Last words from Stuart in this great concert: "Remember, stay alive!". I saw them live just about this time in the mid 80s and it was a superfun dance party all night! RIP Stuart.
I’ve said it before, i’ll say it again. Hands down the best live band i’ve seen. I’ve seen loads, like many have, platinum bands, chart bands, rock bands, cover bands, pub bands. Nobody, nobody sound as tight and ‘live’ as Big Country. This 80’s period they were imperious
I love big country best band best music 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶 best singer ever Stuart Adamson ever best guitar 🎸 player ever stuart Adamson best singer ever Stuart Adamson Big country best band ever ever from Scotland 😊
this youtube algorithim so crazy....my childhood heores...i learned to stitich in home economics when i made a steeltown replica banner out of felt when i was 10.....and today they come back into my universe.....just a timeless , univeral, scottish vibe....
I would have loved to have seen Big Country with Stuart in the mid-80’s. I was too young damn it!! Great musicians & great songs. Big up to the drummer Mark too 🤘😎🥁 I got to see them play Belfast recently. Love em!
this was Bc at the top their game. Saw them shortly after this probably the best live band I've ever seen. Thank you Stuart for making me pick up a guitar one of my absolute guitar inspirations
So much talent ,still and musicianship and the most important Stuart soulfull and deel lyrics one of the greatetst band no sell outs Big Country Forever we’ll never forget them
lucky enough to see Big Country a few times in the mid 1980's. Always a great gig an night out. One concert at Guildford Civic Hall was particularly memorable...
In 1986 I was 23 and was a successful amateur road cyclist here in New Zealand. I have never forgotten attending my first New Zealand Road Cycling Championships as I flew on a passenger jet for only the second time. I had bought Big Country's The Seer album on cassette tape and played it on my Sony walkman as the jet aircraft took off from the airport runway. Over the headphones came side one 'Look Away' and I think I may have listened to the whole album before removing my headphones. I absolutely loved the album and band. I travelled to London in 1988 on my O.E. [overseas experience] where I lived and worked for 6 months before returning to New Zealand to begin a new killing season at the export meat [lamb and sheep] freezing works I was employed at. While in London I was fortunate to see Pink Floyd at Wembley Stadium on Saturday August 6th '88 [Momentary Lapse of Reason World Tour] plus I saw The Screaming Blue Messiahs play at The Mean Fiddler in Harlesden on Thursday 1st September '88. That was the loudest indoor gig I've ever been to as I was half deaf for 2 straight days. I love my music and the Pink Floyd gig remains the greatest gig I've ever been to by a long way. In 1990 here where I live in New Zealand I had my high speed open road near-death motorcycle accident aged 26. Instant mid-life crisis. I suffered horrific life ending injuries. I spent a month in the ICU [intensive care unit] of 2 hospitals. 101 days total in hospital. I lost my entire left leg as high up as hip and pelvis and suffered several serious internal injuries. I don't know how I survived. Doctors and surgeons believed my high fitness saved my life - at the time I was still competing in road cycling, plus I was a biathlete, triathlete, and marathon runner. If you would like to read a small part of my story please click to my Flickr [photo album] web page newspaper article from 1986 I feature in - in the description is my story: www.flickr.com/photos/35707376@N00/51986446472/in/album-72157649716035656/
I should add that I had the Big Country version of Tracks of My Tears on the mix tape that I made for my then girlfriend which definitely dates it to 1986!
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Last words from Stuart in this great concert: "Remember, stay alive!". I saw them live just about this time in the mid 80s and it was a superfun dance party all night! RIP Stuart.
I miss Stewart very much. Great player.
You never forget your first time... mine was Big Country.
And yes, I am talking about concerts.
Still proud having seen them.
Lucky enough to see the band perform several times ,,, still the best band I've seen live, So underrated. RIP Stuart
This is just an amazing show, a band at the height of its power!
What great Band not heard much on USA Radio. Wake up🇺🇲👀 AMERCIA this great Band from 80's still so good ! 🇬🇧💯🔆
I’ve said it before, i’ll say it again. Hands down the best live band i’ve seen. I’ve seen loads, like many have, platinum bands, chart bands, rock bands, cover bands, pub bands. Nobody, nobody sound as tight and ‘live’ as Big Country. This 80’s period they were imperious
So underrated. I had to find this band myself. Just not mentioned in the same breath as dire straights and the like. And they should be.
I love big country best band best music 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶 best singer ever Stuart Adamson ever best guitar 🎸 player ever stuart Adamson best singer ever Stuart Adamson Big country best band ever ever from Scotland 😊
Loved them back then & still do today! RIP Stuart
My favorite band
this youtube algorithim so crazy....my childhood heores...i learned to stitich in home economics when i made a steeltown replica banner out of felt when i was 10.....and today they come back into my universe.....just a timeless , univeral, scottish vibe....
Pamiętam Was z lat 80 - tych kiedy miałem 18 lat. Byliście dla mnie wyzwoleniem z opium komunizmu w którym była Polska.
My best times in the 80s was in Germany and of course having a mighty brilliant band from Scotland was the cherry on the cake..
I would have loved to have seen Big Country with Stuart in the mid-80’s. I was too young damn it!! Great musicians & great songs. Big up to the drummer Mark too 🤘😎🥁 I got to see them play Belfast recently. Love em!
What a brilliant double header to open..Wonderland and fields of fire. Stunning.
Imbatiblessssss aunnnnn tall ships gooooooooo😊
In the 80s l was entranced by Big Country ....still to this day 69 and counting 😊
this was Bc at the top their game. Saw them shortly after this probably the best live band I've ever seen. Thank you Stuart for making me pick up a guitar one of my absolute guitar inspirations
Brilliant...such a genius was Stuart
Lyrical masterclass
So much talent ,still and musicianship and the most important Stuart soulfull and deel lyrics one of the greatetst band no sell outs Big Country Forever we’ll never forget them
Ich war dabei in Essen; in der Gruga-Halle.
Als junger Mann.
Unbeschwerte Zeit trotz Kaltem Krieg.
lucky enough to see Big Country a few times in the mid 1980's. Always a great gig an night out. One concert at Guildford Civic Hall was particularly memorable...
Fourty years on still have the T-shirts
Truly an amazing band! RIP Stuart!
In 1986 I was 23 and was a successful amateur road cyclist here in New Zealand. I have never forgotten attending my first New Zealand Road Cycling Championships as I flew on a passenger jet for only the second time. I had bought Big Country's The Seer album on cassette tape and played it on my Sony walkman as the jet aircraft took off from the airport runway. Over the headphones came side one 'Look Away' and I think I may have listened to the whole album before removing my headphones. I absolutely loved the album and band. I travelled to London in 1988 on my O.E. [overseas experience] where I lived and worked for 6 months before returning to New Zealand to begin a new killing season at the export meat [lamb and sheep] freezing works I was employed at. While in London I was fortunate to see Pink Floyd at Wembley Stadium on Saturday August 6th '88 [Momentary Lapse of Reason World Tour] plus I saw The Screaming Blue Messiahs play at The Mean Fiddler in Harlesden on Thursday 1st September '88. That was the loudest indoor gig I've ever been to as I was half deaf for 2 straight days. I love my music and the Pink Floyd gig remains the greatest gig I've ever been to by a long way. In 1990 here where I live in New Zealand I had my high speed open road near-death motorcycle accident aged 26. Instant mid-life crisis. I suffered horrific life ending injuries. I spent a month in the ICU [intensive care unit] of 2 hospitals. 101 days total in hospital. I lost my entire left leg as high up as hip and pelvis and suffered several serious internal injuries. I don't know how I survived. Doctors and surgeons believed my high fitness saved my life - at the time I was still competing in road cycling, plus I was a biathlete, triathlete, and marathon runner. If you would like to read a small part of my story please click to my Flickr [photo album] web page newspaper article from 1986 I feature in - in the description is my story: www.flickr.com/photos/35707376@N00/51986446472/in/album-72157649716035656/
Saw these guys in Nottingham on the steel town tour absolutely amazing rip Stuart
I wish ide of been with you as I've loved Stuart and big country and the skids since 82 gutted I never saw him PS skids since 78
Oh my ❤❤ good drum player
Fantastic ❤
1 word genius enough said
i think 'genius' is overused. 'Great' would be more accurate
the skids big country this guy wrote unreal songs parrohmane into the valley where the rose is sown wonderland in my eyes he's a genius x
@@rogert.belger3990 He wrote songs with passion and sang them straight from his heart .
@@BigBoaby-sg1yo thank you your spot on
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wonderful
I love just a shadow truly a masterpiece.
Lost patrol… wit an opening has everything and wit an ending…
Wonderful !!!
Stuart Adamson grande musicista ed interprete bravissimo peccatoche ci ha lasciato troppo cpresto
Inward is my favorite too, in the big country be true signature song.
I should add that I had the Big Country version of Tracks of My Tears on the mix tape that I made for my then girlfriend which definitely dates it to 1986!
I lucked upon an SNL. Captivating
Great to find the best Concert they ever made. But... The Playlist ist wrong
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Jak pamiętam to w Waszym zespole na gitarze grał Polak - chyba Marek.
uma banda que faz parte da minha vida
56:36. My all time favorite song 😊
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They jammed with where the rose is sown
Yes
The vocals were too quiet in this mix! Usually rockpalast sounds great, but this mixer, wtf?