Showing posts with label 1984. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1984. Show all posts

Thursday, November 18, 2010

DESTROY ALL MOVIES!!!

Destroy All Movies!!!: The Complete Guide to Punks on Film special event in LA

DESTROY ALL MOVIES trailer! (final) from Hadrian Belove on Vimeo.



Raw concert clips, post-apocalyptic gang fantasies and scene survivors will blow the doors off the Not-At-All-Silent Movie Theatre with rare footage from the East Coast, West Coast and both ends of the pond.

See all the movie trailers here Cinefamily.org



Buy the book here Amazon.com
(be sure to click "Look inside")




Blogload:
Soundtrack: Desperate Teenage Lovedolls (1984) - tooshortalife.blogspot.com
Vidload: Desperate Teenage Lovedolls (1984) - www.worldscinema.com

Sunday, February 7, 2010

Bloke - Demolición (1984)

Heavy/Power Metal
(Argentina)

Tracklist:
1. Demolición (Mental) 03:47
2. Antes del Fin 03:13
3. Paraiso Infernal 03:40
4. Listo a Matar 03:46
5. Identidad Real 03:35
6. La Fuerza del Metal 03:02
7. No Esperen por Mi 03:56
8. Bajo el Signo del Terror 04:11
9. Alma de Chacal 03:21

Download (Rapidshare)

Saturday, February 6, 2010

Michel Peyronel - A Toda Makina (1984)

Hard Rock/Heavy Metal
(Argentina)

Tracklist:
1. A Toda Makina 03:36
2. Hoy Solo Soy Otro Sobreviviente 05:16
3. En El Oeste 04:13
4. No Quiero Parar 02:40
5. Amor Violento 02:39
6. Al Borde Del Abismo (Madre Noche) 03:30
7. Amante Desalmado (Entrega-T) 03:07
8. Gangster 03:46

Download (Rapidshare)

Thursday, November 12, 2009

1980's L.A. Punk Rock

I found this great piece of history. The site contains a lot of pix, vids and some music in crappy "Real media player" format. (hint: just come back to The P5 and search for the bands).

Read This: 1980s L.A. Punk Rock - www.tvparty.com:

"TVparty presents found articles circa 1980-85 written by Billy Eye and Judy Zee from Data-Boy, a gay entertainment magazine published in Hollywood.

These articles chronicle the avante garde bands coming up through the Los Angeles Punk and New Wave club scene during that key period. They read like a diary in the lives of these young clubgoers and the burgeoning scene they covered."


Bands mentioned include:
Fear, The Germs, Go-Go's, Motley Crue, TSOL, Missing Persons, Wall of Voodoo and more.