That's why they were so great. They were shallow. They became a shambles. But they took themselves and Manchester to the top. The millennium Glastonbury
They changed the whole Manchester scene along with The Inspirals and The Stone Roses. I've never seen a bad gig. Couldn't give shit what they are on. It's their business. X
Yes, I can explain. The whole is greater than the sum of its parts. Bez brought a manic energy to the band, and live, that energy was totally infectious to the audience. The Mondays didn't give a toss about quality of musicianship or fancy song structures. They were all about feel, groove, passion and, yes, energy. Subsequently Bez was as important to the band as any other member. He's a lovely feller as well. tells a great story (read his book 'Freaky Dancing') and for me and many, deserves his spot as an icon of a crazy era.
This is the year before the fences went up. We were up on the hill watching this shambles, looking and feeling equally 'spent' and shambolic. it was fucking amazing and i've never seen so many people in one place, in all my days. 120k tickets? There must have been 200k people just watching the Pyramid Stage - coming down from Chemical Brothers the night before, waiting for Bowie to see us home. Rolf Harris was on at some point, but let's leave that one...
the happy mondays to me symbolise the early 90's. the drug culture, the not giving a fuck other than getting wasted n having a good time. ppl may slate them n their performances. but they are the early 90's.
Saw them support Oasis at the Reebok stadium and I think they were a hard act to follow. I've followed thenm from the beginning. Shaun came in the Brunswick in iddleyon and Robbie Malone asked Shau to sign his wall as he lived the back to. He had had 30odd valium and spelt his name wrong. But that's what you expect. They are legends. Great musicians. Rosetta has a great voice. Sexy as well. Xx
@@basedsouljah Thanks for your answer, but would that work since the audio track in this video still is simple mono? I was hoping to find an upload of this very gig somewhere in stereo (you easily can hear a huge difference especially with headphones)
@@0kurgan1 Ahhhh I didn't even notice until you brought that up! Hmm... there's gotta be some way to stereo this up. I'll even take it into FL Studio and mess around with it and see if i can engineer it haha. I'll keep you posted! God knows I'm back here listening to this almost daily 😁
@@basedsouljah There might be a stereo original since it’s a recording from the BBC 🤔 However, I love this version of one of my all time favourite songs
OOh, were this lot there in 2000? Didn't know. It's the only year I went - got in free, stayed in the travellers field. Didn't see any of the bands. Spent most of the time at my mates raves in the travellers field. It was a great vibe. Won't go back now it's gone corporate.
yea 20 past six on the sunday ,packed ,we were parked just off the travellers field in a blue transit by the reggae system ,we were by the van most days brilliant times ,sadly like the big sites/free festivals gone from the uk forever
No, it was black grape who were then joined by the rest of the happy Mondays. It was the first time Ryder was allowed to perform as/with the Mondays since Factory imploded. A copyright or something had run out and they performed together.
Yeah, it was more a Black Grape performing Happy Mondays tunes kind of show. I expected them to launch into "Kelly's heroes" or "In the name of the father" at any time.
The instrumental content of this band is the only thing that saves the live show. Shame really. Brilliant song, brilliant vibe. Crap singer. He's got more hits than me though... He did something right, once
For such a train wreck, this is epic!!!!!
Loved every minute of it!
An absolute epic mess! Wish I was there!
That's why they were so great. They were shallow. They became a shambles. But they took themselves and Manchester to the top. The millennium Glastonbury
Still one of my favourite gigs of all time! So funny and chaotic. Perfect Glastonbury band, on in the afternoon before Bowie.
All about the chaos. 😂
Absolute legends never forget that for the music and times they gave us back in the 90s and the kaos they brought
They changed the whole Manchester scene along with The Inspirals and The Stone Roses. I've never seen a bad gig. Couldn't give shit what they are on. It's their business. X
1:36 The only key that Shaun can hit is a key of Mandy, ffs
Shaun n rowetta out their nuts fallin out n that 😂😂😂😂😂
Lucky the band can play their instruments!!
What a hot mess. Crap and Brilliant at the same time. Long live the Mondays.
"yer twisting my melon, man". .. Perfect.
Yes, I can explain. The whole is greater than the sum of its parts. Bez brought a manic energy to the band, and live, that energy was totally infectious to the audience. The Mondays didn't give a toss about quality of musicianship or fancy song structures. They were all about feel, groove, passion and, yes, energy. Subsequently Bez was as important to the band as any other member. He's a lovely feller as well. tells a great story (read his book 'Freaky Dancing') and for me and many, deserves his spot as an icon of a crazy era.
This is the year before the fences went up. We were up on the hill watching this shambles, looking and feeling equally 'spent' and shambolic. it was fucking amazing and i've never seen so many people in one place, in all my days. 120k tickets? There must have been 200k people just watching the Pyramid Stage - coming down from Chemical Brothers the night before, waiting for Bowie to see us home. Rolf Harris was on at some point, but let's leave that one...
I don’t even remember the nineties 😂
This is so bad it makes it brilliant
that was a very good year.. we all had a good few weeks after that.. glastonbury is a special place
the happy mondays to me symbolise the early 90's. the drug culture, the not giving a fuck other than getting wasted n having a good time. ppl may slate them n their performances. but they are the early 90's.
Absolutely Calv.
Well said.
Yeah man. Go and watch the live version of 'Performance', done at Granada TV studio and introduced by their manager Tony Wilson.
Epic!
OMG!!! This is horrible, but I’m so jealous that I wasn’t there. That looks awesome!!!
3:50 Rowetta going "You're the best" and Bez turning around on cue.
"You're the Bez."
Out of there bins, i love it
I was there.What a weekend for what i can remember.Legends x
My mate said to a landlady in Middleton "you are twisting my melon man" and she barred him. It was hilarious. X
What a shambles, but it’s gold 😂. Saw them live at Wembley, supporting Oasis in 2000.
Got to love beds eyeballs at the end of the video
its like he's speedballing or something man that looks like some PINPOINT ass pupils good gear back then lmao
Absolute Car crash ….. shambolic …. Ryder absolutely out his nut …..
I love it 😂
0:18 Knew we were in for a shitshow after Shaun slurred that 'Call the focken cops'. Lmao
I keep rereading this comment in my head in everyday life and it makes me giggle lmao
Watching the Mondays is like an awayday with Manchester United in the 70s. Just fucking mayhem.
My eardrums are now bleeding, not an hope in hell he would even pass an X Factor audition with that voice.
they covered eachothers asses lol its so bad its brilliant, legend memories, pity i cant remember much though lol thank you for posting
Oot his f in nut! man f in brilliant! drug music man 😁👍
Hilarious and makes it all the more a classic appearance. Rowetta was fit!!
she still is! i banged her up against the bins at the back of Lidl just last month!
I think this is the one where Shaun spent like 48 hours smoking heroin locked in the luggage cargo of their trailer before this performance
this is england!
Grand Buransmo: This is Scotland!
Look at that fucking crowd bouncing goosebumps r whatt !
Saw them support Oasis at the Reebok stadium and I think they were a hard act to follow. I've followed thenm from the beginning. Shaun came in the Brunswick in iddleyon and Robbie Malone asked Shau to sign his wall as he lived the back to. He had had 30odd valium and spelt his name wrong. But that's what you expect. They are legends. Great musicians. Rosetta has a great voice. Sexy as well. Xx
brilliant
I forgot all about the fog machines in the 90s they where wicked in night clubs lol
daylight gigs are not the same,
From the ridiculous to the sublime
MEGA!
The best
I was on the barrier at this one.
nuff respect
Looooove it!!!!! 🎶
Even Bez looks uncharacteristically unenthused about this and poor Shaun is not only behind, but singing in some completely different key...:/
Everyone is stoned out of their minds!
Who gives a shit? in 2000 this was already 20 years old and everyone was looking to remissness and get stoned.
You a re right - produced by Oakenfold, no less.
@@davedevine283 time flies.!
@@aportilla007 10 years old.
damn drugs!
Its that bad its good😂
Top band well off there bonce
Roweta amazing
Seeing Ryder walk off like that shows how fucked up he was at the time. Glad he's healthy again.
I think I heard the guy in the blue t shirt shout "Wasted!" when Ryder left the stage!
@@mabel8179 What time in the video?
@@eddyvideostar about 5:10
@@mabel8179 no, he says "Twisting" as in "Twisting my melon".
Wonder if he ever found that key
I was there walked past to the travelers camp .car crash cafe
So it is, well spotted, thanks
I was there. He was reading of an auto- cue. Fact.
Any chance to get that particular one in stereo somewhere? Looked for it for ages but no luck so far
High quality? I'm not sure. But you could use one of those "youtubetomp3" websites to convert this video to an Mp3 file in Stereo!
@@basedsouljah Thanks for your answer, but would that work since the audio track in this video still is simple mono? I was hoping to find an upload of this very gig somewhere in stereo (you easily can hear a huge difference especially with headphones)
@@0kurgan1 Ahhhh I didn't even notice until you brought that up! Hmm... there's gotta be some way to stereo this up. I'll even take it into FL Studio and mess around with it and see if i can engineer it haha. I'll keep you posted! God knows I'm back here listening to this almost daily 😁
@@basedsouljah There might be a stereo original since it’s a recording from the BBC 🤔 However, I love this version of one of my all time favourite songs
This is Step On not Kinky Afro, great piece of footage though.
reminds me 1992
Go bam
Saw them that summer at Wittness. Totally train wreck
That's not Happy Mondays. Half the band are missing
Before gastonberry went corparate just
OOh, were this lot there in 2000? Didn't know. It's the only year I went - got in free, stayed in the travellers field. Didn't see any of the bands. Spent most of the time at my mates raves in the travellers field. It was a great vibe. Won't go back now it's gone corporate.
yea 20 past six on the sunday ,packed ,we were parked just off the travellers field in a blue transit by the reggae system ,we were by the van most days brilliant times ,sadly like the big sites/free festivals gone from the uk forever
good point. although this was the year Radio 1 and Orange had tents everywhere for the first time
Outta tune!
I was in the crowd here. Wanted to see the Mondays for ages. Well disappointed. They were shit
that's smack for you
Cos they are stoned!
Gotta be high to appreciate☺🤩
Should have known what to expect. They were a bunch of drugged up barely talented mancs 😂 The chaos is what made it so great!
🎁
I was there. Monday's were a bit shambolic, as much as I love them (only two from the original band here if you don't count Rowetta)
This was Happy Mondays and Black Grape together for a one-off.
+Mundolio Knows the
Mondays with Kermit then
No, it was black grape who were then joined by the rest of the happy Mondays. It was the first time Ryder was allowed to perform as/with the Mondays since Factory imploded. A copyright or something had run out and they performed together.
Yeah, it was more a Black Grape performing Happy Mondays tunes kind of show. I expected them to launch into "Kelly's heroes" or "In the name of the father" at any time.
@@StanKPhlaps was Mondays listed on the bill that day
Well off key ffs
I'm going to give Gaz Whelan and the keyboard player credit for their performance on this one. Shaun Ryder? Yeah, not so much...
6:06 Bez not off his head at all 😂😂
BBC Choice ... ;)
Shambles
I wonder what John kongos thinks of this cover
In indonesia we called it "kebotian"
Lol agree best car crash ever
I'm trying to get the tune, how the fuck does this go? haha
This is A Propper ....Band......
Call the cops
2000?? Think you'll find it was 1990
No, it was 2000.
Wow that was bad!
She saved you big nose
Not knocking Mr ryder but has such a poor singer ever fronted such a great band.
I would honestly love to discuss this and try and legit think of another band hahah
Sounds like shit here but great song on the recording. Still stands up after 33 years. Or 52 years if you're into Kongos' version.
Awesome band work , apart from lead singer..wtf is wrong with him ? too much snow stuck up his nose ?
theres a legend thats said he locked himself in the luggage cargo of his trailer smoking heroin for 48 hours straight before this one
Se les va el p3do!! no saben ni en que parte van
Wow...that is probably the worst vocals I've ever heard...not even close to being in the right key 😂
The instrumental content of this band is the only thing that saves the live show. Shame really. Brilliant song, brilliant vibe. Crap singer.
He's got more hits than me though... He did something right, once
Wow this was TERRIBLE
Wow, terrible
Ah yes, back when Glastonbury was a real festival and not the pretentious crap its turned into now.
It's known as Twatstonbury now. Middle class trust fund kids festival. F'ckin shyte.