Stereo Total - Live "The Beat Room" Glasgow 2000 HiFi

Live & interviewed in Glasgow for "The Beat Room" This program was broadcast via terrestrial digital, available only in central Scotland on a now defunct channel called BBC Choice, this channel stopped broadcasting in 2003. This recording is not an off air recording, its taken from a VHS HiFi studio tape, Konica Pro grade E30 @ SP. Also on this show were Thee Headcoats, performing as "The Headcoat set" and an interview with a member for Kraftwerk.
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[@jimbierbaum6868]

For any Stereo Total fans, new or old, who may not know, this performance features an early lineup of Stereo Total, with Françoise and Brezel supported by American Angie Reed on bass, keyboard and vocals, and San Reimo on keyboards and vocals. From all that I know, starting not long after this, ST mostly toured as a duo, but Angie and San Reimo played on such early gems as the scruffily beautiful album "Juke-Box-Alarm" and the beautifully scruffy album "My Melody." This recording is from 2000 (according to ScottishTeeVee, and he ought to know). How can you not like a band that records a Eurotrash-garage version of "Get Down Tonight" with Alex Chilton on drums (on their 1995 debut album, "Oh Ah!"?

[@jimbierbaum6868]

Oy, that's brilliant! Thank you very much. The ones you had already posted were definitely the best of the lot. I can't say that I'm terribly fond of the live performances of "Party Anticonformiste" and "Touche-Moi" compared to the studio versions, but it was a real thrill to see them, nonetheless, along with the interview. And every second of Angie Reed is a thrill. Many, many thanks for the effort.

[@m.j.nicholls]

Great footage, should have been bigger in the UK. Dougie Anderson was still in school when this was filmed.

[@larroude3918]

forevaaa Francoise