Saw them a month later in Utah. Triple bill with New Order and Gene Loves Jezebel. First date with my future wife. I despised New Wave, being a huge Zeppelin fan, but she was just 18 and I was 22. You gotta do what you gotta do. I hit the Chess King and decked myself out. Satin jacket with shoulder pads. Bolo tie. The works. Even cut my hair for the first time in 5 years. It worked.
other than being very melodic and upbeat, Echo isn't far off the elements of Zep. Great lyrics, drumming, bass and guitar. Only the hair and the crowd is different. Good for you for opening up your options.
A huge Zeppelin fan AND a Bunnymen faithful congratulating you and your true Love. With lots of LOVE from South Korea!!!!! My adolescence was colored by Jimmy Page, the ultimate in dark and mysterious. When I was ready for real boys, there was Killing Moon. I feel sorry for all other generations.
One of the greatest Alternative Rock drummers ever, Pete D. I started playing drums in the early 80s and he was a HUGE influence. So much so, my last band in 2020, was covering this song, per my suggestion.
What a time to be alive, these and The Cure, and both bands are still touring. All you kids missed out ..... Roll on September and the Ocean Rain tour, coincides with my birthday so there had better be cake at the Royal Albert Hall.
This performance is kinda sad to me. The band already peaked with their great previous albums. Pete was a part time member of the band and won’t be around much longer. I watch this thinking they were done - and Ian moved on to do solo work.
I have to agree with you on Ian's singing. I saw EATBM back back in the early 80's in NYC and again in 2017 in Asbury Park. Ian's years of smoking has taken a toll on one of the greatest and mesmerizing voices in music history (IMHO). I can hear his voice crack many times in this video and it got worse as time marched on, so much so that when he had to adjust his style and sing everything an octave lower than he did in the 80's. His voice has a totally different sound to it these days as well, more raspy and deeper. You would never know that yesterday's Bunnymen was the same band as it is today. Even the song writing is changed, not for the better. I have to live in the past, sadly, "Nothing lasts for ever" and nothing stays the same...
@@O2Bars Are they still worth seeing for someone who wasn't born, unfortunately, until 1988? I really want to hear them live once. I'm hoping the next time they tour the UK I can nab some tickets.
Ian has one the best voices of the 80's
40 years later , I’m still dancing like a maniac. Does it get any better than this ?
Great drumming from the great Pete De Fretais. This was almost the end for the Bunnymen
Indeed. But it still makes me cry remembering the day that I heard of his tragic accident.
@UCYn7kB8lvfUtRsHRASTVcLw A very sad day indeed. It’s hard to believe it was 31 years ago, I was 18 at the time and a massive Bunnymen fan.
@@ZeldaFitz I was 17 at the time and it cut me to pieces 😢 (still does. to be honest) But I still follow and buy Bunnymen to this day...
It's not the same, though...
@@savannahgarcia7976 The Bunneymen finished in 1987 as far as I’m concerned. Anything other than; Ian,Will, Les & Pete is just not the Bunnymen.
RIP Pete. Will never forget you.
His voice is so awesome and I love the band
The Face of the 80s...
Wonderful Song😍😍😍
Saw them a month later in Utah. Triple bill with New Order and Gene Loves Jezebel. First date with my future wife. I despised New Wave, being a huge Zeppelin fan, but she was just 18 and I was 22. You gotta do what you gotta do. I hit the Chess King and decked myself out. Satin jacket with shoulder pads. Bolo tie. The works. Even cut my hair for the first time in 5 years.
It worked.
other than being very melodic and upbeat, Echo isn't far off the elements of Zep. Great lyrics, drumming, bass and guitar. Only the hair and the crowd is different. Good for you for opening up your options.
A huge Zeppelin fan AND a Bunnymen faithful congratulating you and your true Love. With lots of LOVE from South Korea!!!!! My adolescence was colored by Jimmy Page, the ultimate in dark and mysterious. When I was ready for real boys, there was Killing Moon. I feel sorry for all other generations.
The skinny Chess King ties were standard going out dress lol
That drummer!!!
Pete de Frieta's
@@mattiemclean9882 r.i.p
when the bunnymen wrote golden effervescen tunes of endless sonic mesmerism
the first tune ... lol
One of the greatest Alternative Rock drummers ever, Pete D. I started playing drums in the early 80s and he was a HUGE influence. So much so, my last band in 2020, was covering this song, per my suggestion.
Same here, everything you mentioned!!
Been playing to this song on my kit tonight. One of my favourite drummers,metronomic,tight and powerful. His death was so sad and still is.
Hear, hear!
Amen to that! He was a monster drummer.
Not really. He was solid but not special by any means...
Love the way he sings "strangers in the night" Soooooo sexy
THE BEST BAND EVER !!! ECHO & THE BUNNYMEN
a magic, time warp into those Bunnymen, thank you - downloader
real band right here. all live. gotta love it! so tight. as a drummer I get this. so awesome
Pleasant words off creativity that are pleasing to my ear drums. Keep it going Ian.
You sure can get away with some trickery on foreign language television 6:25
Hmmmm.
8-D
Really cool the way they involved Eddie the Eagle in the show
😂
Loved this song for decades. The lyrics are amazing. I think, live, they overplay it, like here. It's not really a "rocker." But thanks for posting.
Mac is the man 🎸
Great drummer.
wow Pete DeFreitas on drums!!!
why "wow"? He was their drummer for all the first 5 albums and 10 years of touring...
fantastic. thanks!
What a time to be alive, these and The Cure, and both bands are still touring. All you kids missed out ..... Roll on September and the Ocean Rain tour, coincides with my birthday so there had better be cake at the Royal Albert Hall.
Last friday at Gunnersbury park the Bunnymen were superb..Macca the Legend.
Walk on the Wild Side... that was a treat.😍
GREAT SOUND 🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵
I don't recall 'get your tits out' being a line in Twist and Shout?
Neither is "get your trout out"...
Lorraine was one lucky girl
MTV FlashbaCK....... AAAAHHHHHH Summer on 1987................
Important history- Ian's beautiful voice breaking apart from the tobacco.
So sad and true. Had a voice for the ages, didn't take care of it.
@@reddogvideo6524 So true. He had one of the most beautiful voice in the early 80s. They were my fav band by far!
q es lindo Ian csm
This performance is kinda sad to me. The band already peaked with their great previous albums. Pete was a part time member of the band and won’t be around much longer. I watch this thinking they were done - and Ian moved on to do solo work.
Best moment is 3:21 haha love ian!
That smile!'
Ian doesn't need make up to look good :)
LaBamba and Twist and Shout are basically the same song minus the lyrics, lead guitar and language. The rhythm is exactly the same.
I had the same that impression!
Special guest morrissey
Pretty cool they got a random guy from the audience to play guitar
That wasnt a random.... that was their roadie, Jake
@@mattiemclean9882 Nope. Jake was playing the keys at the back.
Think it was their guitar tech Curly
Who's the bloke Ian hands his guitar to - a roadie/stagehand?
I have been wondering the same!
It may be Curly Jobson--who was his guitar tech during that tour. You hear Ian say, "Curly" just before he comes on stage.
what's with the guy's face?
Ziggy Stardust - David Bowie make up
ʀᴏᴛᴛᴇɴ ɪɴsɪᴅᴇ most likely, true.
ʀᴏᴛᴛᴇɴ ɪɴsɪᴅᴇ Ian just handed over a very expensive Gibson guitar to a guy who mentally who is not all there.
Wtf are you guys talking about??? Its jake drake Brockman, played on and off with them, joined in late 80s known as the "fifth bunnyman"
@@kowbowski954 Jake was the guy at the back. They're asking about the guy in ziggy make up who I dont recognize either
Actually signs of them getting bored.
I agree. interesting.
Awful songs/singing. The end was near. How the mighty fall. Petes great and Will.
wow... I have to disagree - lips like sugar is superb.
I have to agree with you on Ian's singing. I saw EATBM back back in the early 80's in NYC and again in 2017 in Asbury Park. Ian's years of smoking has taken a toll on one of the greatest and mesmerizing voices in music history (IMHO). I can hear his voice crack many times in this video and it got worse as time marched on, so much so that when he had to adjust his style and sing everything an octave lower than he did in the 80's. His voice has a totally different sound to it these days as well, more raspy and deeper. You would never know that yesterday's Bunnymen was the same band as it is today. Even the song writing is changed, not for the better. I have to live in the past, sadly, "Nothing lasts for ever" and nothing stays the same...
@@O2Bars Are they still worth seeing for someone who wasn't born, unfortunately, until 1988? I really want to hear them live once. I'm hoping the next time they tour the UK I can nab some tickets.