Industrial Disease on ZDF

[rudiger]

I've found on youtube this video of Industrial Disease. Nothing new: it is included in the VOL.2 of OUATITTV but in much worse quality. This is clearly a re-broadcast and I wonder if anyone has this video in DVD quality

 

[Pottel]

video not available in my friggin country. Germany even AIN't my country...darn...

[rudiger]

a couple of screens

 

[Fieneke2]

Whaauww great video Rudiger! Thanks for sharing! 

Fieneke

[Tally]

I was gonna make a comment about how difficult it must be for Mark as a singer to get through all the lyrics of this song, but this clip demonstrates how easy it can be 

[vgonis]

I use to sing it by heart 20 years ago, over the playback, and I guess I still remember it, so why not the composer! It is a playback, isn't it?
Thanks Rudiger!

[Fletch]

I can't access to the vid either - would someone mind ripping it to YouTube?
Or emailing the file.

Use keepvid.com to rip the contents. 

[Tally]

I use to sing it by heart 20 years ago, over the playback, and I guess I still remember it, so why not the composer! It is a playback, isn't it?
Thanks Rudiger!

That it was playback was my point.  Of course he did it without playback live, but these lyrics are really Dylan-esque and seem quite challenging with all the words and the quick pace.

[qjamesfloyd]

Thanks for the video, I've not seen ID live before(and after that I still haven't ) But you can see that Mark is not comfortable playing to a play back. He has always been a lot happier playing live.

[Pottel]

Check Out the Sydney Show from 86' there you can See hin "do is"

[Ingo]

I remember seing this video when it came on German TV for the first time one evening in about 1982. We did not have a VCR back then (almost noone had) but the show was re-broadcasted the next morning when I unfortunately had school ( I was 16). I remember I played truant (do you say so, not going to school? German: Schule schw

[twm]

"To play truant" is right. There are local, regional and colloquial words and phrases for this  but "to play truant" is standard English.