@dridszzz5227 fr i don't believe it either, just to make gullible writers talk about it how's an indie label gonna give you that much money over the course of two years and all you're doing is watching tv but it is a cool way to make the fans appreciate the work you put into the album
I saw them in the US back then. Maybe it was that tour and it was too loud to enjoy. I was disappointed, expecting to hear a shoegaze band, not a noise band...
@Subs I was glad I remembered to bring some ear protection. Someone told me when they toured for the MBV album they had people passing it out at the door.
@@subs4794 Yeah I saw them in Dublin in '92 and it was so loud you couldn't even tell the songs apart. Kevin's brother's band Rollerskate Skinny played support. They were giving out ear plugs at the door on the way in lol.
I've never seen them. Love their music. Dinosaur Jr is the loudest I've been to. Have u seen them? I wonder who's louder. I have heard that many times about MBV though
Every time I see videos or hear their music, it just renews my love for them all over again. Truly a sign of a band that is indeed, one of your favorites.
I realized I've never seen Belinda actually smile until this video. Also, amusing is seeing Miki Berenyi there in the front row checking them out in that dingy little dive! 😊
Lush's first gig was only 6 months earlier, and they hadn't even been signed. They were still a noisy punk band playing opening slots at the Falcon. Lush apparently had already opened for MBV (and the Pastels) at the Fulham Greyhound in June of this year, and they had borrowed Colm's kit for a show at the Falcon on Oct 9th because the drummer for the headliners Sun Carriage refused to let Chris use his kit. Miki knew Kev well because he was Emma's boyfriend thru 1987. Emma also had worked for Creation's publicist. And Miki was also a student at PNL where this gig is.
saw them around this time in a tiny club - brilliant gig - ears were ringing for days - bought loveless the day it came out - saw them on that tour too - them and lush i could still listen to all day every day
Thank you for putting this up. It brightened up my entire day. All of them are wonderful. I love how honest they are with their answers. They're so intellectual and soft-spoken. Belinda is so beautiful, well all of them are.
Yes, this video really struck me. Irish are beautiful people. I’m half Irish - Celtic. Looking at Kevin and Debbie is like looking in a mirror. Bilinda reminds me of someone I was in a band with in 2003.
Love the jukebox in the background 😂 That’s how gigs were, no frills, minimal lighting, amps on beer crates etc. Good band MBV, saw them many times live, thanks for sharing this 👍🏼
Agree. I was like 8 when this was made too. She’s like the quintessential perfect indie rock girl in the best way! So shy (like all of them really) it’s adorable ☺️
I'm very curious about what happened with Island Records. Wikipedia states that when they signed for Island they were given a £250,000 advance. They never released an album on Island and broke up shortly afterwards. I know the information on Wikipedia should be taken with a pinch of salt, but if this is true wouldn't they have to pay back that money to Island Records?
This interview and gig excerpt were shown as part of a short feature on Creation Records on Rapido (BBC2), I think in November 1988. In that feature Guy Chadwick of The House of Love mentions having had success with their album "this year" and there is mention of them having just signed to Fontana. The gig is from the Polytechnic of North London on 11th October 1988.
Yes, SOON blew my mind first time I heard it one late night on radio, and I managed to tape most of it. Played it over and over till I could get the album -- still in my top 10 all-time favorite songs.
Could a group this strange and special exist today? MBV were one of the most creative, inventive groups in the world in 1988, admired only by a coterie of music-heads, and performing in the back of a Waffle House for 20 people. This anonymity gave them the time and room to develop into something extraordinary and truly unique.
@@UFO_computers Ariel Pink is a genius for sure, and there’s Johnny Jewel and probably a few others. Although, you could argue that both of these artists are sort of music revivalists in a way MBV weren’t. But I’m not suggesting there’s a lack of talent today, I was just wondering if it’s possible to have a sustained “underground” scene for more than a few weeks anymore. As soon anyone comes up with anything vaguely interesting it’s immediately documented, hyped, proliferated, copied, etc.
there are likely hundreds of bands that are just as inventive as this band today -- the issue is that literally everyone is making music & there is so much of it, that getting discovered is nearly impossible. I'm sure 50 years from now, some internet archeologist is going to discover a band from our time that could change the world.
@@1gnore_me. what does it even mean to be discovered anymore? Every teenager has the ability to broadcast their music to millions of people. If music is being overlooked today, its only because no one understands or appreciates it yet, not because it’s hard to find.
that moment at 2:35, made me feel nostalgia. only the three friends. debbie, colm and kevin. together into the pain, suffering, bad times since the early years.
What a little treasure to find! I first saw them when they were still more indie pop and I wasn't that impressed. I remember when they came back after a couple of years and friends had seen them and said how much they'd changed.
@@startervisions They are great, there's no argument there. But if you haven't listened to Souvlaki or haven't revisited it in a while, I'd suggest you do so 👍
@@eatyourcereal8704 1988 was an amazing year for music, I could list 100 bands who I think are better, too many to choose from. By better I mean more talented, more skillful instrument players, more interesting and thoughtful lyrically, more experimental and modern, etc.
Is that Miki Berenyi at around 14:55? Okay, read the rest of the comments, confirmed. what a great scene. Finally got to see them very late in the day on their last two US tours here on the West coast. Loud as the sun and just as blinding, beautiful.
Thank you for this! I always enjoy my evenings spent chasing ooh shiny, 75 browser tabs open, discovering new shit I never knew existed, especially on known topics such as My Bloody Valentine. From watching folks do great bass covers of Type O Negative to here, what a journey!
@@xavierd.1668 Minute 14:56 you can see a red/orange head holding a cigarette, a girl with asian features that resembles Miki; due to the haircut, the pale skin, the face and the way she holds the cigarette it is very likely (obviously likely) it is her. I wouldn't dare to say that Lush is among the audience, tho Miki seems to have been there ,in perhaps, not the most sober state.
Anyone catch Kevin’s answer to one of the questions “soon” which Avery little smile. It made Belinda laugh. What a couple of scamps. Luv them all. Colom and Deb shed!!!!!
somebody build a godam time machine already so I can go to that godam gig!!!!! Not to be weird, but I had that guitar, but a different year of it, that was how I had my hair in 88, and mbv was utterly unknown in the USA at the time. I loved Sonic Youth, loved the Jesus and Mary chain...that was MY GIG to be at. Uggg. That would have been nice.
Wish I could (confidently) tell which Pedals Kevin was using that night. Seems light for 89'. Unless he has some rack gear we don't see in this shot. Does Looks like a DS-2 and a maybe Super Chorus on his right. Thanks for sharing!
Wouldn't be surprised if the yellowish one is that awful Feedbacker distortion pedal Boss brought out around then. I think K Shields admitted that they still had a lot to learn about getting their signature guitar sounds at that point. As for the blue one, I'm not sure chorus would've been part of his armoury, so perhaps a Boss compressor?
I have no clue why, but for some reason in this clip Debbie always looks to me like she should be in Star Trek the Next Generation as a deck officer on the Enterprise. Something to do with her haircut and face, I just picture her in a Starfleet uniform on a mission with Patrick Stewart and Jonathan Frakes.
@@egg.6334 cali is getting too full of Edgars. Too many buchones and everyone is either into sports or into making money. Not what it used to be. Everyone into bad bunny too, whack shit
Sad that everytime Bilinda is mentioned in these comments its about her looks or how "cute" she is. I rarely see people talking about her genius and acknowledging that she is one HELL of a guitarist and arguably the most important aspect of this legendary band. Shes a grade A badass and its so annoying how women in rock are rarely appreciated for anything other than their physicality or attractiveness.
@@carlodave9 not my point, you can talk about and mention how she kicks ass but you dont need to include any comments about how "hot she is", all i see is that, i barely see anyone saying "god shes such an awesome guitarist". And no if she worked at a shoe store (?) shed only have weirdos commenting on her looks.
Ohhhhhhhhhhhh, I think I see what you’re getting at, there’s not enough people commenting on kevin’s looks, here i’ll kick it off. GOSH, that kevin shields’ boyish looks and soft irish chin absolutely get me going!!! I bet he’s even more of a stunner when he’s rocking a jazz master HUMMUNA HUMMUNA!
I think they cracked the roof at the Moore Theater in Seattle in 91 or so.. I was outside quick. too loud. Serious ear damage... Seriously. Most live music is too loud for me. I like the pub or jazz club coffee house environ level volume. I would have loved to hear their take on electroacoustic experimental genre. Great band. Never knew they were so chill.
The interview have a great M.B.V spirit, because i can't hear what they say.
best response
@@BruceBowman42 :)
😂. Top comment!
Duran Duran drunk and on acid.
(muffled agreement)
who would think those shy and quiet guys broke an entire record label.
You can sort of hear how they don't really respect the label.
I love how 30 years on this meme is still going strong despite being based on complete misinformation about what happened
@@drids. Someone should do a chad MVB dog vs crying Creation records dog meme.
@dridszzz5227 fr i don't believe it either, just to make gullible writers talk about it
how's an indie label gonna give you that much money over the course of two years and all you're doing is watching tv
but it is a cool way to make the fans appreciate the work you put into the album
I don’t think Alan McGee cared a few years later as Oasis made him stinking rich.
Love how shy and reserved they are given their music is so loud and abrasive.
I wouldn‘t say their music is abrasive…
Have you ever heard their music
@@mustymax5878 i would say their music is noisy, but not abrasive, just sayin
@@mustymax5878 there is not even one track where they are screaming or being aggressive, they just using some heavy effects lol
Their music is beautiful.. their sound is abrasive
i love how all the parts that zoomed in on her face are the most replayed parts
well duh
That’s awesome.
She looks to scruffy but nice features🦆 she had a good face very pretty
BECAUSE SHE IS BEAUTIFUL
cuz I wanna listen to her talk
Saw them in '92, still the loudest concert I've ever seen.
I saw them in the US back then. Maybe it was that tour and it was too loud to enjoy. I was disappointed, expecting to hear a shoegaze band, not a noise band...
@Subs I was glad I remembered to bring some ear protection. Someone told me when they toured for the MBV album they had people passing it out at the door.
@@subs4794 Yeah I saw them in Dublin in '92 and it was so loud you couldn't even tell the songs apart. Kevin's brother's band Rollerskate Skinny played support. They were giving out ear plugs at the door on the way in lol.
❤❤❤❤
I've never seen them. Love their music. Dinosaur Jr is the loudest I've been to. Have u seen them? I wonder who's louder. I have heard that many times about MBV though
Every time I see videos or hear their music, it just renews my love for them all over again. Truly a sign of a band that is indeed, one of your favorites.
Hermosa Bilinda! Los amo MBV! desde hace 25 años! Un abrazo desde Costa Rica, Centro América!
Beautiful, hermano! Saludos de Brasil!
Always had the biggest crush on Bilinda, thanks for uploading this.
same here! love her
Me too!
We all have or had a crush on Bilinda. Facts, not data
Likewise
Me too.
I realized I've never seen Belinda actually smile until this video. Also, amusing is seeing Miki Berenyi there in the front row checking them out in that dingy little dive! 😊
Lush's first gig was only 6 months earlier, and they hadn't even been signed. They were still a noisy punk band playing opening slots at the Falcon.
Lush apparently had already opened for MBV (and the Pastels) at the Fulham Greyhound in June of this year, and they had borrowed Colm's kit for a show at the Falcon on Oct 9th because the drummer for the headliners Sun Carriage refused to let Chris use his kit. Miki knew Kev well because he was Emma's boyfriend thru 1987. Emma also had worked for Creation's publicist. And Miki was also a student at PNL where this gig is.
@@Hastur876wasn't Emma still going out with Kevin here?
@@bieni78I think Miki's book says 1987.
was browsing the comments to see if anybody else noticed, evidently there are alot of mbv fans but not really that many shoegaze fans... wierd
saw them around this time in a tiny club - brilliant gig - ears were ringing for days - bought loveless the day it came out - saw them on that tour too - them and lush i could still listen to all day every day
I envy you
Please release the full concert!!! Such a historical record of London in that moment.
Debbie Googe one of the most consistent looking humans of all time
She's the Paul Rudd of indie!
Thank you for putting this up. It brightened up my entire day. All of them are wonderful. I love how honest they are with their answers. They're so intellectual and soft-spoken. Belinda is so beautiful, well all of them are.
Yes, this video really struck me. Irish are beautiful people. I’m half Irish - Celtic. Looking at Kevin and Debbie is like looking in a mirror. Bilinda reminds me of someone I was in a band with in 2003.
@Bikewithlove FYI, Kevin and Colm are Irish, but Debbie and Belinda are English. Debbie is from Somerset, and Belinda is a Londoner.
Same 🎉
Setlist:
11:25 Sueisfine
12:15 Thorn
15:31 Emptiness Inside
16:19 Cigarette in Your Bed
Love the jukebox in the background 😂
That’s how gigs were, no frills, minimal lighting, amps on beer crates etc. Good band MBV, saw them many times live, thanks for sharing this 👍🏼
Saw them in 92,still the loudest band I've ever seen and they were superb
same!
i love how you have to figure out the questions from whatever context you can hear from their answers
i waited to see this footage since I watched to beautiful noise doc
It’s all been said, but good God, Bilinda is gorgeous/adorable. 🫶🏻🖤
And very quiet
Agree. I was like 8 when this was made too. She’s like the quintessential perfect indie rock girl in the best way! So shy (like all of them really) it’s adorable ☺️
Nice, an audible live version of Thorn w/ bonus Lush members in the front row to make this a complete artifact of shoegaze history.
Lush being in front row is no weird for Shoegaze after all "it's the scene that celebrates itself"
@@carlosenriquegutierrezcare8777 never said it was weird, said it makes this video even more of a shoegaze relic
aaaa ik!! i was like miki? chris??
*mumbling* *mumbling* *nervous laughter* *mumbling*
they are just like me fr
I saw MBV in 1988 at The Roxy, in L.A. They were extremely, painfully loud.
Greatest band of all time. Maybe if they were on 4AD we would’ve gotten something sooner after loveless.
Agree they are the greatest - at least from Isn’t Anything - but perhaps if they’d made more records they would not have been?
they are great band but not the greatest band
You can’t be a “greatest” band and only have a few releases. They’re a good band though. I always thought Seefeel were better though. 😋
I'm very curious about what happened with Island Records. Wikipedia states that when they signed for Island they were given a £250,000 advance. They never released an album on Island and broke up shortly afterwards. I know the information on Wikipedia should be taken with a pinch of salt, but if this is true wouldn't they have to pay back that money to Island Records?
@@astracax they probably had to work day jobs
This interview and gig excerpt were shown as part of a short feature on Creation Records on Rapido (BBC2), I think in November 1988. In that feature Guy Chadwick of The House of Love mentions having had success with their album "this year" and there is mention of them having just signed to Fontana.
The gig is from the Polytechnic of North London on 11th October 1988.
One of my best memories of the past was jamming out SOON on good paper..
Yes, SOON blew my mind first time I heard it one late night on radio, and I managed to tape most of it. Played it over and over till I could get the album -- still in my top 10 all-time favorite songs.
The grind of the guitars and then when they suddenly stop 😁
Soon was released in 1990.
Glad you had a good trip.
@@UFO_computers well I was close. ..Memory is the first thing to go...
Could a group this strange and special exist today? MBV were one of the most creative, inventive groups in the world in 1988, admired only by a coterie of music-heads, and performing in the back of a Waffle House for 20 people. This anonymity gave them the time and room to develop into something extraordinary and truly unique.
Sure there could today - definitely
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@@UFO_computers Ariel Pink is a genius for sure, and there’s Johnny Jewel and probably a few others. Although, you could argue that both of these artists are sort of music revivalists in a way MBV weren’t. But I’m not suggesting there’s a lack of talent today, I was just wondering if it’s possible to have a sustained “underground” scene for more than a few weeks anymore. As soon anyone comes up with anything vaguely interesting it’s immediately documented, hyped, proliferated, copied, etc.
there are likely hundreds of bands that are just as inventive as this band today -- the issue is that literally everyone is making music & there is so much of it, that getting discovered is nearly impossible. I'm sure 50 years from now, some internet archeologist is going to discover a band from our time that could change the world.
@@1gnore_me. what does it even mean to be discovered anymore? Every teenager has the ability to broadcast their music to millions of people. If music is being overlooked today, its only because no one understands or appreciates it yet, not because it’s hard to find.
@@1gnore_me. Not as “inventive” as mbv but not so bad:
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i love that it ends with thorn it's one of my all time favorite mbv songs 💙
Yes, their best song in my opinion.
As I listened to their interview, the riff to “You Made Me Realise” was playing over and over in my head. But then it often is . . .
actually, at the end, there's a clip of Emptiness Inside & then Cigarette in Your Bed ...
@@JohnLoughney Do you know which is the song in 11:38?
@@guilhermeg.4589 Suieisfine
Miki Berenyi from Lush shows up in the camera at the 15:00 mark. Great band, MBV.
I like how the woman on left smiles and said little words 😍
"What do you think about drugs ?"
Kevin - "Got any ? "
Let's not neglect Colm here. What a legend!
He is, colm is the man
Yeah great drums etc.
❤❤
He's Keith Moon's disciple
@@carlosnavarro1091• Nah, Colm is strides ahead
This would be one of my stops if I had a time machine.
Same lol
Ken Doherty went on to a professional snooker career after this, winning a world championship. You go Kenny! 😉
I missed this part of music history, but ever since I discovered this band I have had a crush on Belinda. Like a retro crush I guess you could say
i feel like everyone has a crush on her lol
I'm a RetroSexual as well.
She's still the bees knees and I'm a gay man.
that moment at 2:35, made me feel nostalgia. only the three friends. debbie, colm and kevin. together into the pain, suffering, bad times since the early years.
What a little treasure to find!
I first saw them when they were still more indie pop and I wasn't that impressed.
I remember when they came back after a couple of years and friends had seen them and said how much they'd changed.
Beautiful! Thank you so much for this gem!
Literally the greatest "Shoegaze" or whatever it is band of all time
I would argue that Slowdive was just as good. Souvlaki is a masterpiece. Just my opinion of course.
@@astracax The Valentines rule with an iron deficiency
@@startervisions They are great, there's no argument there. But if you haven't listened to Souvlaki or haven't revisited it in a while, I'd suggest you do so 👍
@@astracax I'd argue Souvlaki is better than Loveless + Slowdive have the better overall discography. It's all preference thhough.
@@Washanuga• No
Greatest band of its generation!
LOL
no.
@@DjNikGnasherswho’s bettee
@@eatyourcereal8704 1988 was an amazing year for music, I could list 100 bands who I think are better, too many to choose from.
By better I mean more talented, more skillful instrument players, more interesting and thoughtful lyrically, more experimental and modern, etc.
Wow! Thanks for this gold!
Is that Miki Berenyi at around 14:55? Okay, read the rest of the comments, confirmed. what a great scene. Finally got to see them very late in the day on their last two US tours here on the West coast. Loud as the sun and just as blinding, beautiful.
It bloody is, you know...
@@joehoy9242 Ahoy, Joe! and Thanks, haha.
This can't be real! Thank you for this
Nowadays every muppet would be stood there holding a phone. Those days have gone forever…..
Sad and true
Very much appreciate the upload! Such a wild thing to see them in their early days like this. So cool!
Thanks for uploading it.
She is adorable! Those two girls are so cute.
Bilinda is gorgeous, perfect!
Thank you for this! I always enjoy my evenings spent chasing ooh shiny, 75 browser tabs open, discovering new shit I never knew existed, especially on known topics such as My Bloody Valentine. From watching folks do great bass covers of Type O Negative to here, what a journey!
Boy I know what u mean
The lockers… I love that this seems totally natural. If I didn’t give a damn for their music, I’d still support them for natural causation
Bilinda is so very pretty here
Bilinda is so cute. Nice to see Miki Berenyi from Lush at the show.
Omg, Bilinda is so beautiful
Still waiting for the 2 new albums Mr. Shields said would come out in 2021…
Me too lol 😂
Miki Berenyi ❤️❤️👌
That's right! I forgot! Thank you!
She’s da bomb!!
11:07 the way he looks at herrr
duh
THANK YOU! I want a girl who makes me look like that when I look at ĥer
Awwww that is so cute
Lush just casually chilling in the audience
I was wondering if that was her. Figured someone likely commented.
Isn't it Chris from Silverfish next to her too? Wkd memories!!
Where? I can’t find them
@@xavierd.1668 Minute 14:56 you can see a red/orange head holding a cigarette, a girl with asian features that resembles Miki; due to the haircut, the pale skin, the face and the way she holds the cigarette it is very likely (obviously likely) it is her. I wouldn't dare to say that Lush is among the audience, tho Miki seems to have been there ,in perhaps, not the most sober state.
Miki confirmed in a social media post today that it was indeed her
Band should have been called My Bloody Eardrums.
😂
This youtube channel is a treasure itself
I always wanted to hear an interview with MBV in their heyday. Pitty l can't hear the questions very well.
Santa Monica 2008
Ears are still ringing
Wow! Amazing live footage at the end and you can hear the lyrics lol
Anyone catch Kevin’s answer to one of the questions “soon” which Avery little smile. It made Belinda laugh. What a couple of scamps. Luv them all. Colom and Deb shed!!!!!
Bilinda eyes are just something else.
Holy shit! This is like finding treasure.
It is!
Bilinda is so cute and delicate
Un de las 5 bandas mas cool de la historia
whats the other 4??
@@Mattwarszawa Velvet Underground, The Stooges, Joy Division, Massive Attack.....for me
13:44 Miki Berenyi of Lush, on the far right, with the red hair, no way.
this is so fun to see
Ahh... those sweet Irish accents ☘
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Que guapa Bilinda!!
Bilinda, alternative rock’s best kept secret. Such a gorgeous, mysterious lass.
very good livesound - thx
bilinda omg i love you BILINDA
Hats off to them. They made the music they wanted too and it was good.
belinda looks so cute, CUTE!
@ciao214Z i run a pokemon channel, why wouldn't i have a pokemon-related avatar?? do you go to mcdonalds for healthy foods? whorehouses for sermons?
somebody build a godam time machine already so I can go to that godam gig!!!!! Not to be weird, but I had that guitar, but a different year of it, that was how I had my hair in 88, and mbv was utterly unknown in the USA at the time. I loved Sonic Youth, loved the Jesus and Mary chain...that was MY GIG to be at. Uggg. That would have been nice.
great live footage at the end (15mn). Girl with red hair at the front looks like Miki Berenyi from Lush. Must have been amazing gig to witness
Yes, she's Miki
Gracias por esta gema. Bilinda me destruye.
all of them seem chill as fuck
Blinda is so adorable :D
Wish I could (confidently) tell which Pedals Kevin was using that night. Seems light for 89'. Unless he has some rack gear we don't see in this shot. Does Looks like a DS-2 and a maybe Super Chorus on his right. Thanks for sharing!
I was thinking there could be some rack equipment as well.
Did he not have Electro Harmonix Memory Man at this point?
Vox Tone Bender.
The vid is from 1988
Wouldn't be surprised if the yellowish one is that awful Feedbacker distortion pedal Boss brought out around then. I think K Shields admitted that they still had a lot to learn about getting their signature guitar sounds at that point.
As for the blue one, I'm not sure chorus would've been part of his armoury, so perhaps a Boss compressor?
Actually, could it be a PS-2 Pitchshifter Delay? That might be more likely.
bilinda butcher is so cute wth
bilinda ♡
so cool
The creeping deafness getting exposed everytime the interviewer asked something to Kevin says a lot
MBV would blow daft puny little "Heavy Metal" bands off the stage any day. No legs akimbo boring rock cliche's here. True artists.
Damn belinda is gorgeous
Miki Berenyi of Lush at the front of the gig 😍
Por estas cosas uno se queda en youtube. ♥♥
14:55 Miki Berenyi ❤️
Upload more MBV vids!
I have no clue why, but for some reason in this clip Debbie always looks to me like she should be in Star Trek the Next Generation as a deck officer on the Enterprise. Something to do with her haircut and face, I just picture her in a Starfleet uniform on a mission with Patrick Stewart and Jonathan Frakes.
Never seen Bilinda up close like that in pics wow.. shy and beautiful 😍
Stunning in person. Her eyes and smile and voice radiate.
@@UFO_computers hope to see that if they tour again
even the interview mic has white noise
omg they are so cool. ppl are never this cool like this anymore
we got some chill dudes in cali
@@egg.6334 cali is getting too full of Edgars. Too many buchones and everyone is either into sports or into making money. Not what it used to be. Everyone into bad bunny too, whack shit
@dani cali hey there is nothing wrong with being loud!
@@egg.6334 chill is not the same as cool
more mbvs please!!!
Miki is so beautiful 😍 Love 💗
Sad that everytime Bilinda is mentioned in these comments its about her looks or how "cute" she is. I rarely see people talking about her genius and acknowledging that she is one HELL of a guitarist and arguably the most important aspect of this legendary band. Shes a grade A badass and its so annoying how women in rock are rarely appreciated for anything other than their physicality or attractiveness.
I would very much disagree. It’s because she kicks ass that makes her hot as hell. If she worked in a shoe store people would barely notice her.
@@carlodave9 not my point, you can talk about and mention how she kicks ass but you dont need to include any comments about how "hot she is", all i see is that, i barely see anyone saying "god shes such an awesome guitarist". And no if she worked at a shoe store (?) shed only have weirdos commenting on her looks.
Yeah I completely agree. Belinda is cute tho.
Settle down dude, she's not fuçking Jimi Hendrix.
Ohhhhhhhhhhhh, I think I see what you’re getting at, there’s not enough people commenting on kevin’s looks, here i’ll kick it off. GOSH, that kevin shields’ boyish looks and soft irish chin absolutely get me going!!! I bet he’s even more of a stunner when he’s rocking a jazz master HUMMUNA HUMMUNA!
How do you even gather 4 introvert people to do some eccentric dreamy noise rock in the first place?
Good question
one of them (colm, i think?) has to be slightly sociable and do a bunch of phone calls
I think they cracked the roof at the Moore Theater in Seattle in 91 or so.. I was outside quick. too loud. Serious ear damage... Seriously. Most live music is too loud for me. I like the pub or jazz club coffee house environ level volume. I would have loved to hear their take on electroacoustic experimental genre. Great band. Never knew they were so chill.