Check out this newly uploaded video of Green Day being interviewed and performing for Italian TV channel "Video Music" in Milan, Italy in 1994... It's Wicked Good! Credit and special thanks to dreaminEngland (Walking Contradiction on GDC) for the video and for posting this on our forum:
[quote]A friend of mine sent me this interview on dvd (he has the original recording on VHS) so here it is
I think it's pretty rare and nearly never seen before, it was aired on an Italian channel called Videomusic in 1994 (this music channel doesn't exist anymore). The interview was recorded on May 17 1994, before the concert at Bloom, in Mezzago, near Milan.
There's a bootleg called "Live in Italy 93" but I'm 100% sure that they played for the first time here in 1994 so that bootleg must have been recorded in Spain or somewhere else.[/quote]
And there's more!
Green Day Interview on Videomusic Italy 1994 [part 2]
"Chump" live at Bloom, Mezzago, Italy [17/05/1994]
"Welcome to Paradise" live at Bloom, Mezzago, Italy [17/05/1994]
The interview is funny and serious all at the same time! Great to see a rare "Chump" performance too. It's interesting to hear the guys views back then when the attitude was more "Apathy Rules - Fuck Everybody!"
[quote]A friend of mine sent me this interview on dvd (he has the original recording on VHS) so here it is
I think it's pretty rare and nearly never seen before, it was aired on an Italian channel called Videomusic in 1994 (this music channel doesn't exist anymore). The interview was recorded on May 17 1994, before the concert at Bloom, in Mezzago, near Milan.
There's a bootleg called "Live in Italy 93" but I'm 100% sure that they played for the first time here in 1994 so that bootleg must have been recorded in Spain or somewhere else.[/quote]
And there's more!
Green Day Interview on Videomusic Italy 1994 [part 2]
"Chump" live at Bloom, Mezzago, Italy [17/05/1994]
"Welcome to Paradise" live at Bloom, Mezzago, Italy [17/05/1994]
The interview is funny and serious all at the same time! Great to see a rare "Chump" performance too. It's interesting to hear the guys views back then when the attitude was more "Apathy Rules - Fuck Everybody!"
