In an interview in Sept 1992 Guitar Player (Joe Gore interviewer of The Cure for the mag) , Robert Smith said that this is one of his top 5 favorites (at that time). He said that he went into a trance after listening to this 20 times in a row.
NEAT! Robert Smith is a god. I've been listening to this album for a looong time and its always been so underrated. Its just pure magic. Falling down supposedly inspired "Mysterious Ways" by U2 to some degree, pretty sure they were fans of this album too It could be the most underrated album of the nineties They also played right after nirvana at reading festival... This band has a ton of history
that's something spacemen 3 did, listen to the same song over and over again, it does put you in a kind of trance. and that concept definitely comes through in their music, very repetitive (in a good way)
I disagree. I loved them, and not because they were attractive fellows. You can dislike them, it's your choice. Not sure why you're listening to them on TH-cam if you think they suck..lol
Your scarlet hour, is here even now. Holding my mind, with your second sight. Mesmerize. Leaving, what's mine. I'm with you, all the time. Reach me and you'll find. I watch you come alive. Don't stop to follow, dream for tomorrow. Never have shine, have second sight. Mesmerize. Mesmerize. Leaving, what's mine. I'm with you, all the time. Reach me and you'll find. I watch you come alive. Mesmerize, mesmerize, mesmerize.
@@dirtmcgirt1038 Yeah I know..the US version that came out on RCA in 1991, the same year as the UK version, had two additional tracks on it one was Mesmerize
lets all just hope those marshall stacks were deemed 'rooted' long before the filming of this video. this 90s wastage has doomed us all. also, 90s fashion, or lack thereof, needs to return!
Happy memories. DM boots, baggy jeans, love beads, raver tops and bloody good music. When girls didn't feel the need to be tarted up fake dolly birds and you could dance wearing footwear that didn't cripple you. Such a lovely happy time.
+aqua Did I say otherwise :D? Just thought to bring up my two pennies on the subject. I fancied the 80's a lot more to be quite honest. It went a bit downhill when the 90's came, especially with all the incense reeking neo-hippies and baggy youth, which got a few good slaps by me and some of my mates from the gym. Some good times also during that decade, but to be honest, no need to be nostalgic there love. The drugs were better in the 80's (Cocaine only, wouldn't touch that Ecstacy crap), and music was better to be quite honest. To each to their own of course.
Well said Arturo. Couldn't stand the fucking pathetic hippie sods at the time (and still, yuck). Always a bummer at the raves, knocked the fuck out of one guy who in a Rave in Somerset once, shaking his dreads in front of my face. The scumbag was crying afterwards like a proper baby Lmao... Despite the dirty hippies, it was alright I guess, the 90's. I had my share of fun, bit too young to experience the raves in the 80's but heard those times was mental. Big brother used to go then.
Had this on an old CD years ago but had no cover and could never find who done the song. Seen Vintage the other night and was delighted. Great tune, an Indie classic.
Robert Smith talking about his influences on The Cure album Wish: “One night I must have played 'Mesmerise' 20 times, drinking and turning it louder and louder, putting myself into a trance.”
I was totally mesmerised the first time I heard this song. It's like being in a trance, closing your eyes and listening to songs like this and "Autosleeper". Still one of my favourite songs
very 90s classic indy/alternative! how did I miss this? and it has a bit of a "Breeders" sound to it. I guess Robert Smith claims he was listening to this song on loop during the recording of Wish... I don't really hear the influence anywhere. Just my 2 cents... Love the song tho!
This sounds incredibly dated with that cheesy drumloop and wonky digital synths of the era.. you could place it in 1993 easily - saw this song mentioned in the Robert Smith interview mentioned elsewhere in the comments section and was expecting something special
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Can we just live in the 90s forever?
No. The 80s were far superior
In an interview in Sept 1992 Guitar Player (Joe Gore interviewer of The Cure for the mag) , Robert Smith said that this is one of his top 5 favorites (at that time). He said that he went into a trance after listening to this 20 times in a row.
That's super rad. Thanks for sharing.
And Smith channeled that into the Cure album Wish.
NEAT! Robert Smith is a god. I've been listening to this album for a looong time and its always been so underrated. Its just pure magic.
Falling down supposedly inspired "Mysterious Ways" by U2 to some degree, pretty sure they were fans of this album too
It could be the most underrated album of the nineties
They also played right after nirvana at reading festival... This band has a ton of history
Robert Smith is a fan of all the bands I love. That’s how I know he’s a top, top bloke.
that's something spacemen 3 did, listen to the same song over and over again, it does put you in a kind of trance. and that concept definitely comes through in their music, very repetitive (in a good way)
This was a good day for Chapterhouse...
The only time they ever got near girls of any kind 😭
One of the greatest songs, from the kings of shoegaze xoxoxox
Utter crap, but it had it's time and place. '92 was my freshman year in college.
@@TheTrouserPuppetsOfficial 🤣🤣🤣
Such pretty boys. Such pretty music. I wish they would've stayed around longer.
I disagree. I loved them, and not because they were attractive fellows. You can dislike them, it's your choice. Not sure why you're listening to them on TH-cam if you think they suck..lol
Shoegazing and Sensuality ! Remember...
This album is 30 years old and it still sounds timeless
No, it sounds exactly like the early 90s.
@@adamv242 yes that's what i was gonna say lol, it's not forcefully bad though
@@adamv242and it still sounds better than anything since, funny
0:06 it's like you can suddenly hear colours
that's just the blotters kicking in
Your scarlet hour, is here even now. Holding my mind, with your second sight. Mesmerize. Leaving, what's mine. I'm with you, all the time. Reach me and you'll find. I watch you come alive. Don't stop to follow, dream for tomorrow. Never have shine, have second sight. Mesmerize. Mesmerize. Leaving, what's mine. I'm with you, all the time. Reach me and you'll find. I watch you come alive. Mesmerize, mesmerize, mesmerize.
Whirlpool will always be one of those albums that reminds me of high school. Beautiful music then and now💜
YES
but this song wasn't on whirlpool
@@dirtmcgirt1038 Hate to tell you this mate but my US version of Whirlpool I bought in 1991 has this track on it.
@@stylinsammy74 ok, well it wasn't on the original UK version
@@dirtmcgirt1038 Yeah I know..the US version that came out on RCA in 1991, the same year as the UK version, had two additional tracks on it one was Mesmerize
just heard this first time today...wow...timeless...the video looks like u could pop it into 2003, 2013, or 2023.
Dat bass , though.. ❣️❣️❣️
lets all just hope those marshall stacks were deemed 'rooted' long before the filming of this video. this 90s wastage has doomed us all. also, 90s fashion, or lack thereof, needs to return!
Love this song. One of my favorite bands of all time.
This is music.
love this. it makes me think about so many things that are out of this world. the galaxy, stars, old movies and memories ;)
the song the video, it was all mesmerising
Happy memories. DM boots, baggy jeans, love beads, raver tops and bloody good music. When girls didn't feel the need to be tarted up fake dolly birds and you could dance wearing footwear that didn't cripple you. Such a lovely happy time.
tarted up fake dolly birds no fuckin idea what that means old timer but I love it
hahahahahaha!
Arturo Senni Well don't you sound lovely. My memories are my memories and have nothing to do with your experiences.
+aqua
Did I say otherwise :D? Just thought to bring up my two pennies on the subject. I fancied the 80's a lot more to be quite honest. It went a bit downhill when the 90's came, especially with all the incense reeking neo-hippies and baggy youth, which got a few good slaps by me and some of my mates from the gym. Some good times also during that decade, but to be honest, no need to be nostalgic there love. The drugs were better in the 80's (Cocaine only, wouldn't touch that Ecstacy crap), and music was better to be quite honest. To each to their own of course.
Well said Arturo. Couldn't stand the fucking pathetic hippie sods at the time (and still, yuck). Always a bummer at the raves, knocked the fuck out of one guy who in a Rave in Somerset once, shaking his dreads in front of my face. The scumbag was crying afterwards like a proper baby Lmao... Despite the dirty hippies, it was alright I guess, the 90's. I had my share of fun, bit too young to experience the raves in the 80's but heard those times was mental. Big brother used to go then.
There is someone who sell me a ticket to 90s😢
This is my favorite song of all time. It's still good.
Timeless
This is the jam.
this vibe remind me of filter take a picture
Great song
Not 1993 as the copyright states... this was 1991.... take me back to musical good times
So many beautiful layers of sound, really love this music video too.
Nobody knows about Shoegaze where I live. I need to move out of the sticks.
go online haha its the same thing everywhere!
The scene that celebrates itself
Had this on an old CD years ago but had no cover and could never find who done the song. Seen Vintage the other night and was delighted. Great tune, an Indie classic.
Such good vibes!
Great song, great band!
beautiful british boys.
Safety tip: Do not attempt to use microphones and electric guitars in a swimming pool.
Just seen this on Vintage TV. Never heard it before but........ tuuuuune
Didn't expect to see this as a clip to a dream pop masterpiece from my youth!!!!!
probably the first sampling of John Barry, and also certainely the best of all
Fine! Very fine indeed
a complete master peace
90s teen melodrama
great band great sound great times
This looks really dangerous, but great song lmao
The drummer is fiercely FOREVER ALONE, no Space for sexy babies
the guitar riff reminds me of Baba O'Reilly.
Glad to find someone who noticed it. So good.
Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
1991 is the correct year !
Out on Dedicated !
And a VERY BIG sample from John Barry...
Holy shit that sample I had no idea
minha musica preferida deles
That's alright. Look no dislikes. It means only the people who actually appreciate this listen to it. That alone is priceless.
amazing
me too!
Is it just me or does it have some requiem of a dream vibe?
No
Puts me a little in mind of bombay bicycle club although realise this came long time before them.
The lead singer is hotter than all the models in this video.
So true.
stiflingmystrife Oh yes!
Truth👏
I strongly disagree, but I wonder what the models look like today.
i named my first born child after this song. ❤
So sad
the guitar riff reminds me chlorine dream of Spirea X
great tune!
I remember when the Cure remade this and called it Halo. 😆
💜
Robert Smith talking about his influences on The Cure album Wish: “One night I must have played 'Mesmerise' 20 times, drinking and turning it louder and louder, putting myself into a trance.”
I was totally mesmerised the first time I heard this song. It's like being in a trance, closing your eyes and listening to songs like this and "Autosleeper". Still one of my favourite songs
Me too, but then I grew up.
@@adamv242 so what do grown ups like you listen to? (serious question)
Autosleeper is my fave chapterhouse song ever! Mesmerised is not too far from it
2:49 OMG HE LOOKS LIKE GEORGE HARRISON HERE
Thank you, I told him he looked like George, back in the day
flash back
omg the Stoned Roses lol
very 90s classic indy/alternative! how did I miss this? and it has a bit of a "Breeders" sound to it. I guess Robert Smith claims he was listening to this song on loop during the recording of Wish... I don't really hear the influence anywhere. Just my 2 cents... Love the song tho!
is there a live version?
RIP gear
Those 10 people must have missed the like button 🤷🏾♂️
very irresponsible to have electrical equipment in a swimming pool
The instruments are obviously unplugged.
@@thehalfbloodprince5279 idk, it feels painful watching those guitars in the water. It's like watching someone drown a puppy
@@thehalfbloodprince5279 are You asperger or millenial?
I'm listening to this to forget my depression
To bad
41 views? I honestly expected tens of thousands at least :P
shitttty comments nice song
There were more views on the other lower quality version of this video, but it got taken down for copyright reasons.
Was this a single? I don't remember it on their album.
It was a non-album single. I think they eventually included it on 'The best of Chapterhouse'. (:
Baggy as fuck! :D
🍕
*no musical instruments were harmed in the making of this music video.
Esprit
george
Hahaha
Brad cromer
fuck ya man
Is no one going to mention the girls?...
i wonde how much money they spent on this music video, thats a lot of equipment wasted in the water...........man just give it to me
suena a my bloody valentine kevin shields
This sounds incredibly dated with that cheesy drumloop and wonky digital synths of the era.. you could place it in 1993 easily - saw this song mentioned in the Robert Smith interview mentioned elsewhere in the comments section and was expecting something special
This boy-band shit is what killed shoegaze..
average shoegaze hater vs chad chapterhouse connoisseur