Mark Hollis was wrong to think these amazing songs couldn't be performed live. Such a shame we don't have any live Talk Talk from 1988 onwards.

This is killer, fellas. Ive come back to this video few times now. Glad it's here to see. awesome group you have

Oh wow. I've never seen anyone covering this one. Such a difficult and unique song to make it justice and you nailed it! I love it!

BRAVO!!!

I just found this. Truly fantastic. An amazing tribute to mark hollis. Beautiful. Cheers.

So wonderful. I was searching KZfaq for some live Talk Talk from this period and this was all I could find. Honestly, I’m really pleased I came across this. Really nicely done.

This is an incredible cover. Couldn't have imagined anyone would really be able to pull off a cover from this era of Talk Talk, but man...

I know you're a talented artist in your our right but your voice is perfect to cover MH without sounding like your simply mimicing him. Fantastic. Look forward into delving in your other work.

Wow, so perfect. I remember Mark said something like it would be too hard to play it live. He would be so proud of you :)

Fantastic! Thanks for keeping the music alive.

Wow, great cover! Such a phenomenal album. Thanks!

Maybe the most tastefully done and well executed tribute I've ever seen

Top marks for even attempting to cover that song live😎

That's brilliant , Such a complex song to cover....Bravo to all the band, CLASS !

This is just magic guys! Thank you for caring enough to document the performance for those of us that couldn't be there... it's fantastic to see... love love love!

great cover

This is wonderful

This is great

Oh!! This is fabulous! Thanks guys, great job at mastering this masterpiece!

Came expecting to react quoting Samuel Johnson - “it is like a dog walking on his hind legs. It is not done well; but you are surprised to find it done at all”. But it’s actually quite good. Great musicianship, well done. Thanks for the homage to Mark Hollis and Talk Talk.

Brilliantly done. Must have taken a fair bit to get that so fluid, truly impressive.

Très belle reprise, ça ne devait pas être si facile. Félicitations en ce jour d’ascension. Grand merci !

Wow, this is great. So close to the originals. keep on going. Greetings from Germany

amazing!

ΓΟΥΣΤΑΡΩ!!!! Απιστευτο οτι παιζετε αυτο το τραγουδι !!!!! Σας αγαπω !!!

best regards from Chile

Amazing

Insane cover. Major props.

pero que increible que exista este cover! Grandioso muchachos!

WOW! Great job covering a hard song like this one. Mark's minimal music relies heavily on those little details and you guys nailed it.

This is absolutely fantastic!

Thank you!!!

fantástico cover de una gran canción y de una maravillosa banda......... qué decir de su vocalista pfffff Hollis qué grande.

wow! this is hecking good! Bravo Fellas

Y’all killed it

u guys are awesome

Just came across you guys, and when i saw the heading i thought another butchering on the cards! How wrong can a person be? To do justice to a song like this deserves my undying respect, and now i'm about to check out Desire!

fucking KILLER. AMAZING WORK DUDES.

It works well

Not easy to pull off. Mark would/does love it

Perfect drums and base ;-)

Good Work!

Please come to Amsterdam.

For me...best song ever

I also think you stunned the audience. They got quiet didn’t they!??

Even vocal resembles the original, I enjoy this

Absolutely wonderful!!

I'd slow this down slightly, but otherwise mystifying perfection, huge kudos.

@motelghost477 The music industry from the late 80s through late 90s was facing radical changes with fast paved rhythm that even professionals were struggling to follow. Beginning from music genres to the way it was reproduced. So from pop we went to aor to grunge. From buying vinyl records, we shifted to cd's which later were ripped to mp3's , which led to downloading it and streaming. So Mark Hollis was not completely wrong as his music ingenuity was recognized years later. And another preventive factor was that major record labels were a bit reluctant to promote a record that will not sell to audiences or was difficult to listen to. Thus said, Spirit of Eden and later Laughing Stock, were totally emotional records that you should have the appropriate mood to like them. They should have continued performing live but on a more selective way that fans surely would have appreciated

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