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The Yes-Men - A Dog Is For Christmas (Live 2000)
The Yes-Men doing 'A Dog Is For Christmas' live at the Iron Duke Hotel in 2000.
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The Yes-Men - Sean Greenway & Mark Hirst Interview
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Short interview with Sean Greenway & Mark Hirst from the Yes-Men at the Iron Duke Hotel in 2000.
The Yes-Men - Casting Stones (Live 2000)
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The Yes-Men doing 'Casting Stones' live at the Iron Duke Hotel in 2000.
The Yes-Men - Fawlty Rocks (Live 2000)
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More again of the Yes-Men live at the Iron Duke in 2000, this song is 'Fawlty Rocks'.
The Yes-Men - What's Wrong (Live 2000)
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More of the Yes-Men live at the Iron Duke in 2000, this song is 'What's Wrong'.
The Yes-Men - Fratricide (Live 2000)
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Rare footage of Aussie rock'n'roll legends The Yes-Men, live at the Iron Duke Hotel, Sydney, in 2000... features the late Sean Greenway, previously of GOD and the FREELOADERS, and Stewart 'Leadfinger' Cunningham of BROTHER BRICK, CHALLENGER 7, ASTEROID B612 and PROTON ENERGY PILLS ... this song is 'Fratricide'.
Bored! - No Fun (Live 1989)
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Bored!, live in 1989 or so at some pub doing 'No Fun'.
Bored! - Kick Out The Jams (Live 1989)
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Final video of this live-on-tele set of BORED!, this time doin' 'Kick Out The Jams'. 1989.
Bored! - Round & Round (Live 1989)
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More dirty-ass rock'n'roll straight outta Geelong... Bored!, doing 'Round & Round' live on tele in 1989 (I think).
Bored! - Backstreet Girl (Live 1989)
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Legendary Geelong band Bored! do 'Backstreet Girl'live on TV from their CLASSIC 1989 record 'Negative Waves'. This is real rock'n'roll...
Husker Du - Reocurring Dreams (London 1985)
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Yet another vid from the Camden Palace, London show in 1985. 'Reocurring Dreams'.
Husker Du - Eight Miles High (London 1985)
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Another vid from the Camden Palace, London show in 1985. 'Eight Miles High'.
Husker Du - Love Is All Around (London 1985)
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Another vid from the Camden Palace, London show in 1985. 'Love Is All Around'.
Husker Du - Live at Camden Palace, London, 1985
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Wow! Whoever uploaded all those Husker Du Live in London vids ages ago forgot about this one - the last 4 songs before the encore. Features 'Every Everything', 'Makes No Sense At All', an INCENDIARY 'Pink Turns To Blue' (blows away the Zen Arcade version IMO), and a nice little cover of 'Ticket to Ride'. AWESOME stuff. May 14, 1985, Camden Palace - London. If I ever stop loving Husker Du I wann...
Husker Du - Live at Trenton City Gardens 25/03/84 - PART 5
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Part 5 of 5. Trenton City Gardens, March 25 1984, video features: 'What Do I Want' and 'Data Control' (cut short).
Husker Du - Live at Trenton City Gardens 25/03/84 - PART 4
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Husker Du - Live at Trenton City Gardens 25/03/84 - PART 4
Husker Du - Live at Trenton City Gardens 25/03/84 - PART 3
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Husker Du - Live at Trenton City Gardens 25/03/84 - PART 3
Husker Du - Live at Trenton City Gardens 25/03/84 - PART 2
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Husker Du - Live at Trenton City Gardens 25/03/84 - PART 2
Husker Du - Live at Trenton City Gardens 25/03/84 - PART 1
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Husker Du - Live at Trenton City Gardens 25/03/84 - PART 1
Husker Du - Live in Finland 1987 (Part Two)
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Husker Du - Live in Finland 1987 (Part Two)
Husker Du - Live in Finland 1987 (Part One)
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Husker Du - Live in Finland 1987 (Part One)
Husker Du - Live on Late Show with Joan Rivers
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Husker Du - Live on Late Show with Joan Rivers
Cool, you get Joan Rivers and Geraldo Rivera in the same show
Not joking - pretty sure this is the first video I ever watched on RUclips.
This rocks harder than Dave Grohl on a coke binch!
RIP Grant and Joan.
They play like they actually love doing it.
Still want to know WTF a 'Belvedere' is...
Green Day is in the HOF but not Husker Du?
Sadly yeah
@@dj-um7el Seriously, what the fuck?
So great
My favorite game as a kid
I was disappointed when Warehouse came out. It was way to pop and to "well produced" for what I loved about Husker Du. But now listening to it it's actually really really good. I remember buying Flip Your Wig on cassette and it rocked my world. Their work has only gotten better with age. They really were great.
Warehouse has so many good tunes on it..I forgot about this gem
I watched this as a kid! Wow! Years have slipped away. But the song and band are still, and will always be, great. Thanks! 🤙🎶
Bob Mould forever!
Third greatest Minneapolis band behind The Replacements and Dillinger Four!
Replacements were the superior band .....Du too poppy ....too early cliche Beatles . Like Nirvanas Nevermind.
This was actually a pretty good interview! In the pre-Nirvana days, it was actually a really big deal for an underground band to sign with a major label. In some quarters, it meant you had finally "made it", but in other quarters it meant you had "sold out". Whoever prepped Joan's questions knew what they were talking about and why this was a relevant question. (Hey, maybe she prepped her own questions, but I suspect the show had someone on staff whose job that was.) Anyhow, Husker Du and the Replacements were among the first of the American underground bands of the '80s to sign with a major. Sonic Youth and Dinosaur Jr would follow, and then grunge hit the mainstream and kicked open the floodgates... for better or worse.
Joan was cool. Had punk bands on, and was kind of off to the side alittle.
Nice 👍
one of the greatest bands ever
who dislikes dis? it's hüsker dü & joan rivers for chrissakecryingoutloud!!!
Everything messed up. Everything perfect.
The Huskers never really "dressed" for the occasion (especially Greg, what a boring sweater he's wearing!), but their great music and powerful live energy stripped away the daggy presentation.
Yeah, no surprise. They were hardcore punks 5 years before this.
Love the way she gives Grant a hug and Bob and Greg just get a handshake - Clearly she thinks he is the cute one, bless him. RIP Grant.
bob looks younger now
They are what they hate - a studio band.
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I love Warehouse. Their previous ones are much stronger, no doubt, with some of their best work, but I always find myself coming back to Warehouse. It just hits me in a way, different from their other albums. But don’t get it twisted, I love all of their releases!
I love that they recreated the album cover.
Greg is absolutely slaying
classic A
The drugs in England must have been so good.
Weren't they called Hüsker Dü?
Wow.Embarassing. Loved Zen & New Day , but by this time, I had written them off as total shit.Good thing I was so deep in it that I didn't have a TV , or this would have sealed it.Yuck, complete down to the cheesy set,- evolved, okay, you have to,- but so did Minor Threat,- into Fugazi.
There's a song by sebadoh called gimme indie rock where they talk about husker du breaking down barriers (in relation to hardcore) and that's really what they were doing, rather than selling out.
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Goddamn! How come this DVD is not for sale!!!!?
Geraldo on bass
Of course Greg is sitting between Bob and Grant lol
Did Bob and Grant ever make some sort of peace between them somehow before Grant passed away (R.I.P.) over a year ago?
To a degree, is my understanding. They were at least communicating a bit as the Savage Young Dü release was being put together. Bob wrote a touching eulogy of sorts after Grant passed: "It was the Fall of 1978. I was attending Macalester College in St. Paul, Minnesota. One block from my dormitory was a tiny store called Cheapo Records. There was a PA system set up near the front door blaring punk rock. I went inside and ended up hanging out with the only person in the shop. His name was Grant Hart. The next nine years of my life was spent side-by-side with Grant. We made amazing music together. We (almost) always agreed on how to present our collective work to the world. When we fought about the details, it was because we both cared. The band was our life. It was an amazing decade. We stopped working together in January 1988. We went on to solo careers, fronting our own bands, finding different ways to tell our individual stories. We stayed in contact over the next 29 years - sometimes peaceful, sometimes difficult, sometimes through go-betweens. For better or worse, that’s how it was, and occasionally that’s what it is when two people care deeply about everything they built together. The tragic news of Grant’s passing was not unexpected to me. My deepest condolences and thoughts to Grant’s family, friends, and fans around the world. Grant Hart was a gifted visual artist, a wonderful story teller, and a frighteningly talented musician. Everyone touched by his spirit will always remember. Godspeed, Grant. I miss you. Be with the angels."
Joan was a heartless harpy
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R.I.P. Grant and Thank you
theyes-men.bandcamp.com/music
Grant Hart, rock n roll animal.
Warner Bros helped broaden the internal contact between Bob and Grant. I sense the tension when they are the couch with Joan. And holy fuck they are wearing makeup.
Ese CHOCO
how did this band even get a fucking record deal?
how did this band even get a fucking record deal?
Bob mold.is dead
God such an amazing version