I love The Cult. They are so diversified: fabulous singer, fantastic guitarists and great drummer. Ian is such a gorgeous man you just not keep your eyes off of him. Jamie and Billy are good-looking as well. They are the personification of the "great groups"!!
@@sabrinadurando4498 He has always been mesmerizing. No one will ever be able to take over his status as being handsome, amazing singer and fabulous entertainer.
The 80s were a magical time. The whole decade was surreal; best bands, best movies, television like Miami Vice which was the first show to use popular music at the time. This is also my favorite line-up of the band with this particular bass player and drummer that Ian and Billy had to fire because he was using heroin all the time. But he was one hell of a drummer. And Ian's sweet, melodic voice that he eventually lost due to heavy drinking and way too many cigarettes. Ian looks like he's really lived a hard life now. The baby face is gone and so is the voice. But I still love the band. They represent an element that you can't find in anything post 21st century music now. At least they kept their principals about making music and lyrics that are relevant to what the world is experiencing today. Their new album is quite good. But the LOVE album will always be my favorite. Most of these songs are from that album.
He has Lost brethe,not voice. That's because he Is a little fat now.Just a Little!..😁 I love that album too, most of songs.Drummer was eroin addicted? What about bass player? Whyr he's not into the band anymore?
It breaks my heart to agree with you. Even though I still give every new recording a try, they just don't have the impact the earlier albums STILL have. Even the b-sides of the early era are phenomenal. Nonetheless I love Billy & Ian. The Universe is a better place with them in it.
They broke my heart too, all my favourite bands do, Sisters of Mercy did too. It's like losing a great lover/gf, you just cant recreate that early feeling/time. So we find new bands but its not as good. :)
Nigel Blockhead they didn't go shit after Electric, Dreamtime was ok, Love was very good but has some weak tracks and Electric was their most consistent album, even with the cover of Born To Be Wild. Like all bands they had a creative peak, as did the Sisters, very early on. Its hard to continue and be the same as you were at your peak, writing songs is tough and its much easier when you're young and naive.
Hell yeah! Jamie was the best and absolutely crucial to their sound! A big influence on me as a bassist as well. This record (Love) and tour was their peak of greatness IMO. I had no interest in their future cock rock music and style.
Yea Jamie was the man! Remember that when he actually took a rhythm guitar position in The Cult when Kid Chaos took over on bass for a brief period of time during 1987-1988.
Wow this is really interesting to see video of the period just before they donned the denim and Rubin sadly changed them. They were the coolest most exciting band of the mid eighties ...chic goth sound & image. Thanks for posting this.
@Andrew Forster I never got to see them back in the day, so I'm not sure when exactly they changed stylistically. I figured maybe when Guns and Roses was opening for them they recognised it as the next big thing and jumped on board. Either that or Rick Rubin recognised the next big thing and pushed them in that direction. A shame, because they seemed pretty generic as hard rock compared to their big goth blouse phase.
I personally liked Ian's look in those days. He looked extremely good-looking. Some of those other '80's groups looked ridiculous, but Ian's look was so mesmerizing. They were definitely the greatest group then and throughout the years and even up until now.
Stunning visuals and a great sound. The Cult at their best. I recommend it to anyone and everyone into rock, goth and hard rock. People current aged 45 years old and above . . . this is OUR version of the Who, Stones and Zeppelin. I don't care who you are . . . The Cult changed music world wide through their LOVE and Electric albums. Love is the BEST GOTH rock album . . . way better than the Sisters of Mercy - First & Last & Always.
Thank you for uploading this. I'm not sure how I missed this in my many searches for "The Cult - LIVE". This is that very rare, short period of time when Ian and Billy were transitioning from The Love album sound and look into The Cult millions would know about a year later with the release of Electric and then Sonic Temple. This is my favorite period of time for the band as they were still playing songs from the Love release along with songs from Dreamtime but began to ditch the floofy fashion for a more hard rocker look with black jeans, boots and leather jackets. I would say this is the band at their peak. Still hungry for Top of the Pops and it really shows in their playing and onstage presence. Example: "She Sells Sanctuary" at 17:00. The band in perfect sync with each other. Billy's playing improving by huge leaps and bounds at this point as he realized his partnership with Ian was it! The golden ticket to make a living playing guitar. I saw them during this period of time. April 26th 1986 at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles, California with The Divinyls opening. To this day all these years and hundreds of shows later it's the best concert I ever attended. For real. No shit.
I agree you 100% about everything you said. I will say however that I loved Ian's "goth look". He was attractive and mesmerizing. Some of those '80's group like Culture Club looked ridiculous!!!
While I’m sure touring with the Doors was an honor and he did a great job at it. Ian please find YOUR OWN voice again! Loved the Cult for over 30 years....OLD Cult, Love after ALL these years is still one of my all time favorite albums can’t be without it, Dreamtime also Love, HIS own voice is like a beautiful male siren and unmistakable, now it’s too Jim Morrisony, Jim also had a GREAT voice but it was HIS! Jim’s dead baby, Jim’s dead, sound like Ian Astbury please! Don’t fix what isn’t broke! If I want to listen to Jim Morrison I’ll listen to the original Doors, I can’t even recognize most of their songs today as the Cult its so sad! Love this! Where can I buy it? THIS IS the Cult I LOVE!
Ian has a good voice,a good energy on stage,a good brethe too here.I miss all that.He was a very beautiful gay too! But i don't know much about him! Can u tell me when he was born,please? How old Is he now in 2021? Is he english,right?
I baptize you inthe name of jesus who is the father. Son. And holy ghost. I forced the holy ghost to blaspheme him Self and through him in hell I baptized the father=jehovah With the holy ghost and fire
Despite his charisma and charm, Ian has always been the weakest link here, it must be admitted. Often very problematic live .... almost to say he was bad. He often seems so indolent, just not so much into things. With a band like that behind him he should be energetic like an everexploding bomb.
Like who ? The best most current vocalists who he's older than aren't energetic if they ever were. Layne Staley, eddie Vedder, Chris cornell, kiedas, wieland.
Jahovah claims all souls. We may ecperience sole as a plnicle of sorts Much the baptist creed I now baptize you in the name of the jesus who is the father
Who is listening in 2024 i know im here cant get enough❤
I love The Cult. They are so diversified: fabulous singer, fantastic guitarists and great drummer. Ian is such a gorgeous man you just not keep your eyes off of him. Jamie and Billy are good-looking as well. They are the personification of the "great groups"!!
I think the same about Ian... He had a particular beauty...a dark angel!🥰
@@sabrinadurando4498 He has always been mesmerizing. No one will ever be able to take over his status as being handsome, amazing singer and fabulous entertainer.
The 80s were a magical time. The whole decade was surreal; best bands, best movies, television like Miami Vice which was the first show to use popular music at the time.
This is also my favorite line-up of the band with this particular bass player and drummer that Ian and Billy had to fire because he was using heroin all the time. But he was one hell of a drummer. And Ian's sweet, melodic voice that he eventually lost due to heavy drinking and way too many cigarettes. Ian looks like he's really lived a hard life now. The baby face is gone and so is the voice.
But I still love the band. They represent an element that you can't find in anything post 21st century music now. At least they kept their principals about making music and lyrics that are relevant to what the world is experiencing today. Their new album is quite good.
But the LOVE album will always be my favorite. Most of these songs are from that album.
The guy who recorded the drums on Love, except Sanctuary, is the drummer in Big Country, Mark B. He was in the video for Sanctuary as well
Ian still sings good today.
He has Lost brethe,not voice. That's because he Is a little fat now.Just a Little!..😁
I love that album too, most of songs.Drummer was eroin addicted? What about bass player? Whyr he's not into the band anymore?
Absolutely brilliant video, 1984/1986 was such an amazing period. Band looked and sounded fantastic,
I really wish Nigel Preston hadn't died, he was a huge part of the amazing cult sound imo
Absolute, great tribal drumming which was the early Cult sound. They went shit after Electric
It breaks my heart to agree with you. Even though I still give every new recording a try, they just don't have the impact the earlier albums STILL have. Even the b-sides of the early era are phenomenal. Nonetheless I love Billy & Ian. The Universe is a better place with them in it.
They broke my heart too, all my favourite bands do, Sisters of Mercy did too. It's like losing a great lover/gf, you just cant recreate that early feeling/time. So we find new bands but its not as good. :)
Nigel Blockhead they didn't go shit after Electric, Dreamtime was ok, Love was very good but has some weak tracks and Electric was their most consistent album, even with the cover of Born To Be Wild. Like all bands they had a creative peak, as did the Sisters, very early on. Its hard to continue and be the same as you were at your peak, writing songs is tough and its much easier when you're young and naive.
Shout out to Jamie Stewart, fantastic bass player, fundamental to The Cult along with Ian and Billy.
bIg HilL absolutely. He was the best one they ever had. Good solid bass, and he looked cute too! The original and best.
Hell yeah! Jamie was the best and absolutely crucial to their sound! A big influence on me as a bassist as well. This record (Love) and tour was their peak of greatness IMO. I had no interest in their future cock rock music and style.
And he could SLAY Duffy on guitar then from what I recall reading.
Yea Jamie was the man! Remember that when he actually took a rhythm guitar position in The Cult when Kid Chaos took over on bass for a brief period of time during 1987-1988.
And Jamie not only had those attributes, he was one of the sweetest guys you could ever wish to meet.
Awesome show! The Cult at the height of their powers.
Wow this is really interesting to see video of the period just before they donned the denim and Rubin sadly changed them. They were the coolest most exciting band of the mid eighties ...chic goth sound & image. Thanks for posting this.
I totally agree with @Astburysring
@Andrew Forster I never got to see them back in the day, so I'm not sure when exactly they changed stylistically. I figured maybe when Guns and Roses was opening for them they recognised it as the next big thing and jumped on board. Either that or Rick Rubin recognised the next big thing and pushed them in that direction. A shame, because they seemed pretty generic as hard rock compared to their big goth blouse phase.
True but i don't like men with make up. I think Ian is better with his long long hair and leather skinny pants.🥰
I personally liked Ian's look in those days. He looked extremely good-looking. Some of those other '80's groups looked ridiculous, but Ian's look was so mesmerizing. They were definitely the greatest group then and throughout the years and even up until now.
@@sabrinadurando4498 I definitely liked it when Ian dressed in "all black clothes". Even his long black hair was healthy and shiny!!
Oh how I wish we could go back in time and do it all again.
Faith Joslin Don’t we all
Hell YES!!!
It would be so....fantastic!
I'd like to go to their concerts...or to see them playing into some pub...
Those years were the best of all.
Stunning visuals and a great sound. The Cult at their best. I recommend it to anyone and everyone into rock, goth and hard rock. People current aged 45 years old and above . . . this is OUR version of the Who, Stones and Zeppelin.
I don't care who you are . . . The Cult changed music world wide through their LOVE and Electric albums. Love is the BEST GOTH rock album . . . way better than the Sisters of Mercy - First & Last & Always.
Goth is not a musical style..at least it was not then..
I cant keep my eyes off Ian either so talented and goodlooking❤
I was there , many friends too......
Thank you for uploading this. I'm not sure how I missed this in my many searches for "The Cult - LIVE". This is that very rare, short period of time when Ian and Billy were transitioning from The Love album sound and look into The Cult millions would know about a year later with the release of Electric and then Sonic Temple. This is my favorite period of time for the band as they were still playing songs from the Love release along with songs from Dreamtime but began to ditch the floofy fashion for a more hard rocker look with black jeans, boots and leather jackets. I would say this is the band at their peak. Still hungry for Top of the Pops and it really shows in their playing and onstage presence. Example: "She Sells Sanctuary" at 17:00. The band in perfect sync with each other. Billy's playing improving by huge leaps and bounds at this point as he realized his partnership with Ian was it! The golden ticket to make a living playing guitar.
I saw them during this period of time. April 26th 1986 at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles, California with The Divinyls opening. To this day all these years and hundreds of shows later it's the best concert I ever attended. For real. No shit.
I agree you 100% about everything you said. I will say however that I loved Ian's "goth look". He was attractive and mesmerizing. Some of those '80's group like Culture Club looked ridiculous!!!
Sublime. Superb.
Billy and the Gretch! You could land a 747 on that thing. Amazing sound!
MetalEsq Ha!
Absolutely gorgeous!!!
GREAT!
Es increíble, genial!
Beautiful Ian. 😍💓❤️ He's lower energy here, seems tired. Man needs a rest and some TLC 🤗
Looks like he's had too much wine 😅 and is too hot in those fine leather pants under those stage lights. I'm glad he didn't pass out!
Pleasecome to america next to me Atlanta Ga ❤ i would to see Ianon stage and back stage❤
IF I WAS GOD, THIS WAS MY FAVOURITE PUNK ROCK BAND, EVER AND EVER. I listen tô then since I was, as new as they were. !
Bravo za upload.:)
UNIQUE CULT
Unique sound 👌
Ian, sweet Ian he's got the voice, he's got the looks but Billy's Guitar will last...
And Jamie’s bass 😍
Until billy doesn't last. Good band ...
Ian rocks!!!
Billy and Jamie blow away any other guitarists away. They are truly amazing!!
While I’m sure touring with the Doors was an honor and he did a great job at it. Ian please find YOUR OWN voice again! Loved the Cult for over 30 years....OLD Cult, Love after ALL these years is still one of my all time favorite albums can’t be without it, Dreamtime also Love, HIS own voice is like a beautiful male siren and unmistakable, now it’s too Jim Morrisony, Jim also had a GREAT voice but it was HIS! Jim’s dead baby, Jim’s dead, sound like Ian Astbury please! Don’t fix what isn’t broke! If I want to listen to Jim Morrison I’ll listen to the original Doors, I can’t even recognize most of their songs today as the Cult its so sad!
Love this! Where can I buy it? THIS IS the Cult I LOVE!
Pro shot, amatuer edited. Is there no one who can sync the audio before uploading? I'll do it if you give credit.
Ian has a good voice,a good energy on stage,a good brethe too here.I miss all that.He was a very beautiful gay too!
But i don't know much about him!
Can u tell me when he was born,please?
How old Is he now in 2021?
Is he english,right?
Born in Britain but grew up in Hamilton Ontario. He's 59 yrs old. Married his 2nd time since 2012.
🤤
Great Early Cult! Slightly out of sync but still good!
Out of sync. Please uploaded proper edit.
I always always a little worried that Ian would knock out Jamie with that mic stand at some point....
There should be more likes than this wake up people
They sound better live then on the album
Does Rondha like Alfa Romeo?
Satan loves this bad, and I love them too.
I baptize you inthe name of jesus who is the father. Son. And holy ghost. I forced the holy ghost to blaspheme him
Self and through him in hell
I baptized the father=jehovah
With the holy ghost and fire
We have baptizers deacons
Deaconess. Also for baptizing in water
We do not springle
The demands submerg. Maybe. Thats why
Out of sync
I bet you can do better.
Despite his charisma and charm, Ian has always been the weakest link here, it must be admitted. Often very problematic live .... almost to say he was bad. He often seems so indolent, just not so much into things. With a band like that behind him he should be energetic like an everexploding bomb.
Like who ? The best most current vocalists who he's older than aren't energetic if they ever were. Layne Staley, eddie Vedder, Chris cornell, kiedas, wieland.
Jahovah claims all souls.
We may ecperience sole as a plnicle of sorts
Much the baptist creed
I now baptize you in the name of the jesus who is the father