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Better than beans on toast.

The LEFT is the enemy of the working class.

I remember listening to Skrewdriver in North Jersey back as a 13-year-old in 1985.

Great group that I've only just discovered. I LOVE When The Boat Comes In, superb song!

I can feel the Renaissance coming . . especially with our friends in l$RA-HELL doing what they're doing. More and more people are sick of witnessing what this band were singing about !

Wow !

de Laaslöpp mache good Krach

European Brotherhood! 14! ✊🏻 W.P.!

Such a killer band. Never got to see them. Thanks

justin is playing downstrokes, that's a great guitarrist

Wisdom lost.

There is a buzz in the hair....

What a gem! Thanks for sharing!

nice piece of history!

This ISN'T a BBC doc. That's Paul Burnley narrating. This was an audio documentary he did in 2003.

Kid said OVERKILL sucked lol I think not, especially in '87..

Wow, I have never seen this. Great set, except for Psychotic Reaction, i hate that song, but they did play The Sleeper and Opium Eater. Incredible riffs! Thanks.

Zeni Geva live in the early 90s was probably the heaviest show I ever saw. Their sound just hangs in the air. I read a review that said that it sounds like, "Black cottage cheese coming out of your speakers."

I am surprised they still play Show Off Your Red Hands so late in 1989. This song is from 1985 and kind of the first draft that became Don't Piece Me

what a complete fuckin idiot Donaldson was a racist bigoted prick ..also he was going on about 'puffs' he was gay himself visted seedy bars for sex like the vile nick crane

Faust are the real performance artists, thank you for uploading

I saw Kreator earlier that year at Fenders Ballroom.

I like the glitches good job...

Hell yes

Used to correspond with Jan in the '90's. Top bloke. Always signed off his letters with "you pal, Jan Ag".

Never seen this..incredible

this is so cool

Babe wake up new early N.D footage dropped

Saw them at Newcastle Mayfair 2 days earlier on the Good Friday. Still got the bootleg great show

Really love the energy!! Awesome. Meanwhile, Gen Z stream live study sessions on here and buy rainbow sets of highlighter pens and line these up across the desk. I'm legit serious.

I have got Blue Cheer New Improved signed by Dickie Peterson And Paul Whaley and a poster Signed by Duck Donald

I have the cd not the best quality but hey it was recorded in 1968

I used to have this on a similar Maxell tape that I got in a trade, from a fellow named Chris BCT in San Diego if I'm remembering right. It was a lot more warbly than this source, and ran a little bit fast just like this one. I recall that there was a very limited official release of the master on CD (circa 2005-07), and that's when I realized that the speed was a bit off. Back when I first started collecting tapes, I didn't have much of an ear for little details like that - most everything I was listening to was raw, and if it rocked, I was happy. It wasn't til quite a bit later that I actually started putting real time and a careful ear into tidying up audio and putting together nice digital remasters. Sadly, I eventually lost my whole collection, and have slowly been cobbling bits and pieces of it back together. It's great to be able to hear recordings like this again, almost a decade later. Thank you for all your efforts in uploading and sharing these rare gems on your channel!

the audio for an old vhs is so good

Thanks heaps for putting this up. Always makes me laugh listening to this show. Fuck Chris was a funny cunt.

here is the tracklist for this live tape thingy,., Can't Catch Up With You - 0:56 To Find Out (Keggs) - 5:46 Telepathic - 8:40 He's Doin' It - 11:28 Early In The Morning (Harry Nilsson) - 14:04 Let Your Daddy Ride (John Lee Hooker) - 17:04 Outta Here - 19:28 Ghostrider (Suicide) - 21:44 Sovereignty Flight - 26:10 Baby Say Unh! - 29:10 You'll Be Mine (Willie Dixon / Howlin' Wolf) - 32:24 Thunderbird ESQ - 35:33 Boogie Chillun (John Lee Hooker) - 37:55 Give You Everything (Motions) - 44:13 Hidden Charms (Willie Dixon) - 46:29 View From Here - 51:55 Nitroglycerine - 54:42 I Just Wanna Make Love To You (Willie Dixion) - 1:00:19 Give Me Love - 1:02:25 thank me if you want!! that's a lot of dixon covers tho,.,

Is that Tom g warrior of Celtic frost 🤘

Is this a young boy or a female?

I used to help Jacques out in his shop on Saturdays back in the 90s/early 2000s. RIP to a wonderful man ❤

Amazing, my favorite era of Sonic Youth, this and Daydream Nation! Thanks uploader 🙂🤗😱

What a great documentary. Bringing back some fond memories of when I used to follow Skrewdriver. I was at the battle of Waterloo but never made the gig as I was trapped with about 70/100 others on Waterloo station. ( we smashed the reds and the gig was played, victory was ours) Listening to lyrics from free my land, Europe awake and voice of Britain, Ian was right wasn’t he? ( even the biggest lefty couldn’t argue against that) R.I.P Ian x

yes

wasnt there a studio record from this tour, I feel like it also had the cows?

I wonder if they realize how California they sounded(not that it matters). Especially the vocals, but in the sound too at times. Vocals kinda remind me of christ on parade, and others. If i heard this when it came out i would have no idea this was east coast.

Does anyone know if any of the other bands got recorded that night?

While I to own this particular *Broken Bones* release, in addition to 3 others *(F.O.A.D, Bonecrusher & Decapitated)* they have always been the band, when I need to give my ears a rest & chill out, I throw on the turntable & listen to. Which is also a real trip, except to say that if someone who had never heard of the band came to the table expecting to hear an equal & or ‘harder/heavier’ version of *Discharge* (because of who was in the band) to come out of the *Broken Bones* camp, they will be sadly disappointed. IMHO, of course. ✌🏼

Shitting Hell! . What a band. Had all the recs. They never came to the UK from what i can rememeber?

Amazing recording- thank F it was saved, like you said. Been reading their timeline over at the BP website. They did their final show in the US, flew to Berlin to record in the studio (it was filmed and you can watch it), then left Berlin for good for this one-off show in London, their former disastrous base - then left for a farewell tour of NZ and Oz. Then back to London for their last studio time. The London show was Mick Harvey's final show with the band. He would join The Bad Seeds later in the year, of course.

Rulers of the Night (last song) is 2 different demos. And tempos. Switched in the middle 27:38. Wth!

I really miss not being able to make a living playing this style. :( I loved it.