Taped this song/video from no disco on the old VHS as a young teenager. Remember listening to it over and over again as i loved it; this song just hit a chord with me, for some reason i remember the video was a fella in black trenchcoat traversing the streets of Dublin and hiding himself behind a black hat, Only could imagine what it meant; i'm sure it meant something. This version of the song sounds like a different recording from the one i remember from that video; still great, though. Thanks.
Yeh, I remember that, first place I heard the track. I'm fairly sure it was inspired by a short movie called "Film" made by Samuel Beckett that featured Buster Keaton. Link to that one below. But I'd love to see the Bawl video again if anyone has it.ua-cam.com/video/OeP2f3Ku0XE/v-deo.html
I made that video. it was definitely a different recording to this. The video was a total rip off of 'film' by Samuel Beckett - with Buster Keaton as the guy with the hat.
Got randomly curious to see if any live footage of Bawl existed and came across this -- glad to see you're keeping the Bawl flame alive, Gil! This one and the Beyond Safe Ways EP were definitely their high point, B-sides on those two were better than most of the album tracks.
brilliant song, thanks for uploading, I bought album at time, but I remember this from Dave Fanning playing alot. class stuff. This will give you alot of onfo on the history of this group and its spin-offs
Loved Bawl. Around during the Brit Pop period but not 'of' it. Always thought they had more of a connection with the good mid to late 80's indie bands such as Close Lobsters than the 90's Brit Pop thing. All those singles were great, as were the B- sides. And of course the album Year Zero is a smasher.
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I vividly remember watching the Stone Roses' horrorshow at Reading 96 and wandering off in order to watch Bawl instead. A good decision.
Taped this song/video from no disco on the old VHS as a young teenager.
Remember listening to it over and over again as i loved it; this song just hit a chord with me, for some reason
i remember the video was a fella in black trenchcoat traversing the streets of Dublin and hiding himself behind a black hat,
Only could imagine what it meant; i'm sure it meant something.
This version of the song sounds like a different recording from the one i remember from that video; still great, though.
Thanks.
Yeh, I remember that, first place I heard the track. I'm fairly sure it was inspired by a short movie called "Film" made by Samuel Beckett that featured Buster Keaton. Link to that one below. But I'd love to see the Bawl video again if anyone has it.ua-cam.com/video/OeP2f3Ku0XE/v-deo.html
I made that video. it was definitely a different recording to this. The video was a total rip off of 'film' by Samuel Beckett - with Buster Keaton as the guy with the hat.
Got randomly curious to see if any live footage of Bawl existed and came across this -- glad to see you're keeping the Bawl flame alive, Gil! This one and the Beyond Safe Ways EP were definitely their high point, B-sides on those two were better than most of the album tracks.
brilliant song, thanks for uploading, I bought album at time, but I remember this from Dave Fanning playing alot. class stuff. This will give you alot of onfo on the history of this group and its spin-offs
It's in the Norman Records sale - only 93p!
I got into this song nearly 20 years before I found out who Glen Campbell was...
There was a video for Girls Night Out on here but cannae find it anymore... arrrrghh!!
@frankldw : It is! I never had the chance to find the single...ended up with the "Girls Night Out" EP instead.
Loved Bawl. Around during the Brit Pop period but not 'of' it. Always thought they had more of a connection with the good mid to late 80's indie bands such as Close Lobsters than the 90's Brit Pop thing.
All those singles were great, as were the B- sides. And of course the album Year Zero is a smasher.
Different class
@newwaveofnewwave Norman Records have it in their sale for 93p!
can someone upload 'parallel' from Beyond Safe Ways CD?
deadly :~)
see wikipedia the band Pony Club for more
Full album:
ua-cam.com/video/9tNQQinbZm8/v-deo.html
It is a good track but I prefer Sticky Rock and Crocodiles...
Nice song... though there is something that doesn't fit...
It's in the Norman Records sale - only 93p!
@newwaveofnewwave Norman Records have it in their sale for 93p!