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| 1. | Sonic Reducer*
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| 2. | All This and More*
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| 3. | Not Anymore
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| 4. | Revenge
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| 5. | Flame Thrower Love
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| 6. | I Need Lunch
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| 7. | Ain't Nothin' to Do*
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| 8. | What Love Is
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| 9. | High Tension Wire
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| 10. | Search & Destroy
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Cheetah Chrome
Jeff Magnum
Jimmy Zero
Johnny Blitz
Stiv Bators
An A/V document of incredible quality for the time period.
This 1977 performance from New York's legendary CBGB's proves why The Dead Boys were the epitome of snotty punk rock. Characterized by Stiv Bator's audience provoking on-stage antics, along with the band's aggressive power chord punch, the Dead Boys have earned their title as one of the greatest and most influential punk bands in history. Track list: Sonic Reducer, All This and More, Not Anymore, Revenge, Flame Thrower Love, I Need Lunch, Ain't Nothin' to Do, What Love Is, High Tension Wire, Search & Destroy. Special features include great interviews of the band from 1977.
* Greg Prato - Liner Notes
* Hilly Kristal - Executive Producer
* John Joh - Packaging
* Mike Zumpano - Remastering
* Rod Swenson - Author, Director
"When I look at these tapes nearly 30 years after shooting them, I can remember thinking the Dead Boys, at least for some brief period of time, were the greatest rock band on Earth. I still feel that way. I'm really glad that we shot these tapes, hung onto them, and were able to restore them sufficiently, so that others today - in a world that seems more and more comprised of formula and poseur bands - can share this experience and see instead what the real deal was about... the incredible, phenomenal, Dead Boys."
---- Rod Swenson, Director
Bonus:
* Great Interviews of the Band From 1977
* 1977 Promotional Dead Boys Clip
* New Interviews With Cheetah Chrome & Hilly Kristal
* Bonus Clip of the Steel Tips
* Alternate Camera Angle - The Johnny Blitz-cam!
Very little pro-shot, color footage exists of the first wave of CBGB's bands, let alone a full show. But the Dead Boys were one of the few lucky acts to have had an entire show taped (which was done originally for a TV special on the punk rock movement), and the results can now finally be sampled in their entirety on the Live at CBGB 1977 DVD. Perhaps since they knew they were being filmed that night, the bandmembers pull no punches in this performance, especially Stiv Bators, who hands in such an over the top performance that he often collapses on-stage at the end of the numbers. Also interesting is to see what an authentic CB's crowd looked like way back when -- few to no Mohawks or safety pins are detected -- for the most part, just a regular-looking crowd. Taped right around the time of the release of the group's classic debut, Young Loud & Snotty, many of the expected early faves turn up here in turbocharged form, including "Sonic Reducer," "All This and More," and "What Love Is," as well as an explosive set-closing cover of the Stooges' "Search and Destroy." Also included as a bonus are interviews with all of the group's bandmembers from the same day of the show, as well as a modern-day chat with Cheetah Chrome. Kudos to the folks at Music Video Distributors for unearthing such a gem from the vaults. A must-see for Dead Boys fans and admirers of the early days at CBGB's.
---Greg Prato, All Music Guide |
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