It's stunningly beautiful now! There's so much cultural and racial diversity, not to mention the many different languages that are spoken, as well as knife crime. It blossomed and bloomed into a gorgeous flower that is now the envy of the world. Hic! 🍷🤪🍷
Dropped the volume to zero, then watched it. So it’s basically like doing London sightseeing but with an 80’s camera tinted lens, old vehicles/clothing
Er, not really! lol . Were you even around in the 90's? ...the music didn't sound like this at all. It's not 80's either, and nor is it proper 70's disco; it's actually new music (or within last 10 years, trying to sound retro/70's). Certain bits of it give it away as not being authentic 70's music.
I loved the Policeman back then, you could chat to them for ages and they had a sense of humour, My sons were 7 and 3 we had so much fun as Londoners. The place was a lot safer then. Edit:: I moved away from South London where I was born, 23 years ago, never looked back
I think the skyline looked better in the 1980s, especially city of london with NatWest Tower and all the smaller office blocks around it. Too much glass buildings nowadays with no character.
18:25 Air New Zealand classic 747 (100 or 200 series) at Gatwick before flight operations to Auckland via LAX moved to Heathrow. In 2020 Air NZ ended UK services. Bonus British Airways 757 too.
1983 positively medieval! I started work in London only 3 years later, quill pen, candlelight, Scrooge being mean with the coal. As for music, the lute and minstrels, hey nonny nonny
Some people are just not very good at finding music to suit a video. They think it doesn't matter, but it does. It can enhance a video so much. Whereas a bad choice of soundtrack can make people move on after 10 seconds.....even if the video imagery is high quality or interesting. An annoying soundtrack can ruin all of this - like here for example.
@@johnoneill5884 if you were around at the time you would. It's a skill finding the right soundtrack to a video - it's alot harder then you think. Many people don't have it..... including you evidently. I'm also guessing you weren't around back then, so no.....you don't know!
Why did they delete Julia walking with Herb Ritts? There was a large field and mature trees along the boundary line - a fence, and beyond that a road. Very dry.
I was 8 in 1963, living at Brentwood in Essex, Hornchurch Urban District Council became London Borough of Havering in in that year, also, Severe Winters with -15C heavy snow/frosts and a pee souper Feb/March. Upminster Essex became London Borough Havering, I mentioned Upminster due to my new school. Also Sir Alec Douglas-Home only served as Prime Minister for 363 days in 1963, but he oversaw the abolition of resale price maintenance and took a tough stance in dealing with the trade unions.
Notable how few people are on the streets (midday, midsummer), how few cars, and how skinny the people are relatively speaking. Compare and contrast to a wet November Saturday in 2024 and it'd be rammed with all of the above.
He was nice when it counted. I don't need a Dr. Phil saying "I've put on weight now, too." She was black, wasn't she? Ever tried that, Tom? Did you do Yvonne?
1983? Unemployment hit 3.2 million and Britain’s manufacturing output was in freefall! The country was still at its weakest since the 1930s. Britain only started to recover after the liberalisation of the financial services sector three years later.
@2:18 See the soldier walking ahead of the parade ? He's carrying on his back a bomb remote signal disrupter. It was a huge heavy thing and his job was one of the hardest in ceremonial engagements. We tend to think of terrorism as a modern day phenomena but back then the IRA were using some high tech remote activated explosive devices.
@@Th3OmegaPoint I'm very well aware of what happened in 1965, however even Sadiq Khunt says the borough of Bromley is a LB and also Kent as well!!!! A friend of mine works at Chislehurst Caves + on the leaflets say in Kent along with being a member of the association of tourist attractions in Kent-FACT! Other stuff like-Charles Darwins House in Downe + being owned by-English Heritage- has also been awarded many Kent awards over the decades as well and does say on leaflets/website-Book your tickets now for the lowest price and enjoy a great day out at one of Kent’s best historic attractions-FACT!!!! Otherwise wouldn't be on there, enjoy the rest of your day-cheers 🍻
@@mikekaraoke Whether you like it or not they are both wrong, any location in Bromley Borough is part of Greater London, administratively at least. A little research will explain everything.
@@Th3OmegaPoint They are not both wrong, it is part of Greater London + Kent! Again hence why: the Caves etc are members of the association of tourist attractions in Kent-FACT so that is administratively!
Every decent job in London, was a closed shop, every building site which paid decent cash, you had to be Irish or Irish parents, every manufacturing firms you had fat cockneys, shops were mostly Asian, ect all closed shops, things go that way, getthos, same as know
@@aprenderlifebecause you stopped having babies, you wouldn’t look after your elderly relatives and you wouldn’t do the dirty jobs, but you still wanted the benefits of growth capitalism.
@@markofsaltburn rubbish! We didn't need anybody to do any jobs! We should have trained/ incentified our own to do them. Same with children, importing other people to keep up birthrates is a lie!
How nice on the footage from the trains,to see clean walls on the sidings etc,not everywhere plastered with mindless graffiti vandalism....sorry "street art"
This is the London I lived, I would never have believed what became of it.
It's stunningly beautiful now! There's so much cultural and racial diversity, not to mention the many different languages that are spoken, as well as knife crime. It blossomed and bloomed into a gorgeous flower that is now the envy of the world. Hic! 🍷🤪🍷
Who else hit the mute button within ten seconds? And not so much 'hair in the gate' but 'forest in the gate'.
Dropped the volume to zero, then watched it.
So it’s basically like doing London sightseeing but with an 80’s camera tinted lens, old vehicles/clothing
Music very 1996ish - Great footage! Thank you.
@NeilVanceNeilVance Music sounds mid 1984-6 to me.
@@Thnsrd42 I was going to say the same thing!
Nah. They got it right
Er, not really! lol . Were you even around in the 90's? ...the music didn't sound like this at all.
It's not 80's either, and nor is it proper 70's disco; it's actually new music (or within last 10 years, trying to sound retro/70's). Certain bits of it give it away as not being authentic 70's music.
Had to mute it, was doing my head in!
I loved the Policeman back then, you could chat to them for ages and they had a sense of humour, My sons were 7 and 3 we had so much fun as Londoners. The place was a lot safer then. Edit:: I moved away from South London where I was born, 23 years ago, never looked back
Police now are a fcking joke. Not all but most. Stupid looking effeminate freaks who couldn't stop an OAP from carrying out a crime on a street
Thanks, I was one of the Bobbies in central London. Far off , happy (not always) days. 🙂
Thanks for sharing the footage. I will say that some of the buildings such as Westminster Abbey look like they hadn’t been cleaned for decades.
Terrible music but great footage.
I think the skyline looked better in the 1980s, especially city of london with NatWest Tower and all the smaller office blocks around it. Too much glass buildings nowadays with no character.
Before the contamination set in.
Of the Far Right.
@@GreenSaxon nope
@@GreenSaxon this comment is now in the minority
@@majordolbyscat Nope
@@GreenSaxon Take another look.
Lots of slim people.. what’s gone wrong!
Greggs.
McDonalds.
KFC.
Neoliberalism happened.
The music does not go with this footage. Can you go back and change it, please?
Just watch it on mute you mug. This TH-camr owes you nothing.
No leave me alone
🤦
18:25 Air New Zealand classic 747 (100 or 200 series) at Gatwick before flight operations to Auckland via LAX moved to Heathrow. In 2020 Air NZ ended UK services. Bonus British Airways 757 too.
@@TheBenzer9 ur gay
LOOL ! @2:02 The copper straightens his tie when he realises he's being filmed !
I arrive at the ticket office, what is your destination please? One way ticket back to the 1980's please when life was simpler, nicer, better
100% agreed
You look at London nowadays I do wonder. Where did all the colour go?
It never left
You may have achromatopsia, you should book in for a check up.
London was filthy in the 1980s.
Gosh, I’m gettin’ old. I was thinking “och that’s not that long ago” cause I like vintage film, but realised it’s 41 years ago! Sheesh where’d it go?
Nice, I used to work in London in 1983!
1983 positively medieval! I started work in London only 3 years later, quill pen, candlelight, Scrooge being mean with the coal. As for music, the lute and minstrels, hey nonny nonny
Great times then.
Music is wrong, should of had a track from that year or tracks, just saying 😁
Some people are just not very good at finding music to suit a video. They think it doesn't matter, but it does. It can enhance a video so much.
Whereas a bad choice of soundtrack can make people move on after 10 seconds.....even if the video imagery is high quality or interesting. An annoying soundtrack can ruin all of this - like here for example.
So you think that track isn’t from 1983? Give me a minute, I’ll look it up.
No I won’t, because I don’t care.
@@johnoneill5884 if you were around at the time you would. It's a skill finding the right soundtrack to a video - it's alot harder then you think. Many people don't have it..... including you evidently. I'm also guessing you weren't around back then, so no.....you don't know!
Also wrong is 'should of': that should read Should've (should have), not should of.
Good footage blimey I remember the ad boards in Piccadilly Circus lol
Big Ben always seem in perpetual repairs
When the bad ad comes on, the video is ejected.
Q: What is the difference between Paris and London architectures? A: The second is not aggressively artificial.
Why did they delete Julia walking with Herb Ritts? There was a large field and mature trees along the boundary line - a fence, and beyond that a road. Very dry.
Nice footage, surprised the lens wasn’t wiped first. The small twig like spider leg bits in the corner became irritating.
The dead spider in the corner is distracting and the music is horrendous.
Yeah but apart from that....
How did they throw it all away ?
Reckless Immigration
Leftism is a disease
@@PomazeBog1389such a predictable thing to say….the old rose tinted comments are the worst
@@PassiveAgressive319 before the globalists took power and successfully eroded our national identity.
@@PassiveAgressive319 Or, the truth always hurts in your case
I was 8 in 1963, living at Brentwood in Essex, Hornchurch Urban District Council became London Borough of Havering in in that year, also, Severe Winters with -15C heavy snow/frosts and a pee souper Feb/March. Upminster Essex became London Borough Havering, I mentioned Upminster due to my new school.
Also Sir Alec Douglas-Home only served as Prime Minister for 363 days in 1963, but he oversaw the abolition of resale price maintenance and took a tough stance in dealing with the trade unions.
What's 1963 got to do with this?😂
@@MindersonagainThis old git is losing it that’s why 😂
@@OhmygawddddeDon't be rude. Behave.
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Music doesnt make sense
Come on, come on! Alright, alright, alright!
first year I visited London on my own
Was that Beckenham junction ?
It was indeed.
I'll be stepping onto the far left platform when I get off the tram in about half an hours time...
Those4 were the days, coppers in shirt order ( no SS style black armour) casr driving round 'buck house looks so much relaxed than today.
Oh, man..
Music is spot on. OH my days the memories😅😅😅
Why was the cameraman hiding in a bush throughout the whole video?
He's a dwarf. Please, these jokes aren't funny! :(
@@hakushin68000 What jokes?? His height is completely irrelevant
@@joshtaylor1065 Just a joke!
@@hakushin68000 Ahh, sorry haha :D I didn't know! :D Sorry
@@joshtaylor1065 No worries! It's often hard to tell if someone's joking or not on TH-cam - all sorts of crazies on here! ;)
Sounds like a peep show in London
Soho😂
"Because I'm known."
Not too much.
Notable how few people are on the streets (midday, midsummer), how few cars, and how skinny the people are relatively speaking. Compare and contrast to a wet November Saturday in 2024 and it'd be rammed with all of the above.
Alright, darhlie..
Not long now. Three weeks?
Anyone got a time machine? Only need a single, definitely not a return.
Two singles please.
Good luck finding a job in 1983. Up to 25% unemployment in Northern Ireland, Liverpool and the North East.
Tom Shaw - "We're in pain."
Tracy just lies, man.
Thetan - "I picked that up at school."
Thetan - "We saw each other after school."
He was nice when it counted. I don't need a Dr. Phil saying "I've put on weight now, too." She was black, wasn't she? Ever tried that, Tom? Did you do Yvonne?
It just came out. Sometimes it's preordained --
Thetan - "It's special."
-- And sometimes it's not.
It's getting too good. Back to face time. I think Pinny's still going?
Thetan - "I like Pinny."
Time when UK was still a strong economic power in the world.
Fifth country in the world
1983? Unemployment hit 3.2 million and Britain’s manufacturing output was in freefall! The country was still at its weakest since the 1930s. Britain only started to recover after the liberalisation of the financial services sector three years later.
@@earlscourtsw10
6th largest economy now (10/24) as India have overtaken us...
Better with sound off
"Your Uber has arrived!" (07:33) 😂
Love the music. What is it? I’m rockin’ babe 😁
só realeza. triste hot dog
@2:18 See the soldier walking ahead of the parade ? He's carrying on his back a bomb remote signal disrupter. It was a huge heavy thing and his job was one of the hardest in ceremonial engagements. We tend to think of terrorism as a modern day phenomena but back then the IRA were using some high tech remote activated explosive devices.
This was great, however Beckenham is not in London but in Kent! The rest is obviously in London though!
Incorrect, it's been part of Greater London since 1965.
@@Th3OmegaPoint I'm very well aware of what happened in 1965, however even Sadiq Khunt says the borough of Bromley is a LB and also Kent as well!!!!
A friend of mine works at Chislehurst Caves + on the leaflets say in Kent along with being a member of the association of tourist attractions in Kent-FACT!
Other stuff like-Charles Darwins House in Downe + being owned by-English Heritage- has also been awarded many Kent awards over the decades as well and does say on leaflets/website-Book your tickets now for the lowest price and enjoy a great day out at one of Kent’s best historic attractions-FACT!!!!
Otherwise wouldn't be on there, enjoy the rest of your day-cheers 🍻
Perhaps they should move the caves over the border to Kent.
@@mikekaraoke Whether you like it or not they are both wrong, any location in Bromley Borough is part of Greater London, administratively at least. A little research will explain everything.
@@Th3OmegaPoint They are not both wrong, it is part of Greater London + Kent!
Again hence why: the Caves etc are members of the association of tourist attractions in Kent-FACT so that is administratively!
That's not Savannah. I thought of that on the train. If it'd last.
Nice music! Perfectly matches the images!
Thank you very much!
Mute button
Every decent job in London, was a closed shop, every building site which paid decent cash, you had to be Irish or Irish parents, every manufacturing firms you had fat cockneys, shops were mostly Asian, ect all closed shops, things go that way, getthos, same as know
Groovy music man 😂😂
England hasn’t changed much of their architecture I can tell lol
We've unnaturally changed our demographics though
@@aprenderlifeunfortunately
It’s a lot cleaner now.
@@aprenderlifebecause you stopped having babies, you wouldn’t look after your elderly relatives and you wouldn’t do the dirty jobs, but you still wanted the benefits of growth capitalism.
@@markofsaltburn rubbish! We didn't need anybody to do any jobs! We should have trained/ incentified our own to do them.
Same with children, importing other people to keep up birthrates is a lie!
Even the dead skin and hair bordering the lens is vintage 😂😂😂
How nice on the footage from the trains,to see clean walls on the sidings etc,not everywhere plastered with mindless graffiti vandalism....sorry "street art"
All those great scenes ruined by hair in the grate.. I wonder if they'll be inserted..
Yeah, but..
London calling 😂
Sadly, there's a lot of knief crime these days. Everywhere you go in London, there seems to be rivers of blood, why weren't we warned?
As you know, Brits were warned, more to the point; Why did no one listen.
Crime was higher in 1983.
Are there rivers of blood? Really?
Where was the last one you saw?
Next time you see one message me eh?
Lose the music
Plee-ahe..
What the fuck happened?
BM. before Muslimisation. I had to stop watching as it was too sad
Muslims bring in billions of pounds of revenue each year . Most of what you see is built by stolen Muslim money from India and the Middle East.
should have had Human League playing
I was being conceived that summer
Wife - "Twenty eight."
Actress - "Yntwa2c."
So I stay ontop of it.
My god.. Are you kidding me..
That music was f***ing awful
Baby - "London."
Baby - "I don't like Annabelle anymore. She hurt me. Probably smacked me."
Baby - "I liked the cars."
The music couldn't have been more irrelevant and annoying.
Music is really bad and on the nerve
Year when i was born,but look like Russia in 90 s😂
Same footage today would be spot the Caucasian competition
And not an immigrant in sight 😍😍😍
What a strange London, it wasnt an Islamic city yet
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