Wembley 1972 with Mick intro.
Saturday, January 12, 2008
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The thing about Youtube is: never know where the final "shot" will rest. Purely unintentional.
In any case, a strange clip, indeed.
Still looking for a good one of The Modern Lovers' "Roadrunner."
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