Excellent stuff!, I saw them on the Hypnotised tour at the Malvern Winter Gardens U.K. 1980. Thank's for the upload. Track listing; 00.00 Interview - intro.. 01.26 Hard Luck 04.50 You've Got My Number (Why Don't You Use It?) 07.15 More Song's About Chocolate & Girls 10.18 Teenage Kicks 12.30 Hypnotised 15.10 My Perfect Cousin 17.50 Family Entertainment 20.39 There Goes Norman 23.05 The Way Girls Talk 25.35 Jimmy Jimmy
I saw just about everybody in the 70's, punks, old farts, new wave, you name it. But nobody and I mean NOBODY, could outplay these boys. The first time I saw them in '79, I just couldn't believe how great they were. Saw them many times afterwards, including their final headlining show at the Lyceum in 1983.What I would give to turn back the clock to one of those nights.
Another of those bands who were of that time .. late 70s / 80s .. they were fantastic.. im soooo privalidged to have grown up in those times .. never to be repeated and never forgotten...JIMMY JIMMY
Saw them at the Manchester Apollo a few months before this. I just remember non stop pogo-ing from start to finish and being covered in spit. I have a vivid memory of someone spitting a big greenie and it landing on Micky Bradleys Rickenbacker bass fretboard. He looked down at it, grimaced and then dived in because that was the next note he had to play. Next day I was travelling in to Uni, and they were all there on top deck of the bus travelling back into town from the Lansdowne hotel near Owens Park where they’d stayed. Not every day you bump into legends on the top deck of a bus.
My son who went to see The Undertones in their native home town in Derry, Northern Ireland (where I'm from by the way) enjoy it and he's a fan of them. One of the greatest Irish bands along with U2. 🇮🇪 ☘
My comment was a bit flippant. Live they were electric... I even got to dance with Belinda Carlisle, at one of their gigs ( the Go-Go's were the support act). Heady days !
00:00 Interview - intro.. 01:26 Hard Luck 04:50 You've Got My Number (Why Don't You Use It?) 07:15 More Song's About Chocolate & Girls 10:18 Teenage Kicks 12:30 Hypnotised 15:10 My Perfect Cousin 17:50 Family Entertainment 20:39 There Goes Norman 23:05 The Way Girls Talk 25:35 Jimmy Jimmy
I have no idea how, even in the UK their album sales got lower and lower as they got better and better. A fucking amazing group. None of this "underrated" horseshit - the public simply wasn't allowed to know how good they were.
The sound on this is rubbish and doesn't do the band justice. I saw The Undertones in Glasgow around 1980/81. The support was Orange Juice. Remember them. ?
@@bealfeirste2056 -- nope, my observations are actually quite astute. Both bands were in the same subgenre at the same time, in roughly the same place (the British Isles). One (The Jam) could craft fantastic melodies and hooks, and frequently profound lyrics. The other (The Undertones) could not. That's why since the breakup of The Jam, other bands have been covering their entire repertoire nonstop. The Undertones? Maybe 2 or 3 songs get covered, and frequently tongue-in-cheek.
And BTW, I saw The Undertones in 1980 when they came to San Francisco. They were pretty good, live. But the music itself wasn't special. Perhaps it's special to listeners in N. Ireland, but to the rest of the world...not so much.
@@bricology The Undertones are from Derry,Ireland....got absolutely nothing to do with Britain whatsover...The Jam were from an entirely seperate place,the island neighbouring ours...Have absolutely no idea why youre comparing two bands from different backgrounds and influences.Bizarre...have to presume youre from Canada N.USA.....whats N.ireland by the way?
@@bealfeirste2056 wrote "nothing to do with Britain whatsover" I never said "Britain", I said "British Isles", and last time I checked, N. Ireland was indeed part of the British Isles. Or has that changed recently? The Undertones (proper) released recordings between 1977 and '83; and The Jam, 1977 to '82. They were played on the same radio stations, they played the same sorts of gigs, they shared some fans, and were both championed by John Peel. Both mixed power-pop with punk, "new wave" and soul influences. Both had affinities with The Clash. As you know, you're welcome to disagree. Opinions are like assholes: everyone's got one. But I don't think one can reasonably dispute the many commonalities the two bands shared.
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Excellent stuff!, I saw them on the Hypnotised tour at the Malvern Winter Gardens U.K. 1980.
Thank's for the upload.
Track listing;
00.00 Interview - intro..
01.26 Hard Luck
04.50 You've Got My Number (Why Don't You Use It?)
07.15 More Song's About Chocolate & Girls
10.18 Teenage Kicks
12.30 Hypnotised
15.10 My Perfect Cousin
17.50 Family Entertainment
20.39 There Goes Norman
23.05 The Way Girls Talk
25.35 Jimmy Jimmy
The heck with U2 these guys are the best Irish rock band ever saw them once.
And stiff little fingers and thin lizzy?
Slf...
I wss related to phil lynott..(totally going off topic)
U2 aren't fit to sniff the sweat off The Undertones' bollocks. There is no comparison.
Time to pogo were is my parka and monkey boots 🥾
I saw just about everybody in the 70's, punks, old farts, new wave, you name it. But nobody and I mean NOBODY, could outplay these boys. The first time I saw them in '79, I just couldn't believe how great they were. Saw them many times afterwards, including their final headlining show at the Lyceum in 1983.What I would give to turn back the clock to one of those nights.
What a Great Live performance, very underrated band. One of the best Frontman that there's been.
My first favourite band. I first saw them in May 79 in Chelmsford. The floor was literally bouncing.
Ok boomer.
This is brilliant. The best 'Tones live footage I've seen on You Tube.
To think i had not heard this band until 2021. Bloody brilliant. What a vocalist.🎸✌👿
Another of those bands who were of that time .. late 70s / 80s .. they were fantastic.. im soooo privalidged to have grown up in those times .. never to be repeated and never forgotten...JIMMY JIMMY
Saw them at the Manchester Apollo a few months before this. I just remember non stop pogo-ing from start to finish and being covered in spit. I have a vivid memory of someone spitting a big greenie and it landing on Micky Bradleys Rickenbacker bass fretboard. He looked down at it, grimaced and then dived in because that was the next note he had to play.
Next day I was travelling in to Uni, and they were all there on top deck of the bus travelling back into town from the Lansdowne hotel near Owens Park where they’d stayed. Not every day you bump into legends on the top deck of a bus.
Fantastic Band!!! I was so Into them at the time of this tour but never got the chance to see them.
i,m jumping around the living room great video
One of the most underrated band of all time
absolument d'accord.
Brilliant, saw them 7/8 times in the London area. So much energy and great tunes, as a teenager, totally connected with their song writing.
Best quality video/show find on the Tube. Really great, thx
WOW!!!!!! This is fantastic, great performance & I've not seen in better quality before.
These boys could absolutely rock. Wow!
Saw them in Aberdeen around this time, amazing.
they're so Underrated
Not by me. 😍😍
Nor me, brilliant singles, albums and 'b' sides.
@Rafael, I see what you did there.
Never seen this before, absoloutley fantastic stuff
My son who went to see The Undertones in their native home town in Derry, Northern Ireland (where I'm from by the way) enjoy it and he's a fan of them. One of the greatest Irish bands along with U2. 🇮🇪 ☘
Not sure you could wish for a better set. TY for posting.
Found them through misadventures mainly. Perfect tunes for the boys and girls. From Belfast originally. Nough said!!
Er. Derry 😊
John Peel has a lot to answer for! 😍
thanks for posting bought back many great memories
Fantastic performance with Feargal and Billy giving everyone a shirtless thrill
Awesome. Thanks so much for this. Love it!! :)
Bloody brilliant.....saw them twice early doors...thanks for posting
Wonderful quality. this is precious
Saw them live, many times. Always amazing !
My comment was a bit flippant. Live they were electric... I even got to dance with Belinda Carlisle, at one of their gigs ( the Go-Go's were the support act). Heady days !
My Perfect band
Fantastic video quality The Undertones have always been the best Rock band ever
I came here for Hard Luck. Great song - great show - great band.
Thank you for the upload! Merci 🍻🍻
thank you bikkeboo what a fab upload
Amazingly brilliant footage!
00:00 Interview - intro..
01:26 Hard Luck
04:50 You've Got My Number (Why Don't You Use It?)
07:15 More Song's About Chocolate & Girls
10:18 Teenage Kicks
12:30 Hypnotised
15:10 My Perfect Cousin
17:50 Family Entertainment
20:39 There Goes Norman
23:05 The Way Girls Talk
25:35 Jimmy Jimmy
so great ! thx ...
Well done girl..!!!! Rare video gig and great moment..!!! 🤘😎👍⚡💖
That's pretty good for a live vocal.
Fantastic thank you!!
This dude has great live vocal tone for a old school punk band. And I love that distorted twangy guitar sound.
Masters of their trade.
Greatest pop song title/lyric ever - Teenage kicks..... Brilliant
One of the greatest gigs ever!! 💪💪
¡ Gracias !! Fantástico ' nerviosismo ' melodioso
difícil conseguir un registro de época ¡ tan bueno !!
He always beat me at Subbuteo, cause he flicked a kick, and I DIDN’T KNOW!
Classic
love it
I have no idea how, even in the UK their album sales got lower and lower as they got better and better. A fucking amazing group. None of this "underrated" horseshit - the public simply wasn't allowed to know how good they were.
Brilliant
RIP Gilles Verlant
Simply fantastic!!!
monstrueusement merveilleux et sans appel
Mon The Undertones 💪
Excellent !
Damien O'Neil is a genius
Dix-neuf!
Incredible!
Awesome!
Under 40k views, wtf!? This is so freaking good
The REAL STUFF- Thanks from The REAL IRELAND
Imagine how popular they’d have been if they were all from Manchester and not Derry
❤
What a great upload. Thanks for sharing........ Born in the wrong era
simply fantastic...Sharkey without a shirt to boot!
Pretty much at their peak here. Nice quality a/v too.
The Singer is a very good frontfigure
des vrais amis comme des freres
mitici!
Deadly
Undertones first album the most underrated album in the history of rock and roll
❤️💣
Great band and still punk
First rate!
Hardly made a bad song, the best.
Except for some of The Sin of Pride, yes it's true.
Joel Rizzo yes agreed although still a good album by most standards!
That haircut was made for Feargal Sharkey.
The program interviewer resembles (Bruce Dickinson)from (iron maiden)
du là
exactement
Put Glitter, Ramones and the Pistols together and you get Hard Luck.
Feargal in his 4 stripe adidas t shirt - 😄
It’s a Derry bootleg. 😊
Alguien sabe el nombre de los temas?
Ha ha ha - Old Mickey`s concentration @19:14 lol
Damn they were cute 😍
Is the crowd asllep there,, jaysus
Feargal makes a couple snarky comments about it, too.
Track list anyone?
Le plus coole
Anyone know the name of the songs?
Yes see my other post.
Fungal Sarky definitely isn't on the Mars Bars, judging by this slice of Undertones history.
全く知らないバンドです。クラッシュやブームタウンラッツ、ジャム等に似てますが、知りませんでした。当時はミュージックライフ、ビバロック、音楽専科、が情報源でしたからルックスも影響していたのかな。
10:06 Teenage Kicks
I love no shirt punk
Where's John?
Fergal have been working out or on a tanning bed. Or loads of tattoos Fuck no
Mustard.
The sound on this is rubbish and doesn't do the band justice. I saw The Undertones in Glasgow around 1980/81. The support was Orange Juice. Remember them. ?
White powder looks like flour , I feel 👍
Dikke boe boe, nou niet echt toch?
Guitars WAAAAAYYY to loud, on purpose no doubt
They're kinda like a Jam that can't write a hook or a melody...
Are all your observations complete bollocks?
@@bealfeirste2056 -- nope, my observations are actually quite astute. Both bands were in the same subgenre at the same time, in roughly the same place (the British Isles). One (The Jam) could craft fantastic melodies and hooks, and frequently profound lyrics. The other (The Undertones) could not. That's why since the breakup of The Jam, other bands have been covering their entire repertoire nonstop. The Undertones? Maybe 2 or 3 songs get covered, and frequently tongue-in-cheek.
And BTW, I saw The Undertones in 1980 when they came to San Francisco. They were pretty good, live. But the music itself wasn't special. Perhaps it's special to listeners in N. Ireland, but to the rest of the world...not so much.
@@bricology The Undertones are from Derry,Ireland....got absolutely nothing to do with Britain whatsover...The Jam were from an entirely seperate place,the island neighbouring ours...Have absolutely no idea why youre comparing two bands from different backgrounds and influences.Bizarre...have to presume youre from Canada N.USA.....whats N.ireland by the way?
@@bealfeirste2056 wrote "nothing to do with Britain whatsover"
I never said "Britain", I said "British Isles", and last time I checked, N. Ireland was indeed part of the British Isles. Or has that changed recently?
The Undertones (proper) released recordings between 1977 and '83; and The Jam, 1977 to '82. They were played on the same radio stations, they played the same sorts of gigs, they shared some fans, and were both championed by John Peel. Both mixed power-pop with punk, "new wave" and soul influences. Both had affinities with The Clash.
As you know, you're welcome to disagree. Opinions are like assholes: everyone's got one. But I don't think one can reasonably dispute the many commonalities the two bands shared.
Yeah these guys are good but U2 sucks
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