Track List
1. Faults And All (Extended Mix)
2. Faults And All (7" Version)
3. Taking The Day Off
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Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Hepcat – Bizarre Festival
(August 22 1999)
Track List
1. Beautiful
2. Nigel
3. I can't wait
4. Litle sign
5. Take that
6. Dance with me
7. Day dreamin'
8. Ska train
9. Come out
10. Region
11. Monkey ska
12. Live on
13. Mabaline
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(August 22 1999)
Track List
1. Beautiful
2. Nigel
3. I can't wait
4. Litle sign
5. Take that
6. Dance with me
7. Day dreamin'
8. Ska train
9. Come out
10. Region
11. Monkey ska
12. Live on
13. Mabaline
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Madness Perform Tomorrow's Just Another Day
Description
Elvis Costello joins Madness on stage to perform Tomorrow's Just Another at Day Brighton, Conference Centre, England (5th of March 1983)
3min 24
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Elvis Costello joins Madness on stage to perform Tomorrow's Just Another at Day Brighton, Conference Centre, England (5th of March 1983)
3min 24
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Madness perform One Step Beyond (2005)
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Madness perform on Taratata for French Television.
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Madness perform on Taratata for French Television.
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Madness on 'Hootenanny' (31/12/2007)
Description
Madness perform their latest single on Hootenanny as well as House of Fun, Little Joke, Baggy Trousers and Our House. Both Kylie Minogue and Paul McCartney dance along!
15min Good Quality
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Madness perform their latest single on Hootenanny as well as House of Fun, Little Joke, Baggy Trousers and Our House. Both Kylie Minogue and Paul McCartney dance along!
15min Good Quality
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The Kinks influence on Madness...
Description
From The Kinks to Madness!From the Village Green Preservation Society to The Small channel and Fall! The class of the pop British! For a long time, one associates The Kinks and Madness, in their approach of the texts, of the subjects tackled in the songs, their way of speaking about people, of telling stories, their description of certain characters, speaking about great subjects without seeming to touch there, by the means of ordinary people. In addition, apart from their very English side, one can find bcp other common points between these 2 groups: the 2 come from the north of London and give the characters and with their district a great importance... Regardez the clip of Dead End Street and that of It must Be coils! January 8, 2008, in the docu of Paul Morley "Pop what is it good for?" diffused on the BBC 4, Suggs, singer of Madness, evoked the importance which Kinks had on Madness and more particularly it speaks about Lola, one of great successes of Kinks. Since 79 Madness takes again Lola, into 2005 their recovery is finally lying on the album the Dangermen sessions. This song of Kinks evokes the transsexuality, precisely the meeting of the narrator and a transsexual in a club with Soho. (to be noted that the face B, Berkeley Mews, are superb also!)
1. Suggs talks about the song 'Lola' on Paul Morley's "Pop what is it good for?"show on BBC four
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2. Madness on 'Top of the Pops' performing Lola (BBC 31/07/2005)
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3. 'Time out London' magazine story... Suggs talks about The Kinks' frontman Ray Davies (2007 pdf)
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Description
From The Kinks to Madness!From the Village Green Preservation Society to The Small channel and Fall! The class of the pop British! For a long time, one associates The Kinks and Madness, in their approach of the texts, of the subjects tackled in the songs, their way of speaking about people, of telling stories, their description of certain characters, speaking about great subjects without seeming to touch there, by the means of ordinary people. In addition, apart from their very English side, one can find bcp other common points between these 2 groups: the 2 come from the north of London and give the characters and with their district a great importance... Regardez the clip of Dead End Street and that of It must Be coils! January 8, 2008, in the docu of Paul Morley "Pop what is it good for?" diffused on the BBC 4, Suggs, singer of Madness, evoked the importance which Kinks had on Madness and more particularly it speaks about Lola, one of great successes of Kinks. Since 79 Madness takes again Lola, into 2005 their recovery is finally lying on the album the Dangermen sessions. This song of Kinks evokes the transsexuality, precisely the meeting of the narrator and a transsexual in a club with Soho. (to be noted that the face B, Berkeley Mews, are superb also!)
1. Suggs talks about the song 'Lola' on Paul Morley's "Pop what is it good for?"show on BBC four
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2. Madness on 'Top of the Pops' performing Lola (BBC 31/07/2005)
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3. 'Time out London' magazine story... Suggs talks about The Kinks' frontman Ray Davies (2007 pdf)
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Madness performing Our House (1982)
Description
Madness performing on 'Top of the Pops' in December 1982
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Madness performing on 'Top of the Pops' in December 1982
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Monday, April 14, 2008
The Beat - Too Nice To Talk To
Description
Live performance of The Beat in the United States (28th of May, 1983)
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Live performance of The Beat in the United States (28th of May, 1983)
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Dammers Speaks About Ghost Town
Description
Ghost Town echoes a very bleak portrayal of England in the early 80’s (the Thatcher years!) Here is a little insight into the song which turned out to be the last record produced by the Specials (the original line up). 25 years later, Jerry Dammers talks about the song, the techniques, the agreements and subject...
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Description
Ghost Town echoes a very bleak portrayal of England in the early 80’s (the Thatcher years!) Here is a little insight into the song which turned out to be the last record produced by the Specials (the original line up). 25 years later, Jerry Dammers talks about the song, the techniques, the agreements and subject...
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Tuesday, April 8, 2008
Prince Buster Live (2003)
Description
Live concert on the 7th of February of 2003 in Bayside Jenny, Osaka, Japan. The pioneer of ska Prince Buster with the Japanese band ska the Determinations play "One Step Beyond" subject very known by cover made by Madness, to which they turned a classic into their own and identified them throughout the decade of the 80s. The idolising of them towards the Prince Buster was so that the name of the band 'Madness' was taken from the collection of Buster, and its first great success "The Prince" is obvious to that was a tribute no?
Video: Xvid; Res. 352x240
Audio: 128kbit
Duration: 01:21:34
Filesize: 575MB
Songs
Introduction
Al Capone
Orange Street
They Got to Come
Burke's Law
Dance Cleopatra
Hard Man Fe Dead
Blackhead Chinaman
Big Five
30 Pieces of Silver
One Step Beyond
Rough Rider
Madness
Prince of Peace
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Sample
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Description
Live concert on the 7th of February of 2003 in Bayside Jenny, Osaka, Japan. The pioneer of ska Prince Buster with the Japanese band ska the Determinations play "One Step Beyond" subject very known by cover made by Madness, to which they turned a classic into their own and identified them throughout the decade of the 80s. The idolising of them towards the Prince Buster was so that the name of the band 'Madness' was taken from the collection of Buster, and its first great success "The Prince" is obvious to that was a tribute no?
Video: Xvid; Res. 352x240
Audio: 128kbit
Duration: 01:21:34
Filesize: 575MB
Songs
Introduction
Al Capone
Orange Street
They Got to Come
Burke's Law
Dance Cleopatra
Hard Man Fe Dead
Blackhead Chinaman
Big Five
30 Pieces of Silver
One Step Beyond
Rough Rider
Madness
Prince of Peace
Screenshots
Sample
http://rapidshare.com/files/82720973/PRINC3_BUST3R_-_sample.AVI
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Desmond Dekker - Israellites Live in London
Description
Recorded live in London, this scintillating concert from reggae legend Desmond Dekker features an awesome array of his greatest hits. Dekker is something of a father-figure to the reggae movement, having opened the floodgates to Jamaican rhythms with his breakthrough hit "The Israelites," he is largely credited (alongside Bob Marley) with turning the UK onto the sublime rhythms of the island.
Running Time 129 Minutes
Language: English
Aspect Ratio: 4:3
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Description
Recorded live in London, this scintillating concert from reggae legend Desmond Dekker features an awesome array of his greatest hits. Dekker is something of a father-figure to the reggae movement, having opened the floodgates to Jamaican rhythms with his breakthrough hit "The Israelites," he is largely credited (alongside Bob Marley) with turning the UK onto the sublime rhythms of the island.
Running Time 129 Minutes
Language: English
Aspect Ratio: 4:3
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Desmond Dekker - Live in Mexico (9th of May 2005)
Description
Desmond Dekker (July 16, 1941 — May 25, 2006) was a Jamaican ska and reggae singer and songwriter. Together with his backing group, The Aces (consisting of Wilson James and Easton Barrington Howard), he had one of the first international Jamaican hits with "Israelites". Other hits include "007 (Shanty Town)" (1967) and "It Miek" (1969). Before the ascent of Bob Marley, Dekker was one of the most popular musicians within Jamaica, and one of the best-known musicians outside it.
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Desmond Dekker (July 16, 1941 — May 25, 2006) was a Jamaican ska and reggae singer and songwriter. Together with his backing group, The Aces (consisting of Wilson James and Easton Barrington Howard), he had one of the first international Jamaican hits with "Israelites". Other hits include "007 (Shanty Town)" (1967) and "It Miek" (1969). Before the ascent of Bob Marley, Dekker was one of the most popular musicians within Jamaica, and one of the best-known musicians outside it.
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Toots and the Maytals - Live in Paris (1995)
Description
Toots and the Maytals, originally called simply The Maytals, are one of the best known ska and reggae vocal groups. Their sound is a unique, original combination of gospel, ska, soul, reggae and rock.
Toots and the Maytals' compositions would be given a second airing in 1978-80 during the reggae-punk and ska revival period in the UK, when The Specials included "Monkey Man" on their 1979 debut album and The Clash produced their version of "Pressure Drop". They were also included in the Bob Marley and the Wailers song, *Punky Reggae Party". "The Wailers will be there, The Damned, The Jam, The Clash, The Maytals will be there, Dr. Feelgood too".
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Toots and the Maytals, originally called simply The Maytals, are one of the best known ska and reggae vocal groups. Their sound is a unique, original combination of gospel, ska, soul, reggae and rock.
Toots and the Maytals' compositions would be given a second airing in 1978-80 during the reggae-punk and ska revival period in the UK, when The Specials included "Monkey Man" on their 1979 debut album and The Clash produced their version of "Pressure Drop". They were also included in the Bob Marley and the Wailers song, *Punky Reggae Party". "The Wailers will be there, The Damned, The Jam, The Clash, The Maytals will be there, Dr. Feelgood too".
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Laurel Aitken & Friends - Live At Club Ska
Description
The first ever DVD to feature one of the all time greats of Ska music – The Godfather Of Ska – Laurel Aitken. Laurel Aitken was Jamaica's first real recording star. He was a pioneer in many other respects as well: he was one of the first artists ever to release a ska record, the first to work at promoting his music in the U.K., and one of the first to record for the seminal Island label. Aitken recorded numerous hits for a variety of labels over the years, enjoying his heyday during the '60s. His continued presence in the U.K. made him an elder statesman to the Two Tone ska revival movement of the punk era, and he continues to tour even into the new millennium. “Laurel Aitken & Friends – Live At Club Ska” is the definitive, two-disc, Laurel Aitken release, containing two full shows featuring a wealth of names from the Ska scene. When Laurel fell ill in 2004, the cream of the Ska scene performed a benefit show in his honour, with the likes of Prince Buster, Duke Vin, Steve Harris, Gaz Mayall and Dennis Alcapone covering songs made famous by Laurel along with some classic Ska standards. Most of the participants also agreed to be interviewed, and some of that footage is included also. Fortunately, Laurel recovered and was able to perform a show of his own in January 2005. Joined by fellow Ska legend Rico and watched by an invited audience of Ska luminaries, Laurel was back on classic form, performing many of hits best loved songs including “Sally Brown”, “Skinhead” and “Swing Easy”. Laurel and Rico, along with many others, were also interviewed at the gig, and that footage is included along with a photo gallery of the day. With nearly four hours of footage across two discs, “Laurel Aitken & Friends – Live At Club Ska” is a must have for Laurel’s many fans and followers around the world.
Songs
Geno Blue
Skaravan
Bartender
Boogie In My Bones
Bad Minded Woman
Mad About You
Zion City Wall
Swing Easy
Eastern Standard Time
och Ness Monster
Must Be Crazy
Sally Brown
Skinhead
Mad About You
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Description
The first ever DVD to feature one of the all time greats of Ska music – The Godfather Of Ska – Laurel Aitken. Laurel Aitken was Jamaica's first real recording star. He was a pioneer in many other respects as well: he was one of the first artists ever to release a ska record, the first to work at promoting his music in the U.K., and one of the first to record for the seminal Island label. Aitken recorded numerous hits for a variety of labels over the years, enjoying his heyday during the '60s. His continued presence in the U.K. made him an elder statesman to the Two Tone ska revival movement of the punk era, and he continues to tour even into the new millennium. “Laurel Aitken & Friends – Live At Club Ska” is the definitive, two-disc, Laurel Aitken release, containing two full shows featuring a wealth of names from the Ska scene. When Laurel fell ill in 2004, the cream of the Ska scene performed a benefit show in his honour, with the likes of Prince Buster, Duke Vin, Steve Harris, Gaz Mayall and Dennis Alcapone covering songs made famous by Laurel along with some classic Ska standards. Most of the participants also agreed to be interviewed, and some of that footage is included also. Fortunately, Laurel recovered and was able to perform a show of his own in January 2005. Joined by fellow Ska legend Rico and watched by an invited audience of Ska luminaries, Laurel was back on classic form, performing many of hits best loved songs including “Sally Brown”, “Skinhead” and “Swing Easy”. Laurel and Rico, along with many others, were also interviewed at the gig, and that footage is included along with a photo gallery of the day. With nearly four hours of footage across two discs, “Laurel Aitken & Friends – Live At Club Ska” is a must have for Laurel’s many fans and followers around the world.
Songs
Geno Blue
Skaravan
Bartender
Boogie In My Bones
Bad Minded Woman
Mad About You
Zion City Wall
Swing Easy
Eastern Standard Time
och Ness Monster
Must Be Crazy
Sally Brown
Skinhead
Mad About You
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This is Ska (1989)
Description
Performances include: 'Jamaican Ska', 'Sammy Dead-O' - Byron Lee & the Dragonaires; 'Sammy Dead-O' - Eric 'Monty' Morris; 'One Eyed Jacks', 'King Of Kings' - Jimmy Cliff; 'Wash Wash' - Prince Buster; 'Treat Me Bad', 'She Will Never Let You Down' - The Maytels; 'So Marie - The Chaarmers; 'Rough 'n' Tough' - Stranger Cole; 'Two Roads Before Me' - Roy & Yvonne; 'I Don't Know' - The Blues Busters
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Performances include: 'Jamaican Ska', 'Sammy Dead-O' - Byron Lee & the Dragonaires; 'Sammy Dead-O' - Eric 'Monty' Morris; 'One Eyed Jacks', 'King Of Kings' - Jimmy Cliff; 'Wash Wash' - Prince Buster; 'Treat Me Bad', 'She Will Never Let You Down' - The Maytels; 'So Marie - The Chaarmers; 'Rough 'n' Tough' - Stranger Cole; 'Two Roads Before Me' - Roy & Yvonne; 'I Don't Know' - The Blues Busters
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Suggs Performing Oranges and Lemons
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Suggs performing Oranges & Lemons on Later With Jools Holland
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Suggs performing Oranges & Lemons on Later With Jools Holland
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