No Doubt - UofH, Houston, TX 10.6.92 (Incomplete show)
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- Опубликовано: 6 фев 2018
- I remember asking the No Doubt crew if it was ok for me to film the show. I got the green light and set up my tripod and camera upfront. Then I was approached by some douchebag that was with the University of Houston. He told me I couldn't film the show. So, ended up trying to bootleg the show above a hill. Unfortunately, I got busted. But, hey. I captured Gwen Stefani on actual film! haha
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I was there! Walked out of class and they were playing in front of the UH UC Satellite. Had no idea who they were. But I bought their CD and then went to see them at Fitzgerald's that night; I introduced myself to Gwen and Tony the bass player (as they were hawking swag). Never thought I'd see this on RUclips. Thanks!
Jerry Walters Thats incredible. The internet makes the world such a small place!
Too bad this never happened. #Sad
PauliebNY How do you know?
Sweet 👌
that's awesome.I'm sure gwen and tony were very nice.
Hopefully they make it someday
No doubt.
I heard a rumour that they might get signed soon. 😊
@@obowurx6625 ha ha ha, good one
Boy, if they do, I just hope they don't sell out somewhere down the line.
@@obowurx6625 😆
Gwen's talent and her voice, accompanied by those great musicians, it is nice to see and listen to No Doubt!.
Socal band playing at a Texas school while Gwen rocks a Notre Dame cheerleader outfit..
I miss the 90's.
Technically She wore it as a "No Doubt" Cheerleader outfit.
@@hempchimp
True, but cool nonetheless and very fitting for the type of band they were, and that moment in time as well. I'm not too sure about the two horn players wearing overalls and t-shirts though.
Yeah, and none of them wear any UH outfit! What's up with that? No love for UH or respect! Terrible!
I was actually thinking putting her wear the flag pole is on top of their flag. I'm glad I didn't.
No use her sensationalistic towers besides she would kick you out of bed
This makes sense. You have to realize that in the 90s, there were ska bands playing on college campuses on any given day.
it is not like today where it is over saturated...bands Fugazi used o do free shows at parks in DC
Back when they were touring with another unknown at the time band, Sublime
No clue why this was in my recommended vids, but this is really fucking cool.
awesome footage, love all the Eric Stefani era ND stuff! the 90s were a great time for music.
I really appreciate clips like this . I only became aware of no doubt when Tragic kingdom came out . Such good live performances . Revisiting during covid-19
Christ, I left UofH the spring before...good lord I would have LOVED to see this. Thanks a MILLION for posting this video!
Showed this to my wife just now as were chillin on spotify listening to her new and old. Longtime ska and No Doubt fan here!
I was there. I have looked for photos and video over the years. There were several concerts I saw at UH. Theirs was always memorable. It is funny, I could remember the yellow colored cheerleading outfit, but had forgotten it was Notre Dame. Thanks for uploading.
I was there this day!! I tell everyone that I saw No Doubt before anyone really knew who they were. I can’t believe this video exists!! This is pre-internet, pre-cell phones with cameras. 18-year old me was loving this, the band with the crazy dancing cheerleader. I saw Gin Blossoms here on another date. I’ll be looking for that video now. Saw a band called Green Apple Quick Steps from Seattle, just knew they were the next Nirvana. Really cool!
Increíble historia...
Pre-internet? Internet has been around since the late 70's. Cell phones since the early 70's. But no cameras on them. 2023 and cell cameras are still crap, lol.
@@thatsrich944 How many people did you know who were using the internet, or carrying around cell phones, in the 70s? 80s? early 90s?
@@scott8xxx532 I was the only one I personally knew that was online in the mid-80's. I was 10 years old, so I didn't know that many people. Very few people had cell phones and really didn't carry them since they were primarily bag phones used in vehicles. Of course they were just phones, no cameras, no texting. But a lot of people carried still film cameras and some had camcorders that recorded on VHS tapes, which is how this was probably recorded. Even I had a video camera. Video and audio files, even still images were too large for the bandwidth at the time. I connected at 300 baud (0.3kb/sec), which was a speed that started around 1962. At that speed it took over 5 hours to send a mere 5mb of data. But, devices capable of sending text messages over teletype printers came about in the 1880's. Im sure they were cost prohibitive to end consumers.
That's cool that you now have this video to remember the occasion. Cudos to the one who filmed it and to itchykorean for posting it. Cool story!!
Great vid. We saw them one month later on their first tour through Minneapolis MN. We were too young to get in, and the band snuck us in through the kitchen. My friend did an interview with Gwen, and we got to hang out, just four of us at a table for 20 minutes. The show was seriously maybe 60 people, and 20 of us to see ND! Amazing what they accomplished. The band snuck us in to another show the following year at First Ave"Prince famous club" as we were still under age. Good times!
I'm in awe of this band! They are all amazing...and Gwen...she is such a great front person...
First semester there...this brings back some memories holy moly
Thanks for this piece of music history and for being so brave. Precious.
I remember seeing this too. Gin Blosoms also played in front of the satellite. Also saw L7 and Rev Horton heat at uh.
I remember seeing L7 but I think I missed this one.
I absolutely love this!!! Thank you for posting!
Whoa! The famous and ever so lovely Monique May. Still a fan to this day. I miss seeing you at events. I think I have a video of you on RUclips at a HIN down in Texas gogo’n. 🥰
@@itchykorean aw you're sweet. I saw...the good ol' days!
Amazing! Thanks for posting this
Oooo! I haven’t heard Aladdin in over 20 years! I saw them at an armory in Utah a couple of years after this. Still one of the most fun shows I’ve ever seen.
Gwen has a very special and unique singing voice 💛 love it
I was a member of the UH Student Program Board that set up this and all the other concerts at UH from 1991-1997 or so. This was a fun one. As far as not allowing the filming, that was part of the performance agreement. The University paid for them to play, but not for them to be filmed. That costs extra. We booked so many awesome bands at UH then, between the individual concerts at the UC and the satellite, and the Perpetual Park Parties that were 12 hour fests in Lynn Eusan Park. Good times.
Do they do stuff like this anymore? Was there any big names that played that became big later or legendary?
Now everything offends everyone on college campuses.
@@booty4801well spoken 👍
do you remember which building this happened in front of? I went to UH but dont recognize the building.
My sister used to follow No Doubt in the late 80’s and early 90’s. She went to school with Adrian Young and he invited her to see the band one time and she became a fan. She ended up going to college in NYC in 1991. She told me she didn’t really like Tragic Kingdom cause it wasn’t as ska as they used to be. Lol
Wow, Rare footage, Audio is perfect Thanks
Shout out to the sound man!
Great video! Thank you for sharing this!
Now just imagine, grunge was exploding as they were touring the US playing this happy sounding music and dressed like a bunch of nerds. It's a miracle No Doubt survived as a band and weren't dropped by their label. Luckily, ska hit it big a few years later and the rest is history...
Well they almost were if it wasn’t for tragic kingdom they wouldn’t have made it. Also tragic kingdom was shelved for like a year or 2 they barley made it. I think if it wasn’t for sublime they wouldn’t have made it.
Ska never got big, this fake poppy ska is what got big.
@@messyfilms6325 this is more 3rd wave ska.
To be super fair, Houston had a big pop-SKA scene at the time. They fit right in.
Ska hit it big late 70s.
Where do you think skanking came from
Whoaaa my year of birth and my hometown! Gwennn I love youuuu foreverrr and ever.
You're awesome for doing this. :) The guy that stopped you was a total drag.
Walked out of geology class and ran into this. I thought she was the coolest thing I'd ever seen and wondered for the longest time what ever happened to the band. History in the making. LOL.
Gwen chose the *PERFECT* outfit for Texas: cheerleaders rule there. lol
Love me some No Doubt!
Great kick at the beginning
Gwen is an eternal beauty...
I wonder if any if any of those ppl there thought that Gwen would make it and be where she is today. Oh and wait a mnt. THANKS FOR THE VIDEO! I had to add that in.
Your comment made me remember something that happened to me. Back in the mid to late 80's I was supposed to go to California to visit a friend. This friend bought 2 tickets to a concert with a band who was just starting to get real attention. That band was The Red Hot Chili Peppers. I wasn't able to make the trip. Shortly after I was talking to him on the phone and I asked how the concert was. He said the Chili Peppers were great, as expected. Then he told me the 2 opening bands, that nobody had ever heard of, were also great and he said both of them were going places. Those 2 opening bands were Pearl Jam and Nirvana.
In 1978 I was in Dallas for the 1st Texxas Jam. This was the 1st of what was supposed to be a huge annual event. Ted Nugent, Heart, Aerosmith, Journey and Head East were the "big names" that I went to see. But I'll never forget one of the opening bands. "Texas, give a big welcome. From Los Angeles, California. Van Halen!!!!!" I had never heard of them before that.
that was a fun day at the Satellite lounge for sure! A buddy of mine and I rounded it out with watching them at Fitzgeralds!
This is so cool, thanks for the upload !
Damn. They sound great! Such a cool video to post.
Nice. This is about two years after I graduated from this school. Used to eat lunch out on that patio area
Awesome thanks for posting !!!
Many great performances from Gwen over the years, but these early years showcase her raw talent. Pretty awesome talent in the band as well!
I am just now seeing this. Very cool to see the origins of these bands that go on to mega success. Looks similar to Rage Against The Machine first public performance in Cali.
I love that Tony announced her, knowing she really was the star of the band. Although they were all amazing, played so well together
Thanks for this.
I love hearing get on the ball live, never had before
Just before they were famous . early stuff is amazing
Dave Grohl escaped the Nirvana recording sessions of In Utero to take a break and play sax for an upcoming ska band from SoCal
Oh my God I don't think you're kidding it's hard to tell by the graininess of the film whatever but that is him I think Dave grohl wow cool
@@michelemichele7178 it’s not Dave Grohl 🤦♂️ it’s Eric Carpenter. Not everyone with long hair in the 90’s was Dave Grohl.
@@cardbored_ yes they were
LOL, I didn't even look at the comments yet and first thing I thought that it was Dave Grohl on sax. Good I was not the only one that see's this LOL
Looks like Kevin Hart on bass, and Johnny Knoxville on keyboards...
I was there! Very surprising this video exists! THANK YOU for verifying my memory. I'm sure I was playing pool and eating Pizza Hut personal pan right before AND after. (❁´◡`❁)
For some reason Gwen makes me think of Rayanne Graff from My so called life here. Great footage btw!
Ląţïñã Băŕbïə I can see it.
Spot on
como suena esta banda !!!! aguante NO DOUBT !
This is cool. Saw them a month later at California State University Fullerton on a lunch date with my now wife. I see you go lots of shots of Eric and Gwen.
Beautiful, such a different performance from the others
Amazing! Good years!
Gwen in a Notre Dame cheerleader outfit, so hot.
Oh yeah. Goooo IRISH
Name Song? 4:58
I'm thinking gwen wore the ND cheerleader outfit because ND stood for No Doubt not Notre Dame.
Name Song? 4:58
This was Ninteen seventy one ND univ, no doubt.
No Doubt played my sober grad night at Disneyland in ‘95. A bunch of my classmates who were into the music scene were hyped and talked me into watching them. I just remember them all wearing white clothes and killing it.
no puede ser mas hermosa ...
That first record is great. Completely different now.
Maybe ND is for No Doubt not Norte Dame lol
Gwen is so beautiful
seria um sonho um show desses aqui perto de casa. ah como eu queria! ):
I’m guessing a lot of the complainers on this video haven’t heard their self titled album. No doubt had to work hard, and *gasp* suck to become the No Doubt the whole world knows and loves today.
Yeah their first album was dreadful, but they got way better already with the Beacon Street Collection.
@@hugomarquez3189 their first album has some amazing songs. I don't think you're giving it the love it deserves.
First album is literally the best. Before they sold the fuck out
@@wilfordgrimley4339 I'll say that their edge was lost over the years but I just think it's part of any band. They found their real sound and their style and dropped A LOT of hits. Unfortunately everyone goes pop after a while.
@@hugomarquez3189 The first album is superb, what are you smoking!
Couple of WOWs here..
Wow that’s great quality for 1992!
And wow that’s Gwen in a cheerleader outfit 🔥
The drummer actually wore clothes back then.
baby Gwen...such a cutie. I like her ninja kicks.
That unknown male voice, just before the video stopped recording saying, "Be quiet, this is a campus...",
was the campus interruptus.
Good shit, only just got into their older ska sooo good jamming it at work. When she sold out her music died. But not the first 3 albums and gigs before.
Wow didn't know they were even around since 92' sick!!
Hard workers of the entertainments‼️👍
Killed it!
Los Fabulosos Cadillacs !! Ska de los 80 , argentina
Damn. I was going there at this time. How'd I miss this?
Love the ska sound ❤️
90s oh how I miss you
DAMN 🔥🔥🔥
Fun to look back
My hometown! 🤘🏼🔥
Saw them early 90s in Reseda, CA @ “The Country Club” with SKAnking Pickle, Let’s Go Bowling and others. Gwen stage dove and caused melee of guys punching other guys that tried to grope her as she was being carried around.
I remember skanking pickles but Fishbone were my fave ska band of that sub genre
Lol are you serious? Surprised she actually did that considering how frequent shed see punker dudes up front yelling at her to take her clothes off.
Great video!!
they were so tight sounding
Watching from the grassy knoll..
Was there sitting on the hill watching.
My friend got this album from a DJ at KLOL that was like … we don’t know what to do with this music, maybe you kids will like it… we did, it was so different than everything else at the time. 4 years later every band at my high school had ska vibes
too bad this is 4 years after i graduated from u of h
what a great fucking band
This was the real deal! No doubt at its finest!
talk about luck, imagine you are in a run-of-the-mill rock band in the early 90s and then you get this absolute gorgeous blonde bombshell who can really sing wanting to be your singer, you would know your chances of success just went up about 200,000%
@@Theymusicsourceonyoutube eric is very much alive. He is the vocalist of no doubt, and gwen is his backup vocalist
Gwen Stefani didn't audition for No Doubt, she was one of the founding members. Her older brother Eric started No Doubt but left just as they started to get attention. He had other things he wanted to pursue. So, Gwen Stefani is the only person who's been with the band since the very start. Get this, in the beginning she was the backup vocalist. They had a male lead vocalist who committed suicide. They almost broke up but decided to move on. They found a new lead vocalist, another male, but he left. That's when Gwen took over the vocals.
Even though Eric Stefani no longer performed with the band, he still contributed to their music. He's credited with several of their better songs.
@@Theymusicsourceonyoutube I think you might have misheard what happened or somebody got mixed up. It was the original lead vocalist who died. He committed suicide
@@Theymusicsourceonyoutube Her brother does animation and is happy as far as I hear.
Eric Stefani left the band to become the animator of the Simpsons! Whose writer at the time was Conan o'Brien for which No Doubt debut their first TV apearance! 😛😎
They were really ahead of their time
Fantastic!
always loved her springy vibrato
What’s the last song before the video cuts?
Brilliant!
Lovely outfit Gwen 💯
Love it
The donkey show was a really good ska band with a good female singer around at the same time as them also from SoCal They were real and so good, classy they were. They never became famous only one album. So cool.
I also saw Donkey Show here in H-Town at Fitzgerald's! They were amazing. Many years later I bought their CD.
I love donkey show! I actually preferred Their sound over no doubt. I love kym clift and ray campbells vocals. I wish they had released more than an ep..😔
Thanks for that tip.
I LOVE 'EM!...ESPECIALY GWEN!...🤘🏽❤👍🏾
Are we not going to talk about what Tony is wearing???
It was 1992.
jajajaja yes, weird but fun
Gwen had him wear rediculous outfits.
It's probably the same pyjama he wore the night before.
I love it
Gwen kept calling me. Yes Gwen I'll come see your band okay, just relax. You dont have to use the baby voice. I'll be there.
Anyways, great set!
Holy cow. Blunder years
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These guys are pretty good.
God damn if i only had a time machine you'd see me right there and dancing and rocking like a crazy weirdo
Funnt that she is wearing a Notre Dame cheerleading outfit for the "ND"