Sigue Sigue Sputnik - The Early Rehearsals
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Once we had a band, we started rehearsing in a windowless room of Magenta's mew's house in Maida Vale, playing mutated covers of old Elvis and Eddie Cochran songs. This is the earliest known video of that early band. Naive and not used to being filmed, you can feel the close relationships and the sense of excitement at what the future could hold... This is one of the most exciting times in the life of any band, when you believe you have something truly unique and extraordinary and you can't wait to unleash it on an unsuspecting world.
Filmed in that very room, along with the ghost of the former tenant Sid Vicious, and also in the Pink Palace rehearsal rooms that the band built themselves - where they painted the name "Elvis" in one meter high letters on the carpet so they could rehearse walking in his name. Magic.
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At a certain point I thought "Bananarama?? Oh, no, it's just Tony James with a funny hat"... I loved SSS as a teenager, and I still love them now that I'm 50+. But I love the ORIGINAL SSS, the ones of Flaunt It. What came later... Well, they had to do it, but did they have to?
"Piratespace" is a good album.
This is why I love/loved this band, pure Rock n' Roll.
Where I could find this magnificent version of Be Bop aLula Dub?
When i was a kid my friends and i would get high and play the album at volume at my parents place and sit in the dark and watch the lights on the equalizer go nuts.
I still have the album and 12inch on vinyl somewhere in storage!!!
Amazing to see them like that.....adds so much to the story, I'd love to see more...I never tire of SsS!
anche io non mi stanco mai di ascoltarli, vederli o scoprire video inediti e siamo nel 2024
♥ mmmm. A SSS cassette was a freakin REQUIREMENT for EVERY CAR and one for the house. This is MASTERPIECE! People don't realize how important it is to RECORD EVERYTHING. You'll need it later. Trust me. ♥ LOVE SSS ♥
My original 12" of F1-11ended up with a huge crack in it. I'm sad.
BACK in the day we just happened to jump in a car with some younger lads than us and they were blasting Flaunt it. Nobody but me liked then I thought. We went for a wild fast spin and it sounded great. But now in my 50's I don't fancy driving down country lanes in my own car doing 60 mph :-))))
Hmmm. Re-living one's punk past, are we sir?
If only I had a TARDIS, I'd go back and warn them...
"Look mate, in the 21st century, you won't even be able to smoke a cigarette in the pub".
Was that Jessica?
very Suicide
The early demos are some of their best work. Digital delay on the vocals is amazing and unique to SSS.👍
Sounds a little bit like Alien Sex Fiend.
Still waiting for the original sSs reunion!!! Greetings from Serbia x x x x x
These early demos have a real bass guitar played on them by Tony James. I'd love to hear everything they did on those very early recordings on 4 track
Looks a little silly these days, but I loved this band. This and the original terminator sum up the 80s.
Adam Ant said SSS were
The best thing of the late
80s in a interview on the Big Breakfast with
Paula Yates in the 90s
0:47 Mick Jones of The Clash in the western fringe shirt.
The output could have been so much better, especially with Moroder at the controls.
Awesome track, never heard that before, i wish it was on youtube
Hype over substance. But they were quite funny.,
Love the Amphetamine Cheekbones!
_LETZ ALL WHIZZ_
Pretty much how my cheeks looked after sucking Chris off in the wings of the Mayfair in Newcastle (rip - what a cracking venue that was) right before they went on stage. Big lad. Big smile. Big load. Good times! 😁
Rock And Roll Was There Goal🎉
Funny to think that both Tony James & Mick Jones were competing with each other at this point....years later we have Carbon/Silicon.
Michael McCartney they weren’t competing, mick helped sputnik alot
at the time i thought they were the new Martin Rev TV stroke Suicide stroke My Boat
What happend to miss yana ya ya
I heard she teaches yoga, she was so hot!
Yoga teacher.
Love their demos! No Serial Killer.
love sss
What-now GENE VINCENT?
Great! Love all the early footage. I would've loved to be a part of that group of friends; they seem to have a fun time.
martin degville
I CAN'T WAIT AND I WANT TO SEE THIS....LOVE S.S.S...ESP IN THE 80S.....
são os melhores , ok
CHristo $$$ Dog Bollox !
Fantastic! Loving the early footage.
Have to admit though this was a relief after such utter depressing shite videos by Bronsky Beat's "small town boy" .......
Dieses frühe Zeug hört sich nicht schlecht an . Wären sie etwas mehr in dieser Richtung geblieben wäre vielleicht geile Musik dabei raus gekommen.
tr808
All look like they need a good wash but still cool
will there be a DVD of all this?
one of the ''drummers'' with a guitar? neal ''x'' in a top hat later cursing guns n roses cause they got the gig. magneta has NOTHING to do with sid vicious or ANY of the ''sex pistols''she did use or own the small annex at that time. she DOES NOT own that annex mews now. Ask the RECISSION.
What are you going on about ? Makes no sense
Magenta doesn't own anything anymore she's dead.. but what gets me is how's big are those mews for 4 people to live there and work there on the music while it was Magenta living there too. No wonder she was in smacked. Talk about Cabin fever 😎 or and that before they were ready to unleash their enterprise on the world. 4 years to get a band ready and then a few more years till it came to the end for them. They must have started this band in 1978?
bra-
these were billy idols old m8s. think he dodged a bullet lol
Love Life - only Tony James not the others
"Eddie Cochran"..???..Gene Vincent you mean ! Brilliant scam though. Sounds somewhat predictable , always thought the music came first , than you can work on image . All their songs are mediocre versions of Johnny Teardrop. Still....good times they were.
Johnny Teardrop?
@@twistedspanner Sorry , I meant "Frankie Teardrop" by Suicide ......Here an example of what this lot copied th-cam.com/video/Dn7SBQ6X5HU/w-d-xo.html
@@PAULLONDEN I know or I think they covered a Suicide song on their their Greatest Hits cd or complication cd I have. They covered a Suicide track as it was no big secret that they were original in that sense. But they married the two electronic styles of Suicide with Rock-'n'-Roll of Johnny Thunders brilliantly. Neil X was superb and Tony James did what even Sid Vicious could have mastered on bass on a 303 had he lived long enough. I was a bit taken aback by their love of Elvis. I thought they were joking. The Stooges and The New York Dolls yeah too right but fkn Elvis. No wonder Brian James and Rat Scabies split from the London SS to form the Damned. Listening to the Sputniks the other day reminded me of Zappa with sudden out of the blue changes and just like the Mother's of Invention's debut album 'Freak Out' which featured Zappa's influences. The Sputniks did the same same quoting everyone from the Stooges to the Dolls to A Clockwork Orange. But it cracks me up when the Sputniks try and recreate that scene from Kubrics A Clockwork Orange. . They're walking through that subway like they've all got chronic rickets 😂😂😂
@@twistedspanner Elvis was great untill "Our Fine Military" got a hold on him. I remember around 1960 (I was 9) being totally impressed. The U.S. army made a zombie out of him..
@@PAULLONDEN aaayean I take back that comment. I forgot I loved Elvis as a youngster. (Probably still in denial since punk came along-) My dad had s couple of old singles and he had Elvis' first album which I loved. It's not got the cover the Clash copied for London Calling it's a full frontal picture of Elvis waring a red shirt and blue sky behind him. I remember playing it to death. That album was to the youth of 1957 what Never mind the Bollocks was in 1977. But when you listen to the music on it. It's really great pure playing. Train coming round the bend. I've still got it it. I knew it was an important album. There were some Eddie Cochran . Stuff around too. So when punk came along. And Sid Vicious does two Eddie Cochran single with the Sex Pistols one after the other I already knew and loved them. Something Else was the highest selling single by the Pistols. It's sold over a quarter of a million copies. Outselling 'God Save the Queen' and the Flying Lizards did 'Somertime Blues' Right I better reacquaint myself with the Sputniks 😎👍
0:48 Nice Porsche !
The thing that’s really mind boggling is the fact that nobody took a minute and realised:
“Hang on…..this is really dire.”
Early footage lol, like they were important. It's over, you had your 15 seconds. Move on ffs.
Adam Burns what do you want then here? Theyre 15 minutes were three years and they made quite a good comeback in the 2000‘s