2011 January 23

Punk In London (1977) Documentary Featuring The Clash, X-Ray Spex, The Jam


A documentary directed by German filmmaker Wolfgang Büld featuring The Clash, X-Ray Spex, The Jam, and other bands at the forefront of the movement in London circa 1976. A slice of British punk life filmed in the late seventies while it was actually happening. Filled with lots of live footage and stupid punkers runnin’ their mouths. You get a real feel for the raw energy of that time in history before it was co-opted.

Tracklist:

1. The Adverts – Gary Gilmore’s Eyes
2. Jimmy Pursey Interview


3. Chelsea Interview 1
4. Chelsea – Right To Work
5. Chelsea Interview 2


6. X-Ray Spex – Oh Bondage: Up Yours!
7. Poly-Styrene Interview Part 1
8. X-Ray Spex – Identity
9. Poly-Styrene Interview Part 2


10. Lurkers Interview
11. The Lurkers – Shadow
12. The Red Cow Club


13. The Jolt- Unknown
14. Jolt Interview
15. The Jolt – You’re Cold
16. Miles Copeland Interview


17. The Electric Chairs – (You Make Me) Cream In My Jeans


18. The Killjoys – It Could Be Me 1
19. The Killjoys – It Could Be Me 2
20. Kevin Rowland Interview
21. The Killjoys – At Night
22. The Rough Trade Record Shop
23. The Adverts – One Chord Wonders


24. Subway Sect – Ambition
25. Subway Sect – Out Of Touch
26. Subway Sect Interview
27. Rat (Damned Roadie) Interview 1
28. Sounds Newspaper
29. Teddy Boys Interview


30. The Jam – Carnaby Street
31. The Jam – In The City
32. Jean Jaques Burnell Interview And A Cynics View Of Punk


33. The Boomtown Rats – Do The Rat
34. Rat (Condemned Roadie) Interview 2


35. The Clash – Complete Control
36. The Clash – Hate And War
37. The Clash – Police And Thieves
38. The Clash – Garageland


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Dracula’s Castle For Sale – Only $78 Million

  • You may know Bran Castle by a different name, after a more infamous occupant. It’s also called Castle Dracula.

    Its association with Count Dracula is tenuous. The castle was briefly occupied in 1459 by Vlad III, the historical figure on whom Bram Stoker’s famous vampire was based.

    While the Archduke’s original asking price was a mere $78 million, and even then he would only sell with the promise that the castle would be treated with due respect, the New York investment firm expected to sell it for over $135 million. That asking price would have made it the most expensive castle in the world.

  • Remo says he and his crew will continue to bomb whatever goes on the wall, cameras or no.

    “If it’s not my crew, or someone I respect, I’m going over it,” he says.

    When asked what he would like to see on the wall, Remo pauses.

    “I want to see a bunch of New York graffiti writers on that wall. It would be cool if everybody could get together and do a bunch of fill-ins,” he said. “Put up our stamp. That’s who we are.”

    Goldman says he loves the idea. “That would be my pleasure,” he says.

    And if anyone dares write over that?

    “They know,” Remo says, “what could happen.”

  • Remember the case of the leaked document showing that the EPA’s own scientists are concerned about a pesticide it approved that might harm fragile honeybee populations?

    Well, it turns that the EPA isn’t the only government agency whose researchers are worried about neonicotinoid pesticides. USDA researchers also have good evidence that these nicotine-derived chemicals, marketed by German agrichemical giant Bayer, could be playing a part in Colony Collapse Disorder—the mysterious massive honeybee die-offs that United States and Europe have been experiencing in recent years. So why on earth are they still in use on million of acres of American farmland?

  • The fissures began appearing years ago. But in recent months, seismic activity has accelerated in northeastern Africa as the continent breaks apart in slow motion. Researchers say that lava in the region is consistent with magma normally seen on the sea floor — and that water will ultimately cover the desert.
  • Tiversa Inc, based in Pennsylvania, has evidence that WikiLeaks, which has said it does not know who provides it with information, may seek out secret data itself, using ”peer-to-peer” networks, its chief executive, Robert Boback, said.

    The company, which has done investigative searches on behalf of US agencies including the FBI, said it discovered computers in Sweden were trolling through hard drives accessed from popular peer-to-peer networks such as LimeWire and Kazaa. The information obtained in those searches had later appeared on WikiLeaks, Mr Boback said. WikiLeaks bases its most important servers in Sweden.
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    ”It would be highly unlikely that someone else from Sweden is issuing those same types of searches resulting in that same type of information,” he said.

  • Foytlin reported seeing children from the region with lesions all over their bodies. “We are very, very ill,” she said. Meanwhile, doctors in the region are treating patients with high levels of toxic petrochemicals in their bodies — even in people who do not live right on the coast and were not involved in the cleanup.
  • Evgeny Morozov, a noted specialist on the use of new communications technologies to promote democratic values, has a new book titled “The Net Delusion: The Dark Side Of Internet Freedom.” In it, he argues that hype about “Twitter revolutions” and the enormous potential of the Internet to promote open societies and roll back authoritarianism is naive and overblown.

    What’s more, Morozov warns, authoritarian regimes such as Russia, China, and Iran have adapted quickly to devise new ways — often modeled on commercial Internet-monitoring tools used by Western corporations — to track and neutralize Internet activism.

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Death Wish 3 – The Best Part – Charles Bronson Is The MAN – Punksploitation



Charles Bronson blows the punks, bikers, ‘n ghetto thugs away like it’s a video game. Brrrrrrrappppppp!!! Brrrrrrrappppppp!!!

If you’ve ever wondered what nationality Bronson is, he’s Lithuanian.

Bonus – Bronson talks about losin’ his cherry at 5:

“I’ve been trying to make it with girls for as long as I can remember,” he says. “I remember my first time. I was five and a half years old, and she was six. This was in 1928 or 1929. It happened at about the worst time in my life. We had been thrown out of our house . . .”

The house was in Ehrenfeld, known as Scooptown, and it was a company house owned by the Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Company. When the miners went out on strike, they were evicted from their homes, and the Buchinsky family went to live in the basement of a house occupied by another miner and his eight children. “This would have been the summer before I started school,” Bronson says. “I remember my father had shaved us all bald to avoid lice. Times were poor. I wore hand-me-downs. And because the kids just older than me in the family were girls, sometimes I had to wear my sisters’ hand-me-downs. I remember going to school in a dress. And my socks, when I got home sometimes I’d have to take them off and give them to my brother to wear into the mines.

“But, anyway, this was a Fourth of July picnic, and there was this girl, six years old. I gave her some strawberry pop. I gave her the pop because I didn’t want it; I had taken up chewing tobacco and I liked that better. I didn’t start smoking until I was nine. But I gave her the pop, and then we . . . hell, I never lost my virginity. I never had any virginity.” – Charles Bronson

Death Wish 3

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Punk Rock News Series KTTV Channel 11 News Los Angeles From 1983

1983 Punk Rock Series on KTTV Channel 11 News. A five segment look into the Punk Rock Movement from England to Los Angeles, starting in the late 70′s. This 5-part series aired nightly one week in 1983 on the Los Angeles Channel 11 News. Contains Interviews and footage of the Circle Jerks, The Exploited, FEAR, Youth Brigade, and RF7. Surprisingly positive and not sensationalist towards the movement.




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