Always crazy to me how not only them but a lot of classic groups met by chance, and if neither of them went to that club that day none of the music they have now would’ve ever existed
@@mairedaly4548 he meant that, other than european/us vibe of pop idol, they somehow give off that japanese 80s pop idol, i mean rather chasing that sensual vibe, they chose the cute and colorful look.
I absolutely adore this band. They also included several members of Post-Punk/Pop band Orange Juice. This is such a cool interview. Nice to see them getting respected.
Rose McDowall and Jill Bryson. Proper legends both. Inspiring Weegie Women who battled through a whole load of Macho Glasgow Bullshit and realised a dream. I very much enjoyed this interview. Interviewer carried out his homework task pretty well too. Cheers fir the u/l.
Just perfect.. They are special artists and brings back such beautiful memories.. Also , you don't get interviewers of this calibre these days.. He was so respectful!
When I was 15 in 1985, I would have sold my own mother to spend 5 minutes in the company of Rose and Jill. I went from being love with Kenny Dalglish to being in love with Strawberry Switchblade.
They played plymouth academy back in the 80s I met Rosie after and offered to buy her a drink she yes I almost shit myself,we started to get on shall we say, then very quickly someone had a word with and she left I was gutted loved her Glasgow accent though
Such a cool interview! The interviewers voice, their voices, the Japanese subtitles. I love how punk was the gateway for them meeting. Same way I met a majority of my friend group.
I met these two ladies, on the train platform at Carlisle train station, I was on my way to College with my friends, they were dressed in their signature polka dots, they were very friendly and sweet to us, before selfies so got their autographs, we couldn’t wait to get to College to tell everyone, I’m feeling very old, this was in the early 80’s their song hasn’t dated at all.
I wonder why no one mentions Strawberry Switchblade as the major influence and the precursor for mainstream Japanese styles like gothic Lolita Their music style and fashion sense influenced lots of people there in the 80s and 90s as well
"In the Japanese language, Aizuchi are the frequent interjections during a conversation that indicate the listener is paying attention or understands the speaker. In linguistic terms, these are a form of phatic expression. Aizuchi are considered reassuring to the speaker, indicating that the listener is active and involved in the discussion." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aizuchi
Along with Elizabeth Fraser of Cocteau Twins and Claire Grogan of Altered Images, these are my fave Scottish ladies of post-punk! All four of them real life faeries! This is why I dress like them...
That Japanese guy sounds black. (though he still said "rundon" lol.) Deep voice. I wonder if Strawberry Switchblade inspired Harajuku Style, gothic Lolita etc.
egl (elegant gothic lolita) fashion started in the 70s, actually! it has its own history, but it's probably better worded by someone else than me lol. Lovely Lor probably has a video on it somewhere?? But I don't remember for sure
He was probably putting it out there to open up the subject and reflecting old entrenched attitudes that were still commonly held for them to challenge them. Expertly handled by the girls I thought. Diplomatic yet forthright and positive.
@@rjjcms1 yeah, didn't get he was being antagonistic. Guy served up a softball cliche for the girls to pounce on and rip up. Not sure if that's what he was thinking, but the tone of voice suggested he was lightly teasing them.
Despite these girls lacking in dance choreography and moves, they had the foresight of propagating the Anime fashion-Harajuku styles way before others. The Japanese pop culture was totally captured by them!
I doubt they knew anything about Japan before they went there. They just developed their own style totally independent of anything going on in Japan… or anywhere else, for that matter.
It is getting super invasive that literally all Cultures I grew up in are now being attached to KITSCH A N I M E and K I T S C H I L L U S T R A T I O N S !
Is anybody surprised these gals were big in Japan?
The Japanese would go on to develop a whole genre with a similar look, sound and vibe.
That's what I was thinking! That's all thanks to Strawberry Switchblade :)
Can u name this genre or some bands?
@@nephilidaearanae3665 Couldn't tell you any bands but "lolita goth" is completely fabricated from their look
@@nephilidaearanae3665 Genre is Harajuku .... or Anime ... or (if you want to be dismissive) Hello Kitty
LOL it's as if they were tailor-made to appeal to the Japanese.
Great interviewer. He speaks good English and he isn't condescending, letting the girls speak without interrupting.
I'm more impressed with that Japanese host. He speaks good English. Great tone too.
He speaks English very well - better than you apparently.
@@bigbenchinko So, dissing on me makes you better than everybody else? We're both on the internet so don't feel better about yourself, prick.
i'm very impressed, especially since the scottish accent can't be difficult to understand haha.
he speaks better english than they do
@@bigbenchinko what is your problem lmfao loser
i love how things glitter in old videos
Just happened to come across their music on Spotify! I instantly fell in love with this band!
LOVE the interviewer's voice. Their accents are lovely too 💗
Glasgow dialects are lovely.. especially on females.
リアルタイムで見て居ました🎵懐かしい‼️😍🙆
うらやましい～
Interviewer very professional and respectful.
This is the coolest indie/c86 band that came out of britain in the 80s. Holy cow they’re like anime characters. Just insane how forward they were!
what the fuck do we really have to read about fucking crap anime on our cultures videos ??????????????????????????????????
duck anime, this is the real stuff ☕️
i love learning about them, they’re such a great duo
Always crazy to me how not only them but a lot of classic groups met by chance, and if neither of them went to that club that day none of the music they have now would’ve ever existed
Imagine how many masterpieces were never made because of this
This guy's voice is crazy cool
I’m not really surprised the Japanese like them haha, I feel like they give off that 80’s pop idol thing people there seem to like.
They give off an 80's pop idol thing??? They are from the 80's this interview must have been from 1985!!
@@mairedaly4548 he meant that, other than european/us vibe of pop idol, they somehow give off that japanese 80s pop idol, i mean rather chasing that sensual vibe, they chose the cute and colorful look.
@@alfan0079 lol,
I love em so much
They were the original gothic lolita. They heavily influenced japan's sub-culture nobody still mentioned.
You can see how SWB still inspires Japanese idol fashion to this day.
I absolutely adore this band. They also included several members of Post-Punk/Pop band Orange Juice. This is such a cool interview. Nice to see them getting respected.
Rose McDowall and Jill Bryson. Proper legends both. Inspiring Weegie Women who battled through a whole load of Macho Glasgow Bullshit and realised a dream. I very much enjoyed this interview. Interviewer carried out his homework task pretty well too. Cheers fir the u/l.
where about,s in Glasgow are the girls from
Have you seen "This Is England"? There is a character in there that is a SS fan. :D
当時は ビデオもなくもう見られないと思いましたが
アップしていただきありがとうございます。
Just perfect.. They are special artists and brings back such beautiful memories.. Also , you don't get interviewers of this calibre these days.. He was so respectful!
When I was 15 in 1985, I would have sold my own mother to spend 5 minutes in the company of Rose and Jill. I went from being love with Kenny Dalglish to being in love with Strawberry Switchblade.
Good chouce. I dont think Kenny would have made a great lover.
They played plymouth academy back in the 80s I met Rosie after and offered to buy her a drink she yes I almost shit myself,we started to get on shall we say, then very quickly someone had a word with and she left I was gutted loved her Glasgow accent though
I understand its period intensity, lol...
a combo of rare ways to speak english.
this is a great comment
for you 🗑️
Such a cool interview! The interviewers voice, their voices, the Japanese subtitles. I love how punk was the gateway for them meeting. Same way I met a majority of my friend group.
This director is so into their accessories haha. Must've picked him up from QVC.
lol
This is pre QVC -- They invented the need for QVC!
Well, they are dressed to the nines! Elegant, feminine, and yet so Wednesday Aadams.
AWWWW THEY IN THIS INTERVEW LOOKS SO CUTE
すげ〜映像！小林勝也も超若い^_^
ストロベリースイッチブレンドの2人のイエスタディでスケートボードのコンテストに出た事思い出す！
思い出深い歌です！
克也さんいい声やぁ…
Their music perfectly suited Japan.
I met these two ladies, on the train platform at Carlisle train station, I was on my way to College with my friends, they were dressed in their signature polka dots, they were very friendly and sweet to us, before selfies so got their autographs, we couldn’t wait to get to College to tell everyone, I’m feeling very old, this was in the early 80’s their song hasn’t dated at all.
初めてインタビューされる姿を見て、おーしゃべってる!!
なんつって思って、素朴ないい姉さん達なのがわかりました
91年頃だったかなあ、どっちかが日暮里に住んでたんだよね
確かジュリアンコープの弟も日暮里近辺に住んでたとか言ってた
洋楽から手を引く前のフールズメイトのインタビューだったと覚えております
Thanks for posting this!
Their song Ecstasy (Apple of My Eye) is really reminiscent of Japanese pop
I think "Being Cold" would make a nice anime outro song too.
Let Her Go is too
Japanese people loved them and I get why they would be appealing to them
懐かしい、これ超見てたなぁ
この放送観たかったなあ。
I wonder why no one mentions Strawberry Switchblade as the major influence and the precursor for mainstream Japanese styles like gothic Lolita
Their music style and fashion sense influenced lots of people there in the 80s and 90s as well
She has the hottest accent.
Rose is adorable!
gorgeous!!
beautiful!!!
Special group of guys here knowing this group.. it’s rare gem we’ve knoe
I want that host to narrate my life
keeping the punk ethos alive!
she sure was. she had problems with anything to do with people, planes, she suffers from agoraphobia.
The DIY ethos of punk. No exclusive barriers to becoming involved.
I love the host voice 😂
BEST HIT IN USA🇯🇵
DJ Katsuya Kobayashi
What is with the really creepy, barely audible, semi whispered "oh yeah" at 53-54 seconds in?
a sadistic lol
lol i heard it XD
Haha nah he's just showing he's enamored with interest to the groups origin, good interviewer.
"In the Japanese language, Aizuchi are the frequent interjections during a conversation that indicate the listener is paying attention or understands the speaker. In linguistic terms, these are a form of phatic expression. Aizuchi are considered reassuring to the speaker, indicating that the listener is active and involved in the discussion."
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aizuchi
🤣🤣🤣💀
Rose is precious ♡♡♡
at the moment, Glasgow was a dreamy place for me because of them and Roddy Frame.
i love them so much
Adorable 💕💕💕
I love them so much! How precious 💋
シャイなジルの可愛いこと❗生粋のパンクス精神なんだな、当時は分からんかったけど。
Along with Elizabeth Fraser of Cocteau Twins and Claire Grogan of Altered Images, these are my fave Scottish ladies of post-punk! All four of them real life faeries! This is why I dress like them...
This era is like the total deja vu total imitation of everything how we grew up
So Creepy
"You're from London". Nearly dude, only 400 ish miles away
Whoo, in case you had any doubts, they ARE SCOTTISH!
one is Scottish one is British.
@@lydiapfpbylittlenursegirl4314 Scots are still British, did you mean English?
Truly Wonderful
The host is amazingly good in articulating.... he reminds me of Chris Ho from Singapore
Amo amo amo
Very Kawaii, before it really became popular.
CosmicRey truly! So cool
lol kawaii
I believe they majorly influenced the (gothic) lolita styles seen to this day in Japan.
That Japanese guy sounds black. (though he still said "rundon" lol.) Deep voice. I wonder if Strawberry Switchblade inspired Harajuku Style, gothic Lolita etc.
Strawberry Switchblade is genuinely original gothic lolita.
egl (elegant gothic lolita) fashion started in the 70s, actually! it has its own history, but it's probably better worded by someone else than me lol. Lovely Lor probably has a video on it somewhere?? But I don't remember for sure
SWBとポピンズを融合させて
Winkが作られたって感じがしますねえ
それにしても小林克也良いなあ
When Lolita was born. It is undeniable that they were hugely influential.
i love them
2 of the nicest people you could ever meet
The host has such a good voice
based
And goth pilled
Angels!
I saw the girls in Camden Market back in the day. Where else would they buy those clothes!
Omg When my Dad lived there
Scottish beauties. Wow.
I ❤ ROSE MCDOWALL.
the best video
yes very Boomer
Japanese Don Cornelius
Vocally, the interviewer reminds me of Dick Cavett.
この番組 見たかも。
Sounds like Supposed to be weak with the audio ?
かわいー
these girls were anime before anime.
Can you NOT ?
EVERYTHING how we grew up is being tied to THAT G A R B A G E N O W !
11,111!
🖤🖤🖤
I always preferred Gill !
or Jill...
かわいい。。。
prick "girls supposed to be weak", saying that to punk ladies !!
to punk queens I should have said !
Japanese culture
He left that interview a eunuch
He was probably putting it out there to open up the subject and reflecting old entrenched attitudes that were still commonly held for them to challenge them. Expertly handled by the girls I thought. Diplomatic yet forthright and positive.
@@rjjcms1 yeah, didn't get he was being antagonistic. Guy served up a softball cliche for the girls to pounce on and rip up. Not sure if that's what he was thinking, but the tone of voice suggested he was lightly teasing them.
😊
Who is the host?
Katsuya Kobayashi
Rose could find out
80's hair.
😃💖✨💫👍
Despite these girls lacking in dance choreography and moves, they had the foresight of propagating the Anime fashion-Harajuku styles way before others. The Japanese pop culture was totally captured by them!
I doubt they knew anything about Japan before they went there. They just developed their own style totally independent of anything going on in Japan… or anywhere else, for that matter.
Erm, can you stop attaching Our Cultures to Anime '' fashion '' Garbage ?
It is getting super invasive that literally all Cultures I grew up in are now being attached to KITSCH A N I M E and K I T S C H I L L U S T R A T I O N S !
SWITHBLADE.
THEYRE SCOTTISH???
Was this the beginning of Japanese Cosplay.
enough with that Crap
The host looks like he applied the asian skin being a native english speaker in real life lol
my pfp
Love Boomer Styles
"I SPEAK LIKE GEORGE TAKKAI OH MY"
I come fo da rice 😸
In 1985 japanese people didnt have zetto recoginzabru purronunciashan it seemsu!
Bro what
Girls weak? Bruhahaha
hyuna looks like rose
who
oh wow
they´re all styled like my generation and culture lol :/
looks like a benny hill interview ha ha great song though
What a strip club
interviewer has a sexy voice halp
Influential band and fashion progenitors of the Lolita Goth look.
That interviewer has like the most perfect American accent.