Johnny Thunders IN COLD BLOOD live Nyc DVD 1982-03-13 FULL SHOW
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- Johnny was stoned by meth/something else.
Recorded at Irving Plaza, New York City, on March 13, 1982.
DVD Release Date: March 26, 2002
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This 30 minute performance from Johnny Thunders is Live from New York City in 1982 and features 9 great tracks including the title song In Cold Blood.
Johnny Thunders - il leggendario ed autodistruttivo principe della scena pre-punk di New York - si è consumato in fretta in una vita vissuta all'insegna del rock'n'roll, riuscendo però ad esprimere tutte le sue emozioni attraverso il suono della sua chitarra.
Components:
_Johnny Thunders:Vocal, Guitar
_Walter Lure:Vocal, Guitar
_Luigi Scorcia:Bass
_Billy Roger:Drums
Directed by Peter Herron
Produced by Stella Benabou Shapiro
TrackList
01--(1:25)-In Cold Blood
02--(5:40)-Too Much Junkie Business
03--(8:30)-Alone In The Crowd
04-(10:40)-Pipeline
05-(13:15)-Just Another Girl
06-(17:03)-Sad Vacation
07-(20:40)-Baby I Love You I Really Do
08-(21:58)-Who Needs Girls
09-(26:20)-Born To Lose
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The way that he performs is among the most honest that I have seen.I like the way that he plays in the moment digs into his guitar and rips the vocals out but also sings very heartfelt songs. I find these songs to be timeless classics. Born too Loose... I liked that at the end. It tied things together. What a musician!!!!
this is only about 1/4 of the set...
people are easily impressed. This is terrible.
@@xwhite2020 joie
Thanx for " born tOO lOOse"...& all your comment.
I can’t stop watching this concert. It’s so raw and Johnny truly rocks here.
Same here. This is some kind of drug, I watch this masterpiece probably 45th time
Likimas Anglija definitely more than heroin in him here!
I feel bad for Walter he was watching thunders like he was his babysitter 🍼 lol
@@leahflower9924 Not babysitting at all - he had Johnny's back. That's what you do. ffs
@@leahflower9924 Who's Walter
I think he holds himself up pretty well considering what's happening. I loved the Dolls and his solo LP's, he will always be one of my favorites, sober or stoned.
RIP Johnny!
Johnny was so much more than the drugs sadly that's what he is remembered more for instead of the incredible music he made.
Seriously, he is nodding really hard yet pulls off a great performance.
@@chuckydall9250 Absolutely
alone in a crowd is such a good song in my opinion
hahaha to be clear he is NOT stoned !
He may have been wasted but he's still a virtuoso.
"wasted"? Why is it so many want that that they make believe it is so... ??
@@nanchanger he’s a sloppy, junkie mess. He lived his life like an entitled asshole
Methadone. He was in and out of that program.
Too much junkie business...maybe...but nonetheless an incredible performer and musician, and one of my most adored artists. I am so grateful Johnny Thunders ever existed, because he makes my world more beautiful. He could get away with anything on stage, because he was Mr Thunders, a truly unique and elegant artist
France de Griessen Yes! So I know at should think he was a pathetic junkie, but damn it all, he was just too cool. Talent from the gods. Died before he got old and irrelevant...didn't pander or make apologies. Just so badass. I mean, shitniggadamn, Johnny Thunders played the guitar like he invented it. Good God, if there is a heaven, it would be like being a beautiful Johnny Thunders groupie...where the hell was I when he was alive??
totalmente de acuerdo... en mi opinion hacia rock intelectual con su toque personal
This man (and his friends) made my life worth living ...RICHARD...JOHNNY ...JERRY....DAVID>>>ARTHUR ....I COULD GO ON < BUT WE ALL KNOW ! I've spent a bunch of time at JERRY and Johnnys GRAVES ...they are a few feet from each other ...GIVES ME PEACE !
Hey no Johnny Thunders, NO Steve Stevens!
´Too much junkie business` reminded me that perhaps I should go listen to my ´Legacy of brutality` LP
The spectators didn't quite realized what a masterpiece they have witnessed
false, I know I did...
Walter Lure is really an unsung hero. Held it together so JT could do his thing. Anyone who says this isn't brilliant doesn't understand what rock n roll is. Johnny Thunders lived out what he played, real rock n roll, real white trash blues. HERO!
Tommy Brewer exactly right brother! Couldn't have said it better!
Yes Walter is an unsung hero; as is JT
Yes he was great but he was better when he was more coherent. I don't see how someone could look at some of the earlier stuff where he's kicking ass and much more focused and not think it's better.
Tommy Brewer absolutely! Walter Lure wrote so many great songs not only for the Heartbreakers, but also the Knots, the Voidoids, to name a couple. Truly underappreciated by everyone but other musicians . I've got tickets to go see him in Portland on March 1 and I'm more excited about this show than anything in a long time!
Tommy Brewer, what’s the song played in the intro, when everything starts and the texts shows up with Manhattan? Thanks in advance!
I’ve been a huge Hanoi Rocks fan since I was 9 years, 1984. Now learning more and more of the subculture, thanks to TH-cam and internet overall 👍
The phrase "He's so good he can do it in his sleep" comes to mind watching JT.
Haha.
K
Idk, I can play guitar when nodding out like him in this clip and I wouldn't say I'm that good.
Exchange “sleep” for “nod off.”
RIP Waldo and Johnny!
RIP The Heartbreakers
Walter seems to be on guard looking out at Johnny to make sure he's functioning.
As usual.
@@minorsnow5306 I agree mate 100% have fun
☠️💣☠️
It took me years to realize that this man was a god.
He started surf punk lol
para pagar por ver eso hay que ser gilipollas
He ever took me away.I was haunted for him for some years in my life and right now i'm hear to him and enjoy it. He had magic. this is a fact.
oh man. some of this is hard to watch , but all of it is worth watching . he was something, if not beautiful
Damn, he can be that high and still play. Hard to believe this was only a few years after NYD... he looks like he aged decades.
Right? If he was any higher, he'd be blue.
He's not even 30 here.
There are so many moments of awesomeness in this
yeah.. like 'who need girls' when he drop the mic down. haha
Right like when the dude comes up as Johnny is singing and hands him something. How many times does his strap come off and he doesn’t miss a beat. Lovin the bass playing.
I got the flag with the Skull John gave it to me on one of the tour we did .....☆
Salut Henri Paul, tu l'as toujours ? Bruno
Oui je l ai toujours et je m en sers sur scène..
You're great Henry
Ils font tout un plat parce qu'il était défoncé, nous l'étions tous en ces temps là. ça faisait partie du truc, le bourrin.
Wow! This guy is real you guys; played with JT extensively. Footage exists of them playing together + tons of pix too.
Rip--Walter Lure.
Took Johnny for a cruise around Detroit in my Trans am early afternoon on qualudes before his show at 'Nunzios ' in Detroit about 89?. Only wish I would have had cell phone then with camera, he was so shy and cool, totally normal guy
I think I was there, saw Johnny multiple times at Irving Plaza
I would have loved to be in one of his concerts! I'm surprised of his skills of being sooo high and deliver such a wonderful concert, most musicians didn't even show up.
who told you he was "sooo high"?
Not T r u e .....,,( ha ha ha... )
You know who is in the audience here....?
Tom Verlaine...
He came to his shows...
Others ;
Lenny Kaye
Neon Leon
Elda Stilletto
Debbie Harry
Whole Ramones band would show up at w- Richard Hell shows
A r t I s t people came to see him.
I was at this show!
Maryanne Christiano-Mistretta your so beautiful
Maryanne Christiano-Mistretta I would like to know more about it...
So lucky you were! And probably didn't even know it at the time! What you witnessed was no less spectacular than a total eclipse of the sun. Rare. Be thankful.
Is it true they cut the show early? And they turned his amp off, Johnny was just roaming the stage ?
Yup.. we were too!Miss those days ;)
Gran artista!, y que vestuario tan sensacional usaba y usaban!!
Ha ha, how anyone could call this performance a miss, they haven't seen enough live Thunders.
hes a legend
Ahhh!!! For real!!! lol He's soo on point here!!!
Yeah..9 times out of 10 NYC shows johnny was f*cked up..we all just expected it and it was usually a great time anyway..at least when,like here,he could still manage to play and sing,even stumbling with eyes closed...
We still love you
this show was great, i might have seen him 100 times....he drew the best crowd. miss hearing him play pipeline, he owned that song
Johnny’s masterful timing... in wiltable... all other things could go ( inebriation ) but sense of humor and timing... rock solid
I can watch this over and over---when JT is on hes amazing----miss those shows so much..Hi s eyes rolling back and he stills plays great
Johnny always takes more than he needs, Knows a couple chords, knows a couple leads
Johnny always needs more than he takes, Forgets a couple of chords, forgets a couple of breaks....
The Matts said it best.
Horrible band...
You got to take the good with the bad 😵💫
@@nanchangernope
@@rickyhiemstra9993 no, never have, never will...
He’s amazing! And his tone is great! R.I.P. Thunders🖤🖤🖤
i hate to sound funny but was thunders the first guy to lay down like that in the middle of singing? i think of how later people like kurt cobain did that etc...
@@leahflower9924 I really couldn’t tell you who the first one would be. I know Jim Morrison used to do it way before JT, he didn’t do it while playing guitar though. Good question. Chuck Barry maybe,
@@markrosenquist8259 you're right I think Jim Morrison started it the lizard king was definitely a trend setter lol
even like this he's still WAAAAY better than A LOT of whats being pumped today.....sad yet inspiring to watch.....he loved what he did, but ultimately he stuck around too long with that shit.....RIP +JT+
thanks for your lame analysis...
I believe he straightened up by 85. To me his best performances were with the Oddballs because he was more in tune and he was starting to write music again instead of playing the same old stuff from the late 70's.
It amazes me that someone so totally wired could play so incredibly. Johnny was a one-off.
smacked back
To be honest it's strictly 'muscle memory' licks he falls back in but hey..
Didn’t care much for Walter but he did hold it together especially when Johnny was doing onstage tuning and lost his guitar strap. Now we didn’t have tuners hanging off the headstock like everyone does now. No computers or cell phones
Just our music
I feel like this should make me sad but I love it.
Sad? Why? This is the essence of rock n' roll, it's what it's all about! That crowd didn't come to see a neat Broadway jazz gig, they came to see their idols play rock, as stoned as *themselves,* and still able to put on a show! And that's what they got.
@@humbertojimmy That is very true sir. But heroin took johnny's life and that is sad. Plus just seeing anyone in this wasted, giving-up-on-life state is sad. But it is indeed rock-n-roll.
@@musicisbrilliant Johnny's life was actually taken by human stupidity, he was beaten to death by thugs. "Heroin", or simply morphine (which is just what the substance is) doesn't necessarily have to destroy anyone's life. MiIllions of cancer patienst have normal lives thanks to it, otherwise they would spend their days in bed in agony. Opiates saved MY life as well!
@@humbertojimmy Im reading that he died from a cocaine and methadone ovredose. www.orlandosentinel.com/news/os-xpm-1991-06-11-9106110457-story.html And as much as I used to love johnny and the dolls, he doesent deserve to be defended for the life he led. He was a bad influence. I know, because he influenced me. And he wasnt using opioids in the way you are referring to.
@@musicisbrilliant Hey, wait there... Now we're entering *private life* territory. Thunders had the right to do with HIS life the same right you, me or anyone has to do with ours! No man is born to serve as an example, we are much more than that, we are *ourselves!* He never asked others to copy him, and If anyone did, then they did it on their OWN decision. You are coming up with the worst possible type of blames to throw at Thunders.
Thunders rules forever! Johnny,johnny, johnny! What a brilliant soul you were.
Richard, thanks for posting the Johnny Thunders video
Thanks for posting this made my day and night
Same here. Unique stuff
I saw a Johnny gig at Great Gildersleeves it was a night to remember A big brawl broke out between some rowdy’s and the bouncers who where the Hells Angels . It was like the Wild West tables chairs and fist flying all over the place. Johnny remained on stage playing like the professional he was
Realy?
Johnny played better smacked out than anyone could play clean! RIP, Johhny, see ya soon!
you can see Walter loved johhny. even though at times they probably wanted to give each other the big right. you can see this when Walter put his arm around johhny during too much junkie business.
One of the king's of punk rock, RIP love you 🤘
Really good for a guy who's off his chops, I'm jealous !Go Johnny, I love this band.
Sad Vacation was sensationell😎
That song is dedicated to Sid Vicious
a beautiful disaster
I saw Johnny Thunders a few times. You could always tell when he was and when he wasn't on junk by his body language. When he was clean he was very animated and exuded a whole lot of nervous energy. His voice was clearer too. In this era he was pretty much always strung out but there were some shows in the mid-eighties he played clean and they were always fantastic. We went for the spectacle but every once in a while saw what Johnny could have been without the drugs.
Earl Turner I wish there was more video of him on speed, that's a better performance drug. Fuck dope.
Even smacked outta' his head, the guitar brilliance is still there! Ya' know Johnny's vocals may not have been the best but i love the true punk leaping out at you! The imperfection is the perfection! Love this shit! What a show! Much rather see this performance than aerosmith any day. It's real! And real fucked up!
Flawed is beautiful
Yeah let’s just glorify heroin by not glorifying it by showing this garbage.
@@David-yp4wd wasn't glorifying heroin use at all. Sorry that you interpreted my statement that way.
at 16 minutes "i do remember but i don't really give a fuck" lol
@@David-yp4wd the guitar playing alone and the drummer not skipping a beat means this isn't garbage lol..he gets so much heat for being loaded did you ever hear the Pogues or how drunk most Brit rockers are?
Saw him in December 0f 1979 with Wayne Kramer in Gang War. Very similar performance.
Where did you sew them?
It's always hard to see heroin straight in the eye. Sad to see him like that. God bless JT. Rock on!
it's staggering to me how well he can play and sing being so fucked up
it's all for shows
its the only way he can play, hes never been sober
@@provetamin he wasn’t faking in 1982, these were the truly wasted years
Looks like some really good MDMA. This is more than heroin for sure.
he played pipeline as well as agent orange did lol
Beautiful, just a wonderful performance xxx
I think that's a billy rath look a like what the hell
@@leahflower9924 luigi
Poor Johnny , thanks for posting this though 🖤
aw hell this is fantastic
Johnny fuiste sos y seras la maxima expresion del rock n roll !!!asi se hace amigo como lo hiciste !!!!!from argentina 👍👍👍👍👍💪
One of the best gigs ever!
I can’t believe he got a score right on stage at 9:20
I remember that the first time I saw this on Night Flight around the time it came out. I was thinking, wtf? He just scored.
@@JupiterSKinwhat is night flight.
Yeah his manager was a major dealer, millionaire.
@ExcitedAnacondaSnake-hg8ec Night Flight was a weekly show that had live guests on New Wave Theater which was a show on the show Nightflight.
Great post mate, don't get this @ a Coldplay show eh? Absolutely the f'kin' epitome of rock & Roll...this is what 16 year olds should be listening to...today's kids' parents are more alive than their kids - how did that happen??!
Non é un chitarrista....é un mostro! Nessuno così fatto é capace di tenere le braccia sulla chitarra e suonare poco importa la condizione e portare avanti lo show.
9:40 - 10:20 masterful guitar playing and Pipeline....
I just seen this guy Johnny Thunder last the other night I never heard of him before his guitar playing excellent
THE one & only...caught him live myself right around this time('82). An unforgettable show in many (maybe too many) ways. Never to be forgotten...and of course............L.A.M.F.!
RB/nowretiredfromTheScene&stillleavinwreckageeverywhere
Mr.Johnny Thunders
true and unique beauty of of an original
not spoiled by capitalism, performer.
Ahh… he got paid for this performance and that’s capitalism, and some companies building that musical equipment and selling it to the musicians is capitalism. Hell, him buying the heroin that he did before the show was capitalism.
@@boataxe4605 he never officially sold out I guess because he did clubs instead of arena rock etc.....
Whatever device you’re watching this on is the epitome of capitalism. Suck it up, buttercup.
I have spent years scouring for every version of Thunders, Dolls, Heartbreakers, Every variation of, Gangwar, Whores of Babylon. Fucking love the honesty of fallen man.
Johnny is the epitome of cool. If you're a dope fiend like he was you'd know it even more. Gowed to the bone 💉. He makes guitar, punk, and heroin all look cool. Unfortunately he is one of the reasons I started doing dope.
Yea it’s a blast as long as you’ve got a way to fund it. Soon as a drought hits or the hustle runs out and the money stops, and you’re contemplating suicide, it’s not so great. Thank god for methadone
Patrick Clark you can't blame someone else for picking up a habit well you can but it's a LIE
@@cjbotts methadone is a curse used to pacify addicts that should be prescribed pure heroin...methadone is WAY harder on the body and punishes the user by cutting years off their lives.
yeah this is punk rock not disney world lol 😅
@@kirby711 tell that to johnny rotten he blames sid's problem on everyone including thunders and the new york punks
I'll have what he's having...
@@LosHuxleys That happened with a good friend of mine, I did two packs, he gauged it by what I did and OD'ed. All it takes is 100mgs of morphine to kill someone without a tolerance.
this is the real-deal! yea, they're on drugs, but so's most of the crowd. johnny provided a soundtrack for the fringe-dwellers! the music was transcendent tho, even the straights who love rock n roll embrace this. certainly a product of their time, but utterly timeless.
No doubt about it, they are a product of their environment.lf you were around back then you know what I'm talking about. Some people made it some didn't. R.I.P. HEÀRT-BREÀKERS 💔💔💔💔PIRIÀTE. LOVE
If you notice .... Luigi gets mad at Walter after In Cold Blood ...
This is just extra $$$ to Walter now , it’s right after Gang War...Luigi has replaced Walter
( is Stock Broker then )
rip walter !
Johnny and Walter great !!
Couldn't have put it better, the most unique style ever.
What a sadly beautiful train wreck. Thanks for the video.
Priceless post - cheers fella..
the dude was so smacked out but was fucking awesome
Thank you.
Some incredible JT footage on this channel. I recommend everyone subscribe
Well, there's one word we don't have to apply to this guy, 'genius'.
Fantastic!
Johnny Thunders' eyeballs are rolling behind the sockets here, the man is so loaded he's on the verge of an OD. A manager wouldn't have let him go on because he's in real state: his guitar gets out of tune and he's too stoned to tune it, the strap keeps coming off, he misses bits of songs, etc.. his whole performance looks chaotic and unpredictable 'cause he's so out of it. Probably Walter Lure and the rest of the band were used to it, and if he wouldn't have gone on and moved around then he would have fallen asleep, risking to go under and a have a fatal OD for real. But he could do the songs even in such a state 'cause he was really good, he could play some of the best Rock'n'Roll ever with his eyes shut and standing upside down. Thanks for posting this
+kidcalabria ...and this is only about a third of the night, I was in the audience...
yeah he da man ,,I was there ,,sooo,,wasted speedball was his thang
if you were there you'd know that Waldo was always there to protect him...
kidcalabria that's the whole point behind the man and the performance!
Punk was chaotic and unpredictable! That's when it was at it's best!
I wish there was video footage from their Stations of the Cross performance.
There is...........somwhere
@@jonyscrewzo Man I'd love to find it. I have an original vinyl pressing of Thunders live at the speakeasy 1982. THANK GOD FOR EBAY
I'd also love to find a good condition "stations of the cross" on vinyl
@@WowDoodWuuut nice.. yeah some dushbag have it but didnt releas
Pretty sure I was at this show. There were always rumors when Thunders was playing: "Johnny's gonna die tonight." He proved them wrong longer than I thought he would. Only once I saw him when he was even close to sober, later that year I think at the horribly named "Great Gildersleeves." RIP Johnny.
Mad props to him being able to string a sentence together and shooting speed balls
If Elvis was a king, than Johnny is God.
Straight-up, I'm headed to New Orleans once I reserve rm. 27 @ St. Peter's...May THUNDERS Rest in Peace or @ least on an eternal nod...He'll never be So Alone.
Yeah
Surely
Where does Iggy fit in lol
Took the words outta my mouth , Johnny is the shit. He played really good , even at his sloppiest he rocks. No joke this guy could play is ass off. You get it or you don’t…DTK LAMF RIP IN PEACE JOHNNY❤❤❤❤
Currently finishing up a book about my descent into heroin addiction in NYC during the 80s and 90s. Saint Johnny is mentioned a few times.
The last true Rock N Roller
revised thnx for post
Amazing!!!!!!!
My Favorite musician EVER !!
Your really looky I wish id seen thunders but I was born in 86 so I had no chance, cherries the memories.
Man would JT be disappointed at the quality of junk these days. This is what rocknroll is meant to be. We let it go extinct.
Lmao not wrong tho, wonder what he think of a Percocet
@@rasecbarravino3490 all tylenol
Your really looky I wish id seen thunders but I was born in 86 so I had no chance, cherries the memories
drugs are a hell of a drug man
Don't be sad… this time, this gig, this Thunder, had FxxxxN Soul. Yes Soul, anyone who doesn't understand there is Soul in Punk, just will never understand nirvana. (i hate using the P-word because the way its thrown around now a days it is sacrilege in my mind) Im not idolizing the drugs. Im Idolizing Him. The drugs just happen to be a tool. People shouldn't use the P-word if they don't understand. Gui
Everyone who gigs now can’t put on a 1% of a show like this, sober or on drugs. Some people have it in them and it shows regardless of anything. JT had it. Fuck was he good
He was almost kinda out of it when trying to pee in the urinal next to me when I was very younger than I am today.
He still blew my mind when onstage. It’s my belief that he is the sole reason they invented strap locks.
Haha. I almost lost my bass to the concrete floor so many times before I discovered those
Thunders is so out of it that he's with it. Unreal. The guy makes anybody a light weight. I wish that he was with us, same with Keith Moon. There's no denying that he was a rock n' roll animal from this footage alone.
"out of it"? you couldn't be more wrong, he was totally in it, the whole 2 hour set my friend...
they were fucking class
People out there need to figure it out! This is the way it should be!
That's the most stoned I've ever seen someone on stage and still able to function (barely!). Kinda reminds me of the infamous Kieth Moon incident when he was carried off stage totally bongoed and unable to play, and some dude from the audience came on to play with The Who! At least Johnny kept it together! Johnny could give Kieth Richard a run for his money in wasted Rock 'n' Roll chic. Thunder's playing always reminds me of Redd Kross, those guys stole their whole act from Johnny!
Look up the video of JOHNNY laying down by the drums ...They get him up, strap on a guitar and he goes to town ! Hes upstairs shooting icewater to get straight for the show !
It actually blows my mind how he didn’t OD and how he made it 9 more years, he sure loved his Speedballs rip jt
Well...Johnny WAS the sort-of “Dean Martin” of punk.
That semi zoned out swagger was his schtick and complimented his Chuck Berry on quaaludes guitar chops style perfectly.
Was also a talented baseball player.
165Dash Martin’s drinking was an act, that’s the difference
tony v, you can see from Martin’s eyes that it certainly wasn’t act. At least always.
“Dis one’s for mistuh John Belucci”.
Nodding in his nod, totally lost in the music, so beautifully tragic and brilliant this man was.
Although he was a bit high,he handled his performance with a good deal of professionalism!
A real RockStar!!! :) :) :)
a real looser.
maybe on these days, because the rebels aren´t seen in a good way, but...fuck with that people! the rebels are real rock stars!!
Gonzalotrece . Gene Vincent was a real rockstar, this junkie is nothing
Sure, Vincent is great, but Thunders too, maybe in this video you can't see but in others with New York Dolls his style in the guitar is great, and you see only the sound, but rock is more, is attitude and passion in the creation of music
I used to be able to fall asleep standing up like that too. Now i don't do it anymore.