Welcome to my place !
Here you can listen to some 70's/80's/90's live music. As a fan of new-wave music with a particular love towards The B-52's, I'm trying to collect and upload every B's live recording from every eras, from 1978 to nowadays.
I upload some of my original music too, with some covers of my favourite artists...
I was previously known as Frank Reich
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I was there too! The best concert I've ever witnessed. It felt like the Wollman Rink was levitating... and I wasn't even high!!
No Life During Wartime in this audio?
como suena esta wea dioh mio, maravilla, amaaaaaaazingggggggg thanks a lot Blank Frank!
Love the expanded band
Everything about them embodied what punk really meant
jerry looks so excited!
LOL Elated, in fact
The backing vocals timbre and harmonies 😱🔥
Lei arrivo da pianeta clare!! Nobody filmed this show?
Big let down at the end unfortunately. GREAT CONCERT and thankful for it 😃👍🍺
Ze spelen heel goed hier. Top.
If this was at Le Palace then I was there while I lived in Paris from ‘75 to December ’79. Great show, we had never heard a sound like that! Also saw Yellow Magic Orchestra there in those years. Great times!
Do you know how you caught me Will? Do you know how you caught me? The reason you caught me Will is because we’re just alike. You want the scent? Smell yourself.
Amazing that this exists. Thank you for posting
I think I might just be stupid but that Making Flippy Floppy intro was so funny to me somehow
I also don't know if it's just me, but at 49:23 I think someone on stage says "Swamp" to like Chris, because he begins slowing down there
@@QuementRBLXit was david lol
28:56〜 Aflo funk rock
Pitch is slightly over a half step sharp so probably recording got sped up a little somewhere along tge cassette lineage
This is either my tape or my friend Mark's tape. Great show better than the film. I also saw and taped September 4. I think they played on September 3 as well at the Greek but archives show they were in Santa Barbara, but I think that show was cancelled and Sept 3 was added. A long time a go so I could be wrong.
Oh my god I was there. Strange gig. Shaun with a glass of orange juice. Sitting on the edge of the stage. To much drugs during their gigs a few days before. There was no more than 100 people in the crowd. But great moment
yeah no wonder there was so few people there, french people never really quite understood the Mondays sadly
Exactly nobody in France understand the Manchester scene.
@@happymondays3904 We are very few indeed (converting my friends to the Mondays & 808 State, one at a time lmao), but if you leave the cult of Joy Division, The Smiths & Oasis aside; France never really bothered with the Manc music scene, total shame if you ask me... There was some interest in the early/mid 90s when magazine Les Inrockuptibles was at the forefront but it died soon enough when Britpop came round... But then again, and speaking as a french myself, french people really have shit music tastes
The final song of the night was "53 Miles West of Venus", not recorded here.
new favorite
You won't find many versions of Dogs In The Trash anywhere online. Not the greatest recording but a great gig.
hi there! i am kinda just an onlooker, but i found this channel today and i just wanna say thank you for somehow finding this show and uploading it here on youtube. i’m a “more recent” fan of the b-52s (in quotes because i’ve always liked their stuff but never got really interested in them until this year), and i try to consume as much content from them as i can because of how “undocumented” they are than other bands, and i FUCK with people who try and document bands like that
Well ! Thank you for listening. I agree that there's not much audio recordings from the golden era of the band, most of them are already uploaded on youtube. It's getting harder to find "new" stuff (as in, rare bootlegs or forgotten concert tapes to digitize) but I'm always on the lookout. For me it was important to upload this stuff since they're my favourite band and I always loved collecting bootlegs, so it made sense to upload everything I can find of them (that wasn't already uploaded on yt)
There was a real sentimental version of phyco killer I put on tape back in 88, varry emotional. It was an acoustic guitar, an acoustic bass a set of mini drums and a violin and the end of the song just faded away at the end. My eyes swelled up with tears. BRILLIANT! I hope somebody finds a copy of it and puts it up. I been looking for it for 9 years. I can't find it.
Awesome. I was in the opening band. This sounds great and a great memory.
Super tight. Thanks for the upload!
Mon dieu ❤❤❤❤..Que de souvenirs d'odeurs de barbe à papa, de musique...Qu'est ce qu'on était bien à cette époque ❤❤❤❤
I was there. Still the best concert of my life.
I❤ Cindy
Whamny came out a year later I was a senior in high school. We played it ti death
Amazing Horns are definitely different One of my favorite songs of theirs
Leur batteur à l'époque était François Dumy. Il avait participé à l'enregistrement des démos de Sepuku mais c'est Jet Black qui finalement jouait sur l'album
Sinclair Laurent ne pas oublier
J'ai eu le plaisir et le privilège de le rencontrer (à ma demande) chez lui vers 1986... Pour lui faire écouter mes bandes... Il m'a fait écouter les siennes aussi... Un mec d'une extrême gentillesse. J'avais vu Taxi-Girl en 1982 à Marignane. Un drame, que ce groupe ait sombré si vite.
A Timeless Masterpiece, one of the Greatest Thrillers of all Time!
Where is this from when is this from
Music is from me, made with my synths & Vsts in 2023 Video from Gregg Arakki's "The Doom Generation", 1995
Well, she isn’t!!! 😁😁😁
my guy does NOT have the lyrics down for Swamp in this one
Paul's bass tone is top notch👌🏻
Damn this recording sounds AWESOME. A++ for sure
OMG, that was my first live concert I ever attended to! :D
Should have been there 😭
This is brilliant!!❤
SOO GOOD
JUST GREAT
I love seeing videos of my favorite bands that once played in my hometown of phx az
loose fit what a tune mark day and paul doing it justice
This is the earliest performance I'm aware of for Private Idaho. I'm curious about when they penned the song, I know they didn't perform it for the 1978-May-28 shows. Boots from late 1978 and early 1979 are also few and far between, if they exist.
It's Amazing that more people don't know the most influential band of our century ❤️???
I once said that this sounded a bit slow and out of tune. Well, here's a better analysis. In short, only one song that I can tell is out of tune and slow here, possibly due to tape recording (or the playback for the transfer) being slower. And the one that's off-kilter is "Moon." All the others are close enough to not bother. I was tuning my guitar to the notes played here, and I was using my guitar tuner to tell me what Hz frequency they're in. "Moon" is in 426, when the previous song "Lava" (using the same tuning and probably the same guitar) was in 437. Also, "Moon" sounds a bit too slow compared to the album version. Ricky did switch guitars out a lot in shows, but this just seems weird. The album version of Moon is in 452, and if you compare 426 to 452, that's about a whole note of difference. Lava is also in 444 or 445, so it's lower here in 437, but it's not a dramatic difference. And again, Lava and Moon both use the same tuning, but in different frequencies on the album.
I'm a bit off here, the album version of Moon is in 453 HZ. That's the only correction I'm making here.
bouncing... was such an great album!!!
Excellent ! Je ne peux pas m'empêcher de danser sur celle-ci.