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UB40 performed their first gig in 1979 in their home city of Birmingham. They got their initial break when they were spotted by Chrissie Hynde and invited to support The Pretenders on their upcoming UK tour. Their debut double A side single King / Food For Thought climbed to No.4 in the UK charts in 1980 and their first album Signing Off, released the same year, reached No.2. This concert, filmed at the Sartory-Sale in Cologne in July 1981 for the Rockpalast TV series, followed hot on the heels of the release of their second album Present Arms, which also hit the No.2 spot. The set list is drawn almost exclusively from those two albums and includes all their early hits.
Tracklisting:
1) Are You Ready?
2) Genocide
3) Waiting For An Alibi
4) Jailbreak
5) Trouble Boys
6) Dont Believe A Word
7) Memory Pain
8) Got To Give It Up
9) Chinatown
10) Hollywood
11) Cowboy Song
12) The Boys Are Back In Town
13) Suicide
14) Black Rose
15) Sugar Blues
16) Baby Drives Me Crazy
17) Rosalie
18) Desaster
19) Emerald
Comentarios
9 years ago
whitedust696
UB40 at their best 9 years ago
Martin Krimphoff
UB40 - Food For Thought (From "Food For Thought" DVD)Rockpalast197910 years ago
john lynch
still listen to this gr8 group of peoples after 30 years they are still the bees knees :) this is why the song was written and sang -->This song is about the famine in Ethiopia in about 1984. Manna is the food that miraculously appeared in the desert to feed the Israelites, now Western aircraft promise miracles, but death is the certain harvest. Politicians sharpening their knives - at the time of famine, there was also war within Ethiopia, in which foreign countries (US, USSR as was) also played a role.Ethiopians usually have a very beautiful dark and fine skin. So we might consider them "ebony" rather than "ivory". But maybe the unfortunate woman appears white through the paleness of near-death, or maybe from the dust. Many Ethiopians are Christians, belonging to one of the oldest Christian churches in the world, and are very religious.Food for thought at Christmastime of 1984, and now too. Even now, there is near starvation in parts of Ethiopia and Somalia - while the US encourages Ethiopia to invade Somalia.10 years ago
whitedust696
BRUMS FINEST11 years ago
Peter Scannell
yes but some appreciate this as much as people back then :D11 years ago
Buddha2be1
Flash-bac city! Still sounds Sssooh-good.11 years ago
d21rich
1980. what a fantastic time to be young and listening to music. what have they got now that will stand the test of time like this?11 years ago
Rob Bijl
love the sax11 years ago
Dee tothebang
no probs bruzz! :D11 years ago
ezeroh1
Thank you JAH JAH for this beautiful music you bless our souls with11 years ago
ezeroh1
No way adblocker!!? Wish someone would have told me this before I ripped all my hair out jk :P thanks brotha11 years ago
Dee tothebang
install adblocker on chrome its amazing11 years ago
Mike Paull
Best thing they've done. Ever! Beats all that "labour of love" crap they churned out ever since.12 years ago
André Parra
this is a Thin Lizzy tracklist!12 years ago
maskcdesign
Their best, before selling out to commercialism!12 years ago
hellifairy
I found the love of my life listening to this song in 1982, its a classic young people should respect our feelings during that time, they weren`t even born then. There was no handy no internet no hiphop no whatever is of value nowadays, we just had Ub40,BobnarleyburningspearIjahmenlevi etc. grass and love and freedom it was a great time. Wish the young people nowadays could have such great times too, but I fear they can`t.12 years ago
Wayne Smith
@ezeroh1 What commercials?12 years ago
Eirexeyes
@MsSexyLady23ify & i say you're a fucking idiot!12 years ago
souljah720
@MsSexyLady23ify true that iya!! ting that annoys me is that the these new school fools love to sample our old school .cause they aint got no concept these days. glad i was born b4 this generation .yeah me a 70's baby.the yout dem aint got a clue these days .music is money and fashion to them .. the music for the people factor has slipped away. bless up,keep it real yes! dread over an out!!13 years ago
Mercedez saenz
You say Justin Bieber-I say Eminem You say Lil Wayne-I say Tupac You say Drake-I say Ice Cube You say Soulja Boy-I say Big Pun You say Gucci Mane-I say Rakim You say New school-i say shut the fuck up You say Pop-I scream HipHop! You say Hannah Montana-i fucking punch you in the face 92% of teens have turned to New school and Pop.If you are part of the 8% that still listen to real music,copy and paste this message to another video. Don't let the real rap dieVideos Relacionados
