Wow lucky girl he is so sexy i still think he,s beautiful love him saw them 5times yeah i was smitten brilliant ❤✌❤

That's very kind of you 😃

oh yes i was just about to say too! I have to agree!

Me too ❤

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Wasn't it Oasis?

@@atlas4497 No

@@atlas4497 early suede was. Oasis were more commercially successful.

Suede was by far a thousand times better. There is no comparison.

Laughably pretentious but entertaining

@@modernchampionmusic81 looool. Why so?

@@psibrunojusto he used the word solipsism about eighty times.. to be honest its a great read..and he's an interesting fella

They're on my list!

Took my son to see Suede last week. We had a fabulous time and love that my son loves my favorite band also!❤

I agree. My favorite band of the 90s by a mile. I felt they never quite got their due. Yes they were huge at times, but so many other bands with far fewer and less impressive songs got way more credit.

Agree. My favorite band as well.

You should! the best concert I've ever been to. And I've been to many.

I had to wait 30 years to see them but it was awesome! Stay hopeful and you will someday ❤

My daughter was ten and she bought it in 1996. She'd listened to all my various music. She thought it reminded her of Bowie a la Ziggy and Aladdin.

people with tons of cash often do!

@@mattiemclean9882 haha but I guess he wouldn’t have done so much to keep fit, he just naturally looks good at any age? Saw him a few years ago, he’s hot as a middle age man.

​@@mattiemclean9882People with tons of cash who don't stop playing music yeah

Amazing wasn't it. I went to the Manchester gig and immediately bought tickets (gig and plane!) to Barcelona. I felt that I would regret it if I didn't get another chance to enjoy that tour. Absolutely incredible ❤

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You're welcome. Stay insatiable :)

It comes from learning to deal with all us Suede fans. I'm still amazed when he remembered my name!

Oh believe me, he most certainly does!!! If anyone's still got it, that's Brett.

It is a great album but surely there must have been more great ones in the 25+ years since!

@@dominicaaaaa5547 You’re probably right, sir but I think it was definitely the last album by a band that totally caught me by surprise. I wasn’t expecting anything like it from Suede at the time and it set the bar very high. Even Radiohead would struggle to be as original yet still beautifully melodic. I hope that one day the album will get the recognition it deserves.

@@davidrobinson2776 nice to get a pleasant KZfaq alert been shouting at some bloke who wants to pop all the immigrants inflatable boats in the sky news comments bit. I agree though. I mean i was about 3 at the time but it is a massive step up from the first album and totally different from what the other big British bands were doing right. Would have been exciting to have been around for the release. And Hmm yes think I prefer it over ok computer and kid A from radiohead which I guess would be considered their most original and sort of their landmark albums. In rainbows is my favorite radiohead release though a 10/10 from me the same as id give dog man star ⭐

@@dominicaaaaa5547 Perhaps this conversation can be shown to future generations as proof not every exchange on KZfaq ends with one person saying “Your Mom.” I feel quite lucky to have been from a generation that experienced the 80’s and 90’s but we can come across as grumpy old know it alls who dismiss everything after The Libertines as complete rubbish. Whilst that argument does have its’ merits, I prefer to think great music is out there in vast quantities, just harder to find amongst the huge amount of stuff about.

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Check out The Wild Ones @ phoenix festival 93(?) . It still hits me every time. Brett’s performance in the rain was just out of this world👌

@@dollybird73 thank you, will do

These Are The Sad Songs. Oakesy puts on a helluva performance there.

To be fair, a DMS concert has a very different vibe to the average Suede gig

I completely understand what you mean, but I also agree with Brett about the tone of the album. Whilst DMS has some tracks that will forever be the highlight of a Suede gig, there are a good few that have an 'album filler' feel to them- and I say this with nothing but love for that album. But they don't translate to live music as well as non- single tracks from Coming Up (are there even any, that album produced what feels like 17 singles 😂😂). Nevertheless, like I said, whenever I see Suede live the songs I look most forward to are stuff like The Wild Ones, We Are The Pigs and New Generation, whenever they treat the audience to it. But I agree that the DMS album as a whole has a 'smoking weed in a council flat in a high rise block in the early 90's' vibe, rather than the euphoric 'let's dance our t**s off to some tuuuunes' vibe you want at a live show. My opinion, don't shoot me!

@@hippiehappy5 I mean fair, but I feel you always need a good mix of smoking weed in a council flat vibes in live music, at least for my taste, I love the avant-guarde & weird & experimental, and oh boy do Suede deliver🖤

I daren't say how many gigs I plan on going to.... I blame the pandemic 🙄

who are you kidding?

The Blue Hour is absolutely incredible. True to Suede's style, but also so different and new. I adore it.

I can't wait for the new album. It sounds like exactly what I need

See you in Birmingham!

@@NikSeth Saw the Head Music and A New Morning tours. Nothing since sadly. Taking new girlfriend to see them. Always great that first show

@@donovanpain83 I hadn't been for a couple of years until the Blue Hour tour and special Brand Aid concert. If anything, I think they've got better live. They understand the audience more and there's a great symbiosis.

@@NikSeth I thought Head Music was unfairly slated, even though it won Melody Maker album of the year. Brett was in a right mess though if you've seen behind the scenes making of. They're a lot more rock sounding live. Bloodsports is the one i play the least of the new ones. Good tracks but find the following two albums better as a whole.

@@NikSeth I concur though with how they understand their audience

Nope.brian molko from placebo slagged brett off back in the day.

@@Destiny93134 Ohh now I see why I haven't heard them tour with Suede inbthe 90s. Thanks man

@@soccreyes4647 welcome!

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Suede have been blessed with two absolutely formidable lead guitarists. Bands don't usually get as lucky. Both Bernard and Richard are first class.

And So Young!

@@NikSeth well, young looking, yeah. that's what I was hinting at. If it wasn't clear enough, it is now.