The Plimsouls - Now - 1981 video free download


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Comments

8 years ago

Powerfactorguy

One of the great power pop songs of all time.

9 years ago

Richard R

Love this group,too bad I was too young while they were doing their live gigs which i hear were a lot of fun

9 years ago

RICARDO MARINHEIRA

The Plimsouls - Now - 1981.The Plimsouls foram uma banda de power pop e pop rock da época da new wave norte-americana, encaixavam-se perfeitamente com o movimento pós-punk de bandas de guitarra. Sua música "A Million Miles Away" atingiu as posições #11 da Mainstream Rock (1982) e #82 da Billboard Hot 100 (1983).

9 years ago

Gary LaRose

Eddie dig GLR from the Roxy

9 years ago

jquest43

Whoever invented the ..power pop ...word needs to know that we,who were there...when the new wave came to LA and punk,also,and British new wave,punk,all at the same general time 1977,1978,1970,1980,81,82,etc we,who were raised on corporate rock, like led Zeppelin,EMBRACEF new wave and punk and NEVER called it power pop.the term DID NOT EXIST

9 years ago

Bobby Worrell

great song, unheralded, thanks for posting

9 years ago

jquest43

Its NOT power pop,its NEW WAVE

9 years ago

MR2686 Forever

Back in the late 70's/early 80's, it seemed like you either had to be Disco or Punk to have a following. Every once in awhile, there would be a band that was outside the box for the times. Although short lived, The Plimsouls were a power pop group that had some good catchy tunes. If you've heard of them, you might have heard "Million Miles Away" on a rare occasion on the radio, but this one, "NOW", is a peppy, catchy tune that harkens back to the early beatles. Hope you enjoy.

10 years ago

heyjuday

I saw them few times. Once at the Golden Bear and a few times at the Barn in Carson. Almost got kicked out of Golden Bear for dancing to the Plimsouls.

10 years ago

Armida Zepeda

dave p. best bass player to come out of p/ town / billy costa.

10 years ago

Donald Bromwell

First-rate power pop. Doesn't get much better.

10 years ago

David Wheaton

Bram Tchaikovsky & The Records - now that was a good weekend!

10 years ago

kra csro

i can only get this live on itunes....i want this version

10 years ago

otisandbeans

My son is a dj at a college radio station and I get him to play all this old stuff that would never be played on the radio, it's awesome. Best part is he loves it too ♥

10 years ago

rooday

I remember ditching school to see them play a free concert that was almost cancelled due to rain at Tower Records' parking lot in Anaheim back in 1983.

10 years ago

Aaron Thomas

Had never heard this, and I was in high school in the '80s. Somehow I acquired this 45 (promo), and came across it as I was listing records on eBay. What a great song! Talk about a hook!

11 years ago

R Vega

catchiest song, that sadly a lot of people havent heard - pop perfection!!

11 years ago

Walt Fechter

Power Pop/Psyche - forever. This band, The Smithereens, Mason Ruffner, Concrete Blonde, X, The Ramones, The Cruzados, and Los Lobos.

11 years ago

montano653

Very underrated L.A. band.

11 years ago

63arizona1

Excellent band,never got the air play they deserve because most radio stations played the same 20 songs over and over. I never hear this on the radio anymore,but you will hear a song from the same year that sucks and they still play it all the time.

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