Youtube videos - Pogues related

[firehazard]

Is it me or is Cait just a little to fast for Shane at the dancing at the end

I remember thinking it all looked a bit precipitous at the time.

Whoever took this has some other good-quality vids on there too. Including a few of a Magnetic Fields gig in Cambridge, which I was at. I'm sure I remember watching the camera in action at that gig, and being amazed that the photographer got away with it for so long...

[Irish Rover]

this video of the pogues at brixton 04 is also fecking excellent

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hiwYoznEFLU

Thanks for that dawson

Very good quality

[Mike from Boston]

I was there, but only just. It was St Patrick's Day. I kissed Rob Lowe at the end.

I happen to have the tape of that show and he ain't lying... Phillip, you looked so proud of yourself - thumbs up all over the place!! I'm so happy I happened to catch it on Comedy Central. BTW, it was asked further back in the thread what Dennis Miller said, and while I only started taping after him, I think it was some sort of crack about not being able to understand them. Idiot....

This from memory but he said something along the lines of "I've always
been a sucker for lyrics" obviously implying he couldn't understand Shane
on White City.

[Mike from Boston]

Some kind soul uploaded The Pogues: Live Concert 1985 to youtube.com
"Here's a really great quality early show with The Pogues. Lots of really rare stuff featuring, And The Band Played Waltzing Matilda", 19 min

About halfway during this concert, you see someone fixing the mike on
Andrew's drum kit. It looks like Daryl Hunt. Could it be?

[Simon Maguire]

Don't know if this has been posted before but heres some videos of Shane and Babyshambles

http://youtube.com/watch?v=gZi5Y5win5s& ... ed&search=


http://youtube.com/watch?v=0X0LUKI84wU

[mctoon]

Was surfing tonight and come across this on youtube, quality at its best. Cant wait for Manchester in Dec


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZoFZM050F4

[mats]

Some kind soul uploaded The Pogues: Live Concert 1985 to youtube.com
"Here's a really great quality early show with The Pogues. Lots of really rare stuff featuring, And The Band Played Waltzing Matilda", 19 min

About halfway during this concert, you see someone fixing the mike on
Andrew's drum kit. It looks like Daryl Hunt. Could it be?

Probably, he used to be a driver/roadie for The Pogues. He also play drums in the Waxie´s Dargle video.

[Sober]

Hi,

I found this video on YouTube recently:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JyPq3uzT ... ed&search=

I always thought that the line "You're cheap and you're haggard" was first used in the pop version of the song, by a singer whose name I already forgot. So the first to use that line was Kirsty herself? Do you know on which occasion? This video is quite old. I guess this is from a post-Pogues era, around 95 I would say, but I may be wrong.

[mats]

It is probably this one:

xx-xx-97
The Jack Doherty Show (Channel 5 TV, UK)
11 min.
with Kirsty MacColl
Fairytale of New York

(from pogueslive.com )

[MissWalshy]

Where would we be without youtube?

[Niall]

Where would we be without youtube?

not as addicted to the internet probably

[Eckhard]

Where would we be without youtube?

In the Stone Age, I guess.

[MissWalshy]

The same could be said for amazon and ebay and wikipedia and medusa!

[firehazard]

Where would we be without youtube?

not as addicted to the internet probably

Some of us would get a lot more work done!

[Eckhard]

The same could be said for amazon and ebay and wikipedia and medusa!

Especially Medusa.

I remember being a teenager the late 80s in Germany. Information about the Pogues was pretty hard to find.

Now it's just a click away. And more: If you do want further information or complain about photo captions, you can simply ask Mr. Chevron himself.

Would I have ever thought that to be possible back in 1988?

While most of the things we were promised for the year 2000 ( like flying cars, cities on the moon and under the sea ) did not become reality, we did get Medusa!