1 of almost 3000 music videos on this channel, all taken from my videotape collection. If you enjoy this channel, then help keep it going via Go Fund Me at gofund.me/f91033fc
Love your channel Boss. So much cool stuff. I need help finding an obscure alt rock video. If anyone will know it, you will. I've searched for it since it came on MTV (uk) once in '96. Long story short it's a black and white video from a British band and the video concept was that people were chasing a £5 note that kept getting away and the video ended with the note going down a drain. I've searched for the video ever since. Nearly 30 years! but with no luck. Keep an eye for me please boss. Kee up the good work.
The Feelies were the first song on every episode of our college radio show in Santa Cruz '86-'88. Lou Reed loved them so much he brought them on his "New York" album tour.
Saw them every time they made it thru Boston. Yes, Velvets inspired but I also think they inspired a whole generation of nerd rockers like Weezer and of course, Luna who nabbed their drummer Stanley. Guitar bliss.
Also got Justin from The Chills, so instant supergroup Well, Dean was keen on the Feelies anyway. They are on his top five desert island bands. Stanley only stayed for the first record I think
Saw The Feelies at the Blind Pig in Ann Arbor back in the 90's. Someone yelled for them to play a certain song, and Glen Mercer replied, "Shut up. We're gonna play everything."
1 of almost 3000 music videos on this channel, all taken from my videotape collection.
If you enjoy this channel, then help keep it going via Go Fund Me at gofund.me/f91033fc
Love your channel Boss. So much cool stuff. I need help finding an obscure alt rock video. If anyone will know it, you will. I've searched for it since it came on MTV (uk) once in '96. Long story short it's a black and white video from a British band and the video concept was that people were chasing a £5 note that kept getting away and the video ended with the note going down a drain. I've searched for the video ever since. Nearly 30 years! but with no luck. Keep an eye for me please boss. Kee up the good work.
Such an under rated band. 🎉❤
Thanks for watching and commenting 🙂
The Feelies were the first song on every episode of our college radio show in Santa Cruz '86-'88.
Lou Reed loved them so much he brought them on his "New York" album tour.
I'm here because I discovered The Feelies via Drivin' n' Cryin'..... Rock on!!!
Excellent Band!
it's crazy how often I come across your channel, you've archived so much shit I'm interested in seeing. Thanks for all the uploads homie
I am glad you have a found a few items of interest, I have many thousands more still to come, if I live long enough to share them 😉
I saw the Feelies live in New York in summer 1980 (or 81?). They played "Crazy Rhythms", perhaps their best LP. Thanks to post this video.
This is the greatest thing I’ve ever seen
I'm glad you enjoyed it🎸
How many things have you seen?.
@@punlovincriminal5564 I have seen a total of 9 things.
@@willowufgood261 Is this video the 9th thing?.
8.7
Still a phenomenal rocking mesmerizing live band.
Catch them whenever you can.
A corker! ❤❤❤
ty John, you post the best music,, ty for all the Lush vids.
Wahooooo❤
Saw them every time they made it thru Boston. Yes, Velvets inspired but I also think they inspired a whole generation of nerd rockers like Weezer and of course, Luna who nabbed their drummer Stanley.
Guitar bliss.
Also got Justin from The Chills, so instant supergroup Well, Dean was keen on the Feelies anyway. They are on his top five desert island bands. Stanley only stayed for the first record I think
Like R.E.M meets theV.U!
WhoooAAA!!! I Feelies....
Saw The Feelies at the Blind Pig in Ann Arbor back in the 90's. Someone yelled for them to play a certain song, and Glen Mercer replied, "Shut up. We're gonna play everything."
wow, what a nice guy, he was probably pissed that he couldn't stay in Ann Arbor, the best city ever,, GO BLUE !!
Song is "Away" not "Only Life""
Thanks for that, I have now corrected the error, not sure what I was thinking about when I did the title
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One of my favorite bands. Glen wanted nothing to do with interview
Seems Brenda felt the same way
Lou?
Sounds like Lou Reed himself. The lead guitar even plays a bit like Sterling!
Who,???
Mind that the femal bassist wasn't invited at the interview, old times.
Maybe she didn't want to.
Couple years later I saw an interview with Mercury Rev and the female flute player in character New York style was swearing like a sailor!
Nor Stanley Demesky, their male drummer...maybe they did not want too as someone is saying there.