SHED SEVEN: The Meaning Behind Their #1 Album Explained 

Shed seven and British Indy are top tier. I'm so glad I discovered your channel James. I think this new wave of British Indy rock will catch like wildfire. I'm waiting for a 2nd British invasion. Please save us from Taylor Swift. Cheers from Noth Carolina mate!

I like his lyrics. They actually sound like something. As oposed to be ageneric undefining set of phrazes.

Fair play to him and the band. I like the band and have fond memories of enjoying their second album and seeing them playing in Belfast in the mid nineties. They are going strong - and more power to them.

Fantastic interview James,That is a top album!

Shed Seven! Massive in 24! Who would have said that in 94? Love to see it ❤

Great band seen them many times over the years

It’s great how they put the album cover together in the old school way like Oasis etc

I went to see Cast and Shed Seven at Brixton Academy in 2018. I went to see Cast but came away a Shed Seven fan, they blew me away! A great live band, I've been a fan ever since. Wished i realised how good they were back in the 90s. Great interview as always James. Well done.

Quality Band. Saw them at Manchester Academy, December 96 - HOOJ!

Best album. The Pete Dorthy song throwaways is very good. They deserve their 1 album for a matter of time.

Been waiting for a video like this

Good to see the Sheddies back.

great guy isn't he? I'd take them oveer most acts back in the day.

Truth Be Told 2001 was missed by many fans as their popularity was waining in the mainstream - check it out - it’s great

You need to interview The Kairos. Honestly the best band in the country at the minute. Need a video on them

good cue for some Shed seven transcriptions/lessons I'd say...... :D

Rick Witter reminds me a lot of Reece Shearsmith out of The League of Gentlemen. Both funny, down to Earth blokes.

James sees concept album. Album creator says no. There you go, James, it’s all in your head.

Shed Heaven James

Great band not seen em live for about 25 years!

Is that cover art a Michael Spencer Jones?

Hey james, i have a question for you, in 1996 Oasis played in Manchester, around the time 3:01 Noel starts playing a incredable riff, and i've been wondering about it. Do you think Noel practiced that riff on Studio or he just improvised it? Either way, that riff it's legendary, i love it and it's my favorite.

Top band

Ask him about Alan next time. DIdn't like the way they threw him out.