Jools Holland looking completely disgruntled with a face like a second hand condom because there's a proper hardcore punk band on his show for a change.This was from series 1,episode 4, Tx 26 November 1982
This was filmed on top of the FSR Studio roof in Birmingham at the time, Calvin from Discharge and myself where there and others including Jools Holland who is seen in the film, a great day watching GBH in action.
@@nomed1 I have been trying to find him for years. It is for nothing overly important, just wanted to get him a nice fan letter. However, he may not do that type of thing anymore and I would respect that. If you think he may consider though, maybe you can pass along a message for me. Again, it's not of any urgent nature.
I got to hang out with the band after a show when they toured with Agnostic Front back in 1986. Now we are all grandpas. But I still love the music and play it constantly.
THIS IS REAL HARDCORE PUNK THESE GUYS ARE LEGENDS I HAVE EVERY RECORD AND VIDEOS THEY HAVE PRODUCED PLUS LOADS OF PRESS CUTTINGS AND PICTURES THEY ARE REALLY NICE GUYS LONG MAY THEY RAIN LONG LIVE PUNK ☠ ☠ ☠ ☠
When I was 12 getting into punk rock for the first time, listening to bands like Rancid, Misfits, Dead Boys, The Clash, and all that. The first time I saw this video and band here on RU-vid, they blew my mind. Punk rock to me wasn't the same. GBH will always be to me, the most undeniably punk rock band of all time.
Oh those were the days......im 58 years old now and i can remember seeing the English dogs at the 100 club in the 1980s.....they were a really good band and also really nice bloke's too
I remember this episode of The Tube really well.... they featured a couple of these 'new wave of British punk' acts on the show and the other one apart from GBH which really grabbed my attention was the mighty Blitz, from Derbyshire, who if I may recall correctly, performed their then single New Age along with a short 'interview' with one of the more gormless 'presenters' (of which they had a fair few) too. I couldn't stop laughing at the dork who seemed totally clueless .... Happy days when you're a 17 year old wanting some respite from all that commercial chart stuff!
Whoever posted this video is my mate for life. In the 80s, my high school went from being a relatively safe '80s new wave' school to a gritty, wannabe Blood/Crips gang infested battle zone. Clay years G.B.H, Secret years Exploited (w. Big John), One Way System, Red Alert and Cockney Rejects were the bands that helped prepare me for trying to survive, find a girlfriend, and graduate with decent grades in an environment that had suddenly gone from finding a highschool sweet heart to finding yourself in the middle of a gang fight. Thank you for this video!!!
hey mate, are a black person or latino, because, blood (blacks) and latino (crips), are not white folks, did ya live in america or britain back in the 80's, and gang fight, was that when ya turned hip hopper?, shame, if ya sold out mate, if ya still in hip hop, better be careful not to get shot from behind, people these days hates all rappers, no matter the skin color, expecially, if ya are black, i know a few blacks, running from the whole hip hop crap, and turning into punk rockers, because they don't want to get killed, and yes they sold their rap crap cds and lps, and got rid of their rap gangsta cloting, and wore punk stuff, now they are alive, but the dumb dumbs that still stayed in rap, are 8 feet under, not alive,, i had a mexican friend that i grew up with back in the 80s tru k-12th grade, man, everybody told him to not get into hip hop, to turn to punk rock or metal or goth, or new waver, but no, well in march of 1989, he got shot coming home from high school, he never graduated with the rest of us, in his school,........marius(punk rules). P.S. i hope you are a white dude.
@@letitiabradin810 No, I never 'sold out'. I remained a skunk (skin / punk) through it all. So I never changed. The point I was trying to make was my school went from being relatively alternative to your typical 80s gang infested school. And me being a bootboy really put a bullseye on my back.
@@vjenkins6815 I'm also a punk/skin, but where I live here in morrisville north Carolina , there is no real punkers or skins here, I'm the only one around, and yes, blacks, indians, Latinos, Arabs, and Americans sure gives me a bad time, they don't know anything about us punks and skins,......marius(punk rules)
@@couchwarrior2449i doubt that if he named all uk bands and has a chelsea pfp. but then again i didn’t know the British knew wtf bloods & crips were in the 80s i mean most of america didn’t even know other then the music from cali on the subject.
@@andrewbarnes9722 Get the jab you vaxxed wannabe. In Germany you have to wear t-shirts because of punk rock rules. You are a loser dude. Sad punk clown...money, money money
First time I've seen this since it was broadcast, only 40 years ago and I've still got the single and I still play iit occasionally, it doesn't sound as ear blastingly hardcore as it did all those decades ago, we now have good bands like AMYL and the SNIFFERS playing in a similar style and they are massive around the world. Funny how time and music changes and not for the worse either.
The funniest thing about this was Paula Yates saying that smashing their equipment was "original" as a (quite fair) bit of a dig at the band, but it wasn't THEIR equipment, It was old broken equipment belonging to the studio! Unoriginal maybe, but not stupid.
GBH....!!! GRANDES!! Uk Subs, !! GRANDER!! DEAD KENNEDYS !! GRANDES!! Ah!! Por cierto sabeis porque de Eric, se puso "Jello Biafra!! The Aditcs, para mi, tambien.... !!BUENISIMOS!! MC5, Stooges, sunque fueron Proto/ punk...!! BUENISIMOS!!! "The Cramps" también!! !Que buenos! Un saludo:
era un mezcla de jell-o, una marca famosa de gominola, del EEUU, y Biafra, un patria de poco duración que se he separado de Nigeria, que he matado miliones de gente allá. La junta ee esos nombres no tiene sentido, más que eso que he explicado. Aún no es con los deak kennedys, pero sus disco con Mojo Nixon, Praire home invasion es marvelloso..si tu no lo conozes
Jay Cavazos, Annie ,punker Charlie and myself.....drove up from Laredo to Austin....05....there was a mild hurricane affecting South Texas and Austin was balmy n' hot.....Bulemics invited us upstairs at old Emos......Colin (GBH)was asking us if Laredo TX would be cool to drive thru .....because that was there path to Corpus Christie ....next night of there tour.....we said don't worry about it.....rain today ....desert tomorrow.
I got City Baby's Revenge when it came out.Went to see them with my cousin at Power Tools in Houston with The Accused opening up. It was one of the most violent pits ever. Bunch of skinheads were there to ruin it for everyone. Some time in 87 I think.
I love that vj's digs at G.B.H at the end of the vid. Something about how she wouldn't open mouth kiss them or something..🤷 Anyway, kinda funny. I've never known any female fans of G.B.H so maybe they feel the same lol.
@@neitikissu Awesome! Thats super cool to hear! Thanx for proving me wrong as that's what I was hoping for. Maybe I'll see u at the next Bellend Bop!🤷😉
