*Happy Mondays* *March 25, 1990 / G-Mex Centre / Manchester, England UK* 0:29 Rave On 5:56 Do It Better 9:05 Tart, Tart 14:06 Step On 19:17 Performance 23:24 Hallelujah 27:29 Clap Your Hands 31:44 Kuff Dam 35:33 Lazyitis (The One Armed Boxer) 39:59 24 Hour Party People 44:02 Mad Cyril *encore* 50:44 God's Cop 56:17 Wrote For Luck
Twistin me Mellon man. Brilliant. The Happy Mondays , the Charlatans ,Inspiral Carpets ,The Shamen and the Stone Roses were my teenage years and i have to say it was a fucking brilliant time to be alive and so many memories and laughs we my best mates who are still my best mates. Every tune brings it right back. Amazing.🙏
@@roywilson4514 Twistin me Mellon. Is English for someone doing your head in. Or someone got your head puzzled So to answer your comment . Mellon being head.👍. 😂😂😂
I was at their first gig in Liverpool in the 80s. It was at the Flying Picket, there were 7 people in the audience. They put on an incredible show. It was self evident that they were going to be massive commercially and culturally. Sean William Ryder the bastard son of John Lennon.
I am falling in love with this band 30 years on... I was born in the states in 1991, so I had no idea they existed. Shaun would have been fun to hang with!
Why is nobody saying anything about the bass, the guitars, the keyboards, the drumming, the lead vocals, Bez iconic dancing, the lightshow, why is nobody saying anything about the smoke machine?
its as shame theyre mostly known for being off their heads on e, every member of the band was incredibly good and the first two albums shouldnt be overlooked
What an underrated band. They should have just hammered out gigs in Detroit, Chicago and Florida. I reckon those crowds would have taken to it a bit more. The whole dance scene owes everything to these lads. Anyone else remember all those 12" remixes DJ's would play before "Rave" or "Techno" existed as a concept. When "Techno" basically meant 'Kraftwerk'! New Order, 808State and Altern8 where the only other bands actually writing original material for the Dance people to reproduce and mix into their live sets, for a while at least. Amazing!! Then that "Radio Friendly" music came out where they got female models to mime for MTV vidz, Wow. It went down hill so quick, illegal raves, warehouse parties and island festivals kept it all a float but, for most, who were introduced to music through mainstream radio, it was stuff like '2 Unlimited' - "...No! No! there's no Limit". Oh dear, Christ on a Bike Meash! LOL az Fek!
around same time 808 state & guy called gerald were going in manc, unique 3 were going in dirty bradders, ital rockers, nightmares on wax and LFO were going in that Leeds and forgemasters and sweet exorcist were going in sheff
i just watched the 24 Hour Party People movie. I thought they were exaggerating with the Happy Mondays bits but oh boy they weren't. This is madness. They seem to be doing drugs onstage, the singer is reading the lyrics on a sheet of paper, everything is un-cordinated, there's a dude with maracas tripping the fuck out, they brought in an elder guest singer and they just left him there walking in circles 30 minutes after they finished their song together.
Karl Denver was definitely aware of the vibe haha he'd been around the block man by then. MDMA makes people just vibe out and in my opinion its a mix of being high as fuck on multiple drugs (band and crowd both) and just not caring that led them to their height... alll the way to their infamous Barbados ending lol But the movie was mad exagerrated man, Shaun only read off the paper for Step On because A. It was brand new at the time, and B. It was a cover song lol i mean yeah sure he's on heroin but still
The area where bridgwater hall is now, was leveled and fenced off at the time. Some cheeky lad had broken in, opened the gate and was charging five quid to park. My mate (who was driving) called him out and he just waved us through. He must of made a couple of grand that night.
Pills, Thrills and Bellyaches was a CD that I constantly rocked in 1990 and 91. It twisted my melon, for sure… well, it wasn’t just that album that twisted my melon. 😏
I saw The Happy Mondays a couple of times- including after they got back from their insane trip to Barbados. It was a massive party but they had the groove. The way they walk on here sums it up.
Me too. I was on the train escaping from my library job in Manchester. Because I was not feeling too well. Guess who was in the same carriage? Bez, eating KFC. Just me and him. He went "alright" and put a thumbs up. I just went, hiya Bez. Lol. I half expected him to freaky dance up the aisle. Lol.
Me and my mate Spike went to this concert on the Saturday night the 24th march they played 2 nights at the g-mex, as I recall the line-up was A Guy called Gerald then 808State ( who were awesome) followed by the Mondays , I was only 22 fuck me wheres the last 30 years gone lol.....
I was there. It was wonderfully chaotic. It seems different looking back at it. I have a photo of me and my friend sat on the steps of the The Hacienda afterwards, first in line. Taken on a disposable camera, no phones. Lol. The shutter was still down. Thanks for posting.
@@CroTube5000 looks like that's what he's taken and that's the one they were known for .... apart from Shaun who did them as a starter then went a bit harder for his main course..
The idea of having a dude like Bez is damn creative, don't know if the most creative idea I've ever seen, but it's damn creative I gotta say. Also shows Shaun & Bez being great pals, no man left behind.
Not that new at all , hawkwind had Stacia , and yeah cressa was a vibe man for the roses , kiss had one who used to introduce them as the greatest band in the world , it’s all part of 😂the act
It could be lingering stage fright, or nerves, or the imminent fear of the plebs throwing and hurling bottle at his throat and head, which could, indirectly affect his ability to recall often improvised, unpolished and maybe unrehearsed lyrics, on the spot, while keeping time with the various sound streams emanating from the keyboards and rhythm section.
What an amazing show. The HM sound great and the crowd is dancing their asses off. It must have been really fun to see them live. And also be part of the Manchester scene starting with Joy Division and the beginning of Factory Records to getting down at The Hacienda to that Madchester sound and vibe.
@@SuzanneO707 That is awesome you were at that show. What other bands were you into from that era? I just watched the Stone Roses documentary about they're reunion tour...That is sad news about the Hacienda. I've seen the same thing happen to some of my favorite venues. i guess change is inevitable.
@@stevesheldon2342 It was fun, chaotic and very visceral. I racked over to the Hacienda afterwards with my gig/clubbing pal. I've got a photo taken with a disposable camera, of us sat on the doorstep of the Hacienda. It wasn't even open the shutters are down, lol. You can see the gig poster pasted on the wall behind us.We just wanted to get in and dance, we didn't drink much or do "anything" else. Yep, change comes. Best wishes.
Sorry, other bands.... I was in bit of state of flux between the bands around at the time and belting songs out before that, The Smiths, Joy Division, New Order, The Fall, Echo and The Bunnymen etc Dance music was my bag too. I was brought up hearing a lot of Northern Soul, punk, Bowie, ska & Mowtown & great "indie bands". I tend to like certain tunes. The Stone Roses were special. One of my favourite tunes was Perfume by The Paris Angels. It was great to see local kids up there making music. And go to gigs where people danced and all that.
100% right mate. Tony Wilson could see that though. He said the Mondays rhythm section was one of the most important things to ever happen in music history (or something along those lines)
18.36 Bez’s eyes 😂😂 pure E 😂 I remember seeing the Mondays in 2000 when they supported oasis , they were great, even though Shaun threw up part way one of the tunes.
I saw the movie version of 24 hour party people and it blew my mind. I'm from memphis, and this music wasn't nearly as popular here, so it really snuck up on me. Ya'll were aggressively challenging genre and format, more worried about conveying feeling than anything else. Got linked to the new Shaun Ryder Mumbo Jumbo video and have been falling down the rabbit hole ever since.
I was at audio school in 1990 and had no idea who this band was. Technology sucked back then, hard to find good music. One radio station playing crap, one tv station. Word of The Stone Roses got out but never heard of Mondays until years later.
@@basedsouljah well, considering I was only 14 at the time,but I've gone on to see a couple more don't worry!!!,,,😎👍😁,and headline the hacienda with my own band in 97,,so I'm a little bit interesting!!
And this was mostly pre-Thrills, Pills, and Bellyaches, the greatest album to date, the genre, if you get it. They're groove like no other, will be studied for the unforeseeable future. If only they'd kept it going a little longer.. Rowetta, with lungs like a megalodon, albeit short backings, was the first women to make the finals on X Factor in 2004.
Bez's cardiovascular fitness was unmatched.
Jakob Ingebritsen is a prick compare to him
Nah just off his nut on drugs 😂
He had some help though , we all did
I’m assuming Bez was the maracas dancing sensation
I would love it if he brought out a fitness video.
*Happy Mondays*
*March 25, 1990 / G-Mex Centre / Manchester, England UK*
0:29 Rave On
5:56 Do It Better
9:05 Tart, Tart
14:06 Step On
19:17 Performance
23:24 Hallelujah
27:29 Clap Your Hands
31:44 Kuff Dam
35:33 Lazyitis (The One Armed Boxer)
39:59 24 Hour Party People
44:02 Mad Cyril
*encore*
50:44 God's Cop
56:17 Wrote For Luck
THANK YOU
Cheers
Cheers
Cheers
I was looking for you! Thank you!
RIP groove master Paul Ryder-legend
20 years old and full of white doves! Fkn loved the 90's😎
Twistin me Mellon man. Brilliant. The Happy Mondays , the Charlatans ,Inspiral Carpets ,The Shamen and the Stone Roses were my teenage years and i have to say it was a fucking brilliant time to be alive and so many memories and laughs we my best mates who are still my best mates. Every tune brings it right back. Amazing.🙏
Mellon? English
@@roywilson4514 Twistin me Mellon. Is English for someone doing your head in. Or someone got your head puzzled So to answer your comment . Mellon being head.👍. 😂😂😂
The modern music world needs more Shaun Ryders and less Ed Shearans
There is only 1 Shaun Ryder
They are both little goblin men from England whose music was inexplicably popular with normal people
@@robmanson6210 Not necessarily "woke", but it sure is plastic and there isn't a real guitar player among them. Its fucking grim.
ed sheeran is ok. he actually plays music. you shouldv said cardi b or tekashi69 instead.
What we REALLY need is more Bez.
I was at their first gig in Liverpool in the 80s. It was at the Flying Picket, there were 7 people in the audience. They put on an incredible show. It was self evident that they were going to be massive commercially and culturally. Sean William Ryder the bastard son of John Lennon.
Spent many an evening in my teens watching this with ma mates. An E and the G-Mex. Perfect night.
I am falling in love with this band 30 years on... I was born in the states in 1991, so I had no idea they existed. Shaun would have been fun to hang with!
You were born in the year that probably was their apex.
if you'd been hanging with shaun - you'd probably have been on another planet m8
@@theenglishman3368 way hay hehe he hehe he 😜
@@theenglishman3368 whoa whoa whoa whoa
I don't think you would have liked the heroin he was on at the time 🤣😂
I was there 15 years old great night
Me too 🫡
No band has the pure SWAGGER of the Mondays. God bless them.
@@doves9204 I've heard of them, but I don't know much about them. I'll check them out
Oasis dude
Pure swagger, pure attitude, pure manc, so were oasis
Absolutely class. Rowetta at the end on WFL. Me VELVET UNDERGROUND are THE MONDAYS. Incredible band! x.
why nobody is saying something about the bass... that rhytmic section is tight
paul ryder under fucking rated man
I knew Paul Ryder was good, but fucking hell
Keeping it all together
Why is nobody saying anything about the bass, the guitars, the keyboards, the drumming, the lead vocals, Bez iconic dancing, the lightshow, why is nobody saying anything about the smoke machine?
I will use this comment to say goodbye to the rythtmic master Paul FN Ryder
From the heart... it is art.
This gig was fucking awesome, I'm proud to say I was there...
wish i had
Best
Now that is a band. I never realized their magnificence until rolling the dice on this video. I’m in love.
They were so amazing live....one of the best shows I've ever seen!
its as shame theyre mostly known for being off their heads on e, every member of the band was incredibly good and the first two albums shouldnt be overlooked
You forget how good they accully where
In dat moment in time
They were on fire
Absolutely love Happy Mondays. Brilliant vibes. Bummed and Thrills and Pills are excellent albums. So funky. Bez is an absolute legend!
not really, since he's a wife-beating prick
Just realised there was film of this... And I was there...!!! Pity I can't remember a bloody thing about this gig... Awesome...!!
What an underrated band. They should have just hammered out gigs in Detroit, Chicago and Florida. I reckon those crowds would have taken to it a bit more. The whole dance scene owes everything to these lads. Anyone else remember all those 12" remixes DJ's would play before "Rave" or "Techno" existed as a concept. When "Techno" basically meant 'Kraftwerk'! New Order, 808State and Altern8 where the only other bands actually writing original material for the Dance people to reproduce and mix into their live sets, for a while at least. Amazing!! Then that "Radio Friendly" music came out where they got female models to mime for MTV vidz, Wow. It went down hill so quick, illegal raves, warehouse parties and island festivals kept it all a float but, for most, who were introduced to music through mainstream radio, it was stuff like '2 Unlimited' - "...No! No! there's no Limit". Oh dear, Christ on a Bike Meash! LOL az Fek!
Are you honestly saying cities like Manchester Liverpool etc didn't take to the Mondays??
@@bendover9663 No, I thought that's where it all started wasn't it?
around same time 808 state & guy called gerald were going in manc, unique 3 were going in dirty bradders, ital rockers, nightmares on wax and LFO were going in that Leeds and forgemasters and sweet exorcist were going in sheff
Lmao I love all these bands 808 state etc but also No Limit. Eurodance is fun. I was born in 89 and it’s fun to go back and see what was popular.
Not underrated in the city of my mind I can assure you of that 🇬🇧✌️⭐️
first time I've seen a decent copy of this in over 20 years... have a real shoddy dvd rip somewhere. thanks for uploading mate
glad you've found it. : )
I’ll tell you one thing, in the days before industrialization, Bez would’ve been a great grape stomper. The best, in fact!
Love the Mondays since 1989 ❤
i just watched the 24 Hour Party People movie. I thought they were exaggerating with the Happy Mondays bits but oh boy they weren't. This is madness. They seem to be doing drugs onstage, the singer is reading the lyrics on a sheet of paper, everything is un-cordinated, there's a dude with maracas tripping the fuck out, they brought in an elder guest singer and they just left him there walking in circles 30 minutes after they finished their song together.
Yep......
Yeah but they were also tight as fuck and a great band with great songs too!
yes and even in that condition much better than many of the shit we get today.
We need all of them.
Karl Denver was definitely aware of the vibe haha he'd been around the block man by then. MDMA makes people just vibe out and in my opinion its a mix of being high as fuck on multiple drugs (band and crowd both) and just not caring that led them to their height... alll the way to their infamous Barbados ending lol
But the movie was mad exagerrated man, Shaun only read off the paper for Step On because A. It was brand new at the time, and B. It was a cover song lol i mean yeah sure he's on heroin but still
Miss those days Thiers nothin like the raves of the 90s we need a new music scene for people Thiers been nothing for 20 yrs
The area where bridgwater hall is now, was leveled and fenced off at the time. Some cheeky lad had broken in, opened the gate and was charging five quid to park. My mate (who was driving) called him out and he just waved us through. He must of made a couple of grand that night.
Been Mondays supporting act in Hong Kong, so groovy, beautiful memories indeed
Mark Day, a great guitar player!!
Libre Pensador very underrated too.
I see loads of love for Paul Ryder’s bass playing - rightly so - but Mark Day is the most underrated guitarist ever. Unique.
Is have fuckin´ fun!
Aye, Top notch with them Strings.
Grandbags funeral premium example .
Pills, Thrills and Bellyaches was a CD that I constantly rocked in 1990 and 91. It twisted my melon, for sure… well, it wasn’t just that album that twisted my melon. 😏
"Shaun Ryder is the greatest English poet since Yeats" - Tony Wilson
Yeats was Irish though, hate to be that guy
Love Tony's joke....if that's true. :)
Ian Curtus, Bernard Summer, Peter Hook all be like bruh
@@BoomTribeEntertainment I'm sure Yeats would probably be a bit annoyed with the comparison.
shame ryder cant sing his way out of a paper bag
RIP Horse, eternal gratitude
Great job on the upload dude. This was a pivotal gig. Incredible set list. The vibe in that Room is just unreal.
top days my friend
I was there and it was ace but sound was terrible at times. Bless em
Aye right😅
best band ever, all bands late 80s were posh studenty types, then these lads came along that were like my mates and that
I saw The Happy Mondays a couple of times- including after they got back from their insane trip to Barbados. It was a massive party but they had the groove. The way they walk on here sums it up.
THat first track is killer omg!
From post office messenger to music legend.🎉
This is fucking amazing! Best band in the world !!!
Kids now with their ed sheeran. yeah, whatever !!
Couldn't agree more...
If I could go back..goddam I would be at this gig!!!
My seventeen year old self is in there somewhere 🕺🕺🕺
Saw them on this tour in Boston. Stereo MCs opened…it was beyond fucking amazing…I miss the 90’s
Envy is not the word
Me too. I was on the train escaping from my library job in Manchester. Because I was not feeling too well. Guess who was in the same carriage? Bez, eating KFC. Just me and him. He went "alright" and put a thumbs up. I just went, hiya Bez. Lol. I half expected him to freaky dance up the aisle. Lol.
You are the man for uploading this!!!!
glad you found it my friend!
Really wish they’d release this on DVD and a music download. Great gig.
Watch the "Call the Cops" US tour 1990 its fookin mental in an awesome way
Me and my mate Spike went to this concert on the Saturday night the 24th march they played 2 nights at the g-mex, as I recall the line-up was A Guy called Gerald then 808State ( who were awesome) followed by the Mondays , I was only 22 fuck me wheres the last 30 years gone lol.....
Colin, I remember that MC Buzz b was on first on one night - I think we were super lucky to have been the right age at the right time
Were disco biscuits consumed..
This is the coolest band ever...
I was there. It was wonderfully chaotic. It seems different looking back at it. I have a photo of me and my friend sat on the steps of the The Hacienda afterwards, first in line. Taken on a disposable camera, no phones. Lol. The shutter was still down. Thanks for posting.
souvenir d'un set chaotique à l'ubu de Rennes avec MBV... baston générale au 3ième morceau, great r'n'r swindle, belle époque !
everyone was so high they didn't think that absolutely no one could hear bez's fkn shakers
Just saw yesterday the Michael Winterbottom film "24 hour party people"... Incredible !!!
Mate put us pals through much enjoyment to this. Respected
top days !
@@N01JAMFAN = Aye/Bloody right (👍For it ftr ;-)
Shaun Ryder - Champion and Legend
BEZ - Champion and Legend
Lois you been talking to the lads pa yea U peanuts
U gellaues man you talk hip as well
What we be a good time ago was was is and who was did we care we smashed a Jimmy
Mark Day all day
I would advise you to watch Bez take a sly bomb at 16:31, and then to watch it take effect at 18:21
Pmsl well spotted 👍
what's a sly bomb?
@@CroTube5000 sneaked a happy pill 👍
@@Hannahxx1971 Well I gathered that...E?
@@CroTube5000 looks like that's what he's taken and that's the one they were known for .... apart from Shaun who did them as a starter then went a bit harder for his main course..
I was there. Can't remember anything about it though. Nice to be able to watch it back again.
My favourite live version of W.F.L
The idea of having a dude like Bez is damn creative, don't know if the most creative idea I've ever seen, but it's damn creative I gotta say. Also shows Shaun & Bez being great pals, no man left behind.
See also Cressa of The Stone Roses. The same idea. A vibes man.
Not that new at all , hawkwind had Stacia , and yeah cressa was a vibe man for the roses , kiss had one who used to introduce them as the greatest band in the world , it’s all part of 😂the act
On form here big time keep coming back to this, nothin nowadays comes close to this, the lads havin it
I still have this on VHS.
Bez was so cool..ahead his time with his style
Outstanding gig. Had to look up who the dude in the Top Gun hat was - Scottish singer Karl Denver.
Look up Carl Denver Wimoweh, Shaun liked his yodling (source: the movie 24 hour party people)
Awesome 0161 in the building ♥️
Made my Monday mate!!!
Just brilliant.
The lads are bang on form, love seein horseman groovin in the back Rip
Love the way Shaun has to read the lyrics off some scaby paper, I would probs have to do the same when I left my brain in the dressing room
to be fair to Shaun the band had just learned it the night or two before, and it was a cover.
It could be lingering stage fright, or nerves, or the imminent fear of the plebs throwing and hurling bottle at his throat and head, which could, indirectly affect his ability to recall often improvised, unpolished and maybe unrehearsed lyrics, on the spot, while keeping time with the various sound streams emanating from the keyboards and rhythm section.
@@paulsavage5057 Or maybe it was the acid...
increíble, alucinante!
Saw these guys open for Jane’s Addiction at Madison Square Garden. NYC ‘91
What an amazing show. The HM sound great and the crowd is dancing their asses off. It must have been really fun to see them live. And also be part of the Manchester scene starting with Joy Division and the beginning of Factory Records to getting down at The Hacienda to that Madchester sound and vibe.
It was great whilst it lasted. I was at this show. The Hacienda is apartments now. Oh well.
@@SuzanneO707 That is awesome you were at that show. What other bands were you into from that era? I just watched the Stone Roses documentary about they're reunion tour...That is sad news about the Hacienda. I've seen the same thing happen to some of my favorite venues. i guess change is inevitable.
@@stevesheldon2342 It was fun, chaotic and very visceral. I racked over to the Hacienda afterwards with my gig/clubbing pal. I've got a photo taken with a disposable camera, of us sat on the doorstep of the Hacienda. It wasn't even open the shutters are down, lol. You can see the gig poster pasted on the wall behind us.We just wanted to get in and dance, we didn't drink much or do "anything" else. Yep, change comes. Best wishes.
Sorry, other bands.... I was in bit of state of flux between the bands around at the time and belting songs out before that, The Smiths, Joy Division, New Order, The Fall, Echo and The Bunnymen etc Dance music was my bag too. I was brought up hearing a lot of Northern Soul, punk, Bowie, ska & Mowtown & great "indie bands". I tend to like certain tunes. The Stone Roses were special. One of my favourite tunes was Perfume by The Paris Angels. It was great to see local kids up there making music. And go to gigs where people danced and all that.
Lot of love on that stage right there.
Criminally underrated musicians. Tight as fuck
100% right mate. Tony Wilson could see that though. He said the Mondays rhythm section was one of the most important things to ever happen in music history (or something along those lines)
I do not agree, I am from that time and they were one of the most important bands in the world
@@kpmonday7952 you don't agree with what?
@@pauldevine5511 of your fucking ignorant opinion
@@kpmonday7952 do you not understand what I'm saying?? They are my favourite band.
Blessed 🍀
Graciasss. 👏👏👏👏👏👏
❤🇬🇧👍👌
Gaz Whelan and Paul Ryder, great rythmn section.
Paul Ryder's leather jacket is underrated
this comment is factual and underrated itself, RIP Paul
Great upload, thank you!
Damn Paul was such a natural fluid bass man. Wish I could go back. Always thought Do it better was a way better track than got credit for.
bez is awesome..
Great upload mate had this on vhs watched the shit out of it mondays will always love em👍🇮🇲
Shaun was the real deal man! He walked the walk!
since this my mondays are happy :-).
Great. 🤩😎. soon .in 2022. Paradiso. Amsterdam 😍.
18.36 Bez’s eyes 😂😂 pure E 😂
I remember seeing the Mondays in 2000 when they supported oasis , they were great, even though Shaun threw up part way one of the tunes.
Fantastic definition on this... Goid bloody job kidda
The guy dancing through the whole set love it!!
Bez was hired for his ability to dance. And do an enormous amount of drugs. At least I think that's what it said on the Position Description.
@@tb-cg6vd he was Sean's best mate, no one 'hired' anyone to take drugs they just happened to both be big drug takers at the time
@@MB-wk4sbAye, best M8's anyway.
Call that uncoordinated, unsyncopated muddle dancing. He's a fuckin distraction. It would be better to invite up someone from the audience.
Yeah Bez was just his best mate that decided to go on stage out his tree and dance like a looney all night and became a fixture from that day on.🙏
was there , what a night still think about it
😎🙂
Tony Wilson's book "24 hour party people" is essential reading; good copies on e-bay for under a fiver ;0)
I saw the movie version of 24 hour party people and it blew my mind. I'm from memphis, and this music wasn't nearly as popular here, so it really snuck up on me. Ya'll were aggressively challenging genre and format, more worried about conveying feeling than anything else. Got linked to the new Shaun Ryder Mumbo Jumbo video and have been falling down the rabbit hole ever since.
I was at audio school in 1990 and had no idea who this band was. Technology sucked back then, hard to find good music. One radio station playing crap, one tv station. Word of The Stone Roses got out but never heard of Mondays until years later.
Love Mondays!
GRACIAS SEÑORES
". Everyband needs good chemistry, n Bez was a great fuckin chemist,!!.."
I was at this but can’t remember being there. Sounds about right for 1990……!
my first live gig!,i was there!!
THIS WAS YOUR FIRST FUCKIN SHOW??
GOOD GOD YOU MUST BE AN INTERESTING CAT! haha
@@basedsouljah well, considering I was only 14 at the time,but I've gone on to see a couple more don't worry!!!,,,😎👍😁,and headline the hacienda with my own band in 97,,so I'm a little bit interesting!!
I love that Shaun has the crib notes for his own songs
Step on was a cover version
Been listening to this album for 30 years and just learned it was a cover@@jasondougie1798
It should be noted that Karl Denver is singing Lazyitis with them. God bless you boys (and girl).
Only one of the best gigs ever to be put on film - My VHS tape was as wrecked as i was after a 100 plays
Same here. 15 yrs old, pals round - good times.
And the Lord said unto them: ‘go forth and take many pills today’ and they did, and it was good.
Me vuelvo loco!!!! Los BABAS Ingleses!!!! ... El Fenomeno del Viejo Mundo replico en todos los Continentes!!!....
Great band!!!!!
Best band ever love these guys love shaun and bez and the rest of the band 💯 🎉🎉😂😂
And this was mostly pre-Thrills, Pills, and Bellyaches, the greatest album to date, the genre, if you get it. They're groove like no other, will be studied for the unforeseeable future. If only they'd kept it going a little longer.. Rowetta, with lungs like a megalodon, albeit short backings, was the first women to make the finals on X Factor in 2004.
Sensational!!
Such a fucking wicked show, wish I was there.