Hanoi Videos

Episode #448 entitled "Didn't you used to play for....?" We check out local band "ol Cheeky Bastard featuring Dave Dalton formerly of the Screaming Bloody Marys and Cell Block 5,a special live clip and appearance by Ian Mclagan formerly of the Faces. Mad Juana featuring Sami Yaffa of the New York Dolls(formerly of Jetboy & Hanoi Rocks) with wife Karmen on vocals they create an eclectic mix of punk,sals and world music. The Devil-ettes San Francisco's 60's go go dancer review then it's the CD release party for the Hi-Nobles featuring former Mordred vocalist Scott Holderby and guitarist Greg Ingraham of SF punk legends the Avengers.

Experience a magical land where the old and the new exist side by side. Delectable flavor, magical vistas, fashion and serene beaches await you at a fraction of the cost compared to anywhere in the world. Awash yourself in the frenzy or close your eyes and listen to the waves. Vietnam is truly a mystical and magical land of the Dragon.

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Happy new year from Vietnam

You might expect delegates to the Republican National Convention to give their Presidential nominee high ratings for his acceptance speech. The UpTake's Mike McIntee interviewed delegates and found there are varied reasons for supporting McCain, and some of them have more to do with his running mate than McCain himself. We also get analysis of McCain s speech from a media consultant who says the Senator spoke too much about Hanoi and not enough about the economy and solutions.**http://the-uptake.groups.theuptake.org/en/videogalleryView/id/754/

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Kids in Hanoi, Vietnam playing rock, paper, scissors and ...?

Axl Rose guest appearing on Michael Monroe's music video in 1989. Michael Monroe and Andy McCoy reformed Hanoi Rocks in 2002. As you can hear, the video doesn't have audio track from the actual live show, instead you can find the whole song with Axl elsewhere as someone posted it on Youtube.