Showing posts with label Madness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Madness. Show all posts
Saturday, January 26, 2013
'If It Ain't Stiff': Amazing BBC Doc on Britain's Greatest Label
The BBC got pretty much every surviving Stiff vet - The Damned, Elvis Costello, Nick Lowe, Wreckless Eric, Devo, Madness, The Pogues plus, of course, label honchos Dave Robinson and Jake Riviera - to talk up a storm for this hour-long doc.
Part two, part three, part four, part five, part six
Labels:
Damned,
Devo,
Elvis Costello,
Madness,
Nick Lowe,
The Pogues,
Wreckless Eric
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Madness: Live at Pink Pop (1981)

Much More Madness!
1981 June 08 - Live FM Broadcast Pinkpop Festival The Netherlands
01 - One step beyond
02 - Disappear
03 - Not home today
04 - Pac A Mac
05 - My Girl
06 - Bed and Breakfast man
07 - When dawn arrives
08 - Return of the Los Palmos 7 / Close escape
09 - The Prince
10 - Shut up
11 - Take it or leave it
12 - Embarrassment
13 - Rockin' in Ab
14 - Baggy Trousers
15 - Madness
16 - Grey day
Hey ska-lovers, don't forget to leave a comment about Madness!
Speaking of which the link for Live at Pink Pop is in the comments section.
01 - One step beyond
02 - Disappear
03 - Not home today
04 - Pac A Mac
05 - My Girl
06 - Bed and Breakfast man
07 - When dawn arrives
08 - Return of the Los Palmos 7 / Close escape
09 - The Prince
10 - Shut up
11 - Take it or leave it
12 - Embarrassment
13 - Rockin' in Ab
14 - Baggy Trousers
15 - Madness
16 - Grey day
Hey ska-lovers, don't forget to leave a comment about Madness!
Speaking of which the link for Live at Pink Pop is in the comments section.
Labels:
Madness
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Madness: Live at Rockpalast (1981)
Madness carried the ska. While much of the 2-Tone roster quickly changed their sounds (before imploding) Madness took their ska-music-hall sound to the top of the charts (even in North America!), relinquishing the ska more gradually. While Madness never had a throat-grabbing punk-fueled album like The Specials or The English Beat that deep songbook of theirs, loaded with hummable hooks, clever instrumental interplay and sharp-eyed lyrics, gives them special placing in the 2-Tone hierarchy.
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So, where do you rank Madness amidst the all the other ska-maniacs of the the 2-Tone era? Please leave us a comment!
Speaking of which, Live at Rockpalast link is in the comments
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