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New Wave video dvd on ebay

Posted:
Mon Oct 17, 2005 7:26 pm
by Panorama
I just saw this listed:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 6442092477
Ends Oct-18-05 11:37:29 PDT
A Great collection featuring early 80's new wave favorites and rarities! (2 hr. SP Mode) DVD
EXCELLENT+ Picture quality and sound quality, you won't find many of these anywhere else!
1. Europeans - Animal Song
2. Ebn Ozn - Bag Lady (I Wonder)
3. Neeva - Blue Star
4. Triplets - Boys
5. Minor Detail - Canvas Of Life
6. Bluebells - Cath
7. Boys Don't Cry - Cities On Fire
8. Trees - Come Back
9. Rock And Hyde - Dirty Water
10. Re-Flex - Hurt
11. Lene Lovich - It's You, Only You
12. Mike Batt - Love Makes You Crazy
13. Lady Pank - Minus Zero
14. The Nobodys - No Guarantees
15. Laid Back - One Life
16. Re-Flex - Praying To The Beat
17. Johnny Average Band - Public Image
18. Annabel Lamb - Riders On The Storm
19. Jon Gibson - She Told Me So
20. The Tenants - Sheriff
21. Baxter Robertson - Silver Strand
22. Spoons - Smiling In The Winter (Live)
23. Barnes And Barnes - Soak It Up
24. Platinum Blonde - Standing In The Dark
25. Laid Back - Sunshine Reggae
26. Ian Cussick - Supernatural
27. B Movie - Switch On/Switch Off
28. Gyllene Tider - Teaser Japanese
29. Digney Fignus - The Girl With The Curious Hand
30. Broken Edge - Time For A Change
31. Vapors - Waiting For The Weekend
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Posted:
Tue Oct 18, 2005 7:41 am
by Panorama
...looks like nwoutpost.com's own schwenko is the winner of the auction.
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Posted:
Wed Oct 19, 2005 9:22 am
by spartantrader
You wont find many around because there are only 2 in existance, and I have the other one. I made this DVD. This is volume 1 of 3 that I made of early new wave videos rarely shown. Notice Neeva's Blue Star that I have pushing to everyone on the HUB for the past year. I am very disappointed to see that it is being sold on Ebay. I will tell you Schwenko that the quality is really good, so you will enjoy it.
-Michael

Posted:
Mon Oct 31, 2005 1:33 pm
by schwenko
IT IS AWESOME!!!!!![:D][:D][:D][:D]
sorry I have go back to listening/watching it!
Bert Thomas would approve.

Posted:
Mon Oct 31, 2005 3:54 pm
by SomebodySomewhere
Let's see if I can remember these off hand...
[quote]1. Europeans - Animal Song[/quote]
The band are dressed up in lizard leotard outfits, crawling around on the ground, and sticking out their tongues. The colorful backdrop has shiny lights and spider webs and stuff. Shot on videotape. Fall '82.
[quote]2. Ebn Ozn - Bag Lady (I Wonder)[/quote]
Imogene Coca plays the bag lady, and no garbage cans in New York City are safe. At the end, some karate dude tries to kung po Imogene, but Ebn and Ozn save the day. Shot on film. Spring '84.
[quote]3. Neeva - Blue Star[/quote]
The Neeva brother and sister enter a party with an open bar... which are the best kinds of parties to enter. Outside the apartment where the party's being held, it's extremely brightly lit, but outside the apartment window, it's really dark. Far out.
[quote]4. Triplets - Boys[/quote]
Street gang at night. Bonfires and stuff. Shot on film. Cheap and lame. Spring '86.
[quote]5. Minor Detail - Canvas Of Life[/quote]
The Irish brothers are playing in some cage-like contraption. Some clown or mime or something goes around making things appear like magic. Shot on both videotape and film, I think. Latter half of '83.
[quote]6. Bluebells - Cath[/quote]
Drawing a blank.
[quote]7. Boys Don't Cry - Cities On Fire[/quote]
On this, too.
[quote]8. Trees - Come Back[/quote]
Dane does new wavish stuff against a glaring white background. There's shots of a giant phone intercut throughout. At the end, he drives off in a car with some hot chick. The "Shock of the New" video was virtually identical. Shot on videotape. Summer or Fall '82.
[quote]9. Rock And Hyde - Dirty Water[/quote]
Rock and Hyde were in a bathtub. Or maybe just one of them was. Spring '87.
[quote]10. Re-Flex - Hurt[/quote]
It had a space robot theme, and looked significantly cheaper than their other videos. Shot on film. Early '84.
[quote]11. Lene Lovich - It's You, Only You[/quote]
Lene wears a wedding dress which she apparently bought at a Halloween costume shop. She pesters some nice, upstanding Nazi to do her, only her. Then she goes horseback riding. Then she becomes a gypsy. Then some masked man challenges the Nazi to a fencing duel. The Nazi loses, and the masked man is... Lene. Then she leaves. Damn thing gave me, only me, nightmares when I was yay high. Shot on film. Late '82/early '83.
[quote]12. Mike Batt - Love Makes You Crazy[/quote]
I don't remember it.
[quote]13. Lady Pank - Minus Zero[/quote]
Pink tanks in the desert, and dudes in army gear eating wieners. Shot on film. Early '85. My favorite track on that album was "Hustler," and I was always sad they never got to do a video for that one.
[quote]14. The Nobodys - No Guarantees[/quote]
Not familiar with.
[quote]15. Laid Back - One Life[/quote]
Not familiar with this, either.
[quote]16. Re-Flex - Praying To The Beat[/quote]
Bikes, clocks and an army of zombie-like creatures in paint-splattered costumes. Shot on film. Fall '84.
[quote]17. Johnny Average Band - Public Image[/quote]
Don't remember.
[quote]18. Annabel Lamb - Riders On The Storm[/quote]
Some nice suburban family (mom, dad and two kids) get in the van for a vacation trek through the woods. One of the kids has a rubber ball which is, like, the portal to hell and lots of bad stuff. Evil Annabel spies on them. Then the van crashes into a tree, and the Grim Reaper comes out. Or something. Shot on film. Summer '83.
[quote]19. Jon Gibson - She Told Me So[/quote]
Dancing in a school hall?
[quote]20. The Tenants - Sheriff[/quote]
God, I haven't seen this one in, like, 20 years. I think the band were running through the streets of... well, some dumpy English city... and the sheriff... uh... well, he came around today and stuff. I vaguely remember a shot of a "bobby" knocking on an apartment door.
[quote]21. Baxter Robertson - Silver Strand[/quote]
Shrug.
[quote]22. Spoons - Smiling In The Winter (Live)[/quote]
I believe I have 7 or 8 Spoons videos, but this isn't one of them. I'm guessing it's just a performance clip.
[quote]23. Barnes And Barnes - Soak It Up[/quote]
I remember it was a disjointed mess with weird images like heads floating in black water and stuff. It came out in '85, but looked like something from '81.
[quote]24. Platinum Blonde - Standing In The Dark[/quote]
Man, it's sad that I can barely remember this one. I think some couch potato was watching TV, and the TV explodes? Or was that "Doesn't Really Matter?" Well, I know it was '83.
[quote]25. Laid Back - Sunshine Reggae[/quote]
Tropical theme. Shot on a Caribbean beach on videotape. And really bad. I think this was released after "White Horse," so I guess the first half of '84 or so.
[quote]26. Ian Cussick - Supernatural[/quote]
I don't even know what this is.
[quote]27. B Movie - Switch On/Switch Off[/quote]
The band are performing at some swanky ball filled with lots of hot chicks. Turns out they're thieves, and they steal all the babes' jewelry. Then they try to make their getaway but end up driving their car right off the edge of a cliff. Or maybe someone else did. I just remember there was a car crash at the end, with some group of folks looking down over the edge and laughing that a car full of people plummeted to their deaths. Touching. Shot on film. Summer of '85.
[quote]28. Gyllene Tider - Teaser Japanese[/quote]
Uh... nope, not happening.
[quote]29. Digney Fignus - The Girl With The Curious Hand[/quote]
The video was patterned after the album art on Digney's self-released '83 EP -- a girl's hand by an outdoor pool. That's all I remember. Huge hit in Boston, though, and notorious winner of the first MTV Basement Tapes competition. The thing got loads of airplay on V-66, too. Unfortunately for Digney, his two EPs had quite a few songs that were better.
[quote]30. Broken Edge - Time For A Change[/quote]
An old castle, people playing cards and riding on horses through the woods. Shot on film. Spring '84.
[quote]31. Vapors - Waiting For The Weekend[/quote]
I believe Dave Fenton works in a parking garage. Shot on film.
And that was this week's edition of "Fuzzy Memories with Jack Handey."

Posted:
Mon Oct 31, 2005 10:33 pm
by schwenko
You did pretty well, at least as far as I can tell, because the last 10 videos or so don't play properly[:(]
The LadyPank video was actually shot in Battery Park City, where the World Financial Center is now. When the World Trade Center was built the excavated dirt/sand was dumped into the adjacent Hudson River to form landfill.

Posted:
Mon Oct 31, 2005 11:35 pm
by British
Wow, I have barely heard of any of these bands. EBN-OZN's "Aeiou" video is pretty fun though. Have that one.

Posted:
Tue Nov 01, 2005 10:18 am
by spartantrader
Gyllene Tider is actually Roxette before the blonde female singer joined the band. The video is actually mischryoned as Roxette.
British, the EBN-OZN video is not AEIOU, but the rarer Bag Lady.
SomebodySomewhere, very impressive memory. Schwenko, behind the Ebay name, are you even aware of which NWO member is the one who sold it to you? Hell, I would sell them for $25 a pop too, and I have the original. Unbelievable.

Posted:
Tue Nov 01, 2005 10:47 am
by schwenko
[quote][i]Originally posted by spartantrader[/i]
<br> Schwenko, behind the Ebay name, are you even aware of which NWO member is the one who sold it to you? Hell, I would sell them for $25 a pop too, and I have the original. Unbelievable.
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From the mailer I know their last name. Other than that I have no clue.

Posted:
Tue Nov 01, 2005 11:03 am
by spartantrader
I have sent him an email asking him to at least explain to me his position. By the way, this NWO member also just stiffed me on a 2nd trade. I sent 3 more DVDs and got nothing in return. I am not sure what I did to deserve this, but I never thought that someone that we all know on this board would do this to me. I had NEVER ever traded any of my video collection with anyone before, and this was a rather unpleasant experience. If I don't get a response soon, I will let everyone know who you may not want to trade with in the future.

Posted:
Wed Nov 02, 2005 6:38 am
by SomebodySomewhere
Oops. The couch potato Platinum Blonde video was "Doesn't Really Matter." And the TV doesn't explode, the room does. And then the couch potato disappears.
"Standing in the Dark" had an army of bald-headed freaks. Which, I guess, would make a nice companion piece to "Praying to the Beat."
[quote][i]Originally posted by schwenko[/i]
You did pretty well, at least as far as I can tell, because the last 10 videos or so don't play properly[:(][/quote]
That's the eBay I know and love. Everything's always @@MINT@@... (except for a tear here, a rip there, a scratch everywhere). You should give the seller hell. Of course, they'll just fire back that it's RARE! and one-of-a-kind.
[quote]The LadyPank video was actually shot in Battery Park City, where the World Financial Center is now. When the World Trade Center was built the excavated dirt/sand was dumped into the adjacent Hudson River to form landfill.[/quote]
Oh yeah? Weird. I thought that was shot in, like, Iraq or something.
[quote][i]Originally posted by British[/i]
Wow, I have barely heard of any of these bands. EBN-OZN's "Aeiou" video is pretty fun though. Have that one.[/quote]
"Lola" is a teacher at an elementary school. Ebn and Ozn hang out on a park bench in the city. Ozn does his spoken-word rap bits against a dark background. Everyone has big hair. Shot on film. Fall/Winter '83.
Their videos were a lot of fun ("Bag Lady" was the better of the two). Hope someday the album comes out on CD with both tacked on as bonuses.

Posted:
Wed Nov 02, 2005 6:45 am
by schwenko
quote:The LadyPank video was actually shot in Battery Park City, where the World Financial Center is now. When the World Trade Center was built the excavated dirt/sand was dumped into the adjacent Hudson River to form landfill.
Oh yeah? Weird. I thought that was shot in, like, Iraq or something.
If you watch the video one of the World Trade Center towers (RIP) can be seen quite frequently as well as the World Financial Center under construction.
Of course I've never seen the video until 2 days ago, and it may have been quite a while since you last saw it.

Posted:
Wed Nov 02, 2005 10:31 am
by SomebodySomewhere
[quote]If you watch the video one of the World Trade Center towers (RIP) can be seen quite frequently as well as the World Financial Center under construction.
Of course I've never seen the video until 2 days ago, and it may have been quite a while since you last saw it.[/quote]
I don't even know how long it's been since I last saw it, but I know I taped it when it was first released. I always taped the war-themed videos. Just don't know where it is.
Unless it was shown in the MTV-2 "every video we've got" (excepting the thousands of ones we lost, destroyed or had to drop to make up for time because our clueless VJs couldn't read the cue cards properly) marathon, in which case I'd probably have a duplicate amongst the "M" tapes.

Posted:
Wed Nov 02, 2005 10:55 am
by schwenko
[quote][i]Originally posted by SomebodySomewhere[/i]
<br>[quote]If you watch the video one of the World Trade Center towers (RIP) can be seen quite frequently as well as the World Financial Center under construction.
Of course I've never seen the video until 2 days ago, and it may have been quite a while since you last saw it.[/quote]
I don't even know how long it's been since I last saw it, but I know I taped it when it was first released. I always taped the war-themed videos. Just don't know where it is.
Unless it was shown in the MTV-2 "every video we've got" (excepting the thousands of ones we lost, destroyed or had to drop to make up for time because our clueless VJs couldn't read the cue cards properly) marathon, in which case I'd probably have a duplicate amongst the "M" tapes.
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Actually MTV2 seems to be the source of these videos since they all have the watermark.

Posted:
Wed Nov 02, 2005 11:42 am
by SomebodySomewhere
[quote][i]Originally posted by schwenko[/i]
Actually MTV2 seems to be the source of these videos since they all have the watermark.[/quote]
Oh, yeah? Cool -- I'm going to have to check that out tomorrow. I recorded pretty much the entire thing, but I was working three jobs at the time and never really got a chance to watch very much of it. And, you know, even though we're 5 years on, I've never quite found the time to make through all 4 months worth of videos. Half the time I tried to fast-forward to my favorites to find out they weren't even shown.
And then there were some, like the Neeva video and the other Trees one, that were shown and that I had never seen before. So I guess it evened out.