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CBGB Remembrance - 1973-2006 CBGB Remembrance - 1973-2006 "...my favourite memory was the first time i saw Television play, and i saw Tom Verlaine who i thought was,ahhh..., just about the most beautiful fella i'd ever seen and,ahhh..., it was a sunday as well,it was easter sunday 1974, and i ahhh..., i saw Tom Verlaine,and we've been friends ever since." - Patti Smith comments on Tom Verlaine http://spiritualbolshevik.cocolog-nifty.com/blog/2007/04/cbgb_remembranc.html http://www.cbgb.com/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CBGB http://www.bigozine2.com/archive/ARrarities06/ARpscbgb.html Tags: cbgb richard hell patti smith lenny kaye john cale televison tom verlaine blondie debbie harry talking heads ramones

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Gorilla Biscuits - Final CBGB Show - 9/3/06 Revelation Records 1. "New Direction" 2. "Stand Still" 3. "Better Than You" 4. "Time Flies" 5. "Big Mouth" 6. "First Failure" 7. "Sitting Around at Home" 8. "Two Sides" 9. "Things We Say" 10. "Breaking Free" 11. "Slut" 12. "Competition" 13. "Forgotten" 14. "Hold Your Ground" 15. "Do It Yourself" 16. "Good Intentions" 17. Degradation" 18. "No Reason Why" 19. "Cats and Dogs" 20. "Gorilla Biscuits" 21. "High Hopes" 22. "Finish What You Started" 23. "As One" 24. "Start Today" Like this video? Come see thousands more at the Net's biggest, uncensored, completely d.i.y. punk, hardcore, indie and alternative music video site, BlankTV.com! Tags: New York NYHC straight edge hardcore punk rock indie music video music_video gorilla biscuits final cbgb show BlankTV

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Ramones, live, CBGB Judy is a Punk Tags: Ramones

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Bad Brains - "Big Takeover" - CBGB 1982 . . . Tags: NYHC Punk Bad Brains

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Lunachicks live at CBGB Lunachicks live at CBGB early 2002 Jerk of all Trades Sorry about the crackle on the audio. Tags: Lunachicks CBGB

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Lucero Live @ CBGB -- Tonight Ain't Gonna Be Good Lucero interview and live footage of the song Tonight Ain't Gonna Be Good. Live from CBGB. Tags: lucero cbgb tonight aint gonna be good

User: qbertplaya

Patti Smith "Elegie" at CBGB October 15, 2006 The last song ever played at CBGB -- Patti Smith "Elegie" October 15, 2006 Tags: pattismith cbgb elegie

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Torche Live @ CBGB torche's ridiculously heavy outro live at cbgb's 4/9/06. danny from tarantula ad on guest gong. sorry the camera turns sideways twice. Tags: torche floor headbang the sword cbgb

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ALIENS LIVE CBGB REFLEX MOTOR ALIENS LIVE AT CBGB....BILLED AS BASSLESS AND PRICELESS(A FREE SHOW) BLAKE(GUITAR/VOCALS)WITHOUT BAND PERFORMS WITH DJ HIGH PRIST AND A DRUM MACHINE DEC. 18TH 2005. CBGB HAD LESS THAN A YEAR TO LIVE.......... www.aliensmusic.com Tags: ALIENS REFLEX MOTOR CBGB LIVE MUSIC BAND

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blues explosion cbgb's blues explosion live at cbgb's new york, new york, march or april 2005. Tags: "blues explosion" "judah bauer" "russel simins" "jon spencer" "cbgb's"

User: qbertplaya

Patti Smith "Free Money" CBGB October 15 Patti Smith playing " Free Money" at CBGB's last show on October 15, 2006 Tags: pattismith cbgb freemoney

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New York Dolls Live At CBGB The New York Dolls perform "Personality Crisis" live at CBGB. March 26, 2006. This video was taken with a digital picture camera while I was side stage next to an amplifier (I know the sound quality isn't great). But don't cha think it's nice of me to share? Tags: New York Dolls David Johansen Sami Yaffi Sylvain Steve Conte CBGB punk rock glam glitter

User: TheBlackHoleOfVideo

CBGB Tribute A tribute to New York City's CBGB's and the rockers who played there, some who are living and others that have died. Featuring Blondie, The Ramones, Hilly Kristal and the Plasmatics. Tags: cbgb blondie hilly ramones plasmatics surreal

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CBGB Bathroom CBGB BATHROOM Tags: CBGB BATHROOM

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The Avengers - Live CBGB's New York 2006 Live at the legendary cbgb, august 9 2006. One of the first and finest bands to emerge from San Francisco's punk scene, the Avengers were together for only a little over two years, and they didn't release an album during their lifetime. But their passionate music and uncompromising viewpoints proved to be a major inspiration in a scene that would grow and flourish long after they broke up, and the handful of singles they left behind document a band of uncommon power and force. Just as importantly, lead singer Penelope Houston was one of the pioneering women of American punk, proving there was a place for female artists in the new music. The Avengers came together in early 1977, not long after Penelope Houston arrived in San Francisco from her hometown of Seattle, WA. Houston was a new student at San Francisco Art Institute when she met Danny Furious, a recent SFAI graduate who was still a common sight on the campus. Houston was a fan of musicians like Lou Reed and Patti Smith, and she soon discovered that Furious had similar tastes. Furious, who played the drums, was interested in starting a rock band, and he talked an old friend, Greg Ingraham, into coming to San Francisco from Orange County to play guitar. Houston showed up at the fledgling group's rehearsal space one day before the musicians had arrived; after singing along with a stereo through the band's PA system, as Houston put it, "I was so enamored with the power of amplification that I said, 'I'm gonna be your new singer.'" In June, the Avengers played their first show, opening for the Nuns at San Francisco's pioneering punk venue the Mabuhay Gardens. In August, Jimmy Wisley joined the band as bassist (replacing Jonathan Postal, who went on to form the Readymades), and the Avengers' classic lineup was complete. The band soon became one of the most popular bands on California's budding punk rock scene, though at that time this limited the band to a handful of clubs in San Francisco and Los Angeles. In 1977, L.A.'s premier punk label Dangerhouse Records released a three-song EP from the group, featuring "We Are the One," "Car Crash," and "I Believe in Me." The record received enthusiastic reviews and relatively strong sales, but no larger labels were interested in signing the group. In early 1978, the group scored what seemed like a golden opportunity: opening for the Sex Pistols at San Francisco's Winterland on the final date of the notorious British punk band's first American tour. By all accounts, the Avengers delivered an impressive set (stronger than the Pistols, according to many eyewitnesses), and the group struck up a friendship with Pistols guitarist Steve Jones, who agreed to produce a record for the group. But the Avengers first brush with the larger music business left them somewhat disillusioned; Danny Furious later told a journalist, "It was obvious at Winterland — everyone knew how to behave, everyone knew how to spit, how to dress — everyone knew how to pack the place. But it was just sensationalism, a spectacle." Adding to the sting was the breakup of the Sex Pistols days after the Winterland show, which led much of the music industry to regard punk as a spent force, making it all the more difficult for bands like the Avengers to be heard. In late 1978, Steve Jones did in fact produce a session for the group, which would yield a four-song EP, but 1979 was not destined to be a good year for the Avengers. Tensions had grown between Greg Ingraham and Penelope Houston, and at the end of 1978, Ingraham quit the group. He was soon replaced by Brad Kent, but the band's foundation began to crumble, and in late June, after a pair of sold-out farewell shows, the Avengers called it a day. The Jones-produced EP came out later that summer. After the band's breakup, Houston went on to a career as an acoustic-oriented singer/songwriter, and Jimmy Wisley became a longtime member of Chris Isaak's backing group. Tags: Avengers Punk San Francisco Penelope Houston Groovie Ghoulies

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AGNOSTIC FRONT - THE LAST MATINEE @ CBGB AGNOSTIC FRONT - THE LAST MATINEE @ CBGB The Godfathers of NYHC tear thru 'Victim in Pain' ,'Public Assistance' , 'United Blood' , 'Blind Justice' , 'Last Warning' and 'Your Mistake' at the Last Matinee Ever at CBGB on the Bowery. LONG LIVE CBGB Tags: CBGB NYHC AGNOSTIC FRONT HARDCORE

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Bad Brains CBGB'S 1979 Pay To Cum An old video from the Bad Brains. Just one look at their haircuts (HR!) says it all! Their music was already sounding very raw and extremely hardcore back then, in 1979. Tags: bad brains pay to cum cbgb's hardcore punk rock metal reggae 1979

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Guns N Roses - Crazy - CBGB Guns N Roses - Crazy - CBGB. By Leandro. Tags: Guns NRoses Crazy CBGB

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Patience - CBGB 1987 BEST PERFORMANCE EVER Tags: Guns Roses Gnr Patience 1987 87 Hard Rock Axl Slash Duff Steven Adler Izzy CBGB Acoustic Live

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sheena & the rokkets - Live At CBGB 1993(pt.1) Celebrating CBGB 20th Anniversary Live Show During December 1993. the Songs; Lazy Crazy Blues and Lemontea. Member Of The Band is; Sheena(vcl&tambourine) Makoto Ayukawa(vcl&Guitar) Nobuyuki Watanabe(gtr) Jun Hashimoto(bass) Motonori Higashikawa(drums) Filmed&Edited by Fred B. Slinger Recorded on Dec. 13 1993 Tags: シーナ&ロケッツ シナロケ 鮎川誠 ayukawa makoto CBGB NYC Lemontea Music Live Video

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SON Live At CBGB's ( CHANGES ) One of many great songs written by Randy Fredrix and performed by the hardest rockin band in NYC -- (SON)!! This is our first performance live together at CBGB's back in the days of 1978!! The band "SON"!! Steve "Zeus " Johnstad on vocals, Randy Fredrix on guitar, Bill Laswell on bass, and Rob Gottfried on drums!! Bill is an amazing bass player who has gone on to write / record / and produce all sorts of music from fusion jazz & hip hop to art noise!! Rob is a thunder cloud of bursting rythem!! Randy Fredrix set's up the melodic foundations, and lyrical content that are nothing short of zen genius!! I hope to someday re-unite if only as old friends!! I didn't know these songs very well at this stage, but loved singing & performing them just the same!! Why these songs were never properly recorded is a sorted tale of mystery and sacrifice. We would have made a great record if given the chance. Due to future changes in the line up MAYDAY A&M Records was as close as we got!! Perhaps in another life?? Enjoy!! Final word - ( Randy / Dr.X ) come out, come out, where ever you are!! Z Tags: SON CBGB's COUSINHEAVY Zeus Steve Johnstad Randy Fredrix Bill Laswell Rob Gottfried Charlie Martin NYC

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KoЯn got the life @ cbgb korn fot the life Tags: korn got the life cbgb

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Talking Heads at CBGBs-Psycho Killer Professionally shot B&W video of early Talking Heads live at CBGBs in the mid-1970s Tags: "Talking Heads" "Psycho Killer" Live

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BLONDIE - X OFFENDER (LIVE AT CBGB) Actuando en el CBGB Tags: x-offender blondie debbie harry chris stein clem burke new wave 70s cbgb york ny performance

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The Ramones Pinhead Live at CBGB 1977 The Ramones Pinhead Live at CBGB 1977 Tags: The Ramones Pinhead Live at CBGB 1977

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