siouxsie - documentaire sur la période 1976-1984
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- Опубликовано: 19 июл 2012
- siouxsie and the banshees - documentaire sur la période 1976-1984
publié en 1998
avec des interviews de siouxsie, budgie, steve severin, john mckay, kenny morris, john macgeoch, john lydon, marco pironi, viv albertine, adam ant 
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John McKay is one of the most original guitarists of all time. It is fantastic to hear him along with drummer Kenny Morris. Siouxsie and the Banshees Mk1 were such an unique band
I met Susan in 76..Life changing..Great girl.We got on real well..
This is a great documentary of a frantically, fantastic, creative time in music history. Love The Banshees and PIL.
John McGeoch R.I.P...
Huge fan of his playing, so many iconic parts esp. with Magazine and Siouxsie... also Robin Simon during his Ultravox days
Fascinant, Siouxsie était incroyable.
Great times, great music. We will always be grateful.
Merci Bien! Σε ευχαριστούμε πολύ!!!!
magnifique!
I've always wanted to hear John McKay talk about the Banshees.
Atrax Morgue Has John Mckay died? Didn't know about that and probably he too as he's currently alive.
No, McKay is still alive. The previous commenter doesn't have a clue what's he's talking about. He must of confused later Banshees guitarist John McGeoch with McKay.
you are very confused. John McGeoch is dead. Not John McKay. And John McKay was simply brilliant in the banshees. @Atrax Morgue
Found this video for that very reason.
I wish i was there for the first Banshees gig! 👩🎤👨🎤👨🎤👨🎤
génial de voir ce reportage bien détaillé comme il faut!!
un bon doc !
So much good music made in the 1980s that was barely heard while the junk was played non stop
Siouxsie forever!
Rip John. Everybody hates change yet is unprepared for the fallout of embracing it.
remarquable !
Avis aux potes français : si vous écoutez le documentaire, le nom de Siouxie est dit environ 10 000 fois, et vous vous rendrez compte qu'il se prononce "Sou-zie", et non "Si-ou-xie".
Souxsie is a Godess forever in my heart
A nice French documentary very good
I've heard of the Banshees not through the British papers but with a French magazine that i started buying late 77 - Rock & Folk. Yeah, that ''cannard soixante-huitard'' had a special way of not only promoting the band but also of worshipping them. Needless to say i went after The Scream right away, as soon as they mentioned it on their excellent written reviews (French being my first foreign language on my syllabuses). One of the groups...one of the magic ones.
I've just been going through a 'Siouxsie Binge', album after album. I think Scream is one of the best.
Actually this documentary covers all the way up to 1995. If you count the end credits, it covers up to 1998. Speaking of the end credits, it's interesting to note that "So Dizzy" aka "Dizzy" was going to be released as part of the promotion for the 20th anniversary of "Hong Kong Garden". The song for whatever reason didn't end up getting released until 2002.
35:45 John McGeoch
French new wave music was also very good.
It's magic!
"We've arrived, just like David Cassidy!"
Love siouxie godess
Dear Prudence.. still a great song
The Beatles wrote it
@@zenbudhism so? The Banshees, especially Siouxsie & Severin are massive fans of the Beatles, especially Revolver & what everyone refers to as The White Album, which is actually called 'The Beatles'. Robert Smith actually persuaded Siouxsie & Co to record Dear Prudence though. Love it that Marco Perroni is given a bit of time to speak. One of the best guitarists of the Punk/New Wave era. Totally underrated & no big ego.
Glasgow Barrowlands was amasing. :)
What a brilliant docu. Some fantastic stories there. Obviously filmed before Gary Glitters antics.
49:15 je t'aime!!
C'est curieux que pas une seule fois le terme de post-punk n'ait été évoqué, car désormais il est facile de voir la rupture entre l'univers musical des Sex P et l'arrivée de tous ces autres groupes.
Le documentaire date des années 90 et je pense que le terme "post-punk" était peu utilisé à l'époque (en France en tout cas). Dans mon souvenir, le terme revient en force (et supplante presque totalement d'autres termes comme "new wave") au début des années 2000 avec l'arrivée de Franz Ferdinand, LCD Soundsystem, Radio 4 etc...
Parce que lorsqu’on écoutait tous ces groupes c’était du punk. C’est bien plus tard que des gens ont commencé à faire des classifications à la con! Les talking heads Ramones dead boys buzzcocks television X-ray spec Slits qui étaient très différents musicalement étaient punks. Seule comptait l’attitude : provoquer emmerder d’étonner choquer !
Boo Woo Woo, :))))
Please add subtitles in english or spanish
Raturo Moreno - Yes! Please do! The French both in France and in French Canadia, particularly on BBC Canada, were always more sensitive to the artists interests they interviewed, poignantly inquisitive, and hence yielding more candid, substantive, and informative feedback from the artists by their approach to documentary and the documentary form.
Perhaps, but...the original of this French version is actually an English production...
Voici l'original, en Anglais: ruclips.net/video/2FIrWHpgGxw/видео.html
@@--oi0io-- merci
This is originally an English programme called Rock Family Trees. Made by the BBC covering many important bands.
I 100% understand what she means about looking for guitarists.
;-) / :-(
16:45 Johnny Rotten seems oblivious to the irony of his making fun of "fake hairdos", speaking those words from beneath gelled and bleached hair.
True. I couldn't agree more. John Lydon does patronise a lot and often thinks that only he is authentic and most others are in it for the sideshow entertainment. Just because he grew up in tough surroundings and faced a lot of prejudice probably gives him the license to get away with these statements. The media also worships him as if only he is entitled to say things that are of any worth. Anyway, just take him for what he is and don't take everything he says at face value. He is a human after all.:-)
Lydon isn't daft. He knows how to play his part. Whatever he says, he's certainly one of the most important musicians of the last 45+ years
What's Adam and the Ants doing in this company?
Er, Marco Perroni was the first guitarist to play with the fledgling Banshees. Adam Ant was making Punk records before the Banshees. Wasn't always a pop star as such. Was an important part of the Punk scene
now look what you've gone and done! Ant-music in my head! Aarrrgh!
Parfois traduit avec les genoux...
viv albertine's so hot
Siouxsie seems like a terrifying personality, a real dominatrix. I imagine a man has to be quite passive to work with her.
She's been overrated.
48:50.... MDR.
il faut vraiment être débile pour ne pas apprécier ce documentaire...
+lsd322 : c'est vrai. :-)
Fuuuuck, should have learned French in school😉
Cette voix off française...quelle horreur !
vers 40:48: pas "le Scandinavia"... aucune salle de concert ne porte ce nom mais "la Scandinavie", et Adam imite l'accent scandinave dans la foulée. Sans oublier "Bowowo" et "les Bannechizes" un peu avant. Du grand art, et par un connaisseur visiblement. Il a été payé pour ce travail de cochon ?
this documentary is absolutly dismal; all those guys is a band of looose people
Siouxsie Sioux, Please ! forget this asap ( except 1 or 2 )
Obviously you know little of the significance of those who appeared? The documentary series is called 'Rock Family Trees', tracing the history of various bands and those who have been connected to them. Not one of those appearing is superfluous.
lol si eux c'est des punks, alors je suis le pape!
Bah ce sont pas des punks hein
What a ridiculous comment. Clueless.
amen
That is not a "real" female! M to F.