I remember deciding as a slim 20 year old to enter the pit during a weddoes gig and being spat out within 1 minute...the energy was unreal. Did have a chuckle when I went to a gig just before covid and there were still the 50 year olds trying to give it a go!
@@michaellea3529 We just need to take a few more breathers now and order a pint of iced water at the bar to pour over our heads before diving back in! 😸
This may be a live gig, but here are 4 men totally into what they are doing. They ain't playing up to the crowd, they are just playing their music passionately. The Wedding Present at their peak! Bizarro and Sea Monsters are 2 BRILLIANT albums.
It must have been the year before I saw them in Edinburgh basically supporting themselves, but the support act version had Len Liggins up front singing in Ukrainian, Dave off to the side doing his guitar stuff with different chords! Good times!! (Or should I say "Davni Chasy"? 😹😹😹)
in 1990 some Bizzarro copies were bought by a SP vinyls store here in Brazil and I got one and remember felt very impressed first time had the pleasure to listen to “Granadaland”, specially because of Simon Smith drumming 🙌, as all the others tracks by the original musicians, but this one… like we say here in Rio: “bom pra carahleoul!!”
I simply do not get this. No discernable melody, no singing, shoe-gazing over guitar parts I could teach someone in an hour. Actually knowing how to play may just keep me from liking this....hats off to them though, they seem to be big??
Stick to Dire Straits Nora. Lots of fancy epic guitar solos, lots of melodies and tunes you couldn't teach someone in an hour. Plus anyone who puts "How to play" a song by Travis in their videos will never understand this music. I suggest you move on love....
Nora Snatch It's just "different strokes". There's really no such thing as 'good' or 'bad' music (because who would be the judge?), or anything else for that matter. There's just stuff you like, and stuff you don't like. And I, and many others, loved The Wedding Present. For me personally, live music never really got any better than this, but I can totally respect your not getting it (just as I fail to get rap, for example).
