Suede The Beat Documentary Part 1 of 2

[@meb2126]

Loved them ... and still love them. The pain of living, and at the same time, the will to live, is there in every song.

[@ytb460]

They had that Smith, Stones, Roses and Oasis magic of an amazing guitarist battling with an amazing front man.

[@MarkAllen80]

An actually good Suede documentary for a change. Makes me realise I had better taste and more sense as a teenager than I do now.

[@wongshingka]

my life cannot without suede........

[@synthmojo]

I'm so glad (but not surprised) they still around and doing stuff so good. When a heard Suede for the first time I was at that strange place between childhood and teenage. Never heard from them again till the beginning my adulthood and then I was completely, utterly shocked that it took one fucking decade for me to listen to them properly.

[@Evie170]

8:28: Brett looking adorable playing drums! 🥰

[@1983jamwill]

This is fabulously and unintentionally Spinal Tap.

[@just_peachhhhyyyy4548]

God they are so beautiful :') Brett's singing at the end...

[@sweetsweet273]

I absolutely love The Big Time. To this day.
Bernard's voice is so soft btw.

[@PeteCswampy]

they did Blackpool similar time, still got my 35mm camera shots, still a fan.

[@evilotis01]

aw bless you Molly Walker

[@Jonny0W]

RoathRipper Yup basically! I'm sitting in a big open-plan office, tapping away on my keyboard, avoiding boring work and looking at UA-cam through my fringe.
At the reunion gigs you can see the difference between those who used to like them, but dropped them after Coming Up and are just nostalgic/curious now and those that have stuck with them- leather jackets and Suede-hair- since the 90s.

[@OsireionAbydos]

Hi, do you know what year this was?

[@OsireionAbydos]

93-94?

[@KateronaOne]

I was at that gig in Brighton. That is all.

[@tobin2671]

Me too :) it was at The Event

[@ellyvelly]

The big time ❤

[@magic-bq3vr]

@RoathRipper I was a young Suede fan. Now have I have a fun job with low hours working in entertainment and paying £80k a year. I have a £475k home and drive a Mercedes. I don't work full-time. I fly business class. Am still into music but love to look back at my favourites from the past.

[@AshtonArcher]

You are Molly.

[@bencolemanart]

You sound like Alan Partridge

[@MarcioSilva-ssiillvvaa]

What do call that? A sellout?

[@evilotis01]

ugh why Everett fkn True in the thumbnail tho

[@ngrezespinoza]

Suede es un paquete completo y no sé si ellos lo tienen claro

[@franciscovacagodoy6910]

Pero se descompuso mucho con la partida de Bernard

[@hpoonis2010]

Old guys with moustaches getting autographs?

[@corkscrewfoley]

Could be for their kids.

[@drparnassus2867]

Not looking to punt them on, I'm sure. No resemblance to ticket touts whatsoever

[@misterr279]

I thought suede were groundbreaking when I was a young indie chap, but looking back it’s all a bit embarrassing and shit, I think we all just wanted something “different” I saw them live and don’t remember them sounding this shit..the live clips sound like chimps ransacking a music store whilst the owner wails and shrieks in a foreign tongue, maybe youth causes the brain to accept cringe on a different level because being twats ourselves , we’re unaware how twattish others are..? Don’t get me started on oasis,,

[@hartze4946]

Mr. plonker, you have very schist tastes, especially when you only listen to reggaeton