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The band perform Naked Eye with Scott Halpin on drums at the Cow Palace in 1973.

My Generation Live Medley Filmed December 14, 1969 at the London Coliseum, the concert was set up so the audience could enjoy the show, rather than for good filming, so the lighting and similiar aspects are not the best. This is the ending of the concert. Towards the end (during what Who fans call “Driving Four” of the My Generation Live Medley), Roger tries to sing but you can’t hear him because the rest of the band is too loud! If you listen REALLY carefully, you can just barely hear him. PS: This part of the show is semi-improvised. Update: I have re-re-uploaded this video yet again, due to YouTube recently allowing 15 minute uploads. The video is, again, even higher quality than my previous HQ version of it, both in video and audio and contains the ENTIRE performance of the “song”. This video is finally how I wanted it. It looks almost the same as the source video. There is a introduction of the song by Pete before this that is about 2:30 long and couldn’t fit into this video. You can find the introduction here: www.youtube.com Note: From 2:40-3:03, the video freezes, but the audio continues. It’s a minor issue and you’re not missing anything important. Also in the last 10 seconds the video freezes again. All you’re missing is them standing beside each other as the crowd cheers. Other than that, the video is virtually flawless. From The Who: Live at Kilburn 1977. It contains ridiculously awesome quality footage of one of the 2 concerts for The Kids Are Alright, and a …

“Director’s Cut” screening in London, Ontario Canada – Tuesday Sept 7 SYNOPSIS: Convicted for sex crimes 20 years ago, listen and watch as David Rock explains his past and fights for a future with his 2 children who were taken from him unilaterally by their mothers. Notable guest star: Dr. Joy Browne, radio therapist from New York. DATE: Tuesday Sept 7/10 WHERE: London City Music Theatre – 900 King St. (Former IMAX Theatre at the Western Fair) London, ON Canada TIMES: 630pm & 830pm TICKETS: in advance. @ Door Tickets at: www.londoncitymusictheatre.com MORE INFO davidrockdocumentary@hotmail.com Further screenings may take place across in Ontario, MI & NY in the next 4-6 weeks. WORLDWIDE RELEASE Following the Sundance Film Festival in January: DVD, TV & iTunes.

LIVE IN CONCERT AT THE NEW LONDON THEATRE (AGY) HQ

HQ Sound – Video of Whitney Houston at her Prime singing on Top of the Pops – UK , London , 1987 , her Smashing Hit – I Wanna Dance With Somebody (who loves me) Really an amazing Live performance, with the original arrangement and key! Gotta listen to Whitney’s new song – Call you tonight , also her performance of – I Look to You on Wetten Dass – 2009 . People will always want to listen to classic Whitney!

Kasabian’s full concert at Heineken Open’er Festival. HQ stereo audio (for HQ live videos check my channel). Setlist: # Fast Fuse # Shoot The Runner # Underdog # Where Did All The Love Go? # Swarfiga # Cutt Off # Reason Is Treason # Julie & The Mothman # Thick As Thieves # Take Aim # Empire # The Doberman # Stuntman # Club Foot # Fire # Vlad The Impaler # LSF (Lost Souls Forever)

Alison Moyet ~ Live performance recorded at the Dominion Theatre, London, November 1984. Kevin Powell (Greyman45) on bass.

Monday 17th – Thursday 20th MAY 2010, 8PM www.markusthesadist.com | http Jonzi-D Productions – Original Hip Hop Theatre presents… ‘MARKUS THE SADIST’ …Featuring Ashley ‘BASHY’ Thomas Rap, grime and jazz collide in explosive fashion in an original Hip Hop theatre production created and directed by Jonzi D (Breakin Convention), exposing the darker side of the music industry and celebrity culture with an almost entirely rhymed script. “Is it worth sacrificing your voice to be hyped up as the world’s ‘realest’ gangsta rapper?” Featuring new music by MOBO Award winner Soweto Kinch and starring UK emcee/actor Ashley Bashy Thomas (Shank, Adulthood) as Markus alongside a cast of critically acclaimed emcees and actors from the UK urban music and Hip Hop theatre scenes including award-winning rap comic Rob Broderick. BOX OFFICE: 020 7388 8822 – Tickets Prices £17.50 | Conc. £14 Monday 17th – Thursday 20th MAY 2010, 8PM BLOOMSBURY THEATRE | 15 Gordon Street, London WC1H 0AH (Nearest Tube: Euston / Euston Square / Warren Street) www.thebloomsbury.com —– REVIEWS —– “Intelligent. Funny. True!” – Benjamin Zephaniah “An almost surreal comic high…” – The Times “relevant & engaging” – MOBO Awards “Markus the Sadist is the future of theatre…” – Afridisiak Theatre News “This thought-provoking production is a definite must see!” – The Voice —– CREDITS —– CREATOR & DIRECTOR Jonzi D COMPOSER & MUSICAL DIRECTOR Soweto Kinch CAST CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Ashley Bashy Thomas, Rob …

Pet Shop Boys – Somewhere: Live At The Savoy Theatre [DVD] A documentary and performance at the Savoy Theatre, June 1997 www.amazon.com www.amazon.co.uk Copyright © 1997 – Pet Shop Boys Partnership LTD., Eagle Rock Entertainment, Image Entertainment no copyright infringement intended