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Art Brut, from London UK, performing live at the Tribeca Grand Hotel, NYC on Nov 12 2005. This was the band's first visit to the USA, the final of four shows. Two songs are here, the first - 'Formed A Band' - and the ninth - 'Bad Weekend'.
More info: http://punkcast.com/885
Director: Joly MacFie
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Language: English
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Art Brut, from London UK, performing live at the Tribeca Grand Hotel, NYC on Nov 12 2005. This was the band's first visit to the USA, the final of four shows. Two songs are here, the first - 'Formed A Band' - and the ninth - 'Bad Weekend'.
More info: http://punkcast.com/885
Director: Joly MacFie
Production Company: punkcast.com
Audio/Visual: sound, color
Language: English
Runtime: 03:39 | Views: 131 |
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The band bateatsplastic played, as a duo, their last show in current memory - June 30 2004 - at NYC's Knitting Factory. This was the first song of their set.
More info: http://punkcast.com/487
Producer: Joly MacFie
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PUNKCAST#92011 - Christy & Emily - 'Birds' (2006) The duo Christy & Emily performing the song 'Birds' at Rothko in NYC, Feb 10 2006.
More info: http://punkcast.com/920
Producer: Joly MacFie
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Audio/Visual: sound, color
Language: English
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I shot JFK
On the eve of the 40'th anniversary of the JFK assassination, confessed assasin James Earl Files tells of his role in THE CRIME OF THE CENTURY.
The Story of a man who fired the fatal shot from the Grassy Knoll. His confession is compelling evidence for the government cover-up that Kennedy was assassinated by the CIA in collaboration with Organized Crime.
"Knowing the truth about the Kennedy Assassination is understanding America today." - Wim Dankbaar
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A personal visit to the JFK assassination site. Trip to Dallas, wander around Dallas and talk to locals about the assassination. Part One of two
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Remarks of President-elect Barack Obama
November 15, 2008
Today, the leaders of the G-20 countries -- a group that includes the world's largest economies -- are gathering in Washington to seek solutions to the ongoing turmoil in our financial markets. I'm glad President Bush has initiated this process -- because our global economic crisis requires a coordinated global response.
And yet, as we act in concert with other nations, we must also act immediately here at home to address America's own economic crisis. This week, amid continued volatility in our markets, we learned that unemployment insurance claims rose to their highest levels since September 11, 2001. We've lost jobs for ten straight months -- nearly 1.2 million jobs this year, many of them in our struggling auto industry. And millions of our fellow citizens lie awake each night wondering how they're going to pay their bills, stay in their homes, and save for retirement.
Make no mistake: this is the greatest economic challenge of our time. And while the road ahead will be long, and the work will be hard, I know that we can steer ourselves out of this crisis -- because here in America we always rise to the moment, no matter how hard. And I am more hopeful than ever before that America will rise once again.
But we must act right now. Next week, Congress will meet to address the spreading impact of the economic crisis. I urge them to pass at least a down-payment on a rescue plan that will create jobs, relieve the squeeze on families, and help get the economy growing again. In particular, we cannot afford to delay providing help for the more than one million Americans who will have exhausted their unemployment insurance by the end of this year. If Congress does not pass an immediate plan that gives the economy the boost it needs, I will make it my first order of business as President.
Even as we dig ourselves out of this recession, we must also recognize that out of this economic crisis comes an opportunity to create new jobs, strengthen our middle class, and keep our economy competitive in the 21st century.
That starts with the kinds of long-term investments that we've neglected for too long. That means putting two million Americans to work rebuilding our crumbling roads, bridges, and schools. It means investing $150 billion to build an American green energy economy that will create five million new jobs, while freeing our nation from the tyranny of foreign oil, and saving our planet for our children. It means making health care affordable for anyone who has it, accessible for anyone who wants it, and reducing costs for small businesses. And it also means giving every child the world-class education they need to compete with any worker, anywhere in the world.
Doing all this will require not just new policies, but a new spirit of service and sacrifice, where each of us resolves to pitch in and work harder and look after not only ourselves, but each other. If this financial crisis has taught us anything, it's that we cannot have a thriving Wall Street while Main Street suffers -- in this country, we rise or fall as one nation; as one people. And that is how we will meet the challenges of our time -- together. Thank you.
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President Barak Obama's weekly video address for Thanksgiving, 29 November 2008. Today, American families are gathered to give thanks for the many blessings in their lives.
In a preview of his weekly address, President-elect Barack Obama urges Americans to acknowledge the blessings we all share over this Thanksgiving holiday.
While our nation is faced with tough economic times, President-elect Obama recognizes the value of service in rebuilding struggling communities across the country.
This Thanksgiving, President-elect Obama has asked the nation to celebrate this distinctly American tradition while looking forward to the future we share with hope and promise.
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Artrockers Oneida wailing up a storm in the psychedelic environs of Brooklyn's Mighty Robot - Jul 17 2004. More info: http://punkcast.com/506
Producer: Joly MacFie
Production Company: punkcast.com
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PUNKCAST#80535 - July 30 2005. Water taxis, tugs and barges, luxury yachts cruise past on the river, hipsters lounge in unaccustomed daylight, and locals gaze on bemusedly, as one of the city's most progressive bands, Oneida, performs the song 'Up With People' in NYC East River Park. More info: http://punkcast.com/805
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Rare 1949 episode of the TV series "Captain Video and His Video Rangers", considered by many to be the "Plan 9 from Outer Space" of Classic TV. The show is about a "Space Captain" and his "Video Ranger" who must the galaxy from the evil Dr. Pauli. Low production values, bad acting and bad writing combine to create a very surreal TV show. The show was live, which would explain the missed cues. It's believed most of the master prints were destroyed after the show was cancelled.
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PUNKCAST#957209 Rose Melberg - 'Each New Day' (2006) Rose Melberg performing live at Cake Shop on Apr 25 2006.
The song 'Each New Day' is from her new album 'Cast Away The Clouds' on Double Agent Records.
More info: http://punkcast.com/957.
Producer: Joly MacFie
Production Company: punkcast.com
Audio/Visual: sound, color
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