I don't know if it was around when these guys were still part of the scene, but the 1 in 12 Club has been the epicentre of Bradford (and sometimes just northen) punk since the late 80s
Remembering fondly Chris Pilmore!! That Mohawk!! Those tartan bondage pants!! The only punk I ever saw in awe!! The guy I followed as a kid up Thornton road!! Memories live on and so does Chris RIP
ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS JOHNA!!! I will share, share, share!! I'm so happy and am looking forward to another! This was truly great. Good luck Sir, glad to know you! And getting AKI to narrate, brilliant!! I wish you true success! See you on the board, love ya! Crysti / Started Southern Death Cult board on Facebook almost 7 years ago!!! xoxo
Aki's part of the history is interesting, and i had no idea he was from Bradford. There's something very fascinating about the bradford punk scene. my mam is from down the road in halifax and was around for the first wave of punk herself, having my gran as a seamstress as she would often ask her to design punk clothes for her and regaling me with stories with how Crass once played one of the social clubs in the area. on the bfd side though, I imagine you know my previous exes father Stephen, who played in the band Vexx.
I knew Stephen very well I was at his wedding Last time i saw him which was decades ago Last time i saw him he was in Hebden Bridge What was fascinating about the Bradford Punks was the diversity of the group Anyone who didn't fit into normal society got involved with the Bradford punk scene It was a great time for Bradford
@@johnajohnson4216 ah that's lovely. sadly me and the previous mentioned are a memory in the past now i'd rather forget. i did find her a picture of him during his time in vexx which she really appreciated, thanks to the power of the internet and all. my mam's crowd of punks were very same, i see still her old punk boyfriend among my travels in halifax, he himself is still in love with the lifestyle, as much is myself. good times for all.
@@keironhiggspoet I don't think i met Steve's Daughter ;we;ll i did but she was very young back in the Hebden Bridge days I really liked Steve He had issues but so do more people When i had a serious health issue Steve was a great help as he had experienced a similar situation There was a place called called the Good Mood in Halifax back in 77 /78 which was above the George Pub We would sometimes go over there when they had good bands on
@@johnajohnson4216 sad that, yeah, its more a reoccurring thing now. good to hear he was there for you. yes, i was told of the good mood. plenty of good bands dropped in there which are probably playing the piece hall now for almost twice the price ! haha.
Happy memories of the Skive n Jive gig at Bradford Uni outdoors in the summer, the first time I saw a charismatic bloke in a t shirt with “ fuck off” and the anarchy sign. The next time I saw him he was the front man of The Negativz. How much fun was it as a teenager to leap around in a pub with the smell of sweaty leather jackets and beer to that music? Thanks for the video.
@@johnajohnson4216 Fuck me i always thought O`Connel was bullshitting when he said he found Astbury on a bench in Leeds. Was early 90`s and put it down to drug bullshit. wow. Top man.
Reflected on this Johnna brought back memories of great times, great people, great place to grow up. It was the gateway to my life in London.
Nice one Johna. Never had you pegged as a philosopher. Shows what I know.
I don't know if it was around when these guys were still part of the scene, but the 1 in 12 Club has been the epicentre of Bradford (and sometimes just northen) punk since the late 80s
Not quite...The Metropol and Manhattan Club did the majority of the gigs in the late 80's. Use to be a cracking scene to be honest.
Remembering fondly Chris Pilmore!! That Mohawk!! Those tartan bondage pants!! The only punk I ever saw in awe!! The guy I followed as a kid up Thornton road!! Memories live on and so does Chris RIP
A close friend of mine, since I met him around 1991/2, until he passed away. He was a good, kind and honest guy. One of the best. RIP Sid.
Fabulous. Absolutely Brilliant.
ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS JOHNA!!! I will share, share, share!! I'm so happy and am looking forward to another! This was truly great. Good luck Sir, glad to know you! And getting AKI to narrate, brilliant!! I wish you true success! See you on the board, love ya!
Crysti / Started Southern Death Cult board on Facebook almost 7 years ago!!! xoxo
Loved this. Want more. Proud to be a Bradford Punk!
Thanks for this! Great work and looking forward to the documentary. xxxx
Brilliant Johna!
Aki's part of the history is interesting, and i had no idea he was from Bradford. There's something very fascinating about the bradford punk scene. my mam is from down the road in halifax and was around for the first wave of punk herself, having my gran as a seamstress as she would often ask her to design punk clothes for her and regaling me with stories with how Crass once played one of the social clubs in the area. on the bfd side though, I imagine you know my previous exes father Stephen, who played in the band Vexx.
I knew Stephen very well I was at his wedding Last time i saw him which was decades ago Last time i saw him he was in Hebden Bridge
What was fascinating about the Bradford Punks was the diversity of the group Anyone who didn't fit into normal society got involved with the Bradford punk scene It was a great time for Bradford
@@johnajohnson4216 ah that's lovely. sadly me and the previous mentioned are a memory in the past now i'd rather forget. i did find her a picture of him during his time in vexx which she really appreciated, thanks to the power of the internet and all. my mam's crowd of punks were very same, i see still her old punk boyfriend among my travels in halifax, he himself is still in love with the lifestyle, as much is myself. good times for all.
@@keironhiggspoet I don't think i met Steve's Daughter ;we;ll i did but she was very young back in the Hebden Bridge days I really liked Steve He had issues but so do more people When i had a serious health issue Steve was a great help as he had experienced a similar situation There was a place called called the Good Mood in Halifax back in 77 /78 which was above the George Pub We would sometimes go over there when they had good bands on
@@johnajohnson4216 sad that, yeah, its more a reoccurring thing now. good to hear he was there for you. yes, i was told of the good mood. plenty of good bands dropped in there which are probably playing the piece hall now for almost twice the price ! haha.
Happy memories of the Skive n Jive gig at Bradford Uni outdoors in the summer, the first time I saw a charismatic bloke in a t shirt with “ fuck off” and the anarchy sign. The next time I saw him he was the front man of The Negativz. How much fun was it as a teenager to leap around in a pub with the smell of sweaty leather jackets and beer to that music? Thanks for the video.
Nice one Johna well made
ace video....Big Up Papa T
Stumbled across this Johna. Reminiscing. Be in touch.
Love it :) nice one you guys -BigShip _Iron
very informative, nice work :)
brilliant video!
loved it!!!
Brilliant pally !!
Well done !
Love this video well done
Awesome!!!!!!!
Great film this ! Howcome no mention of the 1in12 club ??
I've just interviewed Gary who founded the 1 in 12 for the doc. This is just a trailer Anti system next to be interviewed
It was a good interview with anti system all will be revealed soon .They looking for a new drummer by the way if anyone knows one
love to see akis brother as a punk
theres a track here ''assault and battery'' which band is this?
It's Violation with Gary O Connel singing . Violation changed to Southern Death Cult When Ian Astbury moved to Bradford
@@johnajohnson4216 Fuck me i always thought O`Connel was bullshitting when he said he found Astbury on a bench in Leeds. Was early 90`s and put it down to drug bullshit. wow. Top man.
@@martinmcfred6758 We saw Ian at Liverpool after an Ants gig there Then Ian moved to Bradford
Whatever happened to Billy black bum? lol.Not a punk but knew a few.
Ha ha Mad Ken
I know you
bril!