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New Videos Up @ KINODV: Punk Fashion Show, Spit Club, Boston, 1982

This month I’m posting something a little different @ KINODV. A Punk Fashion Show shot in Boston in 1982 at the SPIT Club on Lansdown Street.
The imagery is set to the New Order tune “Confusion” from the Blade Soundtrack. This is definitely worth a look:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/moviepa...lyFeature.html

Part of that whole scene was the 2 Tone Ska music revival. You hit the clubs and you were guaranteed to hear “Twist and Crawl” or “Mirror in the Bathroom” With that in mind I have also posted The Beat, or if you care, The English Beat with a live version of “Mirror in the Bathroom” from the movie “Dance Craze” 1981:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/archive..._Bathroom.html

Visit the Archive Portal @ http://www.kinodv.net/ArchivePortal.html

See the following bands:

Filmed in Boston:

The Neighborhoods
Nervous Eaters
The Cure
Unnatural Axe
La Peste
Lyres
Thrills
Fabulous Billygoons
Buzzcocks
Mission of Burma
Pastiche
Human Sexual Response
Lou Miami and the Kozmetiks
The King Bees
Robin Lane and the Chartbusters
Ground Zero
Iron Liver Project
Peter Dayton Band


Also for you to viddy well. Not filmed in Boston, but timely clips for U to see:

http://www.kinodv.net/ArchivePortal.html

The Jam
Dead Kennedys
Gang of Four
The Clash
Stiff Little Fingers
The Specials
The Stranglers
Siouxsie & the Banshees
XTC
Ian Drury and the Block Heads
The Dead Boys
Sham 69
The Ramones
Wire
The Damned
The Beat

Feel the Love!!!!…

Just in time for Valentines Day two romantic videos up @ KINODV.
Leading off the love fest is Human Sexual Response with “Blow Up”
Filmed in Boston at the Streets Club in 1982. This video features
Russ Meyer’s “Faster, ***** Cat Kill! Kill!” and stars the sultry
Tura Santana.

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/moviepa...lyFeature.html


On the flip side is the instrumental ode to sensuality, “Moments in Love” from the Art of Noise. First released in 1983 and remixed in 1985 this video incorporates a live performance of the song with an artful collage of imagery. Hold me…Squeeze me…Tease me…..Taste me….Moments in Love…..

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/archive...e-Moments.html

Visit the Archive Portal @ http://www.kinodv.net/ArchivePortal.html

And see the following bands:

Filmed in Boston:

The Neighborhoods
Nervous Eaters
The Cure
Unnatural Axe
La Peste
Lyres
Thrills
Fabulous Billygoons
Buzzcocks
Mission of Burma
Pastiche
Human Sexual Response
Lou Miami and the Kozmetiks
The King Bees
Robin Lane and the Chartbusters
Ground Zero
Iron Liver Project
Peter Dayton Band


Also for you to viddy well. Not filmed in Boston, but timely clips for U to see:

http://www.kinodv.net/ArchivePortal.html

The Jam
Dead Kennedys
Gang of Four
The Clash
Stiff Little Fingers
The Specials
The Stranglers
Siouxsie & the Banshees
XTC
Ian Drury and the Block Heads
The Dead Boys
Sham 69
The Ramones
Wire
The Damned
The Beat
Art of Noise

New Videos up for March.

Mission of Burma with a live performance of “Eyes of Men” filmed in Boston at the Space and Underground 1979-80. This is about as early as your going to see on Mission of Burma. I recently edited this footage and am posting it for the first time:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/moviepa...lyFeature.html

Mission of Burma and Gang of Four played together several times between 1979-82. I remember one animated and high energy output @ the Paradise Club May 1980. Just had to add the Gang of Four’s live performance of “He Would Send in the Army” recorded in London in 1981 and taken from the movie Urgh! A Music War:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/archive...Send_Army.html

Just in time for April Fools Day. Loki the God of Mischief posted this on the KINODV website. The Cramps performing “The Way I Walk” filmed live at the Napa State Mental Hospital in Napa California in 1978:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/archive...ay_I_Walk.html

If that isn’t crazy enough for you check out the Nervous Eaters with a cast of genetic misfits filmed live at The Club in Cambridge 1979. Behold Roy and Curly from the Mental Liberation Army, Barb Kitson & Johnny Angel from Thrills, and Nikki Jarrett from The Lazers joining the Eaters on “Degenerate” and “Loretta”

Go Mental!!!!……………….

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/moviepa...lyFeature.html

May Day…International Workers Day… posting hard working Boston punk band la peste with the first time viewing of live video “I Don’t Know Right From Wrong” filmed @ the Paradise Club in 1979:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/moviepa...lyFeature.html


Few bands worked harder than The Clash and it shows in two live clips filmed at Elizabethan Suite, Manchester, England 1977 “What’s My Name” & ”Garageland”:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/archive...arageland.html


Visit the Archive Portal @ http://www.kinodv.net/ArchivePortal.html

And see the following bands:

Filmed in Boston:

The Neighborhoods
Nervous Eaters
The Cure
Unnatural Axe
La Peste
Lyres
Thrills
Fabulous Billygoons
Buzzcocks
Mission of Burma
Pastiche
Human Sexual Response
Lou Miami and the Kozmetiks
The King Bees
Robin Lane and the Chartbusters
Ground Zero
Iron Liver Project
Peter Dayton Band


Also for you to viddy well. Not filmed in Boston, but timely clips for U to see:

http://www.kinodv.net/ArchivePortal.html

The Jam
Dead Kennedys
Gang of Four
The Clash
Stiff Little Fingers
The Specials
The Stranglers
Siouxsie & the Banshees
XTC
Ian Drury and the Block Heads
The Dead Boys
Sham 69
The Ramones
Wire
The Damned
The Beat
Art of Noise

Mission of Burma is featured this month with a killer version of the instrumental “Tremelo”. The live video was filmed at the Underground Club in Boston, 1980. MOB opened up for The Cure that night on the second stop of the first Cure American tour.

You can see “Tremelo” here:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/moviepa...lyFeature.html

Also added to the Archive Portal is New Order with a live video shot in Barcelona Spain, 1984. “Blue Monday” was one of New Orders better electronic efforts post Ian Curtis and Joy Division.

“Blue Monday” here:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/archive...-Blue_Mon.html

Visit the Archive Portal at KINODV and see more live video performances:

Filmed in Boston:

The Neighborhoods
Nervous Eaters
The Cure
Unnatural Axe
La Peste
Lyres
Thrills
Fabulous Billygoons
Buzzcocks
Mission of Burma
Pastiche
Human Sexual Response
Lou Miami and the Kozmetiks
The King Bees
Robin Lane and the Chartbusters
Ground Zero
Iron Liver Project
Peter Dayton Band


Additional live performance videos of bands from around the globe in the 80's … can be found in the Archive Portal as well:

The Jam
Dead Kennedys
Gang of Four
The Clash
Stiff Little Fingers
The Specials
The Stranglers
Siouxsie & the Banshees
XTC
Ian Drury and the Block Heads
The Dead Boys
Sham 69
The Ramones
Wire
The Damned
The Beat
Art of Noise
The Cramps
New Order

The Cure played just two locations on the first US Tour in 1980 before returning to England. In NYC at Hurrah’s and the next night in Boston at The Underground Club. Filmed on Robert Smiths 21st birthday, check out the live video “Play for Today” from the Boston show.

First time view here:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/moviepa...lyFeature.html

Whacking the bees nest in the Archive Portal are the Dead Kennedys with “Holiday in Cambodia”…Jello pulls a Where’s Waldo in this live video and is pulled from the crowd to finish the tune. Hey *** …Don’t forget to pack your wife!!

Visite Pol Pot ici:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/archive...liday_Cam.html

Additional live performance videos of bands from around the globe in the 80's … can be found in the Archive Portal as well:

Visit the Archive Portal @ http://www.kinodv.net/ArchivePortal.html

Filmed in Boston:

The Neighborhoods
Nervous Eaters
The Cure
Unnatural Axe
La Peste
Lyres
Thrills
Fabulous Billygoons
Buzzcocks
Mission of Burma
Pastiche
Human Sexual Response
Lou Miami and the Kozmetiks
The King Bees
Robin Lane and the Chartbusters
Ground Zero
Iron Liver Project
Peter Dayton Band
“Some Like It Punk” Fashion Show, SPIT Club, Boston, 1982

Also there to viddy well:

The Jam
Dead Kennedys
Gang of Four
The Clash
Stiff Little Fingers
The Specials
The Stranglers
Siouxsie & the Banshees
XTC
Ian Drury and the Block Heads
The Dead Boys
Sham 69
The Ramones
Wire
The Damned
The Beat
Art of Noise
The Cramps
New Order

A lot of those bands are tributes to former glories with some of the best members gone... Get old bootleg vids, they'll show you how the bands used to be.

From Folk roots to the Next….. just Add It Up When Things Go Wrong

Robin Lane with early roots in the Los Angles folk music scene moved east and eventually to Cambridge in 1978. There the Chartbusters were formed with Asa Brebner, Leroy Radcliffe, Scott Raerenwad, and Tim Jackson. In the midst of the punk and new wave scene, the music with Robin Lane & The Chartbusters took on a new edge.

Watch Robin Lane and the Chartbusters live video from 1979 “When Things Go Wrong” here:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/moviepa...lyFeature.html

The Violent Femmes in the early 80’s played the coffee house and street corner scene. Their music was a cross between American folk music and punk rock. Band members Brian Ritchie, Victor DeLorez, and lead vocalist
Gordon Gano helped define the idea of folk punk.

Check out the Femmes “Add It Up” here:

http://www.kinodv.net/movies/archive...ms-Add_Up.html

Visit the Archive Portal at KINODV and see more live video performances:

Filmed in Boston:

The Neighborhoods
Nervous Eaters
The Cure
Unnatural Axe
La Peste
Lyres
Thrills
Fabulous Billygoons
Buzzcocks
Mission of Burma
Pastiche
Human Sexual Response
Lou Miami and the Kozmetiks
The King Bees
Robin Lane and the Chartbusters
Ground Zero
Iron Liver Project
Peter Dayton Band

Additional live performance videos of bands from around the globe in the 80's … can be found in the Archive Portal as well:

The Jam
Dead Kennedys
Gang of Four
The Clash
Stiff Little Fingers
The Specials
The Stranglers
Siouxsie & the Banshees
XTC
Ian Drury and the Block Heads
The Dead Boys
Sham 69
The Ramones
Wire
The Damned
The Beat
Art of Noise
The Cramps
New Order
Violent Femmes