@@martinuso7446 Aren't you mistaking with Countdown Live? That is not what I went to, that was Level 42 headlining in Ahoy, can't recall if there was a support-act. It was during the time they were sponsored by Levi. Or am I wrong? Such a long time ago ..... Perhaps I saw them in 1986 .. could be ... my bad then. 🙂 Aaaaah, Rocknight with Sade and Talk Talk! That's the concert of this video I guess. I was wrong, saw Level 42 in '86.
keyboard wizard here Mike Lindup , how his parents met and married . Mike's mother was afro caribbean . If memory serves she was born in Belize, small county at the bottom of Mexico peninsula, bur don't quote me on country of origin. She was a singer, pianist, actress. She came to the UK during ww2 and became a female member of the Brit military . Mike's father was a white british big band leader, music arranger and also wrote some compositions . They met while playing for the UK and other allied troops in the UK . They fell in love married , had mike and one or two other children . Mike Lindup certainly does have the music in his dna !
This was a day before I turned 15, saw their next concert in Ahoy ('87) but then they were already more pop oriented with the running in the Family album. Still love them and listen to them all the time though. Have seen them at least 10x live since, including every recent tour in the Netherlands sinds early 2000's
00:00 Almost There 05:19 Turn It On 10:53 Dune Tune 13:38 Love Games 20:48 I Want Eyes 26:45 Foundation And Empire 35:02 The Sun Goes Down (Living It Up) 41:07 Hot Water 46:59 The Chinese Way 53:16 Are You Hearing (What I Hear)?
Peter, we're all getting old, but respected Mr. Oevelen, I was prepared to kill someone(sounds nasty) to see Level 42 in this era. But I'm child from Eastern block :-(((( Be proud, satisfied, and...I'm sure you're adorer of great music, arts in general....I am, too, but when I was young, Soviets f*cked us on a way like you can see in a movies only. All the best!!!
Mark King said he was influenced by Sly and the Family Stone bassist Larry Graham's "hand wacka"(or whatever it's called) technique on the bass . neither used it all the time but quite frequently
Almost there.... november I am there twoo times again, and altough it is a long time ago... i can remember this concert i was there, and sealed my addiction o the band which will never be broken......
Very different to the Running In The Family and Staring At The Sun albums. This would have been around the time of the True Colours album. Now I understand why Phil Gould didn't like the more pop oriented style which came later on. The next Level 42 record I'm buying will be A Physical Presence. Boon had the most unusual guitar poise. Pretty cool.
When the first Level Best came out, I think it was wrong too not show the original line up on the cover & have the new line up on the back, as virtually all the tracks are with the Goulds. Harsh, they must have been hurt by that, presume it was Mark's demand.
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Nothing like YOUNG LEVEL 42!! ..original mates!! thanks for the post!!!
The Original 4. RIP Mr. Boon Gould. My favorite band for life. Long live Level 42 and their timeless tunes.
I was at this concert too, 36 years ago ... unbelievable where did time go?!
Level 42 was never the same after Phil and Boon left.
R.I.P. Boon Gould!
the real Level 42 died that day man
I was there too, can remember Sade but wasn't there a 3rd artist?
@@martinuso7446 Aren't you mistaking with Countdown Live? That is not what I went to, that was Level 42 headlining in Ahoy, can't recall if there was a support-act. It was during the time they were sponsored by Levi.
Or am I wrong? Such a long time ago .....
Perhaps I saw them in 1986 .. could be ... my bad then. 🙂
Aaaaah, Rocknight with Sade and Talk Talk! That's the concert of this video I guess. I was wrong, saw Level 42 in '86.
@@phdj4791 Aha, talktalk.. well they did not left an impression. Can only remember Sade and Level 42.
keyboard wizard here Mike Lindup , how his parents met and married . Mike's mother was afro caribbean . If memory serves she was born in Belize, small county at the bottom of Mexico peninsula, bur don't quote me on country of origin. She was a singer, pianist, actress. She came to the UK during ww2 and became a female member of the Brit military . Mike's father was a white british big band leader, music arranger and also wrote some compositions . They met while playing for the UK and other allied troops in the UK . They fell in love married , had mike and one or two other children . Mike Lindup certainly does have the music in his dna !
This was a day before I turned 15, saw their next concert in Ahoy ('87) but then they were already more pop oriented with the running in the Family album. Still love them and listen to them all the time though. Have seen them at least 10x live since, including every recent tour in the Netherlands sinds early 2000's
00:00 Almost There
05:19 Turn It On
10:53 Dune Tune
13:38 Love Games
20:48 I Want Eyes
26:45 Foundation And Empire
35:02 The Sun Goes Down (Living It Up)
41:07 Hot Water
46:59 The Chinese Way
53:16 Are You Hearing (What I Hear)?
i remember this- 80s was gold
Getting old...I was there that night
Peter, we're all getting old, but respected Mr. Oevelen, I was prepared to kill someone(sounds nasty) to see Level 42 in this era. But I'm child from Eastern block :-(((( Be proud, satisfied, and...I'm sure you're adorer of great music, arts in general....I am, too, but when I was young, Soviets f*cked us on a way like you can see in a movies only. All the best!!!
Was there 2, memorable 😍
I adore Level 42, especially when the Gould brothers were in the band and this live performance is amazing!! 😁👍
Mark King said he was influenced by Sly and the Family Stone bassist Larry Graham's "hand wacka"(or whatever it's called) technique on the bass . neither used it all the time but quite frequently
1 van de toppers uit de Rocknight's. 1984 was sowieso een goed jaar met Sade en Talk Talk.
Vergeet Sting en Tina Turner niet 😉
O Mark king é como uma avalanche! Imparavél.... que talento mano..... que músico .... aliás, a banda toda é fenomenal!
Almost there.... november I am there twoo times again, and altough it is a long time ago... i can remember this concert i was there, and sealed my addiction o the band which will never be broken......
Thank you for this great live video of one of the greatest bands ever! And Mark King in the 80s 😍😍😍😋😋😋
My old man loves Level 42, so my childhood is peppered with memories of these songs.
The king loved his chewing gum
Sooo good.. they had to have been one of the hardest working bands ever.
Excelente ❣
Saw them in Amsterdam on the same tour. Great show
RIP Mister Boon.....
Great band !
Very different to the Running In The Family and Staring At The Sun albums.
This would have been around the time of the True Colours album.
Now I understand why Phil Gould didn't like the more pop oriented style which came later on.
The next Level 42 record I'm buying will be A Physical Presence.
Boon had the most unusual guitar poise.
Pretty cool.
ROCK N ROLL MOTHER FUCKERS!!!
Paninari's most loved band.
When the first Level Best came out, I think it was wrong too not show the original line up on the cover & have the new line up on the back, as virtually all the tracks are with the Goulds. Harsh, they must have been hurt by that, presume it was Mark's demand.
Top 👍
Phil was THE blonde clone of Jeff Porcaro at that point.😵
zat aan de radio gekluisterd met cassette bandje (basf) haha waar blijft de tijd idd
En dan zsm handmatig je TDK SA90 omdraaien na 45min omdat je geen auto-reverse had 🤣
Ele é o keith moon do baixo!
level not at their best here . i think mark even says in the interview that it sucked ,,, still love it though
Love the energy Level 42 had, absolutely brilliant band 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Excellent