Talk Talk - Live on "Off the record" 1982 - Rare! [Part 3 of 3]
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- Rare early live performance from Talk talk on "Off the record" 1982. They perform many songs from their first new wave album "The partys over" (one of my favourite albums by them).
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Drummer Lee Harris gives a show of presentation on drums. The way he plays drums is unique and special, his body from head at the feet is musical. He is a master of the drum instrument. Miss. Hug
Exactly, it's as if Lee and its drums were a same person. He embodies his music. Wonderful!
Absolutely no drummer can touch Lee Harris's performance! None of them trendy, fashion bands could touch them.
@@meredithhopkins1411absolutely
Absolutely great, what a marvelous singer and personality he was!
I'm so used to hearing how they sounded with that expanded live band during the 1984 and 1986 tours but hearing them stripped down to just the four of them, it's raw and awesome!
This sound never gets old to me. I think they have the best new wave synth sound. The epitome of new wave, in my opinion. Really miss them.
I agree 100! 👍👍 In fact, it's both fun & educational to share this video with someone who is used to '80s music' being filled with majestic synth pads, guitars soaked in effects, and copious amounts of delay & reverb. IMHO, far too many '80s' acts are called "New Wave", especially by embarrassingly revisionist, highly-Americanized radio stations that claim to represent this era in music (*). Instead, New Wave was THIS, as well as Berlin modular synth based music, and Ska/early Rock'n'Roll influenced songs...all of which usually featured lean arrangements with a snappy, bass-driven mix of mono synths, perhaps crisp guitars, aggressive drumming and witty/socially-relevant lyrics. e.g. music heard on early albums by The Police, Elvis Costello, Joe Jackson, Human League, OMD, Nena, D.L Byron, The Cars, Talking Heads, Martha & the Muffins, etc., etc..
(*) the same has happened with so-called "Classic Rock" stations, which are dominated by playlists that aren't even remotely close to the mind-opening, eclectic mix we listened to in the 60s & 70s.
@@derekbaker3279 Well said. I'm going to have to check out D.L. Byron. That's a name I don't think I've heard before. I'm always interested in bands/artists from that era I didn't know about. Thanks.
@@spencergroup Thanks Spencergroup. There are around a dozen videos of D.L Byron on TH-cam. He had one album that critics liked & it sold a few copies (called "This Day & Age"). Enjoy!
oh man these drums
ketya Simmons SDS V 😍😍😍
Best Version of Talk Talk ,Love the ending Sound of the Synthi
I can tell...Best live version..
Oh Lee...…! amazing!
He was really on fire with those drums! It’s a shame he was always in the background eh?
@@DA-rd5qk Yes, you are absolutely right! Fate of drummers :(
This is the best youtube clip ever. All you do to me is taLK TaLk.
Thank you very much for share this concert. gracias totales!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What a voice !
Rest in peace, Mark.
"'Don't cry. I believe release is in your smile."
Brilliant! RIP Mark... one of those special new wave bands.
Lee Harris was a performance all by himself on drums. Mark ,such a unique talent and don't get me started on Paul and his bass. Just a higher level band of talent.
Best band on the planet xx love them 😍 r i.p.mark Hollis ,you made my growing up years the best ♥️
Rest In Peace Mark! It was a beautiful go.
Lee was on fire with those drums my goodness
Forever and ever Mark 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
Best live version..
TalkTalk band only has talented musicians, they give a presentation show each one with their musical instrument. Emociona, perfect harmony between all. Hug
Epic!
Toujours la fervente admiratrice d'un électron libre...excellent même si son 4e album fut décrié, c'était sa quiétude, un rock musique de chambre, ici sur cette vidéo rare, l'énergie révoltée...des percussions de dingue et une osmose. Mark une pile électrique partie si vite....MISS HIM DEARLY TILL DEATH
Off The Record was recorded in a small Southern Television studio in Gillingham, Kent. I remember walking past in the mid 80's & my friend who lived in Gillingham pointing it out. Wish I'd gone to this, thanks for posting.. ;)
Great coment! Still exist these studio today?????? (Sorry for My bad english i'm from Argentina)
Oh wow wish I'd known I live near Gillingham ,too late now a fantastic man gone to soon .
@@juanpabloarena2724 No, sadly.. 😕
@@70sbabe We need a time machine..
@@RadioactiveKiddie I wish I had one ,I would have loved to see them live 😎
Many many thanks for sharing this !
Love It!! Thanks...
Fantastico Lee Harris
Era muy joven kuando cantaba muy lindoexisito my amor
Wow...!
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Legend, Mark Hollis 🙏
Começou bem jovem👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Q demais... Amoooo🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
your welcome! :)
Génial je ne m enlasserer jamais fidèle à talk talk
Спасибо марк
LIKE
Stevieboy you shouldve called me i wouldve been there in a heart beat!!
lucky one
Does anyone know where we can get music from Lee?
RIP Mark Hollis
@chrisnoaro1 it is at the end of part 2
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Lee was on fire with those drums my goodness