This clip was a bit before our time but serves as a tribute to this town's musical legacy and something to consider that's just a bit more interesting than local news happy talk.
Here's the story . . .
"Ramones fan Mark snuck a Super-8 sound camera into the Grenada Theater in Kansas City in July of 1978 to secretly film the band, he managed to capture an awful lot of The Ramones on film before he was forced to shut it down. The band, as you can see above, was in top form."
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
13 Glorious Minutes of The Ramones in Kansas City, Captured on a Super-8 Camera (1978)
Thirteen minutes was an awful long time for The Ramones, since they could play an entire album of songs in a quarter of an hour. Thus, when Ramones fan Mark Gilman snuck a Super-8 sound camera into the Grenada Theater in Kansas City in July of 1978 to secretly film the band, he managed to capture an awful lot of The Ramones on film before he was forced to shut it down.
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