First shown as part of BBC2's OGWT Derby Assembly Rooms in December 1983, it was also performed live in the Manchester studio of BBC North West's YES programme on 6 February 1984 along with 'What Difference Does It Make?'. At a time when it was still unavailable on vinyl (and absent from the debut album they were currently promoting), 'This Night Has Opened My Eyes' was a markedly esoteric choice.
mp3 : At The Drive-In - This Night Has Opened My Eyes
Next up.....This Charming Man
2 comments:
love the wonky vhs
takes me back!
Proud Camden is pleased to announce that photographer Kevin Cummins will be signing his book Manchester: Looking For The Light Through The Pouring Rain on Saturday 23rd June between 1pm and 2.30pm at Proud Camden Gallery.
Celebrating Cummins' photographic record of the past 30 years he successfully captures the highs, the lows and the transcendent pop moments of Manchester's most famous sons. Manchester: Looking for the Light through the Pouring Rain is a stunning visual record of the city and its pop history. Cummins delicately exposes Manchester, its bands, its fashions and its attitude. Set against the back drop of our nostalgic exhibition Manchester: So Much To Answer For, The City That Shaped The Smiths, we invite you to come and join us in celebrating Cummins’ exceptional career, and enjoy the iconic shots that catapulted him to fame.
Admission to this exclusive event is £5, this fee can be redeemed against any Cummins merchandise purchased in the Proud Bookshop.
RSVP is essential to booksigning@proudgalleries.co.uk
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