I love the Damned, always have always will. Saw them in 1977 and 1979. Dave and the Captain still doing the heavy lifting. Rat's good but has his manic speed inducted energy has waned, but hey we're all older. Brian is frail yet can still carry a tune. Dave is tremendous, still got it, great voice, brilliant showman, one of the best, yet most underrated front men ever.
Pretty fair assessment. Dave and Cap have definitely aged the best (especially Dave), and I think one very big reason is that they’ve been staying at it for so long. I have this theory that if you keep doing the things you love, as long as those things aren’t of a self-destructive nature, in spite of society telling you to ‘grow up’ and play by someone else’s rules… you can stay younger for a longer period of time. And with that in mind, Dave has seemingly barely aged. Or… maybe he really is a vampire. 🧛♂️
Stevob Dont know if you know But he damaged his hand Whilst they recorded the black album. Back in the day I played that album to death. I only found out recently he was drumming with one hand ... Never noticed... That is a shit hot drummer. No question..
Thankyou for the positive comments from the people who actually went to the gig..Of what I have heard and seen from this footage they seem pretty good considering they haven't played together in a while. To the people who have made negative comments, what did you expect? Maybe just be happy they actually got it together..Rat sounds great to me and Brian, even though he doesn't seem too well is trying his hardest 🤨😏😉
@@zellah Maureen, the first ever gig I saw was The Damned at the Hammersmith Odeon (Now Apollo) on 3rd December 1980. Never thought I would be seeing them again there over 40 years later.
Seeing this band is always a huge Privilege, no matter what lineup but this is even more extra special. Thank you so much for putting this, I couldn't travel to attend these shows, so seeing the videos is a great thing. I've said for years I want Rat back, it simply is not the same without him- he is the Heart of this band. And bless Brian James for delivering, despite his frail/worrying state. The Damned are a Master Class in sheer rock'n'roll excellence.
I was there! On the disabled viewing platform. All my footage is rubbish, so I'm so glad that you got some decent quality material. Rat Scabies blew me away - he's still got it!
Don't you find that we get put in some terrible places? I saw Cradle of Filth from the disabled area, behind a huge column at the side so we couldn't see any of the band, unless they stood right at the edge of the stage. The only person we saw was 1 of the performers, I don't know what to call them. They weren't members of the band, not dancers, but they stood on stilts (that's why we could see the one nearest us) & held an angle grinder to their stomachs where they'd attached a plate so they gave off lots of sparks. Mind you, I can't fault the group, they sat with us in the disabled area as they recognised the other couple in it from another gig. The 4 of us had been chatting & the group came & sat with us before their set for about 15 minutes, when the support group was on. They arranged to meet us afterwards to go for a drink, but I was taken ill & we had to leave early. The only decent disabled area I've seen was at a venue called Rio's in Bradford, Yorkshire, in the1990s & early2000s. You were right at the front of the audience. It always felt that they put some thought into disabled people, unlike other places.
@@angelaburrow8114 God, yes. Saw The Mission this year, put one meter in front of a massive PA, guaranteed bad sound and tinnitus for a week, could only see half the band throughout the whole gig. When I bought the ticket the venue promised me a space on a disabled viewing platform. There was none. Some venues are better than others, some places really think about disabled gig goers, some treat us like an afterthought, forgetting that we've paid our money too!
Thanks for upping this, I would never get to see them otherwise. They are real troopers who love their fans, putting on the best show they can for love of the music. As a musician I can tell you I know they did a hell of a lot of preparation for this gig and didn't take it lightly. No real musician would. I just admire the hell out of them for the enthusiasm after all these years, that's dedication.
I was there this night on the floor, it was crazy down there LOL. Second night I was upstairs basically where you were shooting from. This was so amazing and I'm so happy I was able to make it over from LA to experience this in person!
Great to see one of the most iconic bands ever back together with the original line up. They were one of the best sounding Punk bands with these guys all playing.
I saw 3 of the 4 original members at a show over 20 years ago, I've loved and collected the Damned since I first heard them around 1979. I was holding my 8mm video camera low in stealth mode to film the show. The band sent a roadie over to me who said, "the band sees you videotaping and they don't give damn, so go ahead!" Then I got to hold my camera up high for the majority of the show, what great bunch of guys!
I saw them in a tiny town in northern Bavaria in 1977. I still remember the captain when entering the stage opening a bottle of beer and pouring it over his head.
Pills by New York Dolls was written by Bo Diddley and was first released by Bo Diddley in 1961. New York Dolls released it on the album New York Dolls in 1973.
I love seeing Rat… still in excellent form. he’s my punk drumming hero. Along with the rest of these gents, all legends. Reminisce…My first Damned record was the live in Shepparton 1980 still can’t top it. some one stole it from me. Haha fuk
Used to think Killing Joke were my fav band as even though I've been into the Damned since 82 didn't get to see them live until 2015, I left that gig with a big smile, and since then I've realized that the Damned are indeed my fave band of all time. Sadly I missed this as not well so thanks 4 the post.
I went see killing joke when they had Martin Atkins on drums ( in london) extremities tour & whils getting a beer upstairs i see Geordie wandering around with Rat amoungst the crowd, so i guess Rat is a bit of a K.J. fan.
Full circle, nice to see the boys back on stage together.Finally .... I saw the Damned recently , Missed Captain , he could not tour in the states. This is a good show for old school fans
Went to this show. Was a bit apprehensive due to being disappointed with the the last reunion shows (88-89). But thought they were very good. Rat scabies is still awesome and would love him to be back in the current line up. The only thing that upset me was seeing Brian James in such a frail state
Pills also covered by the lurkers. And covered by Wolfe Witcher at the Carnarvon castle in Camden on a Saturday afternoon what a blast that was whilst having a few on board 👏👏👏👏👏🤪🤪🤪🤪🤣🤣
This is the first time I’ve ever heard them play stab your back I put it on a par with shut up by the stranglers short and sharp to the point fockin great
¡¡¡Amé!!! Dave se ve IMPRESIONANTE!! Mi Captain excelente. Brian se ve distante y Rat Scabies que no se puede esperar menos del que es, junto a Topper Headon, el mejor baterista de la historia del Punk.
Looking forward to seeing them in Manchester on Thursday, But seeing the way Brian left the stage on this footage, It doesn't look to promising, I hope Dave , Cap & Paul keep Rat on the drums as he's still got it, Better than Pinch and the new drummer, He's Rat Scabies, I wish they would have celebrated the 40th Anniversary of Strawberries with Roman involved.
Nice one smacker..about right love em dearly and still relevant...roll on Saturday...seen the wonderful damned loads...this time it is last time and the final damnation its been a great ride fellas 👌 Gazz
Thank you so much for this excellent upload always loved the damned and so glad to see the captain and rat have sorted out their differences live is too short guys keep rocking to you drop
Why not? It was all so long ago. They’re old men now. No sense hanging on to old resentments from your youth. Sometimes the music takes priority over pride.
SO GLAD THEY DID THIS !! CLASH couldn't do it without Joe and Sex Pistols with Glen technically is the same as far as original lineup , without Sid as an option... ya know . The Damned are the only band that could do this right - and I'm glad they got over themselves before one of them died !! GOD BLESS THE DAMNED !!
Thanks for uploading this. They sound great! I got to see Dave and the new members at Cruel World Fest this last may and they sounded great. I bet this was amazing to experience in person.
Thanks Martin, gutted they’re not doing a full uk tour. It would sell out everywhere always loved the damned mate. Looks like rat borrowed a mates kit 😂 rat n the captain look they’re having fun Brian looks half asleep lol Dave always on form
Ive just come from the Manchester gig - nice job but it appeared that there were two different bands on stage - Dave and the Captain - then Rat and Brian. No chemistry between the four whatsoever 😬
Yeah! ‘ello Mr R! Remember Captain Haddock in LA 80’s? Boyce from the HMK? Yeah! Keep on Rockin!! Totally Dhim music!! Love to see you at it still!! Love, Skidmark
Machine Gun Etiquette ( 3rd album ) is a highlight of their output, as is the Black Album. In their heyday they were the best, most chaotic, most fun live band on the so-called "punk" scene. Almost every gig ended with the crowd chanting "Sensible's a wanker" at the guitarist Captain Sensible. As for being an older group; their first single, New Rose, was released in 1976...
1970s. I was 4 years old in 1976 but I still remember the punks. Punks were everywhere. The do-it-yourself fashion. They looked AMAZING. The music was absolutely brilliant and just swept away everything that came before. The Damned released the first punk single in theUK (New Rose, I think). Saw The Damned at the Mick Jagger centre many years ago, albeit a different lineup. D.V, the Captain, Monty, Stu and Pinch. They were great. Would love to see Brian and Rat.
New Rose awesome, Great show . I wished they used the Damned banner backdrop.Sax was a nice , interesting covers.The last time, are you trying to tell me something.
I love the Damned, always have always will. Saw them in 1977 and 1979. Dave and the Captain still doing the heavy lifting. Rat's good but has his manic speed inducted energy has waned, but hey we're all older. Brian is frail yet can still carry a tune. Dave is tremendous, still got it, great voice, brilliant showman, one of the best, yet most underrated front men ever.
Was 77 with T.Rex?
@@RogerYates I saw them with T.Rex at The Rainbow.
Dave Vanian is a God.
Pretty fair assessment. Dave and Cap have definitely aged the best (especially Dave), and I think one very big reason is that they’ve been staying at it for so long. I have this theory that if you keep doing the things you love, as long as those things aren’t of a self-destructive nature, in spite of society telling you to ‘grow up’ and play by someone else’s rules… you can stay younger for a longer period of time. And with that in mind, Dave has seemingly barely aged. Or… maybe he really is a vampire. 🧛♂️
Even though Brian is probably not well he's still tight with the riffs.
All four of them delivered.
I have a few photos of him smiling in Manc and Glasgow. That’s what choked me up!
Never was a problem well or not but usually others do. I'm glad he's on tour with the rest.
This is so great to see them together & Dave💜 still flying around the stage like a young punk🦇 But that's right, cause vampires never age.😁
He is the dancing undead.
Spot on 😁
❤
Great comment! Pick of the week!
You gotta love that rat on the throne again it’s refreshing 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Lovely seeing the old Rat!
Yes, love Rats drumming, still got it
Scabies still a great drummer
The f@cking best
@@robertlivingstone3364 what are you talking about? he is literally using a high hat
@@robertlivingstone3364 'I'm a musician I know stuff' 🤣🤣🤣 So are many people in these comments, ducky
Fantastic!😍🤗👊
Stevob
Dont know if you know
But he damaged his hand
Whilst they recorded the black album.
Back in the day I played that album to death.
I only found out recently he was drumming with one hand ...
Never noticed...
That is a shit hot drummer.
No question..
The Damned must have to be one of the very best bands of all time and I salute them,this is absolutely brilliant stuff.
Never thought I'd see the day that all the original members of this brilliant band getting back together ❤
@4th Lensman of the apocalypse Sorted
Thankyou for the positive comments from the people who actually went to the gig..Of what I have heard and seen from this footage they seem pretty good considering they haven't played together in a while.
To the people who have made negative comments, what did you expect? Maybe just be happy they actually got it together..Rat sounds great to me and Brian, even though he doesn't seem too well is trying his hardest 🤨😏😉
I saw the first four. Every show thru got tighter and looser.
Honestly, fuck the haters, we are talking musical legends here.
Screw you up NOBODIES!!!
I had such a blast! So worthed the travel from Brussels. A dream come true. Rat Scabies was fabulous... I was very very impressed 🤩
I agree, I came from Chicago for 4/5 shows.
@@zellah You must be a massive fan of the band.
@@VincentRE79 for at least 40 years.
@@zellah Maureen, the first ever gig I saw was The Damned at the Hammersmith Odeon (Now Apollo) on 3rd December 1980. Never thought I would be seeing them again there over 40 years later.
@@VincentRE79 it was mind-roasting.
Seeing this band is always a huge Privilege, no matter what lineup but this is even more extra special. Thank you so much for putting this, I couldn't travel to attend these shows, so seeing the videos is a great thing. I've said for years I want Rat back, it simply is not the same without him- he is the Heart of this band. And bless Brian James for delivering, despite his frail/worrying state. The Damned are a Master Class in sheer rock'n'roll excellence.
The first show I ever saw was these geezers at Surrey Uni in Dec 77! Showered in gob and loud as this 15 year old could take. Welcome back lads!
The first punk band still sounding great! So under rated.
The first punk band in the UK was the sex pistols
I was there! On the disabled viewing platform. All my footage is rubbish, so I'm so glad that you got some decent quality material. Rat Scabies blew me away - he's still got it!
Don't you find that we get put in some terrible places? I saw Cradle of Filth from the disabled area, behind a huge column at the side so we couldn't see any of the band, unless they stood right at the edge of the stage. The only person we saw was 1 of the performers, I don't know what to call them. They weren't members of the band, not dancers, but they stood on stilts (that's why we could see the one nearest us) & held an angle grinder to their stomachs where they'd attached a plate so they gave off lots of sparks. Mind you, I can't fault the group, they sat with us in the disabled area as they recognised the other couple in it from another gig. The 4 of us had been chatting & the group came & sat with us before their set for about 15 minutes, when the support group was on. They arranged to meet us afterwards to go for a drink, but I was taken ill & we had to leave early.
The only decent disabled area I've seen was at a venue called Rio's in Bradford, Yorkshire, in the1990s & early2000s. You were right at the front of the audience. It always felt that they put some thought into disabled people, unlike other places.
@@angelaburrow8114 God, yes. Saw The Mission this year, put one meter in front of a massive PA, guaranteed bad sound and tinnitus for a week, could only see half the band throughout the whole gig. When I bought the ticket the venue promised me a space on a disabled viewing platform. There was none. Some venues are better than others, some places really think about disabled gig goers, some treat us like an afterthought, forgetting that we've paid our money too!
Thanks for upping this, I would never get to see them otherwise. They are real troopers who love their fans, putting on the best show they can for love of the music. As a musician I can tell you I know they did a hell of a lot of preparation for this gig and didn't take it lightly. No real musician would. I just admire the hell out of them for the enthusiasm after all these years, that's dedication.
Absolutely ledgends no1 in my book been listening to them over 45 years thanks for the punk you defo rock
Fabulous gig. I was stood in the centre near the back and my ears still hurt, they were LOUD 🙂
Glad they settled their differences at least for a few shows!
I was at Hammersmith tonight and have to admit it was a great show!
Rat sounds great. Love that hes also still making new music. Derwood and the Rat album is wicked
So great to see this.... the Damned still doing it and doing it really well! Bravo guys you are legends.
I was there this night on the floor, it was crazy down there LOL. Second night I was upstairs basically where you were shooting from. This was so amazing and I'm so happy I was able to make it over from LA to experience this in person!
Great to see one of the most iconic bands ever back together with the original line up. They were one of the best sounding Punk bands with these guys all playing.
@Coogan Can't argue with that. I love through damned. Neat neat neat is my favourite punk song.
New Rose,written by Brian 1st British punk song I've got a t-shirt with the blue plaque on it 🙂
@Coogan were they feck 😂😂😂
The Ruts want a word for definite
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I saw 3 of the 4 original members at a show over 20 years ago, I've loved and collected the Damned since I first heard them around 1979. I was holding my 8mm video camera low in stealth mode to film the show. The band sent a roadie over to me who said, "the band sees you videotaping and they don't give damn, so go ahead!" Then I got to hold my camera up high for the majority of the show, what great bunch of guys!
I saw them in a tiny town in northern Bavaria in 1977. I still remember the captain when entering the stage opening a bottle of beer and pouring it over his head.
Not surprised,he's a nutter and a top bloke 😆
Pills by New York Dolls was written by Bo Diddley and was first released by Bo Diddley in 1961. New York Dolls released it on the album New York Dolls in 1973.
@coogan8825 They very likely did....
I was there. Fantastic gig. Nice to re-live it - thank you!
I love seeing Rat… still in excellent form. he’s my punk drumming hero. Along with the rest of these gents, all legends. Reminisce…My first Damned record was the live in Shepparton 1980 still can’t top it.
some one stole it from me. Haha fuk
Wish they were doing a round in the US thanks for being a blessing and recording
America says Thanks! Bless you for posting. I'm getting a Neil Young vibe on guitar 😉
Funny, Brian a cool dude
Used to think Killing Joke were my fav band as even though I've been into the Damned since 82 didn't get to see them live until 2015, I left that gig with a big smile, and since then I've realized that the Damned are indeed my fave band of all time. Sadly I missed this as not well so thanks 4 the post.
I went see killing joke when they had Martin Atkins on drums ( in london) extremities tour & whils getting a beer upstairs i see Geordie wandering around with Rat amoungst the crowd, so i guess Rat is a bit of a K.J. fan.
Full circle, nice to see the boys back on stage together.Finally .... I saw the Damned recently , Missed Captain , he could not tour in the states. This is a good show for old school fans
Went to this show. Was a bit apprehensive due to being disappointed with the the last reunion shows (88-89). But thought they were very good. Rat scabies is still awesome and would love him to be back in the current line up. The only thing that upset me was seeing Brian James in such a frail state
yeah he was helped off the stage...
Yes, Brian seems very subdued, hope he is ok for the rest of the gigs 🤔
What I'm hearing is that he's recovering from a recent operation, possibly hip replacement.
Apprehensive after reunion gigs 30 years ago?
Oh, and he's had Covid
Capt. Sensible always good entertainment, love his bass. Altogether great show thanks for posting and Dave and the guy's..awesome thanks for playing🙏
This is fantastic to see the original line up again!!!!!
Pills also covered by the lurkers. And covered by Wolfe Witcher at the Carnarvon castle in Camden on a Saturday afternoon what a blast that was whilst having a few on board 👏👏👏👏👏🤪🤪🤪🤪🤣🤣
They sound great. I would have loved to have been there for it. Thanks for posting!
Love them all. One of the very best bands ever.
......including Lu Edmunds.....
Fuck, Rats right on the money, beautiful !
I went on Saturday.
A truly wonderful experience.
Sensible smashed that bass to smithereens at the end of the show
Hurt his hands also...
Hofner or Hofner copy bass?
This is the first time I’ve ever heard them play stab your back I put it on a par with shut up by the stranglers short and sharp to the point fockin great
This is great footage. I was down standing in the mix so good to get a bird's eye view
i was there in front of the tv watching it on youtube
AWW coffin dodgers my second ever gig was the damned , thanks for the up-load
Brian James: "This week Oi 'ave been mostly playing guitar with The Damned"
¡¡¡Amé!!! Dave se ve IMPRESIONANTE!! Mi Captain excelente. Brian se ve distante y Rat Scabies que no se puede esperar menos del que es, junto a Topper Headon, el mejor baterista de la historia del Punk.
I think they sound just fine..cool to watch thanks for sharing!
Looking forward to seeing them in Manchester on Thursday, But seeing the way Brian left the stage on this footage, It doesn't look to promising, I hope Dave , Cap & Paul keep Rat on the drums as he's still got it, Better than Pinch and the new drummer, He's Rat Scabies, I wish they would have celebrated the 40th Anniversary of Strawberries with Roman involved.
Hope you enjoy your gig on Thursday
A rare outing for some 'Music for Pleasure' tracks .....
Thanks for posting, can't wait for the Birmingham show on Saturday. They sound as good as ever.
Your in for a treat I was there on the Friday It was brilliant
Tremendous! I was there... Looks like I was sitting not far from where this was filmed.
Poor brian, he was a mess but it was nice to hear a few music for pleasure tracks played as a 4 piece
He's not been very well, it was good for him to be able to play at all.
Thanks, we were there, upper/left to you and great it was, But great to see filmed through parallel eyes to watch agin. Thanks again!
I would have put a limit on the photographers, I bet the front row couldnt see the band for all those photographers
Nice one smacker..about right love em dearly and still relevant...roll on Saturday...seen the wonderful damned loads...this time it is last time and the final damnation its been a great ride fellas 👌 Gazz
Brilliant set lads keep up the good work...
Thank you so much for this excellent upload always loved the damned and so glad to see the captain and rat have sorted out their differences live is too short guys keep rocking to you drop
I saw the original lineup. Twice. In 1977.
First time at the Roxy in London in February and in May in Brussels. THIS WAS GIGANTIC!
I feel so inspired and yeah a little bit of validation as I’m a punk rock guitarist 59 years old LOVE HE DAMNED inspiring stuff
Fantastic, thanks for posting. Great video. My all-time favourite band xx
My first gig of the damned was here ,I lived round the corner,gutted I couldn't go They sound amazing Thanks for posting been waiting for it ❤️🍀🇬🇧 👍
Can't believe they got back together after al that fall out from the past.
The money would have helped I think
Why not? It was all so long ago. They’re old men now. No sense hanging on to old resentments from your youth. Sometimes the music takes priority over pride.
They sound great
Thanks for the upload! Such an amazing show!
Thanks for recording and sharing.
the untitled song at 33.53 is called Pills
Pills originally recorded by Bo Diddley,,the New York Dolls covered it.
SO GLAD THEY DID THIS !! CLASH couldn't do it without Joe and Sex Pistols with Glen technically is the same as far as original lineup , without Sid as an option... ya know . The Damned are the only band that could do this right - and I'm glad they got over themselves before one of them died !! GOD BLESS THE DAMNED !!
It was a miracle Brian has not been well 😕
Asheton bros are smiling up above!
This is great quality thanks for posting 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏
An who would have thought that was possible the 4 original members back again.
Thanks for uploading this. They sound great! I got to see Dave and the new members at Cruel World Fest this last may and they sounded great. I bet this was amazing to experience in person.
Dude they sound incredible
Was not expecting to hear (You take my) Money, at all , let alone the 2nd tune in! Fuck yes! Rat kills it.. those drum fills only he can deliver!!!
I hope they sack the covers on Thursday, In my humble opinion , Gutted "Don't cry Wolf " is not in the set.
One of my favourites
Yeah that’s a great one. Really overlooked tune.
That and one way love. 😊
The Keith Moon of Punk are back!!! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺
This gave me goose bumps when they 1st came on, excellent stuff, shame rat & brian didnt do the whole tour though.
Thanks
from JAPAN
Thanks for posting this, was going to the 29th gig but had to miss out due to change of plans
Is someone playing rhythm guitar for feel alright? You can clearly her another guitar during the solo.
Thanks Martin, gutted they’re not doing a full uk tour. It would sell out everywhere always loved the damned mate. Looks like rat borrowed a mates kit 😂 rat n the captain look they’re having fun Brian looks half asleep lol Dave always on form
Brian has been ill maybe still is...
Nice intro music. It's interesting to me that Peter Howell's version was chosen over Delia Derbyshire's but it's nice to hear nevertheless. 🙂
Starting with a Stooges tune really works
They sound great. Love that they did The Stooges and The New York Dolls. Could’ve used more Damned classics than New Rose and Neat Neat Neat.
They didn't cover the Dolls. Pills is a Bo Didley song.
Many thanks for this, they played Glasgow last night :)
Thanks for share! Long live og punks!!!!!🌹♥️
I feel alright.... Love that band
..And many thanks for recording this too 👍
Ive just come from the Manchester gig - nice job but it appeared that there were two different bands on stage - Dave and the Captain - then Rat and Brian.
No chemistry between the four whatsoever 😬
that was so cool music performance.
amazing show
Yeah! ‘ello Mr R! Remember Captain Haddock in LA 80’s? Boyce from the HMK? Yeah! Keep on Rockin!! Totally Dhim music!! Love to see you at it still!! Love, Skidmark
My fav punk band..and frankly the best!
have to say i never heard of them and obviously are an older group but htey sound very tight together. sounded awesome
Have a listen to New Rose by the Damned in 76/77 and neat neat neat.
Machine Gun Etiquette ( 3rd album ) is a highlight of their output, as is the Black Album. In their heyday they were the best, most chaotic, most fun live band on the so-called "punk" scene. Almost every gig ended with the crowd chanting "Sensible's a wanker" at the guitarist Captain Sensible.
As for being an older group; their first single, New Rose, was released in 1976...
1970s. I was 4 years old in 1976 but I still remember the punks. Punks were everywhere. The do-it-yourself fashion. They looked AMAZING. The music was absolutely brilliant and just swept away everything that came before. The Damned released the first punk single in theUK (New Rose, I think). Saw The Damned at the Mick Jagger centre many years ago, albeit a different lineup. D.V, the Captain, Monty, Stu and Pinch. They were great. Would love to see Brian and Rat.
Worth the trip from Chicago!!!
New Rose awesome, Great show . I wished they used the Damned banner backdrop.Sax was a nice , interesting covers.The last time, are you trying to tell me something.
The Clash, The Sex Pistols, The Buzzcocks, The Ramones, Gen-X, The Jam, ALL gone, decades ago, .......The Damned are still there,
Goosebumps!!
I’m still hoping they bring this lineup to the States.
Never gonna happen. Oh well, at least we’re getting the Black Album lineup this summer. Can’t complain about that.
Holy Cow!
Sounds tight!
いや、ついこないだやんかやっぱオリジナルのだメンツは良いわ。dollsとstonesのカバーは良いね😊お客さんもぎょーさんきたはるし、良かったわ最高や❣️主さんsanks❤️
Also, saw" the final damnation tour " and to see both versions was fucking amazing , but, to see Scabies and James back, the best,🤘🤘🤘🤘
Awesome footage, thank you