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I've loved this band since I was 11

Funny in the day every one hated punk .inc musicians.. I was sent home from school regularly. Due to the way i looked. Yet today every one claims to like it. 77 i was the only punk in a city school. In my area only 3 punks existed. The crown in Birmingham city centre was the only place you'd get a gathering. The uk82 scene was even more hated by 70s punks aswell. and even less popular. I fucking loved it. In my 20s then. My old man said are you ever going to grow up... No fucking chance..

Rainy & Cal & the crew @ its best... Like!!!

Pioneers

I saw Numan with Nash in Pittsburgh for that tour

PUNKS

METALS

MENTALS

NORMALS

Great Jam song not often played live.

Brutal as fuck

OMG! I was at this show!!! I couldn't believe it when I clicked on this video :) Thank you for the memories!!!

People forget how influential this album is on metal today. That D-Beat drum beat is named after these guys! Fun!

I am lucky enough to say that I was there and loved every second of this show. He even came out with a little car when he sang “cars”. Are friends electric is still one of my favorite songs of all time Thank you Gary

Fantastic , well done.

Had no idea this existed.. Brilliant! Nash the slash ta boot Bonus!!!

I never saw this, Wow!! fucking legendary man and band! I don't care how young I am that's the Gary I love the best and his kick ass backing band he called his little nucleus!!!! Chris Payne (Moog Synths, Keys, Viola and Violin far left middle.), Rrussell Bell (Guitars, Keys and Electronic Percussion far bottom right) and Cedric Sharpley (Drums middle). But we also have his best mate and bass guitar player Paul Gardiner here on the far left bottom which died very young of a heroin overdose in 1984. When he was calling it a nucleus Paul was to be getting better to come back but he never did so sad I cried before and the songs Gary did in his honor made me cry as well. We also have here Dennis Haines on Moog Synths and Keyboards on upper middle right below Rruss. I can tell what songs just a bunch of rare silent 8mm footage pieced together in B&W Gary said he had Nash The Slash open those Touring Principle '80 North American Legs. Gary said him and the band were going to a club in Toronto before the tour would start and show in Toronto. He saw Nash The Slash who is featured first here before Gary and the band. Nash is a kick ass electric violin player that hails from Toronto. Gary and the band liked what they saw so gary wanted him to open the tour. The only flaw I see is that is a Teletour '80 Version of Me! I Disconnect From You and it doesn't go with footage from The Touring Principle '80 Shows. Bits and pieces of songs I know most which they are even if they are silent they stuck 1 whole song with it as far as the audio track. I cried some always that is the most inspirational man as far as one man in the music industry with a kick ass backing band also closest to me I know Gary is better now in his life. Plus so close with his current band since the 90's with some line-up changes along the way. Also he said being a family man helps now too with his wife Gemma and his 3 daughters Persia, Echo and Raven. But that Gary is the Gary Numan and band that started it all for me and they are closest to me love them always!!!!!!

This is so great! Colorized!!

that's the bloody album audio...

MetalPunk as f*ck

It's amazing to think that he is bigger now than he was then ,for ever evolving, absolutely fantastic,what a man .

I was at the Boston show of this tour and it was memorable. Nash the Slash opened and he was great. He did a version of Baba O'Reilly, playing the power chords on his violin.

This is my essential “How to scare the piss outta my yuppie neighbors” records

Eu amo Discharge 🖤💀🤘

1979 Numan came out of no where to dominate the elctro scene with 2 number ones Are Friends electric is truly ground breaking it was life some Alien sounding andriod on stage with the likes of TIK and TOK , The Gigantious light show and a crowd of Numaniods I had never experienced anything like and have not since it truly was phenominal .

Hear Nothing See Nothing Say Nothing So I Write Something here

Not really MIDFY. It's a montage

Great rare footage !

My work inspired by this.

😁

Male Karen

White people

This was Numan at his best and Nash the Slash was so original ,they were the complete show together, love it...

Where & when was this 👍🏻

Bruce Foxton harmonising...just adds so much depth to this great song. One of my Jam favourites.

The Jam played St Paul's Civic Theatre in Minnesota on 9th March 1980, and DID NOT SING The Place I Love on that night's setlist.

Excellent!

Ant my friend cool

Cuban born American raised have a good day my friend

I don't know you and I don't care but if you don't know Manny and you took something about me my man let me know

Fuck yeah, dig it! See ya tomorrow night @ The Melody... cheers!

Brilliant, never seen before!

Golden years

Great voice

Discharge do caralho

The Godfathers of D-beat!

Amazing Edit!!!

Raw....

Saw them last month and Rainy was still playing that bass.