos stuff more then the rezillos. though maybe because they never recorded much as the rezillos
I think it was 1977?
I'd be their roadie for cigarettes.
Is Faye Fife sharleen spiteri's mum it sounds as if she should be LOL
No, unforunately: Fay Fife is fae Fife, while Sharleen Spiteri is fae Finnieston. So she would never "Go Raj".
Eugene like a non pervert Gary Glitter 😁