Loved the UK Subs when l was a young bloke in the 80s - A truly great band that never failed to deliver live - Had a weird experience last month too when l visited the small coastal town of Port Campbell in Victoria - Rode into town on my Triumph singing '500cc' and decided to stop for some Fish & Chips - Stood behind the counter serving was a young half-cast aboriginal guy who was the absolute spitting image of Charlie Harper - Funny thing was when l mentioned the startling resemblance he just laughed and told me that he didn't actually know who the UK Subs were but that l was the second pomme-white-fella that week to mention it - Needless to say l showed him this video 😎
Wow, can't believe this is on TH-cam!! This is the documentary that turned me onto punk on my arrival in England. Superb, can't thank you enough for uploading (Y)
Charlie was the perfect punk, even despite being a good 10/15 years older than the audience his lyrics had meaning he's seen more knows more makes perfect sense to me that's why they were so good
How come Nicky Garrett’s name doesn’t top the lists? When I was a boy I looked up to him as a guitarist the same way as Chuck Berry. Fantastic stage presence as well
I totally agree & today was wondering if perhaps, because the band had the letters UK in their name, it somehow held them back or made them look naff in some way......they were easily as good as say The Clash live and yes, Nicky was the greatest in many ways.
Ol Charlie used to give us tips on studios etc., found It so strange his Birthday was only a month, or so ago, yes he lived near CLAPHAM Hill ST? back then used to see a lot of him & friends walking around Brixton often. A good bloke always stopped & as said, told us about Studios etc., never tried to fck us off, as we were about 14 - 15, he was quite good about all of that, gentleman Charlie to us up & coming beginners, a couple of our lot got to the pinnacles, but that's quite another story altogether, lol, yea as said good-bloke!
15:15 in -- as the voice-over says "...child-molesting media businessmen" the camera pans in on a Gary Glitter lookalike -- Wer they tryin' t' tell us somefing? I first saw this in Canberra in Easter 1983. It was a foggy freezing night. There was only one cinema open that night back then (there weren't many more) and it was showing fucking Porky's! But the surprise was this excellent featurette on UK Subs. Me and the missus were blown away! There's just one thing -- a Mandela Effect: I could've sworn most of the band (and many of the audience) were stripped to the waist. "Parallel fucking universe mate!"
@@martynwilliams5751 Julien Temple is an English film, documentary and music video director. He began his career with short films featuring the Sex Pistols, and has continued with various off-beat projects, including The Great Rock 'n' Roll Swindle, Absolute Beginners and a documentary film about Glastonbury. There ya go buddy! Educate yourself.
@@thomasandersen6719 So fucking What? 40 is a "turn off"? I respect the piss outta Charlie for doing what he loves forever... Did you not think punk rockers would get old? If he became a banker or sumthin equally corporate you'd STILL be "turned off"..?! More power to Charlie Harper! Carrying on the spirit til he dies!
@@MikeIXWilliams When Sex Pistols released God save the Queen in 1977 he was 33...he was a hairdresser in the 60's. He formed his first band in 1964..we are talking Beatles era...." Did you not think punk rockers would get old?" you ask me...He was born during the 2nd world war...he could almost be the farther of most first wave punks (born lat 50's/early 60's)......A guy at 78 still dressing up in tight leather trousers and spiky hair is just sad.....would your dad do that? and if he did would you still respect him? Everything has it's time and to me this guy is over ....."Carrying on the spirit til he dies!"....as I said he was a hairdresser when the Beatles were getting started...he was at least 10 years too late to the party and I just cannot take him seriously
Loved the UK Subs when l was a young bloke in the 80s - A truly great band that never failed to deliver live - Had a weird experience last month too when l visited the small coastal town of Port Campbell in Victoria - Rode into town on my Triumph singing '500cc' and decided to stop for some Fish & Chips - Stood behind the counter serving was a young half-cast aboriginal guy who was the absolute spitting image of Charlie Harper - Funny thing was when l mentioned the startling resemblance he just laughed and told me that he didn't actually know who the UK Subs were but that l was the second pomme-white-fella that week to mention it - Needless to say l showed him this video 😎
Charlie was here in Tokyo last night and sang a song with Michael Monroe. He's 79 and still raving. Punk on!!!
I got to record the subs in the early 90s , what a great bunch! Nicky would make us incredible lunches and Charlie was a true gent!
What kind of lunches ?
big thanks for this. Subs are so great
Still love this video. Great concert scenes, and a great sense of humor.
Wow, can't believe this is on TH-cam!! This is the documentary that turned me onto punk on my arrival in England. Superb, can't thank you enough for uploading (Y)
The original subs were brilliant
Charlie was the perfect punk, even despite being a good 10/15 years older than the audience his lyrics had meaning he's seen more knows more makes perfect sense to me that's why they were so good
Charlie IS the perfect punk, still.
@mark mcclellan yes sorry that's what I meant. He's the greatest punk
Charlie and the Subs, all legends
How come Nicky Garrett’s name doesn’t top the lists? When I was a boy I looked up to him as a guitarist the same way as Chuck Berry. Fantastic stage presence as well
Yes still do,he is my favorite influence of that era... that was a long era. Without Nicky they were never quite the same.
I totally agree & today was wondering if perhaps, because the band had the letters UK in their name, it somehow held them back or made them look naff in some way......they were easily as good as say The Clash live and yes, Nicky was the greatest in many ways.
@@TomTremayne Nicky ain't dead yet, he is great not was...
Ol Charlie used to give us tips on studios etc., found It so strange his Birthday was only a month, or so ago, yes he lived near CLAPHAM Hill ST? back then used to see a lot of him & friends walking around Brixton often. A good bloke always stopped & as said, told us about Studios etc., never tried to fck us off, as we were about 14 - 15, he was quite good about all of that, gentleman Charlie to us up & coming beginners, a couple of our lot got to the pinnacles, but that's quite another story altogether, lol, yea as said good-bloke!
Hvala. Obozavam uk subs,moj prvi strani koncert 1986
15:15 in -- as the voice-over says "...child-molesting media businessmen" the camera pans in on a Gary Glitter lookalike -- Wer they tryin' t' tell us somefing?
I first saw this in Canberra in Easter 1983. It was a foggy freezing night. There was only one cinema open that night back then (there weren't many more) and it was showing fucking Porky's! But the surprise was this excellent featurette on UK Subs. Me and the missus were blown away! There's just one thing -- a Mandela Effect: I could've sworn most of the band (and many of the audience) were stripped to the waist. "Parallel fucking universe mate!"
You must have crossed over some time after that. Welcome to our universe
Definitely Mandela Effect.
Excellent film. 👏🏼👏🏼
I was at the gig in this film
Is that the Rainbow?
@@adreenalizethink the live footage Lyceum. I saw them there a couple years later 1981. By 83 the uk subs no longer playing the bigger venues
This was the opening film when I saw Scum. Both still well worth watching.
Brilliant!!!!!!!!
o yes my generation kicks ass.
My childhood :-P
same
Excellent and v humorous.
wish somebody would find the full interview julian did with sid in the park
Who's this tosser
@@martynwilliams5751 Julien Temple is an English film, documentary and music video director. He began his career with short films featuring the Sex Pistols, and has continued with various off-beat projects, including The Great Rock 'n' Roll Swindle, Absolute Beginners and a documentary film about Glastonbury. There ya go buddy! Educate yourself.
@@Re-Todd_Howard Fk Glastonbury!
brilliant doc by julian temple humorus and cool
Yes but Charlie was nearly 40 here. Big turn off
Yep he was forty here , and he's still going at seventy-five...
@@thomasandersen6719 So fucking What? 40 is a "turn off"? I respect the piss outta Charlie for doing what he loves forever... Did you not think punk rockers would get old? If he became a banker or sumthin equally corporate you'd STILL be "turned off"..?! More power to Charlie Harper! Carrying on the spirit til he dies!
@@MikeIXWilliams When Sex Pistols released God save the Queen in 1977 he was 33...he was a hairdresser in the 60's. He formed his first band in 1964..we are talking Beatles era...." Did you not think punk rockers would get old?" you ask me...He was born during the 2nd world war...he could almost be the farther of most first wave punks (born lat 50's/early 60's)......A guy at 78 still dressing up in tight leather trousers and spiky hair is just sad.....would your dad do that? and if he did would you still respect him? Everything has it's time and to me this guy is over ....."Carrying on the spirit til he dies!"....as I said he was a hairdresser when the Beatles were getting started...he was at least 10 years too late to the party and I just cannot take him seriously
@@thomasandersen6719 I understand your opinion, I agree to disagree. Much respect to Charlie Harper!
Is this gig on TH-cam
What a show
Never seen this vid but sooooooo glad i have now.... Charlie Harpers band is the busiiiii
Das melhores bandas punk de sempre.
what
Louder than Tombs.
@JONATHAN SUTCLIFFE Seen it.
fuck yes!!
That guitarist is shit hot
Aguante UK'SUBS..UNOS CAPOS...
Great days I had energy n and not dam arthritis can't pogo no more 58 but still do gigs subs long Liv m
Keep the spirit ALIVE!!!!
Damn..
John snag doing the voice over like he did on the b side of stepping stone pistol propaganda .
"Was Johnny Rotten really a hunch-backed anti-Christ with green teeth?"
Super
Ed tenpole... lol.
THAT IS F'N GREAT!!!! What the hell is this??
Song? 2:15
nina...manufactured romance....muvvers pride t peeps who dont no ...Isee u , on the floor....we were there.....
so was i
Who is the girl @8:25 ?
Looks like Barbie Wilde from Shock
333
Nobody truly liked the spitting. That was kinda media pushed. About this time Feeding of the Thousand was being recorded...
Paul Slack , N. Garratt, P.Daviesand king Charlie best line upppppp!