


This was one of the first "punk" records I bought back in 1978. In fact it may have been my first vinyl ever at the tender age of 13. I must have saved my pocket money or lunch money. Yes I was a punk before you, well not all of ya. I was disappointed at the time that it was a bunch of old rockers jumping on the punk bandwagon. They had a show that was banned for the obscenitities and lewd behaviour. It does have some good songs on it though and the record cover is nicely done. You really have to wait until later on in the concert when the singer Fee Waybill gets smashed out of his mind. An hour long Double LP so you get it split into four. Will anyone admit to seeing them live? The must have got value for money, except for the guy who gets up on stage and has the shit kicked out of him. I guess Crass must have listened to this as they did "White Punks on Hope" a take off the Tubes title "White Punks on Dope". http://rapidshare.com/files/52309925/The_Tubes-Live.rar