The Cult Nirvana, Wild Flower, Peace Dog, Lil' Devil, Love Removal Machine, She Sells Sanctuary, Born To Be Wild Live In Concert Broadcast On BBC 06/05/87
0:05 >> NIRVANA 4:50 >> WILD FLOWER 8:35 >> PEACE DOG 12:38 >> LIL' DEVIL 15:33 >> LOVE REMOVAL MACHINE 20:31 >> SHE SELLS SANCTUARY 26:03 >> BORN TO BE WILD ..........
raw. Ian is one of the best frontmen of rock and his voice is completely underrated, He puts his whole heart and soul into his singing and has great style. I just saw an interview recently and Ian's voice is still great. Billy Duffy one of the best guitarists of our time. This is what Jim Morrison would have sounded like if he were still alive and had kept drinking. garage band grunge. raw. real, down to earth. love it! nothing like it today. not even close.
I've got the 12" of 'Resurrection Joe' must dig it out. If any of you aren't familiar with, it's one of their best tunes released in '84 between 'Dreamtime' and 'Love'.
My 1st concert was in May 1987, with The Cult opening for Billy Idol @ the Fabulous Forum in Inglewood, Ca. I wasn't familiar with the band & their music & didn't really appreciate it as fully as I should have. I still kick myself to this day for witnessing one of rock's greatest venues & not appreciating it to the fullest extent. The ensuing weeks that followed, they got quite a bit of air play on the local radio, KROQ. That's when I got hooked & been enamored with their music ever since. I've been fortunate enough to have seen them in concert 4 more times.( 1990, '96, '02, & '17) There'll never be another band like them. The soul, the vibe, the majesty, & the mystique will never be replicated, that I can say with certainty. Anybody who's ever heard one note played by these marvelous musicians will be transformed for the better forever. Long live The Cult. (With a respectful shout out to Billy Idol & Steve Stevens.)
I understand I saw Pink Floyd in 1994 straight outta highschool and they hadn’t quite sunk in for me. Lucky for me I was able yo watch Roger Waters in full glory a couple months ago to make up for it.
I saw a 30 second glimpse of the Fire Woman music video when I was 10 and I had nightmares for months, I thought I was possessed by the devil...I found out later it was just Ian Astbury and Rock N Roll baby! 🤘🏻🎸 Still listnin' after all these years, still a pillar of the 80's.
Was walking through the Charlotte airport this year (2023) and stopped by one of my favorite bars in the E concourse. This song was playing and three twenty-somethings stopped me and asked what the band was. My reply was "This is the Cult, the one band that a person can listen to and never NOT be considered cool afterwards. Their sound changes over the years, but they'll never disappoint you."
Living in Chapel Hill in 87 and bought their 2nd CD(had Peace Dog) when it came out and couldn't get enough of this CD. There was an interview I read at the time the Cult was touring with Billy Idol. The Cult was supposed to be the biggest Party Band. Supposedly they put every one else to shame! No one could hang with them! Incredible.
So being a skater back in 1989 (16 years old ) Heading to parties in the evening after a full skateboarding day , Hanging out at friends , The cult always got played ! They represented us 👌
Played a bunch of Cult songs on the PA during a session break at a team building event this week. Five people came up to me and said that hearing the songs was a real treat. The Cult has definitely withstood the test of time.
Ive seen them 16 times beginning on this tour 1987 and I can say that their 2019 Sonic Temple 30 tour and the show I caught a few months ago in 2022 were the 2 best shows I've ever seen them play. I have never seen them have a weak show...and looking at this clip which is 35 years old...they sound even better in 2022...Ian's voice hasn't given out a bit..Billy's tone is actually better than it has ever been...having John Tempesta on drums for the last 12 years has easily given them the solid backbone that was their only missing link (not that any of their drummers have been bad...but Tempesta is hands down the best of the 5 drummers I've seen them perform with) They will forever be one of my all time favorites
I am still loving it and now it's 2022. Back in the day..I believed if I could meet Ian we would end up growing old together. ((Sigh)) I still believe except now we would just be old together..lol. I'm cool with that.😘
@@scott7521 i give you that, but I would argue that AC/DC was more bluesy and less metal than Electric. I don't like Sonic Temple at all... I feel it was way overproduced and not dirty enough... plus the songwriting is just not as good as Electric... Wildflower? That's a damn good jam.
Ian Astbury is the modern day Jim Morrison!!! I believe it! Looks, moves, and Incredible voice, and not to mention, such exquisite hair!!! And... The Cult is ultra-hot rockin’!!!
My favorite Band!! I saw them way long time ago in Dallas.Billy Idol was the headliner but I walked away loving this band more! Gotta love Ian Ashbury brains and talent!
@@fleedermouse yeah, he was incredible. They opened for Billy Idol. First time I went to a concert to see the opening band. So glad I did. It was epic.
So ahead of the curve. These guys were a breath of fresh air to 15-year old me...as I just got my driver's license, cruising my hometown in 1980 Ford Crown Vic (thanks for that, Pops, btw) this album dropped and became my theme music...(especially Lil Devil)
The comments of my native American friends is really real iam half but iam treated like one of the full blooded SPRITWALKER s we love the cult and wish good things for all members and a personal thanks for native American people near Panama city Beach Florida who i will never again taste the fire water big heart got me seeing things in wicked colors but I miss you thank you for posting this can you please put more cult up we all love it from California to Florida to the city of blues Chicago's own home of blues
I was fortunate to be exposed to Love as a teen thanks to MTV show IRS Cutting Edge... also X, Jesus and Mary Chain, Tom Waits, Let's Active, Hoodoo Gurus and stuff like Bones Brigade skateboard videos... those were the good old days...
Saw them on that tour all those years ago at The Guildhall, Portsmouth and this was them on top of their game. They were quality and out of the many gigs I've been to in my my lifetime, ranks in my memory as one of the best.
I miss Jamie Stewart in the band. A long time ago, but I loved his bass playing. As you can see here he was originally a guitarist who then played the bass. I miss his backing vocals as well.
I watch this concert back in the day, sitting all alone in the front room of a detached house on Benfield Way in Portslade, East Sussex. I was a twenty-year-old Swedish student, having come to England to improve my English and study Modern English Theatre. I sat in awe, transfixed on Ian Astbury.
Saw the band twice on this tour - the Electric tour 1987. Brighton and Portsmouth and they slayed both times. I remember staying up to record this off the telly - they aired this on BBC1! Crazy. It was so exciting. The crowd - havin' it!! Everyone in the moment. Excellent. Ridiculous.
Yeah, The Cult is 1000 times better than Metallica. Metallica is just beating the shit out of everything, doesnt make sense. Lars Ulrich doesnt know how to play drums. Meanwhile look at this guy. THAT OPENING AND CLOSING HI-HAT IN NIRVANA. That guy is actually good drummer.
First time I seen or even heard of The Cult was when they were musical guest on SNL..85? I was hooked. The Canadian connection with Ian was a cool bonus too. But they put out some kick ass tunes over the years. Very under rated band. Shake it, don't break it baby!
The band has always lived up to its name; one of my fav bands ever and this is an amazing performance during the electric tour. Thank you for sharing 🔥💓🔥
Holy Candlesticks! never knew this existed. I saw them on this tour and it changed everything. They had a clip of Love Removal Machine on the local news and I went on a whim. Blew me away and I've been fan ever since.
I can’t remember exactly what year, sometime in the mid-1980s, I saw these cats open up for Billy Idol… next day went out and purchased the Love album…They are still crushing it over 35 years later! Cheers and thanks for the upload!
Thank you Travis for sharing this amazing concert of one the best of all time ! They never disappoint and this one captures them at the top of their game ! Love it ! Long live The Cult !
So true! We've been spoilt over the years. I've noticed the South American crowds today have the same enthusiasm, they haven't seen too much of it. Yet.
I've been to many gigs in the eighties. Some audiences were lame as hell too back then 🙂 The pogos sometimes were really wild though...small wars. Depended on the day. Don't generalize too soon. And the asses pushing crowds from the back during RATM or RHCP concerts...who misses them? 😉
A bloke from Liverpool called Kenny regularly appeared in our provincial towns’ only fringe music pub and before long was extremely popular not just because of his sense of humour and generous nature but because he was very generous with a forbidden substance renounced for keeping one ‘ on the go ‘ ….On hearing how The Cult were due at Brixton - a mere 100 miles up the road from us , Ken was in Heaven , immediately bought tickets and by the day of the gig was on cloud nine & promising to be at the very front , worshipping beneath Ian Astbury and “ going berserk, rocking out harder than anyone has ever done or ever will “ . As I drove he was chopping away on a cassette case and sharing the goods every 10 miles without fail…..The band hit the stage and everyone was raging - except Ken. He was stood motionless , expressionless , his wide staring eyes resembling an A Road map and utterly silent because his mouth seemed sealed closed with only drool escaping down his chin -and at the very back of the hall …My girlfriend and me couldn’t stop giggling all the way home at the wide- awake but speechless Ken ! Rock & Roll eh ? 😎🏴❤️
Went to see them for the second time two weeks ago and took my 14 year old son - he was rocking out with his old man in the mosh pit and thought they were truly awesome! I was a bit young and didn't discover them really until I heard Fire Woman on Beavis and Butt Head in 1995, I mentioned this to a mate at Uni who was a bit of a rocker, who promptly lent me Sonic Temple - I was hooked and still think they are one of the best bands in the world. When you see them live - what a show! Not under-rated to pick up on a thread below, but perhaps under-stated! Absolutely love em! They had as much energy two weeks ago as they did in this video.
...best band ever , Ian Astbury in his best Times and Billy Duffy on Guitar.... Awesome!!✋😉...saw Them three Times life in Berlin ....this Band is my Nirvana😊 !!✌️
Dude same tour when Metallica built blind justice statue & tore it down!! Thanx brother it was Greenville SC for me!! Fire Woman had just blew up HeadBangers Ball
It was Filmed at Brixton Academy End of the Tour [ I Saw them at Manchester Apollo ] yes back in the 8o's Early 90's the BBC did show a bit of Rock ! Annie Nightingale Presented it late at Night AC/DC was Another they Showed and some others
0:05 >> NIRVANA 4:50 >> WILD FLOWER 8:35 >> PEACE DOG 12:38 >> LIL' DEVIL 15:33 >> LOVE REMOVAL MACHINE 20:31 >> SHE SELLS SANCTUARY 26:03 >> BORN TO BE WILD ..........
Saw them at Wembley the same year with a friend who passed away earlier this year....
❤️unbeatable🇳🇴
Sorry for your loss
Me Marusha, Ian Ashbury to is like Jim Morrison #2. What a man when he was young.
@@francishagen8508 RIGHT ON NOW WERE ROCKIN AND TALKIN BROTHER PEACE WORLD W I D E
Who here is still rocking The Cult in 2020?! One of the best bands ever!!!
yep
lols they weren't underrated when they topped all the charts in the 80s...
I am...
Sugar K agree with that!
Still today this band still rocks way better than whats out here now
Shades of Morrison in Ian for sure.
ALWAYS saw that.
I'm serious about this, The Cult is one of the most underrated bands ever!! Love them.
Mick,
I completely agree. I was 18 when they exploded and followed them til '95 when they called it a day. Saw them live so I'll die happy 😎
I agree too
I'm pretty sure Ian Astbury is Jim Morrison incarnated
raw. Ian is one of the best frontmen of rock and his voice is completely underrated, He puts his whole heart and soul into his singing and has great style. I just saw an interview recently and Ian's voice is still great. Billy Duffy one of the best guitarists of our time. This is what Jim Morrison would have sounded like if he were still alive and had kept drinking. garage band grunge. raw. real, down to earth. love it! nothing like it today. not even close.
@Arthur G. Are you saying my comment was overrated?!
Billy Duffy’s guitar tone is to die for. Great live band.
I've got the 12" of 'Resurrection Joe' must dig it out. If any of you aren't familiar with, it's one of their best tunes released in '84 between 'Dreamtime' and 'Love'.
JAMIE STEWART IS PLAYING RHYTHM GUITAR ON LOVE REMOVAL. LOVE IT. WAS SUCH A TALENTED DUDE.
He played guitar on all of them
My 1st concert was in May 1987, with The Cult opening for Billy Idol @ the Fabulous Forum in Inglewood, Ca. I wasn't familiar with the band & their music & didn't really appreciate it as fully as I should have. I still kick myself to this day for witnessing one of rock's greatest venues & not appreciating it to the fullest extent. The ensuing weeks that followed, they got quite a bit of air play on the local radio, KROQ. That's when I got hooked & been enamored with their music ever since. I've been fortunate enough to have seen them in concert 4 more times.( 1990, '96, '02, & '17) There'll never be another band like them. The soul, the vibe, the majesty, & the mystique will never be replicated, that I can say with certainty. Anybody who's ever heard one note played by these marvelous musicians will be transformed for the better forever. Long live The Cult. (With a respectful shout out to Billy Idol & Steve Stevens.)
I understand I saw Pink Floyd in 1994 straight outta highschool and they hadn’t quite sunk in for me. Lucky for me I was able yo watch Roger Waters in full glory a couple months ago to make up for it.
Still I missed The Cult. Electric is in my top 5 albums of all time.
I turned my son onto the cult 4 years ago, I gave him my old sonic temple CD..........probably the best fatherly thing I ever did🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
The Cult ...one of the best band ever. I'm still rocking to them over 30 years later. They will kick ass forever!!
Back when the crowd jumped around to the music✌️
I saw a 30 second glimpse of the Fire Woman music video when I was 10 and I had nightmares for months, I thought I was possessed by the devil...I found out later it was just Ian Astbury and Rock N Roll baby! 🤘🏻🎸 Still listnin' after all these years, still a pillar of the 80's.
Was walking through the Charlotte airport this year (2023) and stopped by one of my favorite bars in the E concourse. This song was playing and three twenty-somethings stopped me and asked what the band was. My reply was "This is the Cult, the one band that a person can listen to and never NOT be considered cool afterwards. Their sound changes over the years, but they'll never disappoint you."
So Happy I was Born in the 80's ...... Love Always ... The Cult......
I was born 19970
I agree
I was stationed in Whidbey Island, WA in '87...This was one of my greatest times in my life... 😎😎😎😎😎!!!
Surfing in California in 87 this record was being played everywhere, so much energy, real Rock music !!no fake computer shit like now.
Living in Chapel Hill in 87 and bought their 2nd CD(had Peace Dog) when it came out and couldn't get enough of this CD.
There was an interview I read at the time the Cult was touring with Billy Idol. The Cult was supposed to be the biggest Party Band. Supposedly they put every one else to shame! No one could hang with them! Incredible.
Love ians voice so sexy love The gitarrs ian is so hot and sexy he turns me on iam in love with ian ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🏹
This is on the soundtrack
@@395PRS more than Crue though?
@@glennoc8585 Yes. No one could hang. I don't know how long that window was.
So being a skater back in 1989 (16 years old )
Heading to parties in the evening after a full skateboarding day ,
Hanging out at friends ,
The cult always got played !
They represented us 👌
Played a bunch of Cult songs on the PA during a session break at a team building event this week. Five people came up to me and said that hearing the songs was a real treat.
The Cult has definitely withstood the test of time.
one of the best hard rock bands of the last 50 years
If not THE
Ive seen them 16 times beginning on this tour 1987 and I can say that their 2019 Sonic Temple 30 tour and the show I caught a few months ago in 2022 were the 2 best shows I've ever seen them play. I have never seen them have a weak show...and looking at this clip which is 35 years old...they sound even better in 2022...Ian's voice hasn't given out a bit..Billy's tone is actually better than it has ever been...having John Tempesta on drums for the last 12 years has easily given them the solid backbone that was their only missing link (not that any of their drummers have been bad...but Tempesta is hands down the best of the 5 drummers I've seen them perform with)
They will forever be one of my all time favorites
They were incredible back then. Miss those days on planet earth.
It was a rad time.
Eata Dickgoogle It was the best
So many great concerts back then and people bought music so tickets were cheaper too.
Ian Asbury is something else
His costume here is quite funny
a lot simpler. Such an amazing time!
I am still loving it and now it's 2022. Back in the day..I believed if I could meet Ian we would end up growing old together. ((Sigh)) I still believe except now we would just be old together..lol. I'm cool with that.😘
Always had a Cult tape in my car back in the 80s one of my favorite bands on my list \m/ who still here in January 2025 ehhhh
Hell Yes !!! There's only one Ian Astbury. Thanks for posting
If you were a kid who loved both the Doors and Led Zeppelin, how could you NOT fall in love with the Cult by the time of "Sonic Temple"?
And she sella a sanctuary?
musically and creatively... Sonic Temple was pretty weak... ELECTRIC was their last good album...
@@aikidoisthebombyeah And Electric while good was a blatant attempt to be AC/DC. They always had an identity crisis.
@@scott7521 i give you that, but I would argue that AC/DC was more bluesy and less metal than Electric. I don't like Sonic Temple at all... I feel it was way overproduced and not dirty enough... plus the songwriting is just not as good as Electric... Wildflower? That's a damn good jam.
Ian Astbury is the modern day Jim Morrison!!! I believe it! Looks, moves, and Incredible voice, and not to mention, such exquisite hair!!! And... The Cult is ultra-hot rockin’!!!
Sadly very underrated , still sounds so good the CULT still one of the best .👍🤘🔥💥💯
I'm a venezuelan girl ..and i Like so much this band.. and Ian Atsbury make me crazy a lot !!
Love The Cult. So much Soul in their music. Billy's on another level so early in his career. I see Jim Morrison in Ian's stage presence.
I seen the Doors when they reunited back in I think 2001? Ian stood in for Jim, great performance and a dead ringer for him on stage.
Yes,i see Jim too...but i love more Ian
yeah his stage presence has some strong morrison influences, with a little of those jagger-like flashy moves.
Jim FROM THE DOORS +John K FROM STEPPENWOLF = IAN
Check out "I'm Jim Morrison, I 'm Dead" by the Scottish band Mogwai.
Billy Duffy a one-man-symphony on that Gretsch...
Just about everything they ever did stands the test of time. Great band.
Agreed--God everytime I hear him I think about getting a Gretsch. they are unique smoking guitars!
Agreed. Billy has such a big, beauty, mezmeriy sound coming from his guitar.
Who is playing second guitar?
@@gabemera Kid Chaos (Haggis) from Zodiac Mindwarp and the Love Reaction is playing bass. Jamie is playing rhythm guitar I think.
@@gabemera The guy that usually plays basd
Great band. Straight up rock ,nothing fancy, just sweet hard rock music 🎶 🎵 👌 😎.
My favorite Band!! I saw them way long time ago in Dallas.Billy Idol was the headliner but I walked away loving this band more! Gotta love Ian Ashbury brains and talent!
Saw them in Miami in 1987. Thanks for the memories!!!! 🎸🎸🎸🎤🎤🎼🎼
I would trade a lot to have seen them then. Ian doesn’t have those pipes now but damn that man could belt it out. He was like a wild cat.
@@fleedermouse yeah, he was incredible. They opened for Billy Idol. First time I went to a concert to see the opening band. So glad I did. It was epic.
So ahead of the curve. These guys were a breath of fresh air to 15-year old me...as I just got my driver's license, cruising my hometown in 1980 Ford Crown Vic (thanks for that, Pops, btw) this album dropped and became my theme music...(especially Lil Devil)
🌋
Absolutely !!! Listening to them driving in my VW Scirroco in 1987. Brilliant. Still do in my Golf. It doesn't get old because of the great memories.
Beautiful voice, beautiful man, beautiful hair. Great to see them again! Really a great band!
I saw them in 87 as well and 4 more times including last night 5/30/19 and Ian still sounds and looks fantastic.
The comments of my native American friends is really real iam half but iam treated like one of the full blooded SPRITWALKER s we love the cult and wish good things for all members and a personal thanks for native American people near Panama city Beach Florida who i will never again taste the fire water big heart got me seeing things in wicked colors but I miss you thank you for posting this can you please put more cult up we all love it from California to Florida to the city of blues Chicago's own home of blues
Lordy I saw this tour all over the states! 🖤🖤🖤
Great Rock n Roll Band. Kick Ass live !!! Met Ian at a Gig , He was outside the venue just walking around. Was so cool
Electric and love are two different yet awesome albums.
So true.
Ian had like 4 notes he could sing…Billy was the heartbeat of this band ♥️☮️♥️
Discovered The Cult while in college in the late 80’s. I’m 54 and still listening!! Great band. Just wish Ian’s voice could’ve held up
Yeah unfortunately it did not
Disagree.....saw them last year and he sounded Great !
Just turned 50 and LOVE their sound and style!
@@bigmike4962 it's very difficult to keep that voice over time it was too good
I was fortunate to be exposed to Love as a teen thanks to MTV show IRS Cutting Edge... also X, Jesus and Mary Chain, Tom Waits, Let's Active, Hoodoo Gurus and stuff like Bones Brigade skateboard videos... those were the good old days...
Oh take me back to the 80's, right f..ckin now! Everything was sooo much cooler back then.
70's wad even better!
One of the few bands from that time -- 1987 -- that still has credibility as a kickass hard rock band, in 2019.
Good to be alive in the 80s! The music scene was incredible for those who cared to look. Hello to Mr A from his native Heswall!
Saw them on that tour all those years ago at The Guildhall, Portsmouth and this was them on top of their game. They were quality and out of the many gigs I've been to in my my lifetime, ranks in my memory as one of the best.
Saw The Cult Electric tour co headlining with Billy Idol Rebel Yell and it was the best concert I ever attended (and there have been many)!
I miss Jamie Stewart in the band. A long time ago, but I loved his bass playing. As you can see here he was originally a guitarist who then played the bass. I miss his backing vocals as well.
I watch this concert back in the day, sitting all alone in the front room of a detached house on Benfield Way in Portslade, East Sussex. I was a twenty-year-old Swedish student, having come to England to improve my English and study Modern English Theatre. I sat in awe, transfixed on Ian Astbury.
Flash back to the high school days 80’s we’re rocking and continue to rock and roll every day. The cult is a kind of rock that lives on forever
One of the greatest bands ever. Such a unique sound from all different inspirations and a very underrated guitar player.
Saw the band twice on this tour - the Electric tour 1987. Brighton and Portsmouth and they slayed both times. I remember staying up to record this off the telly - they aired this on BBC1! Crazy. It was so exciting. The crowd - havin' it!! Everyone in the moment. Excellent. Ridiculous.
We went to Atlanta to see The Cult open for Metallica on their “And Justice For All” tour. When The Cult finished, we left. No need to hang around.
But Met was in their prime? I getchya though, Metallica is 1 of a few concerts i walked out of. Not a good live band.
I saw that same tour in Portland,Or . the cult was awful, it was the last gig on the tour .they didn't even try.
August 17, 1989...great show...was there...I stayed for Metallica...most excellent evening...
Yeah, The Cult is 1000 times better than Metallica. Metallica is just beating the shit out of everything, doesnt make sense. Lars Ulrich doesnt know how to play drums. Meanwhile look at this guy. THAT OPENING AND CLOSING HI-HAT IN NIRVANA. That guy is actually good drummer.
I had the same thing when The Cult supported G 'N R in Nijmegen in 1991
Cult still kicking ass,love this old music I grew up on, nothing compares
First time I seen or even heard of The Cult was when they were musical guest on SNL..85? I was hooked. The Canadian connection with Ian was a cool bonus too. But they put out some kick ass tunes over the years. Very under rated band. Shake it, don't break it baby!
Been listening to The Cult for over 30 years. Still some of my favorite music. Man, I had a mad crush on Ian Astbury back in the day. Kinda still do.
Rocking to The Cult in 2022! So good. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Great concert! I was 21 years old in 1987 😅
Saw them on this tour! Great memories.
Still rocking this in 2023 - soon to be 2024!
Saw them here in Brazil in 2017 and it was an amazing show. Long live rock and roll!
I saw them supporting G&R at Milton Keynes bowl 94.
I'd never heard & song.
What a trea!
Fan ever since.
The band has always lived up to its name; one of my fav bands ever and this is an amazing performance during the electric tour. Thank you for sharing 🔥💓🔥
Holy Candlesticks! never knew this existed. I saw them on this tour and it changed everything. They had a clip of Love Removal Machine on the local news and I went on a whim. Blew me away and I've been fan ever since.
Sh..where do ya live where they play Cult on News I'm going there! Someone probably got heat stroke
this was their time. So much joy.
So good feels right 2022 !
If Astbury had ever showed up on stage the way he always did in the studio their trajectory would have soared.
How so? how could one show a year be so impactful? We played the record over and over.
I can’t remember exactly what year, sometime in the mid-1980s, I saw these cats open up for Billy Idol… next day went out and purchased the Love album…They are still crushing it over 35 years later! Cheers and thanks for the upload!
Thank you Travis for sharing this amazing concert of one the best of all time ! They never disappoint and this one captures them at the top of their game ! Love it ! Long live The Cult !
I heard Love in 86 or 87... I am a fan ever since.
This band makes you want to light one up, hammer down and get it on, all at the same time..... pure gold
I saw this tour in Seattle, 1987, at the Paramount Theater, with an unknown band called Guns N Roses, as the opening act. Unbelievable!
I was there! Maybe the best show i ever saw!!!
Back when Seattle was part of America.
@@mrjon75 No kidding! Axl would have been booed off the stage if that was today.
Love this band. Amazing guitar sound.
We played their 3 singles off this album in our cover band back the late 80's. Wildflower was a great opener.
The good ole daze when people didn't have cellphones in the air or up their asses!
That's a good shout,nothing worse than a crowd full of I phones,ffs, enjoy the moment.
Yeah, I'd like to shove those cellphones up their moron asses. They spoil every liveact these days.
iCock should be the next phone
TheCultChick 🤘🏼🤘🏼👍👍
yeah!!!
This is when your Soul shines through your Music.
Yes!! What a joy full experience
In the zone in 85 - wow! Brilliant example of their amazing talent. Energy is electric!
Awesome! Back when rock audience were actually happy to be there and showing it!
So true! We've been spoilt over the years. I've noticed the South American crowds today have the same enthusiasm, they haven't seen too much of it. Yet.
no i-phones.
@@inquisitor4635 +1
Still happens,every time I went to a HIM concert,unfortunately they split 2 years ago but they stayed together for quite some time!!
I've been to many gigs in the eighties. Some audiences were lame as hell too back then 🙂 The pogos sometimes were really wild though...small wars. Depended on the day. Don't generalize too soon. And the asses pushing crowds from the back during RATM or RHCP concerts...who misses them? 😉
I love the non perfection but utter talent and passion.
A bloke from Liverpool called Kenny regularly appeared in our provincial towns’ only fringe music pub and before long was extremely popular not just because of his sense of humour and generous nature but because he was very generous with a forbidden substance renounced for keeping one ‘ on the go ‘ ….On hearing how The Cult were due at Brixton - a mere 100 miles up the road from us , Ken was in Heaven , immediately bought tickets and by the day of the gig was on cloud nine & promising to be at the very front , worshipping beneath Ian Astbury and “ going berserk, rocking out harder than anyone has ever done or ever will “ . As I drove he was chopping away on a cassette case and sharing the goods every 10 miles without fail…..The band hit the stage and everyone was raging - except Ken. He was stood motionless , expressionless , his wide staring eyes resembling an A Road map and utterly silent because his mouth seemed sealed closed with only drool escaping down his chin -and at the very back of the hall …My girlfriend and me couldn’t stop giggling all the way home at the wide- awake but speechless Ken ! Rock & Roll eh ? 😎🏴❤️
Saw them on this tour. Still one of my favorite bands of all time.
Incredible band! I will always love them.
I remember these guys on MTV new years eve bash closing it out. Love album. Hooked ever since. Best band ever!!
what a voice..
I wore my electric cassette out, and Love cassette also. 2 great albums.
Oh My God !!!
Most definitely, one of the best concerts, ever recorded !!!
Holy Shit !!!
Sounds so good love that song want to see cult live love ian ♥️
Their lead singer has possibly the best hair I’ve ever seen in a rock band! Damn he’s gorgeous!
Look at the fookin crowd! These days they'd all be on their phones.
FUCKING glorious ain't it 😀
Standing there like fookin statues.
Went to see them for the second time two weeks ago and took my 14 year old son - he was rocking out with his old man in the mosh pit and thought they were truly awesome! I was a bit young and didn't discover them really until I heard Fire Woman on Beavis and Butt Head in 1995, I mentioned this to a mate at Uni who was a bit of a rocker, who promptly lent me Sonic Temple - I was hooked and still think they are one of the best bands in the world. When you see them live - what a show! Not under-rated to pick up on a thread below, but perhaps under-stated! Absolutely love em! They had as much energy two weeks ago as they did in this video.
I hope they expand on the dates they posted for the US. We need them in Dallas❤❤❤❤❤
Long Live The Cult. The most authentic band ever.
...best band ever , Ian Astbury in his best Times and Billy Duffy on Guitar.... Awesome!!✋😉...saw Them three Times life in Berlin ....this Band is my Nirvana😊 !!✌️
Just watching! Thank you for uploading this The Cult gig!!!!
The best period of The Cult...
I cannot tell you how much i loved them and i still love The Cult!
June 2020 ! Great music NEVER dies!!! Such a Badass band! Seeing them this year HOB Orlando
Great to be young back then.Youth today will never experience how it was to grow up w/ great bands & music like this.
Short but intense live from a great rock band... Electric, with its superb vibe and groove, is still a relevant album to these days...
Dude same tour when Metallica built blind justice statue & tore it down!! Thanx brother it was Greenville SC for me!! Fire Woman had just blew up HeadBangers Ball
i remember this being on the BBC, its got to the point i thought id imagined it.
It was Filmed at Brixton Academy End of the Tour [ I Saw them at Manchester Apollo ] yes back in the 8o's Early 90's the BBC did show a bit of Rock ! Annie Nightingale Presented it late at Night AC/DC was Another they Showed and some others
muchas gracias por compartir!!...thanks for share!!...conciertako!!...gracias ;-)
This shit rocked! I was digging this far more than the heavy metal shred of the day.
Their prime. Thank you for posting.
The drummer is a beast
I played them constantly in the 80s. Just straight up rock n roll. Electric rocks all the way through
Billy Duffy...such an iconic guitarist. All the guitars were insane that night, but Billy reigned, of course.
Billy Duffy Slays It Every Single Time ♥️🎶✨
Saw them that year. We loved them. Still do. Thanks for the Cult.