The Verve - She's A Superstar 

Will this happen again someday ? So pure, so fresh. A band with purpose.

What a beautiful piece. I'm digging into early The Verve and absolutely floored by the greatness. Why isn't this band talked more about? It's an absolute gold mine of the 90's music.

I keep trying to tell my psychedelic jamband friends that The Verve has some of the best psychedelic music ever recorded. Pure greatness. I can't think of any other band whose records are so perfectly produced. They are pure perfection as far as music and records go, imo.

man I love the early Verve sound

The original, unedited version of this single (almost 9 minutes in running time) features Nick McCabe's greatest guitar performance. One of my Desert Island songs. This was recorded inside the swimming pool at The Manor Studio in Oxfordshire which is why the guitar and drums sound so EPIC!

Lovely, lovely, so lovely. x

Here she comes, seven suns A burning flame She got my love Got my head But it's all the same She climbed so high I don't know why High On her own And I know She's in the air And I don't want it to go I can feel her love But I don't want it to go She got my woe Got my hand Took the dreams Right outta my head She bought the world I paid the bills I took those pills It was wind in her sails She climbed so high I don't know why High On her own And I know She's in the air And I don't want it to go I can feel her love But I don't want it to go

Cant believe this is over 30 years old already. Epic, timeless piece

man The Verve may be the best BritBand in two decades. fantastic music.

Absolutely amazing song. It's so beautifully perfect. There seem to be so many layers in this song, and when one gets louder the others are still audible... and it's almost impossible to explain this song as a whole. Richard Ashcroft's voice is so wonderfully lucid but simultaneously calming. There is nothing better than falling asleep under the stars listening to this song.

Richard Ashcroft must be one of the must underated musicians of history

This will always be my favorite Verve song It is flawless. Sublime I feel weightless when I listen to it

One of the best songs of 'A storm in heaven' era! A huge respect for music like this. It is worth it.

Was a good time for music back then. So glad I got to experience this in person.

One of The Verve's best songs to fade off into obscurity....Heaven sent..

What kind of bittersweet symphony is this?

I've owned the album since 1994 and never realised there was a 3CD Collectors' Edition with this and other unreleased tracks on it before! Thank you! The search begins!

nick mccabe has God like powers on the guitar.mind blowingly incredible.

One of the greatest bands and songs in the world. People from coming generations are going to talk about this and we are proud that we could listen to it

This song reminds me of Ride, another great band.

Best pair of lips in rock & roll.

2024 and I'm here.

I'm from the USA. And have never heard a band like this. I wrote Richard a letter. In 2021 . Hopefully it will get returned. That would be sweet.

Guitarist is massively underrated

I wish these guys were still making music

this song is everything

I love the Verve, this song, and Richard's lips!!!!

Original version is 9 minutes pure trip.

Truly an epic sound with Nick McCabe, Ashcroft’s vocals, and the rest of the band is spot on.

Tolle Band mit einen Liedsänger mit gewaltiger Stimme die Songs sind von bester Qualität und gefühlsbeton ich liebe eure Super Musik Eine der besten Gruppen The Verve 👍🇺🇸😍😄😛🇩🇪🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️

Proud owner of an original copy (in all its blueness) of Voyager 1. -U10

One of the best music videos ever made

Definitely one of my favorite songs by Verve. It truly highlights Nick McCabe's ability to create amazing guitar 'landscapes'. Gotta love shoegaze.

My god he is beautiful in this video! 💚

Absolutely love love love the early Verve! Most of their early songs put me in this kind of a beautiful trance like a hypnosis with their otherworldly sounds and lyrics... what a feeling. They take me somewhere else... They soothe me, and make me "high". I wish there were more... It's like a drug. So happy I came across A Storm in heaven and the other songs from that time period. Changed my life.

Ladies and Gentlemen this is real fucking music!

Heavenly

Nick McCabe is the true talent here.

most underrated guitarist

listening to the verve is like a never ending trip.. without the downs :) some real true music back there!

This is what I think when I listen this song: Welcome to Paradise!

I adore Nick McCabe's virtual landscapes made by his psychedelic guitar. I love Richard's voice so catchy and dreamy. This alchemy was my favourite one when i was 18, i was living the best age of my life and they were the ideal background for my post-adolescent dreams. I will always be thankful to them.

He's A Superstar

This brings back old memories

It's so easy to get addicted to bands like this. I've been listening to their songs over and over again for at least a week.

The outro is beyond words...

Excellent Nick McCabe Guitar One of the most underrated guitarist

I would’ve loved to see them when they sounded like this !

1993 The best year of music I love this song. I love the verbe!!

My mother showme bitter sweet symphny and im like ok this is good but then i lisent to the older stuff and i like Holly molly this is amazing i just love those shoegaze places

A thing of beauty ❤

The guitar its so epic!!

It's their best song!

a top ten song of all time, their best one for sure

Spectacular feeling.

im always searching a relax song for me, and this is sensational, Always the verve!

what a trip

This is one of there best tracks with no doubt... Nick McCabe True Genious... one of they songs he would never play the same ever....

love Sir Richard

Fantastic tune. What a guitarist

An amazingly attractive creative man in this addicting music that is just pleasing + fun to get into.

Huuuuuge hangover vibe! -I know I know this is psychedelic pop

ugh the beginning is so good

Not to mention the bass player!!

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after this record there is nothing..just a void where no other band can reach

@ainsleywalker I enjoy 'Urban Hymns' era Verve, but I think we were seeing the beginning of Richard Ashcroft's solo career there. Both eras are good, but there's something special about early Verve.

Beautiful & powerful! Blissful!🌟

How the video complements the mysterious mood of the song! I love when the video moves with the music.

THE VERVE - SHE'S A SUPERSTAR

beautiful...so simple and so full of images

masterpiece.

First time I heard them in 1993. This track. Bought the 12” and subsequently gave my copy away to a mate for some bizarre reason - knew it was a mistake lol - he looked at me if I was mad! have another copy again from Discogs.

Richard was very much a modern Mick Jagger in the early years of a band

so freaking great whole self titled ep is.

The jewel in this song is Nick McCabe's guitar play. Miraculously, it's simultaneously both otherworldly and grounding.

I'm not in love right now, but when I am, it will feel like this.

how are dislikes even possible on this work of art :O

WoW quel permanentas au top 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

♡ the verve

I Love The Verve.

Best band in the world list.top 5

never gets old.

addicted

when music was music, bands would play music for people who loved music

F...Great...I used to listen to Urban Hymns ...didnt know this one...great ....!!!!

great single, the verve...!!

Beautifully produced, understated… I always thought it was longer At the time I always saw it as a bit of a hangover from shoegaze but it’s far more interesting than a lot of the generic stuff that was getting thumped about, and tbh by ‘93 grunge and a lot of generic grunge acts were all over the shop so this sat uniquely in its own place. I remember the music press article about the name change too oddly…

Fans of this track might like a track The Verve wrote in 2008 called "Blue Pacific Ocean". It's didn't make their album Forth but it's pretty much better than everything on that album. It's also the most "A Storm In Heaven" type track they'd wrote since 1993. It's a complete throw back to their early days. Get your ears around it, it's sublime: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-sUmTCHl4EGo.html

Oh, that spirit of 90th...

I have two mint copies of Voyager 1 on Blue Vinyl. One of these days when I figure out how to do it I will upload the Voyager I version of Superstar from a fully Klimax'd Linn LP12. Compared to this it's absolutely unbelievable. This is like the radio version. All you will see is a record spinning. And your entire universe.

spectacular...

This is a song of awesome young love. Silly. Impermeable. Grinding and falling. Falling and Calling.

Loved 'em when they were VERVE before all that legal s**t, most particularly their early psychedelic stuff like on 'Storm ...'. I think they kinda lost something after they started hanging round with Oasis & - IMHO - becoming a too bit predictable, though 'Catching The Butterfly' (esp live versions where McCabe can 'give it some' a bit more) is a truly awesome statement about life in general. Just for these few, aeon-spanning musical moments, I guess, they have the right to be carried around in Sedan Chairs for the rest of their lives. Awesome. Thanks for posting.

HE'S A SUPERSTAR GUYS.ONE LITTLE KISS ITALY (3-1).....

both amazing.

A trilling tune!

l am lover of this song, it´s a song fantastic

The British did 90's music better. Proof, seen above :)

I like This Group very very.good Songs