statcat

Every so often on youtube I come across videos of bands where I didn't even think there was any existing footage of them. This is the most awesome video I've seen in a long time in this case as this has never been seen probably since it aired:

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I know most here have probably never even heard of kaleidoscope but if you like Syd's Pink Floyd I think you would enjoy this band a lot.

Does anyone have any other rare music videos they stumbled across on there that were surprising to see?

Liver&Onions

I'm going to guess that particular clip has been seen at least 7,670 times since it aired.

statcat

I meant before it was uploaded in September obviously!

cungar

For Lemmy Check out the jam around 5:06 and tell me it's boring.

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paradicelost

was that Peter Gabriel, was he the original lead singer of the band?

cungar

Woh are you kidding? Of course he was.

NORML54601

There's a set of 6 clips with Elvis Costello during the Spike sessions where he plays songs from the album and chats. Cool Stuff

Sean O'Hara

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There used to be a clip of Holly and Joey Ramone doing I Got You Babe, but looks like it's been taken down.

ResIpsa

There are a lot of clips available from the fabulous Urgh! film. It's a crime this film never made it to DVD.

This clip is a personal favorite. RIP Lux buddy.


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RagingBull80

I had no clue until about a year ago that there was a promo shot for Eno's "China my China."

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paradicelost

Sorry, I didn't get into Peter Gabriel until he released "SO" and my first experience with Genesis was "Invisible Touch". And while I think all parties mentioned are very talented musicians I never really got into them that much, but I did own the 2 albums i brought up as a kid.

Tscott

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Tori Amos and Michael Stipe in 1994 collaborated for a song to be used on the film Don Juan DeMarco. For whatever reason, it wasn't used in the film and the song has never been released. The short clip above is the only proof I've seen of the two of them working together.

Perkinsun Dzees

It did make it to DVD. Well...made to order DVD.


Urgh! A Music War (DVD)

FatTony

I have a mpg of the band Fear playing on SNL in 1981. Can't find any proper links to the clip though. I'm not really a fan of the band, but it's pretty nuts. From Wikipedia:

hbilly

Never knew there was a video for this:

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atlantamoi

Not the first time this has been posted here, but I was more than pleasantly surprised a few years ago when I discovered The Monks had some very good quality 60's vid clips. It would have been a terrible shame had this stuff not been recorded:

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Ky-Fi

I discovered this one a year or two ago---a demo version or something, recorded in Mick Jones basement. I'll go out on a limb and suggest that Don Letts may have been smoking something other than a cigarette

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cungar

Yeah they went on to become an amazingly original (but never boring) band:

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GoVegan

In honor of getting the remastered Nine Inch Nails - Pretty Hate Machine today, here's two old Trent Reznor clips I'd never seen before:

Performing live with Option 30:

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And I don't even know what to say about this one. They're called Slam Bamboo:

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cungar

For a second I thought Trent was the singer

GoVegan

I remember being excited about them collaborating, but yeah, that clip is all I've ever seen. It's too bad a copy of the song never slipped out.

GoVegan

Yikes.

He is in the first one. In Slam Bamboo he seems to be the only one trying to look cool. Or maybe the only one succeeding. I guess it depends how you look at it.

ResIpsa

Ah! Thanks for that. I had no idea. Time to make my first Warner's Archive purchase

Numanoid

^ Except for the fact that the chapter stops don't correspond to the acts, that's a great disc. Widescreen and great audio and video quality. Plus, it's the complete show, which has been hard to find.

Hiro11

Lemmy back his hawkwind days kicking some ass.
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Unfortunately, Stacia keeps her clothes on.

here's Kraftwerk prior to "Autobahn" on German TV:
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And a clip which was somewhat legendary but is now readily available as they put it out on DVD... The Jam doing a great "Funeral Pyre" on a ridiculous Swedish TV show in 1981 (Bruce Foxton: most underrated bassist of all time?):
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