Iggy's Lust For Life from '77.

 

 

2 hours ago, Tippaporn said:

Short lived L.A. garage rock band from the mid-60's, The Starfires.  Their fine tune "Linda b/w I Never Loved Her" from '65.

 

 

if you look carefully I'm sure you can see tutsi in the audience, second row,  just behind the blonde to her left..

5 minutes ago, bannork said:

if you look carefully I'm sure you can see tutsi in the audience, second row,  just behind the blonde to her left..

Nice to see the (nowadays) skinny dancers.Looking at woodstock videos you also see skinny people,that used to be normal.

What went wrong?

Another Dutch band,saw them in my hometown long ago.

1 hour ago, morrobay said:

 

 

Not necessarily from the past but who cares its World Cup season?

 

 

11 minutes ago, jvs said:

Nice to see the (nowadays) skinny dancers.Looking at woodstock videos you also see skinny people,that used to be normal.

What went wrong?

Junk food. Nowadays you can't get past shoppers in the aisle in the UK. Have to detour to the next aisle and double back, 

More chins than in a Chinese phone book.555555....

 

24 minutes ago, jvs said:

Nice to see the (nowadays) skinny dancers.Looking at woodstock videos you also see skinny people

OK this is my only other Brazilian one. But the group is not Brazilian neither is the video shot there. 

 

 

 

2 hours ago, bannork said:

if you look carefully I'm sure you can see tutsi in the audience, second row,  just behind the blonde to her left..

yeah...had a party after the show with the girls...wore ol' tutsi out, I was only about 15 - 16 at the time but I looked older...

 

 

2 hours ago, VocalNeal said:

OK this is my only other Brazilian one. But the group is not Brazilian neither is the video shot there. 

 

 

 

Not sure about the music but i like the video!!

 

10 hours ago, jvs said:

Nice to see the (nowadays) skinny dancers.Looking at woodstock videos you also see skinny people,that used to be normal.

What went wrong?

Fast food.  

11 hours ago, Tippaporn said:

Fast food.  

A bit of an OT rant but I remember it was difficult to find a McDonald's when I first arrived in Thailand in '01.  Last weekend we took a trip into the city and parked the car at the Tesco on Sukhumvit by the On Nut sky train station.  Walking to the station I saw a full sized McDonald's in the Tesco mall, another one in the building directly opposite the one in the Tesco mall, and once we got to the top of the stairs leading into the station there was a third McDonald's, albeit a kiosk type, as soon as you entered the station.  Pissed me off!

 

I grew up in the States and recall when McDonald's were a novelty in my youth.  And as the years went by they were literally everywhere.  I was quite happy when I first came to Thailand to be rid of all of the incessant fast food chains that had taken America over.  These days in Thailand I doubt there is a single mall, whether in Bangkok or any other city of notable size, that does not have a McDonald's as well as many of the other chains that are becoming absolutely prolific.  Perhaps it's just me but I find it disgusting.

To hell with the fast food joints

 

A very nice tune from Hawkwind, Bring It On Home, recorded in April '70.

 

 

The Standells doing Hey Joe, Where Ya Gonna Go? released in '66.

 

 

Time Won't Let Me by The Outsiders in '66.

 

 

The Electric Prunes' Get Me To The World On Time from '67.

 

 

And a nice version of Smokestack Lightning live in Stockholm '67.

 

 

The Stones' The Last Time from '65.

 

 

The Knickerbockers hit Lies from '65.

 

 

The Zombies in '64 with Tell Her No.

 

 

Dave Edmunds in '72, I Hear You Knocking.

 

 

Love The Mott . . . 

 

 

Jeezus, haven't heard this song since it was popular ages ago.  Not that I liked it so much . . . it was O.K. . . . decent melody.  But nostalgia is setting in . . . 

 

 

I liked that speedy version of Hey Joe by The Standells, Tippaporn

The Stones-so good from the early sixties to the late seventies. 

I used to love asking for a request and heading into a booth.

 

I first heard Mott The Hoople on the wonderful Island Records sample,r Nice Enough To Eat- An absolute wealth of treasures.

Then I went to see them in Hull City Hall- tremendous,  Ian Hunter and Mick Ralphs were outstanding but the evening was mildly spoiled at the end when the local skinheads decided to set upon me as I got off the last bus-' Fookin ippy, lez gerrim!' 

Luckily my sneakers left them trailing far behind as they  clattered  along in their bovver boots. Several of them were from the notorious Gumby family.

 

31 minutes ago, bannork said:

I liked that speedy version of Hey Joe by The Standells, Tippaporn

The Stones-so good from the early sixties to the late seventies. 

I used to love asking for a request and heading into a booth.

Agreed, bannork.  I have to admit I liked the Stones moreso than the Beatles.

 

Hard to beat this . . . 

 

 

Or this . . . 

 

 

6 minutes ago, bannork said:

I first heard Mott The Hoople on the wonderful Island Records sample,r Nice Enough To Eat- An absolute wealth of treasures.

Then I went to see them in Hull City Hall- tremendous,  Ian Hunter and Mick Ralphs were outstanding but the evening was mildly spoiled at the end when the local skinheads decided to set upon me as I got off the last bus-' Fookin ippy, lez gerrim!' 

Luckily my sneakers left them trailing far behind as they  clattered  along in their bovver boots. Several of them were from the notorious Gumby family.

Yikes!  Good you weren't wearing clogs, LOL.

 

Thanks for the At The Crossroads tune.  Haven't heard that fav of mine in a long time.  I think it's one of the sweetest Mott songs . . . always thought it a bit melancholy, which I appreciated.

 

Here's the return . . . 

 

 

 

Clap your hands to Nobody But Me from '68.

 

 

Something In The Air from '69.

 

 

Traffic's Hole In My Shoe from '67.