New Vids Up at KINODV: 1st View The Cure “Three Im

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    winifredgv18
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      Happy Post-Saint Patrick’s Day!

      If your into the hair of dog that bit you, why not raise a pint, kick back, relax and check out the edit I just completed of The Cure’s live video “Three Imaginary Boys” It was filmed in Boston in 1980 and has been sitting in the can since then. The Cure were on their first US Tour and played a small club called the Underground. The place held just over a hundred or so people. It was also Robert Smith’s 21st birthday. So raise another pint cause he’s going to be 50 next month….YIKES!!

      First time view of “Three Imaginary Boys” here:

      http://www.kinodv.net/movies/moviepages/KinoMonthlyFeature.html

      Also posted a video from The Thompson Twins 1983 live show at The Royal Court Theatre in Liverpool England. This is pretty good version of “In the Name of Love” The Twins were a bit
      popish but they certainly had an impact on the New Wave edge during the 80‘s. Besides always loved the head of hair on Alannah Currie.

      Check out “In the Name of Love” in the Archive Portal here:

      http://www.kinodv.net/movies/archive/Thompson_Twins-Name_Of_Love.html

      Visit the Archive Portal at KINODV and see more live music video performances:

      Filmed in Boston:
      The Neighborhoods
      Nervous Eaters
      The Cure
      Unnatural Axe
      La Peste
      Lyres
      Thrills
      Fabulous Billygoons
      Buzzcocks
      Mission of Burma
      Pastiche
      Human Sexual Response
      Lou Miami and the Kozmetiks
      The King Bees
      Robin Lane and the Chartbusters
      Ground Zero
      Iron Liver Project
      Peter Dayton Band

      Additional live performance videos of bands from around the globe in the late 70’s and 80’s can be found in the Archive Portal as well:

      The Jam
      Dead Kennedys
      Gang of Four
      The Clash
      Sex Pistols
      Stiff Little Fingers
      The Specials
      The Stranglers
      Siouxsie & the Banshees
      XTC
      Ian Drury and the Block Heads
      The Dead Boys
      Sham 69
      The Ramones
      Wire
      The Damned
      The Beat
      Art of Noise
      The Cramps
      New Order
      Violent Femmes
      Richard Hell and the Voidoids
      Madness
      Pere Ubu
      B-52’s
      James Chance and The Contortions
      X-Ray Spex
      Thompson Twins

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