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The Saints - (I'm) Stranded (1976)

The Saints - (I'm) Stranded (1976)

rrraaagggeeee - Published Jun 17, 2014

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views324,470
Likes5,615
Comments395
Like ratio1.73%
Channelsrrraaagggeeee
PublishedJun 17, 2014
Next milestone400K (75.5K to go)

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Jun 17, 2014

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1977 music-promo-video-clip by Australian band taken from Australian music program 'rage'. (I'm) Stranded was originally released by The Saints in 1976 (a couple of months before Anarchy In The UK) and was re-released by EMI in 1977. This promo-video was made in conjunction with the 1977 release. This video features comments about the band by Jesus & Mary Chain, Michael Hutchence, Nick Cave, Evan Dando, and a difficult to identify American musician (somebody to do with Alice In Chains?).

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