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This is absolutely incredible.

Instant hit

Just saw this posted here - this is me recording / engineering The Raincoats at our Spaceward Studios in Cambridge in '79, alongside Mayo Thompson and Geoff Travis. The write-up above is incorrect in mentioning Adam Kidron. You can hear the band saying "hello Mike".

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For those interested, the recording studio in this video is 'Spaceward Studio' in Cambridge. Stiff Little Fingers recorded there, as did the UK Subs, The Users and many others too. The opening shots show the view looking down Clarendon Street, there's a pub called The Clarendon Arms on the left (you can just make out the Greene King logo on an A-board high above the door) & then, in that turning which is actually Victoria Street, was Spaceward Studio, underneath that big house on the corner opposite the pub. The pub's no longer the friendly Irish pub it once was but it is still trading today. Spaceward Studios moved to the village of Stretham, just outside Cambridge, developed into a really high-end audio-visual facility & today do some sort of sonic work for British scientific & aerospace type companies. I was once in a punk band that recorded there.

inspiring... i'm thinking of starting a band called The Mac & Tosh's.

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Awesome, never saw this before.

C A N from Cologne

A document of it’s time. None of the girls talked just the men.

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I hear she has found the lord

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Oh FFS! This is heart-breaking! Could have been the most wonderful video, but ruined by the editing so the end result is like a masterclass in mansplaining.

Saw Johanna Went perform numerous times in DTLA, met her once at KPFK studios during one her "exhibitions"- she was a big deal in the early 80's, a feature of the punk scene at the time. I've never witnessed anything like it since (early Yoko doesn't even come close). Utter anarchy/debauchery, but controlled chaos. She had her props, masks, costumes, lots of bodily fluids at the ready.

very cool post... chuckling a bit about SLF signing to a larger label because that's exactly what they did after the first album.

I do believe that is a classic Hugo doll from the 70s embedded in that mass of gelatin.

Thank you Kurt Cobain for introducing me to this band

it is a shame that EVERY artist doesnt have video of them recording their very first single.

Ótima banda.... gosto muito

The Raincoats are the future

BRILLIANT!! Wonderful journey down the yellow brick memory road.

Thank you for sharing this .

Mayo Thompson was everywhere good music was made

This song is amazing. Want to hear more of them. I wish it could be possible at least...

full show here: ruclips.net/video/7uXSIrWWU5U/видео.html

Man really just took a cab to go catch a train

Damo Suzuki te amo

History in the making

I've got one of their singles, the cover is blue with childlike drawings on it..must dig out my old punk singles, also got some slits stuff...oh and the "angelic upstarts" in green vinyl (or it could be the "ruts")..john cooper clarke in clear vinyl..lots of suzie sue 😀

Grande CAN

I once had the pleasure of sheltering from the rain alongside The Raincoats. Ah, we were all so much younger then.

....the girl on drums.....grew up to be Kitty Daisy, and Lewis' mum.....who'd have thought....

Excellence.

suddenly this clip is one of the most important things to me

Thanks for extracting this hidden gem from that TV show!

This is so cool

Samba in meu ovo

Priti pisi r sotto kaku...sobai er performance vison valo......

Whoa! This version doesn’t have the horrible tape gap in it! I have the original cassettte and it has a really nasty skip/jump leading into one of the choruses. It’s enough to really mar what is already a beautifully ramshackle song. In the early 90’s I was crate digging at Pier Platter Records in Hoboken and talking to the manager, and a guy interjected who was a hired studio musician (violin?) for wingtip sloat...

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He got in the car and drove. The grandfather clock on the dashboard wasn’t below six. It was well attached in its normal container. He reached the clock with his eyes, then in hindsight, reached a hand below the car. It wasn’t time to switch lanes, instead he looked over his shoulder, away from the clock, and pulled into the driveway of the bar. The spots were so crowded that he turned the car around, went back home, and got to work making the shortbread cookies he was planning on. Towards the beginning of the oven’s warming up, as the cookies still sat on the counter in a jello like consistency, he put the canopy in auto pilot and broke off a quarter out of the change purse. He threw that ball with the rest of the quarters out the window, and down the street. He was glad he couldn’t see to the bottom of the tray of cookies. Enjoying the sound of the once again light spray of rain out the window, he stood there, but disappointed he thought, as he pulled a five dollar bill he didn’t know he had out of his pocket, that he wasn’t able to mix the oil in with the batter. He tried a sample whether or not this was foolish, and they tasted buttery. Like his memory of short bread reminded him. The plane out the window flew over the top of the house and he remembered to put the thyme in the mixture. Just on top.

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See my pre-mix of this piece here: ruclips.net/video/4K3YglIBy1k/видео.html

See my remix of this piece here: ruclips.net/video/C7RWwXwVMAU/видео.html

These stuck up yuppies come in to our city because they want to be cool. This is what is destroying Philly. The neighborhoods may be getting fixed up, but this gentrification is destroying the lives of people who have lived in this city for generations. The property values are forcing people out. If we the working class and low income moved into their hometowns, they would all start complaining, but the want to come here and do what ever they want. They party all hours of the day and night, take up parking, and act as if the community is theirs.

Yeah, in an Indian city just bring the drums, and the traffic will play horns for you!

Cool! Never seen these kind of drums. Great to see that the srummers enjoy. The traffic noise in the background makes you realise it is India all the way :)

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