Video of The Week
Paolo Rossi | One to Eleven | FIFA World Cup Film
Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid. July 11th, 1982. A place and date that Paolo Rossi will never forget.
Kirsty - The Life And Songs Of Kirsty MacColl
A documentary chronicling the life of Kirsty MacColl. Featuring contributions from amongst others, Billy Bragg, Bono, Shane MacGowan, Johnny Marr, French & Saunders and Steve Lillywhite.
MC5 Live in Europe '72
Live footage of MC from Friars Club, Aylesbury, Nov 1972, French TV Feb 1972, Beat Club, Bremen, Germany March 1972.
Buzzcocks & Magazine - [Early Years Full Documentary]
What's On Special documentary about Buzzcocks, produced by Granada TV and broadcast on 27 July 1978.
Green Day – Dookie (Full Music Documentary)
This is the critical review of the album that set Green Day on the road to superstardom. For the first time Larry Livermore, the man who discovered Green Day and nurtured the band to the verge of its commercial breakthrough, speaks about life inside the world of Green Day, and his early experiences with the band when they were known as Sweet Children.
Iggy Pop and The Stooges - South Bank Show
"I was trying to create a new musical form. It wasn’t good enough to just do four garage chords and put a few words. No. Something new enough to work. To do that, it was going to be necessary to have people who knew even less than I do." – Iggy Pop
No Distance Left To Run - A Film About Blur 2009
No Distance Left to Run follows Blur during their 2009 reunion and tour, including unseen archive footage and interviews
Harold Pinter Interview 1978
Harold Pinter CH CBE (10th October 1930 - 24th December 2008) was a Nobel Prize-winning British playwright, screenwriter, director, and actor.
Old Grey Whistle Test 1984 : The Redskins & The Three Johns
Old Grey Whistle Test feature on The Redskins including interviews with Chris Dean and Jon Langford and a clip of The Three Johns
The Housemartins – London 0 Hull 4 – Documentary (Part one and Two)
A documentary made for TV and broadcast in 1986. Features the band (Paul Heaton, Stan Cullimore, Hugh Whitaker, Norman Cook) in and around Hull plus interviews and playing live.