Tragically underrated and overlooked band. It still managed to launch Aimee as one of the very best singer-songwriters of her generation. Their second and third albums remain masterpieces of their time.
@@jumpinjojo Ohhh gosh, I kinda confusd Mann with Lauper as a kid and they only had two top forty hits. :) I really like both Welcome Home and Everything's different now as well. I didn't get into them until later though--about the time that Mann came out with her first solo album. While I do like a few songs on their debut, I pretty much like both of those albums entirely. Very cool.
Man, way back. 29 years old, married for six years, back in country 2 months, the early days of my adulthood/late days of youth. now, 62, single again, body starting to fail here and there but still remembering the fine times and great music. Thank you, Aimee.
@@Jreb1865 we won't let this die. Surprisingly, besides the mass listening to very bad music nowadays, there's so many people my age getting into post-punk, new era, goth, classic rock. Quality only increases as the time goes by. This music will never die.
@@aidavladoiu3579 don't cry now. Wait until it comes. No need dreading it now. That defeats the purpose of being young. You know I've thought a lot about getting old recently because I just turned 50 and I'm not the kind of person that might age well. I'm 100% rock and roll and in my youth I thought I wouldn't even make it this far. A couple heroin overdoses took me close to not making it. But I've discovered that in being older I'm more confident and I know who I am and I am doing things to feel better and to reinvent myself into feeling younger, exercising and dancing through the streets while doing it. dating younger women on the internet helps.LOL. I'm adjusting. It's not as bad as you might think. You'll deal with it ok. No choice in it. Can't change it and that is for damn sure. The music helps me so much. I had my time to be young. Now it's your turn. And one day you will pass the torch.
Delightful. Aimee at one of her early and many bests. Here are the track cues: 00:42 Love in a Vacuum 04:22 Looking Over My Shoulder 08:26 On Sunday 12:35 Coming Up Close 17:34 No One is Watching You Now 21:34 Voices Carry 26:13 What About Love
Bill, first make a note of exactly when each track begins and then type the numbers with no spaces, a colon in between the minutes and seconds, and a 0 before any single digit; so that for example, two minutes and two seconds would be typed as 02:02
@@marleyjake Hi Jacob, thank you so much for responding. I've been trying to figure out how to do that for two years. Have a great Christmas and thanks again! Bill.
Aimee is a musical goddess. There was no better band in the 80s than 'til Tuesday, and no one could sing like her. WHat a powerhouse set here--I'd hate to have to follow her.
I would say Aimee has matured and improved in every possible way since this era and band. Her songwriting and vocals are vastly superior in her solo work. She has evolved into one of the greatest female songwriters there has ever been. Love her.
Robert’s solo on What About Love always leaves me breathless. Underrated band. Extremely good. This is my favourite 80s band. I’ll love you forever, ‘Til Tuesday.
‘til Tuesday was the soundtrack of my late twenties. Relationships crashing and burning. My parents passing too young. No One Is Watching You Now. On Sunday. Will She Just Fall Down.
@75pmfx.me I had a similar room the day we played Bandshell. I was super new to my band, hadn’t traveled too far from Michigan to play professionally, next thing I know I’m at Bandshell headlining for a couple thousand people with the ocean to my left!!!! Can’t believe the first live video I searched for from Til Tuesday just happened to be at Bandshell and I recognized it to boot!!! I’m so fortunate to have played their and can’t wait to come back
Fabulous pop band that never really got the attention they deserved. Aimee Mann's come a long way as a songwriter and solo act but this was a real band and the beginning of everything!
I lived inDaytona beach when this concert during spring break 87 took place we owed two house on the beach I was 15 and was blessed to be there to watch my father was friends with major of Daytona so I was allowed to go watch til Tuesday voices carry my all time favorite song at this time had been for a year !!!then had to take my butt home because I was so young lol I envy the spring breakers I wanted to be older like them come from different places not stuck in Daytona
7.24.24 Just watched the concert again. I try to watch once a year at least. Many wonderful memories of the 80s. I wish there was a way to turn back time. Since we cannot, hopefully wonderful people like this uploader here did with this concert will continue and others upload as well anything related to this type 80s retro. Thanks again.
I read a review by a famous music critic that completely trashed the album many of these songs came from, their debut, "Welcome home". He said her voice was thin and reedy and the rhythm section, dull and lifeless. Goes to show that you can miss what's glaringly obvious if you're in the wrong mindset. Mann has the voice of an angel, full and strong, and this was live with no multi tracking to help out. It was her choice to keep the arrangements minimal in order to showcase her vocal melodies and harmonies, which the songs were written around. It's dream pop at it's best interpretation, and the emotional impact is breath talking.
Wrong mindset or job I would say with no freaking clue. The good thing about nowadays is that these so-called critics have much less of a voice than back then.
@@ka-bar5060 Are you ok? You're seeking an argument over something that happened 35 years ago with some random person on the internet. That's really strange behavior... Seek help.
Aimee Mann’s introspective lyrics made more sense to the kids AFTER spring break... 😅 Aimee needs to own this part of her catalog when she plays live, it’s amazing. I miss her “Blippity-Blap”
I was performing at the Daytona Bandshell for the first time in front of a very generous crowd October 2019 with my band BATTERY... maybe late September! I knew at the time many had played that venue before me, and as I soaked it all in... how special to see videos like this now! Imagining all the artists I shared a stage with ... amazing
Aimee Mann has no bigger fan than I, but guitarist Robert Holmes deserves props, too. He was the Yin to Aimee's Yang, and had a lot to do with forging 'Til Tuesday's distinctive sound, in the studio and live. His tone was lush, complex, and enveloping. Robert bought that black Gibson ES335 especially to record and perform "Coming Up Close." I read somewhere that he thought it had a "farty" tone. I'm not sure why he'd say that: I thought it MADE the song. 'Til Tuesday was pigeonholed as a "New Wave" band (whatever that term was supposed to mean) but I still wish Epic reps had tried to get Country format radio to give "Coming Up Close" a spin. Alternatively, the band's music publisher could have encouraged a '90s Country artist to cover it.
@@michaelmitchell3682 Don't know what necessarily makes a song "folksy," but I'm among the few who believe the 3rd 'Til Tuesday album, "Everything's Different Now" (1986) was the best of the bunch, notwithstanding the fact that the band pretty much disintegrated after Epic gave the record a desultory release. Songs that should have been big hits include: "Rip In Heaven" th-cam.com/video/-vgq_G2kBJ4/w-d-xo.html , "Limits to Love" th-cam.com/video/rkJ4oezRsB8/w-d-xo.html , "Long Gone Buddy" th-cam.com/video/su20hxzJDM0/w-d-xo.html , and prehaps the most "folksy" of the bunch, "Other End of the Telescope" (co-written with Elvis Costello) th-cam.com/video/gnT-zBvwU2g/w-d-xo.html .
@Kolin Timothy Agree that "Everything's Different Now" was the best album, and Epic really dropped the ball. "Rip In Heaven" should have been a big hit. "Why Must I" had potential, too, along with "Long Gone Buddy." "Knew You Were Lucky" was a poor choice, though. I know Joey was gone by then, but I think Robert did play on a few of the songs. But Jon Brion had a lot more to do with that album and its sound, which would foreshadow Aimee's stunning solo debut masterpiece, "Whatever" (which under-financed new label Imago didn't know how to promote, either).
They were such a creative and great band today i have missed them so much .Their musical diversify song writeing was fantastick why they broke up at top of their game who knows.But i have all their music and it is times less .When i take long rides i play it and loud .Til Tuesday you still have fans and we miss you come back .Tony Zorba Bubadias Neptune City Nj .🎉
"I had a white Squire Strat but I put different pickups in it, Seymour Duncan Hot Rails, and it just screamed." -- "What gear did Robert Holmes use?" Thread on thegearpage.net (4/4/09)
@@robtylerblack2617 "I was using ... a Marshall JCM 800 circa 1984 with Channel switching into a 4X12 standard Marshall slant cab. I had the line out feeding a Roland SDE 1000 delay, which returned through a Roland Jazz chorus amp, with the chorus on. I rarely used the crunch channel in the Marshall, mostly chose to overdrive the clean one, usually with the help of a tc electronics booster/line driver. Later I had the delay return come through a smaller solid state Roland cube practice amp and used the line out of the marshall to feed an alesis midiverb which returned in stereo to the back direct input of the jazz chorus." -- Robert Holmes (2010) "What gear did Robert Holmes of 'Til Tuesday use?" Thread on the gearpage.net
I know, I'm sad all the time for the past. Some people move on but for me I'm stuck in the 80s. People are correct it's the past move on. I've been told this line starting around the late 90s era. I know the reason I don't want to let those memories of that era go though. Because we where young full of energy good looks adventure and we did things in person with friends and family. So much has changed since the late part of the 90s. Youth is gone Looks are gone Adventure is gone Money is gone As per family Pretty much all my mother's and fathers side of there age which where the fun ones that kept things together are all dead. Cousins don't give 2 sh**s about getting together like we did as kids So I never see them. 2 of the 8 of my immediate siblings are dead. Dad and Mom passed. Mom this August will be a year and dad a year B4 her. Then there's the fact that when there's not even enough income to pay bills well that puts a big fat X on anything related to doing anything that cost money in which now days it is a 100 dollars bill just to leave the driveway. Heck last time I remember us going to the movie theater to was to see The Grinch movie a few years back and heck for me my wife and 2 kids, tickets and popcorn, sodas and candy was $110. That was 2 or 3 years ago.1 could only imagine what the cost is now. Vacations,forget about it,last vacation we took was to Destin 8 years ago. The only way we could afford to go then was we split it with my 2 niece's which I never see anymore. So yeah take me back to a better time mid 70s to early 90s. Anything in that time period is for better than the s**t years I've been in for past 3 decades.
Looking and listening back, the only thing 80’s about Til Tuesday is the fashion and even that’s toned down. The music was way mature for the era...they could have defiantly crossed over into the 90’s no problem.. I also over the years come to appreciate guitarists like Robert who served the song, instead of the mindless speed demons of the time....
Amie looked so beautiful my 6 foot 6 father in his suite was my chaperone looking unamused😂 he said really Leesa this was wat u wanted see so bad he was big country music fan but not me I loved Dmode cure til Tuesday prince Sheila E ect ….. again Daddy not amused lol
It's crazy how so many of these spring break shows are online, and yet this one rainy day edition seems totally forgotten - it probably only aired once or twice, while they re-broadcast the sunny T&A clips every few hours --
BetaGems it’d be a shame if the rain was the reason. This is an awesome example that the show must go on and they KILLED it!!! But like everything, it gets overshadowed by what’s newer. But I don’t ever remember seeing this growing up (was born in ‘86 but we didn’t get cable until like 1991 and trust me - I watched a LOT of MTV) and I’ve only discovered ‘Til Tuesday a couple years ago (have been listening to Aimee Mann since ‘99 though).
36 years ago and Aimee is still rockin..........I remember when MTV used to do Spring Break in Daytona and Mexico and Miami and other places. How they're missed!! Aimee was 26 here and looked awesome!! This concert was a Spring Break concert at the Daytona Bandshell and the band was literally playing about 50 yds from the ocean and back in the day when you could drive on the beach with no restriction.
Wow Ami and the tight and sound sweet live ,joey key board synth was off the charts ,they should do a reunion tour a lot of 80,s bands are doing it ,and they are all still alive.
I don't think they were underrated. People say that about the Beatles too which is insane. I think they misinterpret what underrated means. But this band is amazing. With a slightly different production it could work today as well as it did in the 80's... which was a very mixed time for music as we are in now.
Would there be any chance you could make your original rip of this downloadable? I'd love to have a copy of this performance his without TH-cam compressing the heck out of it.
The easiest way would probably be uploading it to a free file hosting service like WeTransfer, DropBox or google drive and then sharing the download link 🙂
Thanks - we still have around 300 tapes left to cull for DVDs and uploads. Please hit me back around the end of the year, we'll probably be done by then and can start arranging to get higher quality dupes out there with one of the file share services.
I wasn't a fan of her putting the bass guitar down that was one of the things I loved about her most was her bass playing. String did the same thing when he went solo thinking he was some kind of virtuoso, i mean he's an okay guitar player but a lot better bass player, better than most give him credit for.
This show was meh. There were too many musicians in the group at this point. It took away from the essence of the group. You can see the building divide in the band that would lead to its end in about 18 months time. Their concert at the Ritz in NYC about a year earlier is a classic. Simply put this was too Mtvish. It felt forced.
Aimee Mann most gorgeous woman ever
Tragically underrated and overlooked band. It still managed to launch Aimee as one of the very best singer-songwriters of her generation. Their second and third albums remain masterpieces of their time.
agree 100%. Let's also mention the fact that she played a mean bass and Robert Holmes guitar work is brilliant
Underrated?? Are you fucking high? They were one of the most recognized bands of the 80's.
@@jumpinjojo Ohhh gosh, I kinda confusd Mann with Lauper as a kid and they only had two top forty hits. :)
I really like both Welcome Home and Everything's different now as well. I didn't get into them until later though--about the time that Mann came out with her first solo album. While I do like a few songs on their debut, I pretty much like both of those albums entirely. Very cool.
Everything's Different Now is brilliant and STILL one of my favorite records ever!
Who tragically underrated them???
This is the dumbest and most overused saying on TH-cam. Try something original.
Man, way back. 29 years old, married for six years, back in country 2 months, the early days of my adulthood/late days of youth. now, 62, single again, body starting to fail here and there but still remembering the fine times and great music. Thank you, Aimee.
Jeffrey Campbell wow this makes me cry and I am 20. I’m a big fan of ‘Til Tuesday for years... I hope you’re doing fine. Respect.
@@aidavladoiu3579 The younger generation loving this music bodes well for the future. Never let the music die...we never did.
@@Jreb1865 we won't let this die. Surprisingly, besides the mass listening to very bad music nowadays, there's so many people my age getting into post-punk, new era, goth, classic rock. Quality only increases as the time goes by. This music will never die.
Thank you for your service. Lot's of things have changed since then... sad days now.
@@aidavladoiu3579 don't cry now. Wait until it comes. No need dreading it now. That defeats the purpose of being young. You know I've thought a lot about getting old recently because I just turned 50 and I'm not the kind of person that might age well. I'm 100% rock and roll and in my youth I thought I wouldn't even make it this far. A couple heroin overdoses took me close to not making it. But I've discovered that in being older I'm more confident and I know who I am and I am doing things to feel better and to reinvent myself into feeling younger, exercising and dancing through the streets while doing it. dating younger women on the internet helps.LOL. I'm adjusting. It's not as bad as you might think. You'll deal with it ok. No choice in it. Can't change it and that is for damn sure. The music helps me so much. I had my time to be young. Now it's your turn. And one day you will pass the torch.
Robert's guitar tone really gave Til Tuesday a singular stand out sound. Great band.
So, you’re on a first name basis with him also.
Especially in the song What about love….the guitar tone is awesome and that bass line is catchy as hell
Delightful. Aimee at one of her early and many bests. Here are the track cues:
00:42 Love in a Vacuum
04:22 Looking Over My Shoulder
08:26 On Sunday
12:35 Coming Up Close
17:34 No One is Watching You Now
21:34 Voices Carry
26:13 What About Love
Jacob, how do you set those track cues like that?
Bill, first make a note of exactly when each track begins and then type the numbers with no spaces, a colon in between the minutes and seconds, and a 0 before any single digit; so that for example, two minutes and two seconds would be typed as 02:02
@@marleyjake Hi Jacob, thank you so much for responding. I've been trying to figure out how to do that for two years. Have a great Christmas and thanks again! Bill.
I liked What About Love a lot also! Incredible lady. Agree the band never got the recognition they deserved!
Every song is more beautiful than the previous... So much emotion in her singing and in the instrumentation. Thanks for posting!
A great songwriter with an incredibly powerful voice! On top of all that, what a heartthrob Aimee was back in the day! At least in my eyes she was!
Oh yeah!! Back in '87 I was all about Marie Fredriksson (RIP 🌹) but had I known of Aimee Mann back then I'm pretty sure I'd have been very torn 😍
She’s still gorgeous and I’m a straight woman lol
Aimee is a musical goddess. There was no better band in the 80s than 'til Tuesday, and no one could sing like her. WHat a powerhouse set here--I'd hate to have to follow her.
Oh man them ARE they great listen that bass that guitar sounds awesome and Aimee Man ❤️🔥 Thanks for this!!!!! 🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽❤️🔥
Amiee, should be playing her bass she’s an amazing vocalist and very talented bass player...
I would say Aimee has matured and improved in every possible way since this era and band. Her songwriting and vocals are vastly superior in her solo work. She has evolved into one of the greatest female songwriters there has ever been. Love her.
What’s a good recent song if I like What About Love?
Possibly, though I don't feel anything really matches the quality of the voices carry album.
Such a beauty inside and out
Robert’s solo on What About Love always leaves me breathless. Underrated band. Extremely good. This is my favourite 80s band. I’ll love you forever, ‘Til Tuesday.
He really was great at tasteful solos that fit the song
‘til Tuesday was the soundtrack of my late twenties. Relationships crashing and burning. My parents passing too young. No One Is Watching You Now. On Sunday. Will She Just Fall Down.
I was at this concert.what an awesome memory!
That’s awesome man! Is this Daytona Bandshell?
@75pmfx.me I had a similar room the day we played Bandshell. I was super new to my band, hadn’t traveled too far from Michigan to play professionally, next thing I know I’m at Bandshell headlining for a couple thousand people with the ocean to my left!!!! Can’t believe the first live video I searched for from Til Tuesday just happened to be at Bandshell and I recognized it to boot!!! I’m so fortunate to have played their and can’t wait to come back
@@CodyJamez707 yes it was
That’s so cool 😎
Fabulous pop band that never really got the attention they deserved. Aimee Mann's come a long way as a songwriter and solo act but this was a real band and the beginning of everything!
Douglas Clemens Coming Up Close has got to be one of the greatest "melancholy" songs ever.
5 top 100 singles in only 3 years. Yea, totally unrecognized. 🙄You're a jack off!
dedicated to Richard 1962-1993 my brother, friend....he loved you Aimee...all involved
Rip, sorry for your loss
Great stuff with Aimee and Til Tuesday. Voices carry one of the great songs of the 80s
What about love is one of the best synth new wave songs of the 80's.
Absolutely, a rare beauty it holds. A knockout song. From it's first few lines, your taken to a very special place. It's original, like nothing else.
Great bassline too
Agreed.
I lived inDaytona beach when this concert during spring break 87 took place we owed two house on the beach I was 15 and was blessed to be there to watch my father was friends with major of Daytona so I was allowed to go watch til Tuesday voices carry my all time favorite song at this time had been for a year !!!then had to take my butt home because I was so young lol I envy the spring breakers I wanted to be older like them come from different places not stuck in Daytona
2024 Til' tuesday, Aimée Mann forever ❤❤
Me and my friend Hamm were there, all day, in the rain up front.
I think it was the KBC Band and Crowded House with Til Tuesday.
Good times.
BetaGems has uploaded the KBC Band set too, looks like a terrific show!
Aimee was the definition of cool 😎
Wow 1987 Spring Break ❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂😂😂😂
7.24.24 Just watched the concert again. I try to watch once a year at least.
Many wonderful memories of the 80s.
I wish there was a way to turn back time.
Since we cannot, hopefully wonderful people like this uploader here did with this concert will continue and others upload as well anything related to this type 80s retro.
Thanks again.
Great band love this upload awesome awesome awesomeness 🎶 🎵 🎶 🎸
Oh THem are GREAT When We have great musicians… GREATEST musicians.:. We’re kind duck
I read a review by a famous music critic that completely trashed the album many of these songs came from, their debut, "Welcome home". He said her voice was thin and reedy and the rhythm section, dull and lifeless. Goes to show that you can miss what's glaringly obvious if you're in the wrong mindset. Mann has the voice of an angel, full and strong, and this was live with no multi tracking to help out. It was her choice to keep the arrangements minimal in order to showcase her vocal melodies and harmonies, which the songs were written around. It's dream pop at it's best interpretation, and the emotional impact is breath talking.
Wrong mindset or job I would say with no freaking clue. The good thing about nowadays is that these so-called critics have much less of a voice than back then.
They all look so happy and full of life.. They had the world by the tail...
Actually they do not. Watch their show at the Ritz in NYC about a year earlier. It was just the 4 of them and it is a great show.
Whatever...
@@Jreb1865 You can whatever all you want, but it still doesn't change the truth.
@@ka-bar5060 Are you ok? You're seeking an argument over something that happened 35 years ago with some random person on the internet. That's really strange behavior...
Seek help.
@@Jreb1865 I'm fine I am just responding to your comment that was made only a few months ago. LOL
Aimee Mann’s introspective lyrics made more sense to the kids AFTER spring break... 😅
Aimee needs to own this part of her catalog when she plays live, it’s amazing. I miss her “Blippity-Blap”
She is absolutely phenomenal
One of the best vocalists and bands of all time...
I was performing at the Daytona Bandshell for the first time in front of a very generous crowd October 2019 with my band BATTERY... maybe late September! I knew at the time many had played that venue before me, and as I soaked it all in... how special to see videos like this now! Imagining all the artists I shared a stage with ... amazing
Thanks for doing this. We don't want to lose ANY of our past
Aimee Mann has no bigger fan than I, but guitarist Robert Holmes deserves props, too. He was the Yin to Aimee's Yang, and had a lot to do with forging 'Til Tuesday's distinctive sound, in the studio and live. His tone was lush, complex, and enveloping.
Robert bought that black Gibson ES335 especially to record and perform "Coming Up Close." I read somewhere that he thought it had a "farty" tone. I'm not sure why he'd say that: I thought it MADE the song.
'Til Tuesday was pigeonholed as a "New Wave" band (whatever that term was supposed to mean) but I still wish Epic reps had tried to get Country format radio to give "Coming Up Close" a spin. Alternatively, the band's music publisher could have encouraged a '90s Country artist to cover it.
I agree on the guitar player
Also i enjoy the early Mann much more than the folksey stuff
@@michaelmitchell3682 Don't know what necessarily makes a song "folksy," but I'm among the few who believe the 3rd 'Til Tuesday album, "Everything's Different Now" (1986) was the best of the bunch, notwithstanding the fact that the band pretty much disintegrated after Epic gave the record a desultory release. Songs that should have been big hits include: "Rip In Heaven" th-cam.com/video/-vgq_G2kBJ4/w-d-xo.html , "Limits to Love" th-cam.com/video/rkJ4oezRsB8/w-d-xo.html , "Long Gone Buddy" th-cam.com/video/su20hxzJDM0/w-d-xo.html , and prehaps the most "folksy" of the bunch, "Other End of the Telescope" (co-written with Elvis Costello) th-cam.com/video/gnT-zBvwU2g/w-d-xo.html .
@Kolin Timothy Agree that "Everything's Different Now" was the best album, and Epic really dropped the ball. "Rip In Heaven" should have been a big hit. "Why Must I" had potential, too, along with "Long Gone Buddy." "Knew You Were Lucky" was a poor choice, though.
I know Joey was gone by then, but I think Robert did play on a few of the songs. But Jon Brion had a lot more to do with that album and its sound, which would foreshadow Aimee's stunning solo debut masterpiece, "Whatever" (which under-financed new label Imago didn't know how to promote, either).
@Kolin Timothy I would KILL to see this band get back together and tour just once more for the fans, while we're still alive to enjoy it.
I was there it rained all day and it was cold and I stepped in puke but the show was great
They were such a creative and great band today i have missed them so much .Their musical diversify song writeing was fantastick why they broke up at top of their game who knows.But i have all their music and it is times less .When i take long rides i play it and loud .Til Tuesday you still have fans and we miss you come back .Tony Zorba Bubadias Neptune City Nj .🎉
21:30 ❤❤❤❤
Those '80s Schechter Strats always sounded great.
Robert's playing is fantastic too !
"I had a white Squire Strat but I put different pickups in it, Seymour Duncan Hot Rails, and it just screamed." -- "What gear did Robert Holmes use?" Thread on thegearpage.net (4/4/09)
Are those Roland Jazz Chorus 120 amps? So clear and great for this music.
@@robtylerblack2617 "I was using ... a Marshall JCM 800 circa 1984 with Channel switching into a 4X12 standard Marshall slant cab. I had the line out feeding a Roland SDE 1000 delay, which returned through a Roland Jazz chorus amp, with the chorus on. I rarely used the crunch channel in the Marshall, mostly chose to overdrive the clean one, usually with the help of a tc electronics booster/line driver. Later I had the delay return come through a smaller solid state Roland cube practice amp and used the line out of the marshall to feed an alesis midiverb which returned in stereo to the back direct input of the jazz chorus." -- Robert Holmes (2010) "What gear did Robert Holmes of 'Til Tuesday use?" Thread on the gearpage.net
🇺🇸Great!!
Takes me back to seeing Til Tuesday playing in Boston rock clubs in 1984/85, pre Voices Carry. 40 freakin years ago...wow.
I know, I'm sad all the time for the past.
Some people move on but for me I'm stuck in the 80s.
People are correct it's the past move on.
I've been told this line starting around the late 90s era.
I know the reason I don't want to let those memories of that era go though.
Because we where young full of energy good looks adventure and we did things in person with friends and family.
So much has changed since the late part of the 90s.
Youth is gone
Looks are gone
Adventure is gone
Money is gone
As per family
Pretty much all my mother's and fathers side of there age which where the fun ones that kept things together are all dead. Cousins don't give 2 sh**s about getting together like we did as kids
So I never see them.
2 of the 8 of my immediate siblings are dead.
Dad and Mom passed. Mom this August will be a year and dad a year B4 her.
Then there's the fact that when there's not even enough income to pay bills well that puts a big fat X on anything related to doing anything that cost money in which now days it is a 100 dollars bill just to leave the driveway.
Heck last time I remember us going to the movie theater to was to see
The Grinch movie a few years back and heck for me my wife and 2 kids, tickets and popcorn, sodas and candy was $110.
That was 2 or 3 years ago.1 could only imagine what the cost is now.
Vacations,forget about it,last vacation we took was to Destin 8 years ago.
The only way we could afford to go then was we split it with my 2 niece's which I never see anymore.
So yeah take me back to a better time
mid 70s to early 90s.
Anything in that time period is for better than the s**t years I've been in for past 3 decades.
They use to play at Jumpin jack Flash, a few blocks from Fenway park. Good times !
Sin duda una de las mejores cantantes de los ochentas yo ya no supe de ellos pero espero que sigan cantando son de lo mejor
I was there! Amazing!
where was it???
Real cool !!
Looking and listening back, the only thing 80’s about Til Tuesday is the fashion and even that’s toned down. The music was way mature for the era...they could have defiantly crossed over into the 90’s no problem.. I also over the years come to appreciate guitarists like Robert who served the song, instead of the mindless speed demons of the time....
LOVED this vid. I wish there were more vids of her work after Til Tuesday. She's an incredible songwriter and unique vocalist.
Thanks for posting this old feed here. This means so much to me.
I never knew how phenomenal they were at this performance and with that weather. She’s absolutely one of a kind.
I really love their sound great band great voice
Timeless !!!
✨This is the best ｌｉｖｅ‼️♫✨
✨Til Tuesday on fleek ‼️ 🎶🎵 ✨😎👍
awesome upload~! just heard voices carry on the radio here in Cle.. had to come find this ~! Thank you Betagems~! subbed up~!! more more more~!
I’ve been wanting to watch this whole thing for a long time! Thank you for uploading
Great Performance Aimee and Band !!!
Young Snakes 🤘
Amie looked so beautiful my 6 foot 6 father in his suite was my chaperone looking unamused😂 he said really Leesa this was wat u wanted see so bad he was big country music fan but not me I loved Dmode cure til Tuesday prince Sheila E ect ….. again Daddy not amused lol
Thanks for sharing this gem!
I LOVE YOU FOR POSTING THIS!!
i've been trying to find it for forever.
It's crazy how so many of these spring break shows are online, and yet this one rainy day edition seems totally forgotten - it probably only aired once or twice, while they re-broadcast the sunny T&A clips every few hours --
BetaGems it’d be a shame if the rain was the reason. This is an awesome example that the show must go on and they KILLED it!!! But like everything, it gets overshadowed by what’s newer. But I don’t ever remember seeing this growing up (was born in ‘86 but we didn’t get cable until like 1991 and trust me - I watched a LOT of MTV) and I’ve only discovered ‘Til Tuesday a couple years ago (have been listening to Aimee Mann since ‘99 though).
The GREAT old days! What a vibe!
36 years ago and Aimee is still rockin..........I remember when MTV used to do Spring Break in Daytona and Mexico and Miami and other places. How they're missed!! Aimee was 26 here and looked awesome!! This concert was a Spring Break concert at the Daytona Bandshell and the band was literally playing about 50 yds from the ocean and back in the day when you could drive on the beach with no restriction.
¡Guau! Hace poco tiempo descubrí a Aimee y Til Tueday. Muchas gracias por compartir este registro en vivo.
Thanks so much for posting this! I do believe though I counted 7 songs in this video, which makes it even more awesome!
It's so weird seeing her without that sexy Guild bass in her hands.
Great stuff!
back when you could have a big crowd and violence would NOT break out.
3 keyboards! Only need one now!
Saw a concert at the bandshell Saturday night.
Thank You. Been looking for this for a long time now.
Awesome 🤘 👌 👏 👍
Wow Ami and the tight and sound sweet live ,joey key board synth was off the charts ,they should do a reunion tour a lot of 80,s bands are doing it ,and they are all still alive.
I get the impression she isnt really interested in this type of music anymore, judging by her solo albums
Was living and working in Daytona Beach ,talked myself out of this because I was a good worker bee. Was only a mile away, and dumb dumb.
How i wish to see bands live translator, the reivers and til tuesday
"Til Tuesday", "Quarterflash", and "Berlin"... Three of the very best bands to come out of the 80s...What a decade to spend your 20s in...
Great times!!!
If she's not playing the acoustic she should be playing the bass. Great bassist she is!
Really? If you don’t know anything chromatic I guess… simple player. Not great
🤘🔥
@26:15 her energy here is the most beautiful i've ever seen
God Damn Dig Her😎
I believe it’s the bandshell Daytona
really wish they reunite for a tour.
if it's florida, it's raining.
I don't think they were underrated. People say that about the Beatles too which is insane. I think they misinterpret what underrated means. But this band is amazing. With a slightly different production it could work today as well as it did in the 80's... which was a very mixed time for music as we are in now.
Would there be any chance you could make your original rip of this downloadable?
I'd love to have a copy of this performance his without TH-cam compressing the heck out of it.
We just recently figured out how to dupe to DVD and upload to TH-cam, so I'm not sure how to go about making a copy downloadable --
The easiest way would probably be uploading it to a free file hosting service like WeTransfer, DropBox or google drive and then sharing the download link 🙂
Thanks - we still have around 300 tapes left to cull for DVDs and uploads. Please hit me back around the end of the year, we'll probably be done by then and can start arranging to get higher quality dupes out there with one of the file share services.
Aimed Mann and Michael Mann. The two unknowing authors of GTA Vice City. ❤
How did they stop people filming on their iPhone 😳😳😳😳😳😳
It was 1987 dumbass 😂 cel phones were so big you carried one in a briefcase and idk did they even have a camera function.
This is from 1987! No cell phones then friend.
Where are the Android handsets??? 😅
Whats is the name of the guitarrist?
Robert Holmes
I wasn't a fan of her putting the bass guitar down that was one of the things I loved about her most was her bass playing. String did the same thing when he went solo thinking he was some kind of virtuoso, i mean he's an okay guitar player but a lot better bass player, better than most give him credit for.
26:09 what about love
The band is called Til Tuesday, NOT Aimee Mann & Til Tuesday!
Correct - we named the video that way to make it easier for her fans to find.
Must have been painful…
Fabulously overrated and outstanding band. One of the most acclaimed and recognizable bands of the 80's.
If anybody wants to appreciate a (slender) midriff tease from Aimee: 26:10.
You can thank me later.
Robert looks prettier than Aimee. Why does a guy wanna look like a chick even back then?
B4 MTV turned to total shit.
This show was meh. There were too many musicians in the group at this point. It took away from the essence of the group. You can see the building divide in the band that would lead to its end in about 18 months time. Their concert at the Ritz in NYC about a year earlier is a classic. Simply put this was too Mtvish. It felt forced.
This women singer of today's music (Beyonce, lady gaga, Katy perry, and others) can't even shine the shoes of Aimee Mann.