My dad wasthis band's first guitarist when they were in the early stages when they began in ferryhiil. I often see gary smallman the drummer, he's awesome :)
I miss those days..one of the better bands live. She never stopped moving on stage. Pauline had (And still has) one killer voice. Very underrated band. Thanks for posting and for the great memories.
I was there, back when Reading was the real thing, went from 1975- 1980, lived up the road, bring in your own booze and food, reasonably priced tickets, could get a little crazy but that was all part of the experience
Class, really enjoyed them last night at Newcastle Academy along with UK Subs and Buzzcocks, guys on the mixing desk were poor which was a shame, however it was still great show. Penetration and Buzzcocks first "punk bands" I saw aged 14, Newcastle City Hall, 1978!!!! Happy Days!
THE BOLL**X MATE, CHEERS FOR UPLOAD. 1 OF MY ALL TIME FAVS BANDS, PAULINE IS STILL A DARLING TO THIS DAY(2012). WELL LOOKED AFTER HERSELF,GET AND SEE HER IF YOU GET THE CHANCE YOU WILL NOT BE DISSAPOINTED.
Fukin Brill ...I was at this Festival it was the first time punk had been given an opportunity to be at a festival like this. Traditionally it was for hippies, hence the mix in the crowd of long hair and spikey hair. In the camp zone at night when we had bonfires going there were battles between the two tribes. Status Quo was on Sat night so there were a lot of bikey type dudes wanting to fight with punks.
huh? where did this come from?? Not sure I approve of these reading festivals, better to hear it than look at stuff on a page, like subtitles. But wow, nice.
Fukin Brill ...I was at this Festival it was the first time punk had been given an opportunity to be at a festival like this. Traditionally it was for hippies, hence the mix in the crowd of long hair and spikey hair. In the camp zone at night when we had bonfires going there were battles between the two tribes. Status Quo was on Sat night so there were a lot of bikey type dudes wanting to fight with punks.
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They should have been huge! Coming up for air is one of the best albums of the late 70's,such an underrated band. Great upload.
Pauline Murray, her band Penetration, and this performance in particular all deserve immortality on the Internet. Thanks for posting the vid.
Brilliant band, and she was a beauty
My dad wasthis band's first guitarist when they were in the early stages when they began in ferryhiil. I often see gary smallman the drummer, he's awesome :)
I miss those days..one of the better bands live. She never stopped moving on stage. Pauline had (And still has) one killer voice. Very underrated band. Thanks for posting and for the great memories.
I was there, back when Reading was the real thing, went from 1975- 1980, lived up the road, bring in your own booze and food, reasonably priced tickets, could get a little crazy but that was all part of the experience
I was at this festival back then. Brilliant weekend and some fantastic punk on offer
I can't believe that this amazing track was captured on video. Well done and big thanks to those responsible. One word - flashback
Class, really enjoyed them last night at Newcastle Academy along with UK Subs and Buzzcocks, guys on the mixing desk were poor which was a shame, however it was still great show. Penetration and Buzzcocks first "punk bands" I saw aged 14, Newcastle City Hall, 1978!!!! Happy Days!
Played moving targets & coming up for air to death back in the day,what an upload this is!
There's also Lifes a Gamble from Reading on You Tube too 😃
ua-cam.com/video/hVqGClNRRVk/v-deo.html this is better quality than mine
Favourite track of the Moving Targets album, great too see live again
How good..... saw them in Glasgow Apollo in '78 or '79. Pure dead brilliant. Thanks, great to feel the energy of that time again
Adorable, so good all those years back
Met Pauline at Bristol Locarno 1978
I was there too - MAGIC. I saw them in Manchester Dec 77 with Siouxsie & the Banshees and the Buzzcocks
THE BOLL**X MATE, CHEERS FOR UPLOAD. 1 OF MY ALL TIME FAVS BANDS, PAULINE IS STILL A DARLING TO THIS DAY(2012). WELL LOOKED AFTER HERSELF,GET AND SEE HER IF YOU GET THE CHANCE YOU WILL NOT BE DISSAPOINTED.
I rarely swear. That is one fucking amazing track! I wish they had singers with more bollocks nowadays
Thanks for sharing, I was there! Great memories :)
Exquisite.
That was brilliant... love that girl!
Fukin Brill ...I was at this Festival it was the first time punk had been given an opportunity to be at a festival like this. Traditionally it was for hippies, hence the mix in the crowd of long hair and spikey hair. In the camp zone at night when we had bonfires going there were battles between the two tribes. Status Quo was on Sat night so there were a lot of bikey type dudes wanting to fight with punks.
huh? where did this come from?? Not sure I approve of these reading festivals, better to hear it than look at stuff on a page, like subtitles. But wow, nice.
went to gig at brunel uni spoiled by massive ruck, great band
pure love!
What a Gem
@hendrixy11 MY DAD IS NEALE FLOYD(NOW COOLEY) THE GUITARIST AFTER GARY CHAPLIN
Fred Purser. Neale Floyd. Pauline Murray.
Superb-
Good to hear from you!So your dads Gary Chaplin or even earlier?
I'd take you as you are any time, Pauline!
Victoria park?
Ooo great
Pauline forever!
Is the old grey whistle test clip here?
When she says, "this one is Lovers of Outrage", she sounds like Sarah Millican.
LOL...it seemed out of place then. But, the band was so great, they transcended things like haircuts.
The Guy Plays Solo Is Fred Purser?
It is, yes 😊
I See、Lots of Thanx！
The curly hair seems pretty out of place now.
Fukin Brill ...I was at this Festival it was the first time punk had been given an opportunity to be at a festival like this. Traditionally it was for hippies, hence the mix in the crowd of long hair and spikey hair. In the camp zone at night when we had bonfires going there were battles between the two tribes. Status Quo was on Sat night so there were a lot of bikey type dudes wanting to fight with punks.