My dad favourites song I lost him when i was 18 I'm now 31 and this song never gets old. It does open old wounds but I never felt so happy. Thank you for this

What a sad end. was at the tribute concert at the Carnegie Hall in Dunfermline. That night will stay with me forever. RIP Stuart

I'm not sure any of you really understand BC and Stuart. I heard them in 1983 and was hooked. I loved the Skids. But Stuart became a poet beyond his years. He educated us all. What was fast is now undone. A broken heart needs someone new to blame it on. I miss Stuart every day. I am a youthful adult I guess. I cannot bear to be apart from this music and yet it hurts me when I listen. I don't have anyone who understands BC.

His troubles came out in his music along with his soul. Look at "Wonderland." Part of it says leave me alone I am who I am, human just like you. Part of it "If you could feel what I must feel," is his personal struggle. He's reaching out to us to the world. Then he says it's ok with "And you will take my hand and be with me in Wonderland." It evokes emotion. It's meant to! Let them come forth and shine. Be who you are! Stuart would want it that way!

I was lucky enough to meet Stuart when Big Country played in Sir Henry’s in Cork in Ireland way back in 1995 on the Why The Long Face tour. He was an absolute gentleman and so down to earth. I was such a fan I was completely start struck! Rest In Peace Stuart, you will always be remembered.❤️

What a brilliant songwriter he was. His music had power and emotion and meaning. Whenever I'm feeling low, Big Country is like a comforting friend. Stuart touched our lives with his passion and earnestness. RIP Stuart. May your restless soul have found the peace you couldn't find in life.

your so lucky to have met stuart in your life. I'm 14 too, and by the time I heard this amazing band, well, it was too late. Probably one of the defiant things I'd do if I could go back in time. RIP Stuart, you are an idol for musicians and artists of any kind

This song has been going through my head all morning beautiful song rip Stuart great voice taken to soon ❤❤

I was one of the lucky ones to see this band ..great concert...miss u lots

The video was shot at Kings Canyon, NT, Australia....Stuart was a genius. The Edge has said that he was influenced by Stuart. Great song by a hugely underrated band.

i love U2 and BC, its nice that people compare their music......... how the hell can we help our great idols, while they help us with their music?

All good words said for a great band. I have a thousand yard stare every time I hear their tunes. Mint!

One of the best bands to ever come out of the 80s. It is very sad that such a talented singer/musician like Stu had to leave us at such a young age. Seems to happen to far too many. God bless ya lad. RIP and thanks for the wonderful music.

i love this song

Brilliant song!, loved it the best on Peace in our Time. And as Ian said, Stuart's favourite as it is one of mine. all the beast stuart, you left a legacy!

Only fools like other music! This is what I like and I am proud of it. Big Country rules.

One of my favourite B.C songs ever, totaly dreamy,they should have played at live aid when they were asked and become as big as U2, Stuart might still have been with us now, still sadly missed.

From one of the most underrated albums ever imho 'Peace In Our Time', which is up there with the best of the best. Full of beautiful intricate melodies, a huge variety of instruments and sounds, and great rhythms that conjure up beautiful landscapes and take you right there. Stuart was clearly a special sensitive guy that the world got the better of sadly, lets just hope he's gone onto better things, your soul will live on forever, as will the beautiful music of BC, especially this album-rip.

I love reading these posts with their words of praise and rememberance for the late great Stuart Adamson.You can sense the love and sorrow for the loss of such a good man.He deserved a better fate.

"A broken heart needs someone new to blame it on..." I still get goosebumps from this song after years and years. Great song, thanks for posting!

Takes me back to my younger days 👌 sweeeeeet

una delle migliori degli anni 80

Best big country song ever absolutely love it

a legend,but his music will carry on forever,

That makes sense becouse they were in Los Angeles making PIOT with Peter Wolf. I use to bump into them all over LA at the time. Cool Dudes..I miss Stuart..Thanks for the post!!

Rip big man......taken away far too soon. We miss the talent and the person

dont know about the taxes stuff, but bonno is still fighting, i hope Stuard were still with us to continue his music too salute from chile

all time classic

Great band. Great music. Stuart Adamson is surely missed.

big country are still going with mark,bruce and tony check them out still sorely missed stuart god bless you

memories,memories......RIP stuart...

Thhanks frank for uploading these vids of stuart and big country sadly missed by all in scotland and world over

just love this takes me back years ...classic song ....im glad i was one of many when they where around...rip stu.

That, ladies and gentlemen, is the sound of a career being flushed down the bog.

God I miss Stuart. :(

nice to see we still remember stuarts birthday keep it going!!!

my brother 2 m8, restless natives forever. peace

god bless ya Stu, loved ur voice xx

a talent sadly missed by many

Id i could go back in time, I'd love to meet Stu too. I knew about them when he was still alive, but I was 4/5. I didn't even know I was listening to BC and I when I was 13 I moaned sayin I didn't want to listen to BC. Then my mum put the CD on and i was like...THIS IS BC? :D

still sounds good sadly missed

hi tim! very glad youre are a gentelman, im listening U2 since 1984, so to BC, and the same happened to me after i heared zooropa or achtung baby, i was mad that u2 lost their acoustic stile. did you know that the same sound produccer steve lilliwhite made many of BC and U2 albums? he is a genious, chek him out greeting to you my friend

has anyone got tracks of my tears & prairie rose they could upload?? i was lucky enough 2 see them 14 times the best!!!!!!

I stand corrected..LOL!! SHOUT!!!!

Hi Alex, no you are quite right and am I a musician? "I wish" would be the answer. Apologies for previous comment re tech items used as I expect that SA would have used his share of this type of gear. I just recall seeing the floor console that the Edge used on a documentary years back and it was a little like something from NASA.This may have been in their Zooropa phase and the music struck me as being a little "laboratory produced". Respect to these guys though as I do have a few U2 albums.:)

click on their website theyre still going sadly sadly missed stuart a great amongst men

to stuart the legend : )

Could'nt have put it better :O)

Many thanks, I first heard U2 in 1980 when the first album was released. From what I read the Edge was influenced by Stuart Adamson and his playing style. I first heard Stuart Adamson when the first Skids album was released in 1978 and have been hooked ever since. Yes I quite agree with your comment about Steve Lillywhite and felt that BC sounded best (as did U2) when produced by Steve Lillywhite.Stuart Adamson was the first guitarist I was ever really drawn to (at 13).Where are you from Alex?

Kick my ass if i'm wrong, but i'm sure that's the Karijini National Park, W.A...A truly beautiful place.

a great video set in Australia, anybody know exactly where?

it is oz m8 ,,for sure the land down under lol

its from oz down under ..lol SHOUT

i hope youre not a musitian, cause you know, the tecnology is part of our lives U2 is a respectable band so is big country, they also used all the pedals and switches and other shite, no hard feeling,

the edge would be fucked without all his pedals and switches and other shite,more footswitches than a chinese sewing machine sweatshop