David teaching football, Nigel making stuff in his garage in England, plus the constant changes in drummers ... now I'm convinced that Spinal Tap was based on the first Jeff Beck Group. Their English accents are really convincing, but it's their mastering the essence of Englishness that's so impressive. Derek Smalls travelling around in his dad's Maestro van. Perfect.
Yeah, Derek Smalls going back to Nilford to reevaluate his prospects…so his father takes him out on his “Sani Phone”route to go door to door to clean and sanitize phones. Then Derek realizes that everyone can go to the nearest store to buy paper towels and blue cleaning solution to sanitize their own phones. FUNNY, AND THE FACT THEY ALL DID THIS ON THE FLY, NO WRITTEN SCRIPTS.
Won free tickets to see Spinal Tap from some goofy AM radio station back in the late 70's or early 80's while I was living in Cincinnati. They were on a triple bill with another English band call Scum of the Earth and a touring puppet show. The puppets were awesome.
I'm just so happy for all the lads that everything worked out quite lovely for everyone involved in the making of this wonderful piece... I must say I am so happy for Marty and his practical office and the fact that Lt. Hookstratten wasn't injured by the bullet that missed his head by a matter of an inch and the fact he wasn't hurt by the firebomb that was placed underneath his automobile.
Love those three...all they've done especially as The Folksmen....but Reiner really does a great job acting in these and I really just noticed that.....and wanted to share lol
Hard to tell with these places. One of my childhood homes is like that. I looked it up on Google Street View, and it's hard to tell one from another after forty years.
The one bit thats really missing for me, is Nigel talking about his idea for passports for pets. Genius ahead of his time... But it is on the original spinal tap 2, which is mainly the concert at the Albert Hall with all this cut in between. 😂😂😁👍
I missed them when they played at the Air Force Academy in the 90's, which is only slightly worse than missing the last 2 Rash shows in Denver. ☆ 🇬🇧🇺🇸🎸🇨🇦
Spinal Tap is one of the greatest comedy movies of all time. I'm not one of those who actually thought it was a genuine documentary about a real band. However, as a Brit, I was astounded when I eventually found out that these were American actors. The Brit accents are so authentic, and I've watched a lot of American movies where far more esteemed actors than these guys make a mess of a Brit accent. One of the worst ever is probably Dick Van Dyke in Mary Poppins, although I'm not sure how serious that was meant to be. Kevin Costner in Robin Hood though, wtf is that all about? The best Scottish accents I've heard from an American actor (I'm from Scotland) would be Mike Myers, in So I Married An Axe Murderer and the Shrek movies. And before anyone calls me out, I know Mike is Canadian, but he's still an American, as Canada is part of North America. Just like I'm Scottish, but I'm also British as Scotland is part of Great Britain.
AGREED! Inverse true too as I'm fasinated with Brit and Aussie ability to mimic OUR accents (3rd generation Los Angelino Here) so easily/fluidly. .. also agree SOME of our actors shouldn't even try... WTF was Kevin doin as Robin of Locksley anyway?!? 🤣
I’ve found the street they are standing on at the beginning. Area has undergone redevelopment but happy to say David and Nigel’s houses are still standing. I wonder if The Thamesmen played their first gigs at the pub?
Amazed it's still there. The old pub buildings have character (although some of them were dives during their heyday). A lot of that terraced housing has been flattened too. I've mixed feelings about that since they got replaced by worse in some cases.
If SaniFone would come to where I am, I'd gladly get my mobile phone cleaned by them. Of course, I might have moved by the time they get there. So, like, they'd be where I was and not where I am now. Or am then. Like. If you follow me.
i seriously saw that on Wikipedia once, about his baron title, and thought it was a fake news joke kind of thing. I’m still not sure if his bio is real or fake 😂😂😂
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This film, despite the jokes, does an unironically beautiful portrayal of life long friendship.
Spinal Tap for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame !!!
they would be the best musicians ever inducted into it
@@ignorecorporatenews, after Rush, and Foo Fighters, as soon as they are eligible.
After John Mayhall
No..too many undeserving acts are already in. Better them than Joan Jett, I suppose.
Why do these Halls of Fame even exist? Least rock n roll thing ever.
"Kramer vs. Kramer.... versus Godzilla." How the hell can anyone say this with a straight face. Hat's off to Rob Reiner on his acting.
The meathead is an idiot! Ask archie.
the man is a legend of comedy
@@jesusislukeskywalker4294 spinal tap? Agreed.
"It didn't work as well as I thought it would."
"...juxtaposition"
“Back in the old days, these were like mansions to us. Well, not really.”
More like a hovel really
I love how Fred Willard just casually brings up that, on more than one occasion, an attempt was made on his life.
"The first all-white version of 'Porgy and Bess'...this was a different time, you know."
"It was the nineties, before racism was bad" as D. Brent might say.
The best Cockney accents by American actors EVER!!!!!!!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 I’m a cockney so I should know fucking amazing
"The littl' children of Stone' Enge."
They're not cockneys lol.
@@TC2290-wh5cbThey sound slightly northern to me.
@@jeshkam It's just a generic London/South East accent.
Harry Shearer? Are you joking?
Cotton wool balls dipped in water! That was a treat! ha
@3:49 I didn't know that Kenny Rogers was in this movie! Too funny!
Great song! ruclips.net/video/N0iWxWAEtKM/видео.html
Fred Willard--we did an all-white version of Porgy and Bess! LMAO!
David teaching football, Nigel making stuff in his garage in England, plus the constant changes in drummers ... now I'm convinced that Spinal Tap was based on the first Jeff Beck Group.
Their English accents are really convincing, but it's their mastering the essence of Englishness that's so impressive. Derek Smalls travelling around in his dad's Maestro van. Perfect.
Yeah, Derek Smalls going back to Nilford to reevaluate his prospects…so his father takes him out on his “Sani Phone”route to go door to door to clean and sanitize phones. Then Derek realizes that everyone can go to the nearest store to buy paper towels and blue cleaning solution to sanitize their own phones. FUNNY, AND THE FACT THEY ALL DID THIS ON THE FLY, NO WRITTEN SCRIPTS.
Definitely so 👍
Won free tickets to see Spinal Tap from some goofy AM radio station back in the late 70's or early 80's while I was living in Cincinnati.
They were on a triple bill with another English band call Scum of the Earth and a touring puppet show.
The puppets were awesome.
Who had the bigger dressing room?
What happened to the puppets? They sound awesome!
Did they perform "Jazz Odyssey" ?
Trè
Was that radio station WPIG?
"I get a discount in case I ever want anything inflated." 😂
an all-white version of Porgy and Bess..probably ill-advised 😂
Boy I'm glad I finally found this, I've wondered everyday for the last 20 yrs about what became of Spinal Tap!
Every day? ......
When you watch something and suddenly see your local streets. Car shot is filmed in tilehurst in Reading. Love this even more now!!
Heck with a Spinal Tap sequel, I want to see Kramer vs Kramer vs Godzilla vs Predator.
Sanifone would be doing a booming business today!
Landon Lewsaw Ahead of it’s time!!
It's how the album title, "Sniff the Glove" was inspired.
I'm just so happy for all the lads that everything worked out quite lovely for everyone involved in the making of this wonderful piece... I must say I am so happy for Marty and his practical office and the fact that Lt. Hookstratten wasn't injured by the bullet that missed his head by a matter of an inch and the fact he wasn't hurt by the firebomb that was placed underneath his automobile.
Love those three...all they've done especially as The Folksmen....but Reiner really does a great job acting in these and I really just noticed that.....and wanted to share lol
I thought for sure at the beginning he was going to say "Hold on, we lived on a different street. This isn't our house!"
Missed opportunity
The scene should have ended that way.
Hard to tell with these places. One of my childhood homes is like that. I looked it up on Google Street View, and it's hard to tell one from another after forty years.
That is the directors' cut. That was in the DVD bonus materials.
I wonder if they got the idea of a phone sanitizer from Douglas Adams! Anyone read The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy?
Water, bathroom, phone. He’s got it all.
Fred Willard, man!
5:34 best part especially for guitarists hahaha!
Michael McKean played Lenny on the Laverne and Shirley show in the 80's. He was part of the duo that went by the names "Lenny & Squiggy"
And Nigel Tufnel was part of Lenny and the Squigtones.
Love the amp-capo! 😄
The one bit thats really missing for me, is Nigel talking about his idea for passports for pets. Genius ahead of his time... But it is on the original spinal tap 2, which is mainly the concert at the Albert Hall with all this cut in between. 😂😂😁👍
Nilford 😂😂How funny was that, they even had a name plate stuck in the ground. Comedy Gold at it’s finest
Michael McKean was brilliant in better call Saul. I didn't realise it was David St Hubbins at first.
That realisation was quite fantastic to me! I couldn't believe it at first. He is a great actor.
These guys are great!
Kramer vs Kramer... vs Godzilla Rotfl! At the end the monster gets the kid, lol.
@Cheetah Thunders - ROTFLMAO!!🤣🦖😁👍
I missed them when they played at the Air Force Academy in the 90's, which is only slightly worse than missing the last 2 Rash shows in Denver. ☆ 🇬🇧🇺🇸🎸🇨🇦
u mean rush?
Rash was a helluva great group. They used to do a killer version of "Poison Ivy".
@@ralfsegle3119 No, Rash. they were much better than Rush. Rush was a Rash Tribute Band. And don't forget Rysh. Rash was a Rysh T B .
Rust? A Rush tribute band only touring the Detroit area?
I have all spinal taps recordings , and 5000 shares in Saniphone .
And I live with my mother.
Good lad!
That's a full house, er ........ in anyone's terms.
Spinal Tap is one of the greatest comedy movies of all time. I'm not one of those who actually thought it was a genuine documentary about a real band. However, as a Brit, I was astounded when I eventually found out that these were American actors. The Brit accents are so authentic, and I've watched a lot of American movies where far more esteemed actors than these guys make a mess of a Brit accent.
One of the worst ever is probably Dick Van Dyke in Mary Poppins, although I'm not sure how serious that was meant to be. Kevin Costner in Robin Hood though, wtf is that all about? The best Scottish accents I've heard from an American actor (I'm from Scotland) would be Mike Myers, in So I Married An Axe Murderer and the Shrek movies. And before anyone calls me out, I know Mike is Canadian, but he's still an American, as Canada is part of North America. Just like I'm Scottish, but I'm also British as Scotland is part of Great Britain.
Actually Mike Meyers is from Liverpool
@@fosizas Actually his parents were , Mike was born in Canada and as a young man went back to England to do comedy. Wikipedia.
christopher guest is half british (in fact,he can sit in the house of lords)
AGREED! Inverse true too as I'm fasinated with Brit and Aussie ability to mimic OUR accents (3rd generation Los Angelino Here) so easily/fluidly. .. also agree SOME of our actors shouldn't even try... WTF was Kevin doin as Robin of Locksley anyway?!? 🤣
@@1badjesus 😄😄
The amplifier capo !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I forgot Kenny Rogers was in this. RIP.
Fred Willard classic. "I turned to religion, took it on the chin for a long time" LMAOOOO
I’ve found the street they are standing on at the beginning. Area has undergone redevelopment but happy to say David and Nigel’s houses are still standing. I wonder if The Thamesmen played their first gigs at the pub?
That capo is amazingly accurate.
"Bess, you are my Woman.....It's Not Necessarily So" genius
The amp kapo is still one of my favorites.
These guys are amazing. I'm a Geordie and for a long time I thought they were English!
The Tap are improvising geniuses
4:34 ...woah
Ah I saw a clip of this and have been looking for the full thing for ages! Cheers!
the amp capo is so ingenious
Who would have thought? 😂 And I've been putting that cumbersome, difficult to use capo on the neck of my guitar all these years.
That's one of the weakest jokes in the movie, imo.
You need just the right amount of compression on the speaker cone, otherwise it just won’t work. 😂
@@holdingtonfarley4444 Piss off, Wanker
@@mehermusic2154 I'm sorry that I need a bit more sophisticated humour than you do, but I guess you can laugh at much broader things than me.
Sanitising telephones! Lmao
Mysterywhiteboy78 Lol Douglas Adams!
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@@gasparchilingarov4018 Non sequitur
Because _of course_ you'd get Fred Willard.
I have been deeply in love with Nigel for years, like thousands upon thousands of other women. So hot and so wise!
What are you doing? Nothing, Ok let's go do it together . LOL !!!
“I’m joking of course.” 😊
Fred Willard RIP
Tough times! "Rich people had actual food!"
Amplifier capo joke is a lot of work for something only guitarists will get
Just so cute to see them finding....@~
That's Coldharbour where they're being filmed. On the Isle of Dogs, London. The old East End! The Gun Pub is still there. Just a bit more trendy now.
Amazed it's still there. The old pub buildings have character (although some of them were dives during their heyday). A lot of that terraced housing has been flattened too. I've mixed feelings about that since they got replaced by worse in some cases.
Ahhhh, that was the first place I thought of, a pilgrimage is required. Good spot.
The amp capo got me
This is brilliant
I’m feeling kind of lonely. Maybe I should get my telephone sanitized.
Is that Kenny Rodgers giving golf lessons?
Was that Kenny Rogers helping David learn how to play golf? lol???
Kenny Rogers before his awful face lift.
You need to ask??
@@halcyon289 I'm always baffled at that. Don't people admit they had work done and by whom?
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 I know .....talk about an elephant in the room :)
The ending really is the best part of the clip
Not sure if they are merely musicians or actual genius! Ima gonna go with genius!! 😂😂👍
Haha love the soldier guy excellent
@6:17 I was terrified that there was gonna be a head on collision..
K Rog giving golf lessons!
Kenny Rogers must be a fan like so many other musicians
A B-flat C.
Rip Fred
8:39 Just about killed me.
45 & 47 Coldharbour, E14 9NS.
The SaniFone company was tragically doomed by the rise in popularity of the personal cellular telephone. A sad ending.
MY GOD thats funny.
Meanwhile, the soaring rate of ear infections from unsanitised personal cellular telephone continues unabated.
Ironic since they're dirtier. You can get porn stuck on them.
If SaniFone would come to where I am, I'd gladly get my mobile phone cleaned by them. Of course, I might have moved by the time they get there. So, like, they'd be where I was and not where I am now. Or am then. Like. If you follow me.
SaniCell? Never heard of them?
“Which parent is going to get the child with Godzilla LOOMING over...maybe Godzilla’s going to get the child. 😂😂
These quarters are a "takeoff" on the homes of The Beatles in Liverpool in "Help."
Stipend's rock
Actual food 🤣
In 3:25 David gives himself away saying 'soccer' instead of 'football.'
Enrique Ceretti Wrong. He’s teaching the game in California, where it’s called “soccer.” Duh.
The word soccer originated in Britain
Friend of mine is a world class touring musician cannot reveal his name and he says everything is True in the movie Plus…
"Kramer vs Kramer....vs Godzilla " :)
Kramer vs Kramer vs Godzilla!
Is the DVD mastered in Dobly ?
(4:49) best part
RIP Fred
"For dinner, mum would [give us] cotton balls..." - Nigel
"But prepared really well." - David
That's wit!
Kramer Vs Kramer Vs Godzilla!
An absolutely perfect example of Americans playing Brits. Spot on.
Christopher Guest is a British Lord.
i seriously saw that on Wikipedia once, about his baron title, and thought it was a fake news joke kind of thing. I’m still not sure if his bio is real or fake 😂😂😂
they all crack me the f up but HARRY cracks me f UP !
Kramer vs Kramer vs Godzilla lol
vs Alien vs Predator vs Rose vs Rose vs Arsenal.
I wonder what gold is on those post it notes.
I gotta get an amp capo
Rob Reiner is like a cross between Jimmy Kimmel and Seth Rogan
Everyone in SoCal has an inventing shed
I'm thinking 80% of the opening scene was lifted from a Status Quo documentary.
No.....it was clearly David St hubbins and nigel Tufnell.
Playing loud music does effect your eyes
I'm on a stipend too
No, rich people had actual food.😊 Moist cotton wool balls.
Still can't believe that Nigel David aren't actually from Clapton.
Kramer vs Kramer vs Godzilla..... didn’t work as well as I thought it would.
4:35😉
After a summer of sanitizing 😂
Kramer vs Kramer vs Godzilla LOL
I would like to see that. It has to be better than Kramer vs. Kramer.
I guess they nixed the plans for the musical about Jack the Ripper.
Saucy Jack. Our loss.
It was too saucy
Lou Ferrigno stole a lot of the ideas for his "Silence of the Lambs" musical.