This band are criminally underated!still going strong and still seeling out everywhere.Check out their last album Instant Pleasures .which is full of amazing tunes.
@@rorz999 Yeah, I hate that I just took it for granted with being a '90's kid' and having a dad who drove us everywhere sticking on his music (Pink Floyd, The Beatles, David Bowie, The door's etc etc etc...) when the radio wasn't playing so just thought all music was great and obviously just laughing at the cheesy music - Mr Blobby, scat man etc. The music was so great that even someone as good as Seal was probably seen as one of the cheesy ones with bands as good as The Verve, oasis, blur the cranberries, shit, I literally could make a list of bands that weren't given the recognition the length of both my arms with the smallest pen in the world and still have not named them all. This song for example, wasn't exactly a chart buster but my god would it probably break all records of the shit we have on the radio these days - Justin Beaber, Miley Cyrus and all the pop idol/x factory 'stars' who my kids have had to grow up with. We really should've kept bands like this for this side of the millennium (I know, impossible but you get what I mean?) I was mainly into Hardcore then trance with me being at drinking age come the millennium but with being to old for those sort of "bands" I can now go back and appreciate everything I took for granted and even go as far as seeing as shit back when I was a kid and now appreciate just how good the music was back then. Jesus christ we were blessed with SO MUCH really great bands in the UK in the 1990's that I have went back to listening to single albums back to back and never fail to be blown away. Anyway, sorry, this comment has been too long so I'll stop now and take care if you still happen to be reading. And that goes to everyone who has read this to the end. Sorry 😆
@@mikebailey783 the UK indie and rock scene at the moment is absolutely smoking, the 90s will always be my favourite. But the 2020s has serious potential to be as good, if not better.
This is an absolute tune. One of my faves. It's actually 25 years old this week! Have a listen to Getting Better, Disco Down and Going for Gold as some of their other songs. Also for a similar vibe, check out Ash. Goldfinger, Girl from Mars and Shining Light to name a few
On the 90's vibe, you should check out The Bluetones:- "Slight Return, If and Cut Some Rug." Love seeing your reactions to my young man phase of my life and also loving the UK bands like I am loving American bands. Keep up the positive video making and enjoy the music fellas. The pond seems not too large when it comes to good music.
The Sheds had a number of great hits...They're from my home city of York and my claim to fame is that I once spent the night getting rather drunk with 'em in Toffs (local nightclub). Decent blokes. Rick's (the singer) a master of dry sarcasm. You should also check out "Getting Better", "Where Have You Been Tonight" and "Disco Down".
I have always just assumed that British music gets released in the USA just like American music gets released here? Blows my mind that you ain’t heard some of these iconic tunes.
What I loved about the 90's is that Shed 7 were, for me, a third tier* indie band and yet they still knocked out absolute belters like this song. *It might sound like an insult but it's more a comment on the quality of bands around at the same time.
Another band from that mid-late '90s era you should check out is one of my favourites Mansun. The bigger hits - especially over there - are probably Wide Open Space or maybe even Stripper Vicar. But might I suggest Take It Easy Chicken or Taxloss?
Yeah man that song is great live! Disco Down, Why Can't I Be You, and a song called High Hopes which is criminally underrated in my opinion. On Standby though is a must listen
Love this! I sang along, out loud with you, smiling my head off; totally high on your reaction. 💜 I found you through the mighty Sheds themselves who also loved your reactions… made their morning they said 😍. I’ve now subscribed! I love watching people getting off on music, on what they love and are passionate about and… I love the Sheds and this song! An anthem of my youth! Took me right back to the last time I saw them play live (I’ve been fortunate to see them many times live)… shinny happy crowd 😉, euphoric, people singing their hearts out within a mass sea or waving arms… lead by the Pided PIper himself - The one and only, magnetic, Rick Witter!!! They never disappoint and this song never gets old! Awesome guys… great way to kick off my Saturday thank you! I’ll be chasing rainbows for a while now. 😊😌😍 If you haven’t already check out the Stone Roses - Fools Gold, I wanna be Adored, Waterfall… you can’t go wrong they basically have their own cult following. Others to give a listen to are the Charlatans - The Only One I Know, The Bluetones - Bluetonic, Blur - there’s no other way, Levellers - There’s only one, Ride - Leave them all behind, Teenage Fanclub - The concept and so, so many awesome 90s indie bands! I wanna do a good old fashion mixed tape for you guys 😂
Hey Debbie, thanks for joining the ETS family! Glad we could help fuel some nostalgia for you on this fine Saturday ❤ As far as your suggestions go, we've done Stone Roses tunes "I wanna be adored" & "fools gold" as well as The Charlatans "The only one I know" but now everything else is on our Watch Later list. Cheers & much love to you Debbie ❤🍻
Such a brilliant singles band. One of many that popped up in the north of England after the Roses album came out, and while I was never quite convinced by their albums, nobody can deny they know how to write a quality tune. Going for Gold should categorically be your next Shed Seven song.
Great band, most of em from York. Caught em a couple times in Leeds where im from as a teen, they were damn good. My personal fav is "Where have you been tonight" but "Getting Better" and "Going for Gold" where their biggest hits i think. Also I think you will like "History" from Cast who you posted a couple days ago, it wasnt one of their hits, but it has a sick guitar part.
Radio 1 used to near enough loop this back then. 18 years old, factory worker, the radio got us all through. Great song. Admittedly forgotten about til I clicked this vid. Thanks the memories 👍🏻
You need to check out a live version of this... It's always takes the song to another level ..👍 going to see them in 2 weeks time. Always a 10/10 gig More shed- On standby Going for gold Better days High hopes(ideally live version)
This is an anthem!!! One of my favourite songs of all time. Can't believe I didn't see you'd find this sooner!!! You're right, this is 90s and yep your right, it goes well with Stereophonics, maybe Manics as well, and Feeder, Embrace as well. Great reaction, keep up the good work.
Seen Shed7 live a few times, they're from my area of the world, just up the road anyway. I've absolutely loved them since watching their first ever live television appearance on the James Whale show....
Shed Seven are still one of my fave bands. No one seems to have mentioned The Heroes yet...its amazing. I'd also recommend Parallel Lines, Ocean Pie, High Hopes, Ladyman, Where Have You Been Tonight and Devil In Your Shoes.
Shed Seven, probably my second favourite band behind oasis. Still going strong and making great music. If you like chasing rainbows, get your ears around going for gold. Their 2 best tracks. So glad you liked it
I really love Dolphin 99 by Shed Seven. I have to listen to it every so often. It reminds me of times when I was doing festival stewarding and working for The Workers Beer Company to raise money for left politics.
They definitely are still going. We are going to see Shed Seven in London in Dec, also saw them at Isle of Wight Festival in September! My favourite songs are “Dolphin” and “On Standby” and obviously Rainbows! Great review guys
The first time I seen shed seven was at T in the Park music festival I'm Scotland, they were playing the main stage back in 2000 and the Stereophonics were headlining the main stage that night, chasing rainbows was performed but for me disco down that they performed was the song that won my love for the band. You need to do more of Biffy clyro cos today's music there probably one of the best bands to be coming out of the UK at the moment especially with the release of there new album the myth of the happily ever after and unknown male 01 is a brilliant song to react too, completely different to many of horror.
Biffy Clyro are a great band... sadly i caught on late and was amazed at how many really decent songs they have in the catalogue... great live as well 👍🏻
Firstly I fell in love with Shed 7 when i first heard Where have you been tonight... Great Tune but guys you really need to react to The Bluetones and there huge UK hit Single Slight Return it's just a cracking Vibe also Blur and thier great early 90s single there's no other way.
Another great band from around same time is Jesus Jones, with songs Real Real Real, International Bright young thing, Right Here Right now and Who, where, why
One of the best live bands around, then and now...just electric !! Amazing !! Check out the track called "Dolphin" from the "Another night, Another Town" Live album, the thumping instrumental and duelling guitar 2 minute outro will take the paint off your walls...Incendary !!
My favourite shed seven .. going for gold, you need to review the godfathers of brit rock , like the stone roses, the smiths , happy Mondays, joy division, blur ( universal) , slowdive , ride ( nowhere album)
Loved this. Shed seven are family friends of mine and have seen them live more times than I can count. They have some quality tunes, bully boy, cry for help, it's not easy, speakeasy and why can't I be you are some of my favourites. Disco down is also good, they once added my name in the middle of that song at Leeds fest in England cos they knew it was my favourite song. Great band much love
I’ve only come across your channel today but have watched a few videos now. Seeing your reaction of the bands that I’ve grown up with and loved since the early 90s has been great and given me goose bumps. Shed Seven, The Stone Roses, Oasis and Pulp. I haven’t looked through all your videos yet but wonder whether you’ve seen The Charlatans (their song Sproston Green in particular), Blur or Inspiral Carpets yet. All these are bands I have seen perform live on numerous occasions!
A few tracks i don't know if anyone has already mentioned from this era worth a listen Skunk Anansie - Weak Dodgy - Staying out for the Summer Ash - Burn baby burn Travis - Why does it always rain on me Catatonia - Mulder and Scully Space - Female of the species Feeder - Just A Day Stereophonics - Traffic Cast - Alright Ian Brown - F.E.A.R James - Ring The Bells Gene - We could be kings I could sit all day and write a list and still have left so many good bands and artists out... also i probably didn't name the best tracks for each artist above but was just off the top of my head on a Sunday morning... keep em coming 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Two bands you have to check out are The Boxer Rebellion (Start with Diamonds - then literally go through their back catalogue in order and just enjoy!! Exits, Union and so on
Loved this but I see the guy to my left really immersed himself in the song. You got it. I echo the sentiments- they were criminally underrated. Happy to see them get the recognition they deserve at long last.
Always loved a bit of the Sheds but was too young to get anywhere to see them. Finally got a chance 3 years ago at the O2 in Bristol and they were so much better live than not!! Fucking awesome.
‘She Left Me On Friday’, ‘The Heroes’, & ‘High Hopes’ by the Sheds are all worth taking a listen to troops! sending gidvibes & all the very best to you & yours fae sunny glesga...
Amazing one of my favourite bands so glad you discovered them the first main one to go to is (going for gold) then loads more after that they really are a great band cheers dudes big up from the uk👍🇬🇧
What a tune! shed seven still going strong and fudging great live group! Seeing them in December! However group that gets all of my tingles going - Kula Shaker - another fudging amazing live band!! There album Was, is and will always be the dogs wotsits ❤️🔥
They're playing live in my home city (and their home city) of York, UK right now and I can hear it from my house. Couldn't get a ticket it's that popular!
This has always been a heartfelt beautiful song. Trying to chase something beautiful, the rainbow, but just never bring able to touch it. Such an aching sadness to this beautiful song. Now if you want another great Shed 7 song I highly recommend Disco Down!! Same great harmonies but with a slightly funkier upbeat song!!
I have seen shed seven many times in my home town of Glasgow and would never pass up a chance to see them I unfortunately moved to Austraila any song from the going for gold album are absolute vibes
This band are criminally underated!still going strong and still seeling out everywhere.Check out their last album Instant Pleasures .which is full of amazing tunes.
Completely agree. Best 90's Indie / Britpop band a country mile.
From YORK NEAR ME
Got lost within the britpop pulp/oasis/blur stuff,not with the shed fans like me,superb song.
Agreed great recent album
Anything like this is mid 90s lads - god the radio was great back then - do Embrace - Come back to what you know!!!!
Yes! Man we were really spoilt with the 90s UK indie and electronic scenes. It was actually possible to listen to Radio 1 in those days!
@@rorz999 Yeah, I hate that I just took it for granted with being a '90's kid' and having a dad who drove us everywhere sticking on his music (Pink Floyd, The Beatles, David Bowie, The door's etc etc etc...) when the radio wasn't playing so just thought all music was great and obviously just laughing at the cheesy music - Mr Blobby, scat man etc. The music was so great that even someone as good as Seal was probably seen as one of the cheesy ones with bands as good as The Verve, oasis, blur the cranberries, shit, I literally could make a list of bands that weren't given the recognition the length of both my arms with the smallest pen in the world and still have not named them all. This song for example, wasn't exactly a chart buster but my god would it probably break all records of the shit we have on the radio these days - Justin Beaber, Miley Cyrus and all the pop idol/x factory 'stars' who my kids have had to grow up with. We really should've kept bands like this for this side of the millennium (I know, impossible but you get what I mean?)
I was mainly into Hardcore then trance with me being at drinking age come the millennium but with being to old for those sort of "bands" I can now go back and appreciate everything I took for granted and even go as far as seeing as shit back when I was a kid and now appreciate just how good the music was back then.
Jesus christ we were blessed with SO MUCH really great bands in the UK in the 1990's that I have went back to listening to single albums back to back and never fail to be blown away. Anyway, sorry, this comment has been too long so I'll stop now and take care if you still happen to be reading. And that goes to everyone who has read this to the end. Sorry 😆
@@mikebailey783 the UK indie and rock scene at the moment is absolutely smoking, the 90s will always be my favourite. But the 2020s has serious potential to be as good, if not better.
@@mikebailey783 yeah i was all about radio 1 chris evan - jo whiley mark and lard- chris moyles before he was shit - golden era
@@rorz999 yeah even the dance music was fantastic
This is an absolute tune. One of my faves. It's actually 25 years old this week!
Have a listen to Getting Better, Disco Down and Going for Gold as some of their other songs.
Also for a similar vibe, check out Ash. Goldfinger, Girl from Mars and Shining Light to name a few
Dolphin as well
Good call re. Ash. - I'd add Burn Baby Burn, too.
Ash were great, maybe 'oh yeah' too but Girl from Mars is definitely my fave of theirs
The Seahorses!
This song is 25 years old.
Man, I feel old.
The Uk 90s Indie scene. So fucking good and never to be repeated!
Yep. What a time to be in alive that was.
accurate! manics, ash, oasis, blur, space, embrace, garbage, ash, ocean colour scene,primal scream, reef, bluetones, catatonia...... i could go on haha
@@cmcculloch1 You forgot Cast, Suede, Ride, Stone Roses, Inspiral Carpets, Charlatans, Cocteau Twins, House of Love, MBV, St Etienne etc
@@andeez4663 I did say I could go on lol all great bands mate :)
Have a look at the Longpigs ‘she said’ and ‘lost myself’ too.
More Shed Seven! They still tour now and sound as good as ever! Shedcember coming up!
Can't wait for Shedcember. Got my tickets for the Barras!!! Canny wait.
Yep - at the Forum on 17th December. They also smashed it at Isle of Wight!
Got my tickets for Nottingham 👌 Pitty Mark Morris won’t be playing 😢
Going to Bristol, Oxford and Brighton 🤩
On the 90's vibe, you should check out The Bluetones:- "Slight Return, If and Cut Some Rug."
Love seeing your reactions to my young man phase of my life and also loving the UK bands like I am loving American bands. Keep up the positive video making and enjoy the music fellas.
The pond seems not too large when it comes to good music.
Yep, Bluetones had some GREAT tunes...man I miss the 90s.
I agree, The Bluetones are my favourite band Slight Return is wonderful.
Dude, Marblehead Johnson, should never be forgotten. Greatest Bluetones track ever.
If by The Bluetones is one of my favourite tunes ever. Love that band.
@@dodferatuorlok8980 me too 😊
Yesss! "Getting Better" is a trip, "Speakeasy" is cool & "Where Have You Been Tonight" has a great guitar opening :)
Also, Sleepeasy
Disco Down as well.
The Sheds had a number of great hits...They're from my home city of York and my claim to fame is that I once spent the night getting rather drunk with 'em in Toffs (local nightclub). Decent blokes. Rick's (the singer) a master of dry sarcasm. You should also check out "Getting Better", "Where Have You Been Tonight" and "Disco Down".
where did you goooo?#
On Standby would give a completely different vibe and show what Shed Seven are about.
And yes they are still together and touring.
Thanks Fellas. Love this song. Thanks and best wishes from North West England.
Shed 7 do a tour of the UK every year at Christmas time. Every show gets sold out. Brilliant times
I have always just assumed that British music gets released in the USA just like American music gets released here? Blows my mind that you ain’t heard some of these iconic tunes.
What I loved about the 90's is that Shed 7 were, for me, a third tier* indie band and yet they still knocked out absolute belters like this song.
*It might sound like an insult but it's more a comment on the quality of bands around at the same time.
One of my favourite bands ever. The '90s was an amazing era for British music! As others have said, check out The Bluetones and Ash too!
Shed 7 are awesome. A big party of the whole 90s uk indie scene. Lucky enough to see them live once.
Saw them supporting Happy Mondays in Manchester... they were a way better band. Worth the ticket price alone
Seen them supporting beautiful south in Sheffield many many moons ago and yup I much preferred them to the headliners 👍 tune….💗
Another band from that mid-late '90s era you should check out is one of my favourites Mansun. The bigger hits - especially over there - are probably Wide Open Space or maybe even Stripper Vicar. But might I suggest Take It Easy Chicken or Taxloss?
Yeah man that song is great live! Disco Down, Why Can't I Be You, and a song called High Hopes which is criminally underrated in my opinion. On Standby though is a must listen
High Hopes is one of my favourite songs ever...
Agreed 👏🏻
Love this! I sang along, out loud with you, smiling my head off; totally high on your reaction. 💜 I found you through the mighty Sheds themselves who also loved your reactions… made their morning they said 😍. I’ve now subscribed!
I love watching people getting off on music, on what they love and are passionate about and… I love the Sheds and this song! An anthem of my youth!
Took me right back to the last time I saw them play live (I’ve been fortunate to see them many times live)… shinny happy crowd 😉, euphoric, people singing their hearts out within a mass sea or waving arms… lead by the Pided PIper himself - The one and only, magnetic, Rick Witter!!!
They never disappoint and this song never gets old! Awesome guys… great way to kick off my Saturday thank you! I’ll be chasing rainbows for a while now. 😊😌😍
If you haven’t already check out the Stone Roses - Fools Gold, I wanna be Adored, Waterfall… you can’t go wrong they basically have their own cult following. Others to give a listen to are the Charlatans - The Only One I Know, The Bluetones - Bluetonic, Blur - there’s no other way, Levellers - There’s only one, Ride - Leave them all behind, Teenage Fanclub - The concept and so, so many awesome 90s indie bands! I wanna do a good old fashion mixed tape for you guys 😂
Hey Debbie, thanks for joining the ETS family! Glad we could help fuel some nostalgia for you on this fine Saturday ❤
As far as your suggestions go, we've done Stone Roses tunes "I wanna be adored" & "fools gold" as well as The Charlatans "The only one I know" but now everything else is on our Watch Later list. Cheers & much love to you Debbie ❤🍻
Love that you reacted to this exactly 25 to the day it was released!!! 👌
Such a brilliant singles band. One of many that popped up in the north of England after the Roses album came out, and while I was never quite convinced by their albums, nobody can deny they know how to write a quality tune.
Going for Gold should categorically be your next Shed Seven song.
You guys were really vibing to this one. It's a classic.
Great band, most of em from York. Caught em a couple times in Leeds where im from as a teen, they were damn good. My personal fav is "Where have you been tonight" but "Getting Better" and "Going for Gold" where their biggest hits i think. Also I think you will like "History" from Cast who you posted a couple days ago, it wasnt one of their hits, but it has a sick guitar part.
Lads, Marblehead Johnson by the Bluetones.
And
Too Young To Die by Jamiroquai
Radio 1 used to near enough loop this back then. 18 years old, factory worker, the radio got us all through. Great song. Admittedly forgotten about til I clicked this vid. Thanks the memories 👍🏻
The Band has promoted this video so that's why I'm here.
Yes the Sheds themselves loved your review! It made their morning. 😍
Finally back at some good classic British music
Get on some more Shed Seven, lads. Disco down is a must, bully boy too, and many many more!
Another good watch & react is - THE CHARLATANS (One To Another - Crashin)@ live The White Room 96.
Gomez: Whippin Piccadilly
Yes!!
“Going for gold” is another great track from Shed seven 👌🏻
saw them live back in 1997, fantastic gig, one of those real surprises as I didn't know much about the band at the time.
Saw shed seven about 3 yrs ago opening for Ocean colour scene....what a night that was ..I lost my voice
Great band seen them live about 8 times, Paul Banks is an underrated guitarist
One of the many Brilliant Britpop Bands during the 90's in the UK :)
It's good to see you two react differently as one hears the music and one feels the music 👍😎
Stay safe out there people 😘✌️😎
You need to check out a live version of this... It's always takes the song to another level ..👍 going to see them in 2 weeks time. Always a 10/10 gig
More shed-
On standby
Going for gold
Better days
High hopes(ideally live version)
"Going For Gold" is a must....great tune. "Getting Better" is a bit more raw...probably more up Daniel's street.
This is an anthem!!! One of my favourite songs of all time. Can't believe I didn't see you'd find this sooner!!! You're right, this is 90s and yep your right, it goes well with Stereophonics, maybe Manics as well, and Feeder, Embrace as well. Great reaction, keep up the good work.
Seen Shed7 live a few times, they're from my area of the world, just up the road anyway. I've absolutely loved them since watching their first ever live television appearance on the James Whale show....
Need to check out the Live versions of this
A great group who have a back catalogue of crowd pleasers; this is the tune they close their concerts with and going to see them 2 weeks today!
Shed seven have shared your video on Facebook. Great British band. Seen them live around 20 times
Shed Seven are still one of my fave bands. No one seems to have mentioned The Heroes yet...its amazing. I'd also recommend Parallel Lines, Ocean Pie, High Hopes, Ladyman, Where Have You Been Tonight and Devil In Your Shoes.
Shed Seven, probably my second favourite band behind oasis. Still going strong and making great music. If you like chasing rainbows, get your ears around going for gold. Their 2 best tracks. So glad you liked it
Thank you for that (I'm only 2 months late)! Live is where they're at their best, they seem too enjoy it as much as the crowd.
So pleased you listened to these guys. Going to see them live next month!!!!!
Try “The Enemy” - “We’ll Live and Die in these Towns” great song
I really love Dolphin 99 by Shed Seven. I have to listen to it every so often. It reminds me of times when I was doing festival stewarding and working for The Workers Beer Company to raise money for left politics.
Shed Seven, amazing band. Still gigging every 2 years in the UK. Awesome back catalogue from the 90s, and the newest album is mega too!
don't apologise for taking ages to get to stuff... we'll probably still be watching you in 20 years 😂
They definitely are still going. We are going to see Shed Seven in London in Dec, also saw them at Isle of Wight Festival in September!
My favourite songs are “Dolphin” and “On Standby” and obviously Rainbows! Great review guys
You guys are fucking ACE dudes! Loved your reaction to this, and your comments about Verve and Beatles were spot on 👍
The first time I seen shed seven was at T in the Park music festival I'm Scotland, they were playing the main stage back in 2000 and the Stereophonics were headlining the main stage that night, chasing rainbows was performed but for me disco down that they performed was the song that won my love for the band.
You need to do more of Biffy clyro cos today's music there probably one of the best bands to be coming out of the UK at the moment especially with the release of there new album the myth of the happily ever after and unknown male 01 is a brilliant song to react too, completely different to many of horror.
Biffy Clyro are a great band... sadly i caught on late and was amazed at how many really decent songs they have in the catalogue... great live as well 👍🏻
@@ianoo23 yea ,I went to c them for the first time just in September at Glasgow green and it was an amazing gig.
Shed Seven - Disco Down
Not heard in years, Shed Seven never got massive, they should have! Very consistent music. I had this on cassette.
Try, RIDE. Leave them all behind. Classic vibe.
Ride was the first live Gig I ever went to at 13 - this song still gives me the chills!!!!
Firstly I fell in love with Shed 7 when i first heard Where have you been tonight... Great Tune but guys you really need to react to The Bluetones and there huge UK hit Single Slight Return it's just a cracking Vibe also Blur and thier great early 90s single there's no other way.
Thank you for Shed Seven! More from them: 'On Standby' and of course 'Going For Gold', another cracking song.
A maximum high is an essential 90s britpop album Rick Witter the singer is unreal Live
Class song lads
Try "the coral Pass it on
The levellers julie
The libertines can't stand me now
Another great band from around same time is Jesus Jones, with songs Real Real Real, International Bright young thing, Right Here Right now and Who, where, why
One of the best live bands around, then and now...just electric !! Amazing !! Check out the track called "Dolphin" from the "Another night, Another Town" Live album, the thumping instrumental and duelling guitar 2 minute outro will take the paint off your walls...Incendary !!
The next Shed Seven one has to be "Going For Gold" lads 👍
My favourite shed seven .. going for gold, you need to review the godfathers of brit rock , like the stone roses, the smiths , happy Mondays, joy division, blur ( universal) , slowdive , ride ( nowhere album)
Loved this. Shed seven are family friends of mine and have seen them live more times than I can count. They have some quality tunes, bully boy, cry for help, it's not easy, speakeasy and why can't I be you are some of my favourites. Disco down is also good, they once added my name in the middle of that song at Leeds fest in England cos they knew it was my favourite song. Great band much love
I’ve only come across your channel today but have watched a few videos now. Seeing your reaction of the bands that I’ve grown up with and loved since the early 90s has been great and given me goose bumps. Shed Seven, The Stone Roses, Oasis and Pulp. I haven’t looked through all your videos yet but wonder whether you’ve seen The Charlatans (their song Sproston Green in particular), Blur or Inspiral Carpets yet. All these are bands I have seen perform live on numerous occasions!
Fantastic reaction lads…lost in the music…takes me back 2 my youth…nice1 😎👌
A few tracks i don't know if anyone has already mentioned from this era worth a listen
Skunk Anansie - Weak
Dodgy - Staying out for the Summer
Ash - Burn baby burn
Travis - Why does it always rain on me
Catatonia - Mulder and Scully
Space - Female of the species
Feeder - Just A Day
Stereophonics - Traffic
Cast - Alright
Ian Brown - F.E.A.R
James - Ring The Bells
Gene - We could be kings
I could sit all day and write a list
and still have left so many good bands and artists out... also i probably didn't name the best tracks for each artist above but was just off the top of my head on a Sunday morning... keep em coming 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Two bands you have to check out are The Boxer Rebellion (Start with Diamonds - then literally go through their back catalogue in order and just enjoy!! Exits, Union and so on
Loved this but I see the guy to my left really immersed himself in the song. You got it. I echo the sentiments- they were criminally underrated. Happy to see them get the recognition they deserve at long last.
Always loved a bit of the Sheds but was too young to get anywhere to see them. Finally got a chance 3 years ago at the O2 in Bristol and they were so much better live than not!! Fucking awesome.
Awesome band to see live, love them
Shed Seven in December has become part of Christmas. It's the Christmas night out for me and my mates.
Great memories of this time... some great music around, as someone else said- radio was worth having on at work or at home
Shed seven are still around. They had a new album out last year and do an annual tour called "Shedcember" Civid permitting!!!
Tune 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻. Fantastic band.
‘She Left Me On Friday’, ‘The Heroes’, & ‘High Hopes’ by the Sheds are all worth taking a listen to troops! sending gidvibes & all the very best to you & yours fae sunny glesga...
A great 90's indie band to try is the long pigs. She said, lost myself and on an on all brilliant tunes.
She said is unbelievable
Amazing one of my favourite bands so glad you discovered them the first main one to go to is (going for gold) then loads more after that they really are a great band cheers dudes big up from the uk👍🇬🇧
What a tune! shed seven still going strong and fudging great live group! Seeing them in December! However group that gets all of my tingles going - Kula Shaker - another fudging amazing live band!! There album Was, is and will always be the dogs wotsits ❤️🔥
Yay, one of my favourites bands, they have so many great songs. Try Dolphin or Disco down next please.
YESSSS. You should definitely check these out live. And Rick Witter is a funny funny guy in between songs on stage. Great great band
You need to listen to “Going for Gold” by Shed7 if you like that, definitely in my top 5 of all 90’s tunes!!!!! Cheers 👍🏼
I’m seeing Shed Seven next month in Manchester. A mix of band members from The Seahorses, dodgy, and The Bluetones are their support. Can’t wait!!!
From my home town these boys, see them regularly always have a beer with fans and have a chat
They're playing live in my home city (and their home city) of York, UK right now and I can hear it from my house. Couldn't get a ticket it's that popular!
Check out Doves, The Cedar Rooms.
Going for Gold !!
Gentlemen, Dodgy - Staying Out For The Summer. You're both very welcome 😉
I cant believe I'm watching two blokes nodding there head hahaha loving the channel
Guys check out "high Hope's " by shed 7...underrated anthem of the 90s
One of our favourite bands . Seen them about 10 times ! Again in December. Go see them people. They’re mint 😊
Disco down, going for gold, bully boy all great shed 7 songs
This has always been a heartfelt beautiful song. Trying to chase something beautiful, the rainbow, but just never bring able to touch it. Such an aching sadness to this beautiful song. Now if you want another great Shed 7 song I highly recommend Disco Down!! Same great harmonies but with a slightly funkier upbeat song!!
Going to see them in concert in dundee on 22nd , cant wait !
Try the Bluetones or the Seahorses next :)
I have seen shed seven many times in my home town of Glasgow and would never pass up a chance to see them I unfortunately moved to Austraila any song from the going for gold album are absolute vibes
Epic, epic, epic tune by a criminally underrated band!! Another belter by them is Disco down