Interesting to see that my video was used for this video. (I'm "that man") As for why i have so many??? (currently at 400+) In the early days there was nothing to buy if you had the official stuff, which wasn't much to begin with. So that started my love affair with bootlegs which were very hard to come by living in a small town in the Netherlands. And i basically never stopped buying them. And yes, i do realise i'm buying the same recordings over and over again. But i just love the pretty covers. ;) PS: the reason for so many copies of "Pearl Harbour" is that they are all on a different colour vinyl.
This video was crazy convenient. Literally bought the Warsaw bootleg reissue by DOL a couple days ago thinking it was strange that it was stupid cheap. Thanks for the vid.
There’s no way you’d have to spend a lifetime researching and trying to organize all the Pink Floyd bootleg slur made over the decades but something that would be more realistic is a new order bootleg video or series of videos focusing on the early career the mid career and the late New Order sessions seems like there should be a lot of material studio out takes instrumentals etc. but there’s only a couple of bootlegs floating around from technique for movement era nothing in the middle from the studio source
Hi, Found your channel through the great 'Call on me' video. I think there is actually a reason to add 'As you said' to the bootlegs of RCA sessions. I didnt look every single bootleg of the RCA sessions, but seems it was added sometime after the release of the Substance compilation (on a 1989 CD bootleg). As it was one of the official studio tracks left out of Substance for who knows what reasons, it served as extra incentive to buy the bootleg. Actually both that song and the Pennine version of Love will tear us apart would get digital releases only much later: Pennine LWTUA on Permanent and As you said in the H&S boxset - which frustratingly didnt have the Pennine version... guess they decided 3 versions of LWTUA in the same boxset to be too much??
The fact that Joy Division was only around for 3 years, and there are 3000 bootlegs, makes me happy that my favorite band, The Cure, has been going strong for over 40 years. I don't have to collect bootlegs of their guitar tech tuning, there are 1000's of quality bootlegs from The Cure. Of course bootleggers are bootleggers are there is some crap to wade through, but that's what Discog is for.
@Joseph Knecht While I appreciate your reply and I understand your great admiration for Joy Division, you need to just stop with the non-sense. Joy Division didn't give birth to the post-punk movement, it was a natural occurrence of the times. Robert Smith wasn't dicking about on a playground, then hear Joy Division and say to himself, "I want to do that too". He was playing in Malice in 1976 and already knew what he wanted. I have Demos from before they were signed to a label, around 1977. The Cure released their first single, Killing an Arab in December 1978 ,only 6 months after JD self-released An Ideal for Living. Robert Smith knew what he was, where he was going, and what he needed to do, without the help of Joy Division. Robert recognized their importance, an even dedicated a version of Faith to Ian Curtis the day he died. I love JD/New Order as well and I think both bands made a huge impact on music and music history, with influences lasting into this generation. But The Cure was way more influential, has way more variety to their music, and continues to this day playing and performing at the top of their game. I would dare to say more bands would list The Cure as influential over Joy Division. Simply because of The Cure's over 40 year legacy. In fact, hooks basslines seem to be very much inspired by Simon Gallup. Also, I don't know if you know this but Robert Smith was in Siouxsie and the Banshees while he was in the Cure. He took over guitar duties for McKay in 1979. He also played with them in 82-84, then did a side project with Severin called The Glove. But of course this is only my opinion and I am highly biased since I have been a Cure fan for over 30 years. So of course to me, The Cure has the utmost of influence.
Came here from your Call On Me video. You're gonna blow up with the amount of effort that goes into your videos. I can't wait to see what more is in store for you and the channel. Great video!
If I had seen this when I was 16, collecting all the available cassette bootlegs of unlistenable gigs (ah, Berlin Kantkino - one day someone will use software to make you playable), I would have exploded in joy. Really enjoyed this.
@@highseervehk That's very kind of you but it's not an Audacity job, sadly. The cogs were not revolving uniformly on the original recording and every few seconds the tape speeds up and slows down, and gets worse and worse as the recording progresses. Someone must have software that can even out the drum beats and therefore get it back to normal speed, then have a soft autotune to restore any wobbles that remain.
@@GuildfordGhost Celemony's Capstan can almost completely reduce wow and flutter (aka wobbles), though in my experience it also tried to fix parts that didn't need fixing, but overall the results were more than listenable. Then there's iZotope RX that has all sorts of tools for restoring vinyl and cassette recordings, including a wow/flutter remover which imo works better than Capstan. Waves Audio also made a few plugins like X-Crackle and X-Noise for the same purposes, and in my experience X-Noise works great for reducing cassette hiss. The way you described this recording now has me very interested in what it sounds like, and how bad it actually is. If you could upload it somewhere, I could try and have a crack at it, just for fun. If you can get a hold of all that software, naturally you can try it yourself, really I'd just like to have a look at the recording.
@@zeljkoloncar101 I would be delighted to. I will try and track down a copy. It's not just a bit of wobble or drag, it's extreme. As the tape progresses, every revolution speeds up to twice the speed and returns to normal. There must be software out there to restore it, even if it's manual mapping of where the beats should be and auto tuning the results.
@@zeljkoloncar101 Hi. Thanks for the reply. I've done some reading up, and people have tried to use Capstan on it with very disappointing results. I think it's just too far gone with current technology. Maybe one day. I can't find a single download of it online and my 1980s cassette copy is going to be under a mountain of boxes amongst many hundreds of cassettes in my parents' garage. I think the main project at the moment is going to be the guy who taped the show supporting The Stranglers in April 1980 (who has released a few tracks). His 1st generation recording is very poor, as the recorder was obviously on the floor and has mainly picked up bass frequencies and no high bands. but there has to be something in there that can be improved upon.
HowardHandsTV The Clash would be a prime candidate. The “Vanilla Tapes” alone is enough for an interesting video, and being the type of band they are, I’m willing to bet they have enough bootlegs for at least a couple of installments. I really liked the video, and had a couple ideas/recommendations that ended up being way too long for a youtube comment. Best of luck and hope to see your channel grow.
Saw Peter Hook and The Light back in 2018, it was such an amazing and somewhat emotional show. He started off with a New Order set before finishing off with Joy Division! In concert he really does sound similar to Ian. Ugh I wish I could go back
Peter hook was key to both new order and joy division but somehow i fucking hate his the light bs. Is kind of like this guy guitar from smiths grown as a cult guitarist but his solo projects are so lame that no one cannot mention one of his songs.
Great video! With all the time you spent discussing how crappy a release you think Still is, you failed to mention the Italian mispress of Still that was cut from the wrong master and contains alternate mixes on Sides A and B (among other mistakes).
Some video ideas - Killed By Death (KBD) series and releases that pretended to be part of the series - Stooges "Raw Power" album and how no one has been able to get its mix right - Boards of Canada's rare releases - Aphex Twin, so many intriguing aspects to his career and catalogue - Catherine Wheel, how the band evolved well with the trends throughout the 90's, singer had the look and persona, but they always missed the mark commercially
I'd love to do a video on Killed By Death and also Bloodstains. They've been on my list for a while. Theres actually a really good video on Boards of Canadas weird rarities and early tapes on TH-cam already. Stooges is a good suggestion, I'll add that to the list.
i was reading bernard's book recently and he said something along the lines of thinking that the songs on unknown pleasures were not as intense as they were meant to be. not as "punk" sounding i suppose. now i can see what he means when i listen to some of those songs on the warsaw bootleg.
Lifelong JD fan since the 80's and this was an amazingly informative video but it seriously suffers from the sound quality. You would probably get a lot more views if you used a lavalier mic.
This is a great video series idea. No one else is doing it, certainly not with your sense of humor. Now that I say "no one else", how bout a Weezer episode? You got Songs From The Black Hole, the Nirvana cover band years and lot else.
Thank you for your kind comment. Weezer are on the list for sure - they've definitely got some cool bootlegs and demos. I'm most tempted by the Maladroit demos but we'll see
I read somewhere yrs ago that it was martin hannett whom first pressed up copies of the mythical RCA warsaw demo . he'd gotten hold of a cassette copy of the sessions.which is what has been pressed up on multi bootlegs ever since .would love to hear the actual master tapes in there polished form.which no doubt are been held in the RCA archives as we speak
It's important to keep the perspective as you hear Warsaw that that rough guitar sound was the Leader and singer of New Order much later ;) #NewOrder #WarsawRecord
I’ve always preferred the RCA version of Novelty. A little surprised it wasn’t mentioned here. The vocal delivery on the Hannet version really deflates an incredible song.
Excellent video/ documentary. The only person i know of that has 9 miles of rare vinyl & bootlegs (14 million i think) is Mark Riley aka Lard from the mark & Lard show. 👍
Wow.... I love me some synthesizers and I love me some Joy Divison. .. But that version of "Transmission" is shockingly bad. I'm surprised the band couldn't make synths fit their sound a bit better, considering they eventually became New Order and all....
Would be awesome if you could do a vid looking at V/Vm Test Records, not a bootleg label per se but it's a deep fucking rabbithole I think you'd definitely get a kick out of
Joy Division lyrics we’re leaps and bounds ahead of any other post punk at the time and that’s why it’s in the center. From the tone of guitars being less aggressive to bass and drums being a joint entity
I came here after listening to my Amsterdam bootleg which has the factory logo on the label?? Not sure the validity. Some of the tracks are identical to the Les Bains douches bootleg but sound remarkably clearer audio wise and there are more performance errors.
Still is not bad at all, it's amazing. That's why i's called 'Still', it's a nod to the bootlegs. Its not fucking shambles, it's the last show. Still is not bad, fans love it. You lost me there.
the label that did the martin hannett's personal mixes seem to do a lot of hawkwind bootlegs as well. my favourite bootleg is "let the movie begin" just because the live recordings sound ferocious.
Ah, you know that's the thing I dislike most about this video. I moved apartments and my new flat has a lot of echo. I'll try to improve it for the next one
You don't really get it, do you ? ..... JD was a bootleg band, finding the right ones is part of the allure. buying a shitting pressing was just part of it all. each boot is part of the story.
I wonder whos got the most bootlegs Sex Pistols or Joy division , both similar in the same respect as A) Not having loads of official releases B] Having legions of fans that will buy any old shit , ie John lydon farts in b minor etc . I,ve got an 80,s power to the pistols bootleg and the sound quality is Awful . The Jam have loads of boots as well but they are mainly 80,s ones . Surely wont be long before theres boots of the boots lol .
100% wrong about Transmission man ... That is really the best version. Played it for for years as the "Spring is here roll down the windows" song - it stands the test. The synth work wasn't great, but the track is solid.
The disk 1 of still is cool, the second disk is live but very Bad sounding, if You are looking for live material Buy "live at Paradiso Amsterdam" or "les bains douches"
Interesting to see that my video was used for this video. (I'm "that man")
As for why i have so many??? (currently at 400+) In the early days there was nothing to buy if you had the official stuff, which wasn't much to begin with.
So that started my love affair with bootlegs which were very hard to come by living in a small town in the Netherlands. And i basically never stopped buying them.
And yes, i do realise i'm buying the same recordings over and over again. But i just love the pretty covers. ;)
PS: the reason for so many copies of "Pearl Harbour" is that they are all on a different colour vinyl.
This video was crazy convenient. Literally bought the Warsaw bootleg reissue by DOL a couple days ago thinking it was strange that it was stupid cheap. Thanks for the vid.
The research you put into this is incredible, my new favourite channel
You should do Pink Floyd. God knows how many bootlegs of PF there are.
There Will be 1000's lol
There’s no way you’d have to spend a lifetime researching and trying to organize all the Pink Floyd bootleg slur made over the decades but something that would be more realistic is a new order bootleg video or series of videos focusing on the early career the mid career and the late New Order sessions seems like there should be a lot of material studio out takes instrumentals etc. but there’s only a couple of bootlegs floating around from technique for movement era nothing in the middle from the studio source
@god?
At least 1 I bet 😬
Hi, Found your channel through the great 'Call on me' video.
I think there is actually a reason to add 'As you said' to the bootlegs of RCA sessions. I didnt look every single bootleg of the RCA sessions, but seems it was added sometime after the release of the Substance compilation (on a 1989 CD bootleg).
As it was one of the official studio tracks left out of Substance for who knows what reasons, it served as extra incentive to buy the bootleg.
Actually both that song and the Pennine version of Love will tear us apart would get digital releases only much later: Pennine LWTUA on Permanent and As you said in the H&S boxset - which frustratingly didnt have the Pennine version... guess they decided 3 versions of LWTUA in the same boxset to be too much??
this channel is a hidden gem. amazing work, similarly on the Eric Prydz video - both great vids
The fact that Joy Division was only around for 3 years, and there are 3000 bootlegs, makes me happy that my favorite band, The Cure, has been going strong for over 40 years. I don't have to collect bootlegs of their guitar tech tuning, there are 1000's of quality bootlegs from The Cure. Of course bootleggers are bootleggers are there is some crap to wade through, but that's what Discog is for.
@Joseph Knecht While I appreciate your reply and I understand your great admiration for Joy Division, you need to just stop with the non-sense. Joy Division didn't give birth to the post-punk movement, it was a natural occurrence of the times.
Robert Smith wasn't dicking about on a playground, then hear Joy Division and say to himself, "I want to do that too". He was playing in Malice in 1976 and already knew what he wanted. I have Demos from before they were signed to a label, around 1977. The Cure released their first single, Killing an Arab in December 1978 ,only 6 months after JD self-released An Ideal for Living.
Robert Smith knew what he was, where he was going, and what he needed to do, without the help of Joy Division. Robert recognized their importance, an even dedicated a version of Faith to Ian Curtis the day he died.
I love JD/New Order as well and I think both bands made a huge impact on music and music history, with influences lasting into this generation. But The Cure was way more influential, has way more variety to their music, and continues to this day playing and performing at the top of their game. I would dare to say more bands would list The Cure as influential over Joy Division. Simply because of The Cure's over 40 year legacy. In fact, hooks basslines seem to be very much inspired by Simon Gallup.
Also, I don't know if you know this but Robert Smith was in Siouxsie and the Banshees while he was in the Cure. He took over guitar duties for McKay in 1979. He also played with them in 82-84, then did a side project with Severin called The Glove.
But of course this is only my opinion and I am highly biased since I have been a Cure fan for over 30 years. So of course to me, The Cure has the utmost of influence.
The Cure are lightweight
Came here from your Call On Me video. You're gonna blow up with the amount of effort that goes into your videos. I can't wait to see what more is in store for you and the channel. Great video!
Hope he had better mic by now lol
If I had seen this when I was 16, collecting all the available cassette bootlegs of unlistenable gigs (ah, Berlin Kantkino - one day someone will use software to make you playable), I would have exploded in joy. Really enjoyed this.
Do you have the Kantkino show tape? I can digitize / clean it up for you, or is it not listenable at all?
@@highseervehk That's very kind of you but it's not an Audacity job, sadly. The cogs were not revolving uniformly on the original recording and every few seconds the tape speeds up and slows down, and gets worse and worse as the recording progresses. Someone must have software that can even out the drum beats and therefore get it back to normal speed, then have a soft autotune to restore any wobbles that remain.
@@GuildfordGhost Celemony's Capstan can almost completely reduce wow and flutter (aka wobbles), though in my experience it also tried to fix parts that didn't need fixing, but overall the results were more than listenable. Then there's iZotope RX that has all sorts of tools for restoring vinyl and cassette recordings, including a wow/flutter remover which imo works better than Capstan. Waves Audio also made a few plugins like X-Crackle and X-Noise for the same purposes, and in my experience X-Noise works great for reducing cassette hiss.
The way you described this recording now has me very interested in what it sounds like, and how bad it actually is. If you could upload it somewhere, I could try and have a crack at it, just for fun. If you can get a hold of all that software, naturally you can try it yourself, really I'd just like to have a look at the recording.
@@zeljkoloncar101 I would be delighted to. I will try and track down a copy. It's not just a bit of wobble or drag, it's extreme. As the tape progresses, every revolution speeds up to twice the speed and returns to normal. There must be software out there to restore it, even if it's manual mapping of where the beats should be and auto tuning the results.
@@zeljkoloncar101 Hi. Thanks for the reply. I've done some reading up, and people have tried to use Capstan on it with very disappointing results. I think it's just too far gone with current technology. Maybe one day. I can't find a single download of it online and my 1980s cassette copy is going to be under a mountain of boxes amongst many hundreds of cassettes in my parents' garage. I think the main project at the moment is going to be the guy who taped the show supporting The Stranglers in April 1980 (who has released a few tracks). His 1st generation recording is very poor, as the recorder was obviously on the floor and has mainly picked up bass frequencies and no high bands. but there has to be something in there that can be improved upon.
Who would you like to see me cover in the future?
Do you have any favourite bootlegs?
HowardHandsTV The Clash would be a prime candidate. The “Vanilla Tapes” alone is enough for an interesting video, and being the type of band they are, I’m willing to bet they have enough bootlegs for at least a couple of installments. I really liked the video, and had a couple ideas/recommendations that ended up being way too long for a youtube comment. Best of luck and hope to see your channel grow.
The Chameleons, The Smiths, The Sisters of Mercy.
The Beach Boys (Any of these unreleased LP's = Lei'd In Hawaii, Landlocked or Adult Child)
& Prince (anything pre-1987)
Still waiting for "I am the elephant u are the mouse" review.
Weezer
Saw Peter Hook and The Light back in 2018, it was such an amazing and somewhat emotional show. He started off with a New Order set before finishing off with Joy Division! In concert he really does sound similar to Ian. Ugh I wish I could go back
Peter hook was key to both new order and joy division but somehow i fucking hate his the light bs. Is kind of like this guy guitar from smiths grown as a cult guitarist but his solo projects are so lame that no one cannot mention one of his songs.
The artwork of Martin Harret's Personal Mixes is actually pretty neat.
Great video! With all the time you spent discussing how crappy a release you think Still is, you failed to mention the Italian mispress of Still that was cut from the wrong master and contains alternate mixes on Sides A and B (among other mistakes).
That was really well put together and probably the best summary of the band I’ve seen and I’m old and seen them all. Well done.
Do the lost Sufjan album that was found in a dumpster next
the what now
Some video ideas
- Killed By Death (KBD) series and releases that pretended to be part of the series
- Stooges "Raw Power" album and how no one has been able to get its mix right
- Boards of Canada's rare releases
- Aphex Twin, so many intriguing aspects to his career and catalogue
- Catherine Wheel, how the band evolved well with the trends throughout the 90's, singer had the look and persona, but they always missed the mark commercially
I'd love to do a video on Killed By Death and also Bloodstains. They've been on my list for a while.
Theres actually a really good video on Boards of Canadas weird rarities and early tapes on TH-cam already.
Stooges is a good suggestion, I'll add that to the list.
The 5 demo tracks comprise some of my favorite punk tracks of all time. They're so raw and angry and muddy and wonderfully shambolic.
do the Fall
thinking about it, this may be near impossible because the Fall already have like 100 official releases
In the studio with Martin Hannett is the most influential shoegaze album ever.
As a big Joy Division fan, I loved this video. Well researched. Funny and informative. You earned a sub.
Hooky has a tape of ICB recorded by joy division wonder if it will be heard one day
i was reading bernard's book recently and he said something along the lines of thinking that the songs on unknown pleasures were not as intense as they were meant to be. not as "punk" sounding i suppose. now i can see what he means when i listen to some of those songs on the warsaw bootleg.
This was a lot more entertaining than anticipated lmao
he found a lead singer in Ian Curtis
middle name Kevin
Lifelong JD fan since the 80's and this was an amazingly informative video but it seriously suffers from the sound quality. You would probably get a lot more views if you used a lavalier mic.
Why use that mic? He just needs ambience treatment, maybe a preamp to have the mic further away, definitely using a consistent distance and room.
Can you do Aphex Twin and all those tracks he made under different names please!
This is a great video series idea. No one else is doing it, certainly not with your sense of humor. Now that I say "no one else", how bout a Weezer episode? You got Songs From The Black Hole, the Nirvana cover band years and lot else.
Thank you for your kind comment. Weezer are on the list for sure - they've definitely got some cool bootlegs and demos. I'm most tempted by the Maladroit demos but we'll see
I read somewhere yrs ago that it was martin hannett whom first pressed up copies of the mythical RCA warsaw demo . he'd gotten hold of a cassette copy of the sessions.which is what has been pressed up on multi bootlegs ever since .would love to hear the actual master tapes in there polished form.which no doubt are been held in the RCA archives as we speak
It's important to keep the perspective as you hear Warsaw that that rough guitar sound was the Leader and singer of New Order much later ;) #NewOrder #WarsawRecord
How's this channel so small
I love seeing Sodapoppin dig deep into the bootlegs of Joy Division
I’ve always preferred the RCA version of Novelty. A little surprised it wasn’t mentioned here. The vocal delivery on the Hannet version really deflates an incredible song.
Excellent video/ documentary. The only person i know of that has 9 miles of rare vinyl & bootlegs (14 million i think) is Mark Riley aka Lard from the mark & Lard show.
👍
21:30 That website looks like it should've been accessed through the wayback machine...
seriously...you are a FUCKING legend.and yes i am a cool guy .thank you for noticing 🤣.
your videos are crazy man, I love this
This video was very fucking funny but also very interesting and informal
Would love for you to cover the Fruietlegs of U2, there's so much to unpack there lol.
I actually love RCA's Interzone.
you did some good research man, great video
Do more of these bootleg videos I love them
I came for the boots, stayed for the legs!!
Wow.... I love me some synthesizers and I love me some Joy Divison. .. But that version of "Transmission" is shockingly bad. I'm surprised the band couldn't make synths fit their sound a bit better, considering they eventually became New Order and all....
I love that classic T-shirt T-shirt 😂.
I'm watching the joy division video , mat is my new hero , I want a hairdo just like his
yoo where's that sweater from! nice vid btw!!!
23:48 is that goth misato
2:10 *Looks down and realises I'm wearing an Unknown Pleasures T shirt*
Would be awesome if you could do a vid looking at V/Vm Test Records, not a bootleg label per se but it's a deep fucking rabbithole I think you'd definitely get a kick out of
this poster at 3:44 where can I find/study/buy this on the web ?
Great content 👌
I'm the Elephant, U are the Mouse review?
This is such an awesome video!!
Great video essay. It's sad how i only has 9k views
It's definitely the best video on Joy Division I've seen 😌
Joy Division lyrics we’re leaps and bounds ahead of any other post punk at the time and that’s why it’s in the center. From the tone of guitars being less aggressive to bass and drums being a joint entity
you should put the bootleg links on the description. it would be cool
I've got the oven gloves...
i've been to a post-punk postcard fair
Great channel! Please make more.
29:29 Personally I prefer the lyrics of Chance to the official Atmosphere version
My copy of still is two great sounding gigs and singles not on the albums. Must be different to the one you reviewed.
PLEASE HAVE A PATREON!!!
I came here after listening to my Amsterdam bootleg which has the factory logo on the label?? Not sure the validity. Some of the tracks are identical to the Les Bains douches bootleg but sound remarkably clearer audio wise and there are more performance errors.
Great video and channel mate.
Still is not bad at all, it's amazing. That's why i's called 'Still', it's a nod to the bootlegs. Its not fucking shambles, it's the last show. Still is not bad, fans love it. You lost me there.
Very vid bro, keep it up . ✌🏼
@2:28 yo...I never pushed that sub so damn hard .
the label that did the martin hannett's personal mixes seem to do a lot of hawkwind bootlegs as well. my favourite bootleg is "let the movie begin" just because the live recordings sound ferocious.
I have the baby Warsaw album.
great content again, but please record audio like on the slowdive video
Ah, you know that's the thing I dislike most about this video. I moved apartments and my new flat has a lot of echo. I'll try to improve it for the next one
Also the kill is fucking class
this was a great video
I love these videos
There is a Sex Pistols bootleg which has no Sex Pistols tracks on it: 'Deny'.
There's always someone worse off than yourself.
What is the 3rd film? Control, 24 hr party.people.... And?
There's a Documentary called 'Joy Division' which would count as a 3rd Film.
Yo I'm digging your content but I must say you looked a lot like Mac Miller in the into.
would love a new order video!
Great ending....CEREMONY!
subbed !
Enclosed in this package you will find a picture of Shredder.
Video starts at 09:35
JFC, fix your room tone...
cheesy bootlegs are the best thing that ever happen to punk scene. Stooges shit boots are somehow my fav
I dont have any Bootlegs , I never will
every time i see the idiot album cover i remember ian curtis died
Oh hello Mr Cat
damn I told them they was crazy when they said Mac Miller died, he moved to england
3:54 or Pere Ubu
You don't really get it, do you ? ..... JD was a bootleg band, finding the right ones is part of the allure. buying a shitting pressing was just part of it all. each boot is part of the story.
Fooking Joy Division are still amazing
I wonder whos got the most bootlegs Sex Pistols or Joy division , both similar in the same respect as A) Not having loads of official releases B] Having legions of fans that will buy any old shit , ie John lydon farts in b minor etc . I,ve got an 80,s power to the pistols bootleg and the sound quality is Awful . The Jam have loads of boots as well but they are mainly 80,s ones . Surely wont be long before theres boots of the boots lol .
100% wrong about Transmission man ... That is really the best version. Played it for for years as the "Spring is here roll down the windows" song - it stands the test. The synth work wasn't great, but the track is solid.
"Elite's records best, I guess..." 🗨😤🍼
The disk 1 of still is cool, the second disk is live but very Bad sounding, if You are looking for live material Buy "live at Paradiso Amsterdam" or "les bains douches"
i kinda like martin hannets version better
didn't even bother to pay for the bored yawning businesswoman
This video sounds like a bootleg
Try plugging your guitars into an amp. It tends to help ;)
Shite video mate, loved it.
IT'S NOT BAWIE IT'S BOWIE FOR FUCKS SAKE
Haha