A New Wave Movie Trailer w/ Lacey Chabert, John Krasinski, Andrew Keegan, Dean Edwards, William Sadler

Missing Person's Very First Video (1980)

I like those tiny DVD players that you can hold in your hand with a 7" screen.

JUST IN TIME FOR NEW THE NEW YEAR

Spoons' promo for "Rodeo."

The Cars

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New(and possibly last)Sesame Street music video I made.Enjoy!

Great song, unfornuately I don't have the full video, only 2:20 of it... :(

Promo video for a great song!

new disney movie on DVD

this ROCKS my tiny world. (Skip to the end of my playlist for HQ)....Play V Frickin LOUD !

Eurythmics song played live!!

B-52's "Private Idaho"

1980 The band consisted of Malcolm Owen (vocals), Paul Fox (musician) (guitar), John "Segs" Jennings (bass) and Dave Ruffy (drums). As part of the People Unite collective based in Southall the   more...band were active in anti-racist causes, and their song "Jah War" is about the Special Patrol Group's violence in Southall in 1979, in which Blair Peach was beaten to death and Clarence Baker was severely injured.

The Ruts backed Laurel Aitken on a John Peel session for BBC Radio 1, in April/May 1980. The line-up was Aitken, Fox, Jennings, Ruffy, Owen and Gary Barnacle.

Malcolm Owen died from a heroin overdose on 14 July 1980 at the age of 26. Ironically, the b-side "H-eyes" of "In a Rut" was a song against heroin use, and two other songs, "Dope for Guns" from the album The Crackand Love in Vain B-side of Staring at the rude boys were also anti-drug songs.

The band continued as Ruts D.C. (D.C. standing for Da Capo meaning 'back to the beginning') but never repeated their earlier success. As Ruts D.C., the band toured Germany in the autumn of 1980, playing at the small nightclub To Act in rural Bavaria (Weißenohe, near Nuremberg). However, without the charismatic persona, stage presence and great voice of Owen (and despite guitarist Paul Fox handling the vocals), the band struggled to re-live their past glories.  less

Joy Division - Atmosphere

Joy Division - Shadowplay

The great JD!

Video promo for Denis

"Tell No Lies" promo

More Spoons

More Spoons with "Old Emotions."