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I love Jeff Beck but I think it would be seriously boring watching is for an hour and a half!!. I need to hear some singing or something more!

Holy crap...I was at this show. My friend broke his foot in the pit that night. Spent the rest of night at Flushing hospital ER.

Офигенный концерт!Лучший состав Anthrax😫🤟

I love that record, bush way better , i detest belladona

Scott with the total Wife Beater thing. Glad he gave that look up.😂

01. 01:11 Animosity (partial - first half only) 02. 02:41 Loss for Words 03. 07:13 Eye for an Eye 04. 08:25 Intervention 05. 10:38 Hungry Child 06. 13:29 Technocracy 07. 17:01 Kiss of Death 08. 21:17 Positive Outlook 09. 23:53 The Line of Fire 10. 28:20 Prayer 11. 31:38 Mad World 12. 33:13 Teacher, Teacher 13. 35:08 Indifferent 14. 36:30 Happily Ever After 15. 42:30 Bound (aka Try to Understand) 16. 45:12 Tough (early version of Loss of Breath) 17. 50:14 Holier Encore 18. 56:23 Left in the Dark (Ugly Americans tune) 19. 59:01 Crawling Simon Bob Sinister - Lead Vocals Phil Swisher - Bass Reed Mullin - Drums / Vocals Woody Weatherman - Guitar

Clockwork Orange at the beginning? I’m fuckin hooked. This is gonna be awesome.

Uff fucking best forever Cromags

I met Harley in the early 9os total dick. Fuck him. Met John years after that and he was totally cool!

I think I was at that show.

Thanks! Saw them a couple of days later in Cambridge.

I was at the same show no ways Jeff beck was going to let SRV show him up

Absolutely incredible! This era will NEVER EVER EVER even be close to being duplicated. 👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼

Age of Quarrel is the greatest HC album ever. Nothing will ever touch it.

Is it pete hines on drums? I think mackie never had double bassdrums.

This line up was the best hardcore band forever.saw them 87 in hamburg.i never saw a show like that again raw energy and full powered adrenaline.

John connely killing it

I loved the Bush era, what a great singer

Love

I was there. Wildest night and mosh pit I've ever seen. For such underground and short lived band, they rocked the house like they were Slayer.

always thought it was so ironic how parris was always in the background, looking like the only person you'd trust around your daughter on the stage, yet he's the one who's ultimately responsible for this epic music.

Heaviest band from NYC

I opened up for them once at the loft in Poughkeepsie I had a bad cold society today

You lucky bastard

We touted out on the West Coast with both Dr. Know + Corrosion Of Conformity and my singer was asked to join the band at that time ( plus Johnny boy almost punched Simon Bob in his face!), but all in all they were great guys to spend half the year touring with in 1987-88! Sincerely, DJP Anal Cunt; Postmortem and Kilslug Sony; Earache 🇬🇧 Columbia and TAANG!! Records @ ALL RIGHTS RESERVED By copyright infringement laws worldwide via Boston Massachusetts Amerikkka!!!

36:32 ... he screamed for change and got what he asked for...

Bush Era is better

Saw them at the Xmas in earth bash in 87- megadeth, overkill, kreator, nuclear assault, virus, laaz rockit, voivod (didn’t show up ) - and cromags. Didn’t know who they were - BEST OF THE DAY. HariKrishna high kicks as warmups! , is what I remember most. Incredible show.

Fucking brilliant...was then, and still is.

Type o ruled Brooklyn 🎉

The date is actually 23rd January 1987. 2nd of 2 nights with Agnostic Front supporting.

Saw them 3 days after this at The Strand in Providence. Quicksand and White Zombie were openers (although Quicksand had to cancel that night). Still one of the best shows I've ever been to.

We Gotta Know World Peace Show You No Mercy Malfunction Street Justice Survival of the Streets Seekers of the Truth It´s the Limit Hard Times By Myself Don´t Tread on Me Do Unto Others Life of My Own Signs of the Times Crush the Demoniac

The best, ever!He could play Hendrix, but Hendrix couldn't play Beck

Bruh, not sure how this popped up on my feed, but FUUUUUK!!! This was my first show on my 16th birthday. Quicksand and White Zombie opened. I ran into the pit for Caught in a Mosh. This here is about Metal, but man the old Hardcore memories are flooding back🤘🏻🤙🏻🔥🔥🔥

00:00 Overreaction 06:45 Experiment 13:00 Tribal convictions 17:53 Chaosmongers 23:10 Ravenous medicine 27:50 Korgüll the exterminator

I was at this show!I have White Zombie's set from this show, but need a copy of the Anthrax set.Is there a chance I could get a dvd copy, or a download?

Just perfect

Was there great time's !

Wow, I've never seen footage of this lineup before. Guitar Shop is not amongst my favorite Jeff Beck albums, but this makes me like it a whole lot more.

The pioneering of the music that needed to be communicated at that time with the energy and intelligence for the fans is unmatched until this very day!

Saw them at Rock Hotel on Jane Street with Discharge from England and Agnostic Front. Engraved into my brain FOREVER!

Well this was fun to compile: 00:02:22 - Equal Rights 00:05:18 - F# 00:07:42 - Brainwashed 00:10:20 - Justice 00:17:54 - Great Depression 00:21:37 - Survive 00:25:12 - Fight To Be Free 00:31:00 - Butt Fuck 00:35:15 - Rise From the Ashes 00:39:11 - Sin 00:43:00 - After the Holocaust 00:46:36 - Nuclear War 00:50:58 - Game Over 00:53:24 - Nightmares 00:58:30 - Technology 01:02:49 - My America 01:03:39 - Hang the Pope 01:04:18 - Lesbians 01:05:16 - Vengence 01:10:35 - Betrayal 01:13:33 - Stranded in Hell 01:17:20 - Mr. Softee Theme

...I saw "the Jeff Beck Group circa 1970 at Detroit's Cobo Arena - Great... TH' about 1989... probably,... as a favor to a nephew who could not get a date this show... & I'm talk's about , who needs a singer.. as an artistically sucessful but financially failed guitar showman / singer here in 2024, I am awestruck to hear this again... and I thank you!....

19:35 they play '70s hard rock

I wonder who actually wrote these songs

the vocal lines have something to do with a German barking out orders

Black Lodge! One of my favorite songs of the Bush Era. I had never heard a live version of that.

Metallica could only hope to write songs as good as this in my opinion. James and his ilk were made for mainstream radio and that’s no compliment in my world.

Saw them @ City Gardens it was an awesome show