Neo Boys (Live at the Long Good-Bye, 1979)

from "Northwest Passage: The Birth Of Portland's D.I.Y. Culture" (an independant film that examines the exciting alternative music movement in Portland, Oregon from 1978 to 1983. Directed and produced by video pioneer Mike Lastra.)

[@robertwilliams221]

Great band, saw them many times - I might have been at this show, for all I know.

[@rudy6884]

Heard them from the sub pop cassette. Would have been honored to hear them live.

[@geoalonso1]

I discovered this band and I loved it. Great sound and voice. I listen to it from Chile, and I want the vinyl in case someone knows how to get it. I even learned some of his songs. Thanks Portland.

[@jonathanwong1117]

Yeah, the Long Goodbye. The building is still there in the Pearl District. I loved the "Neo Boys".

[@davidkunikis6687]

Amazing band!

[@IggyTheReaper]

You have no idea how amazing it was for me to see this video, thank you so much for uploading it.

[@venoradobrowolski4887]

Good to see.

[@ughman7694]

The long goodbye is a badass venue name

[@cockylady2067]

Like that song

[@TheMagmagoblin]

@kingsatan I listen to neo-boys neo-music for neo-reasons.

[@RottyH8]

I want that Mosrite Bass

[@edfeltch]

Dangerhouse guitar.

[@user-uq8xu6kh6g]

!!!!!

[@xb00sted]

CHICK BAND COOL!!

[@redjava6761]

I went to work and a guy was playing the neo-boys, I asked him "is this the neo boys?" He said yes, dumbfounded that I knew who it was, I then asked "why?"
This was like three days ago.
Seriously, why?

[@permanentvacation2406]

red java because their great

[@drew6108]

Very great

[@chris73brown]

Red java. Well because they were quit underground. Not alot of people knew who they were. Pretty crazy and not cool is that more people know who they are now than even when u commented and when they were playing due to the internet

[@a.m.8410]

No wonder the audio is imbalanced, there's not a man in charged!