si, son únicos!

Simon’s musicianship as well… His basslines are absolutely genius

Dude true and / b ut they're alll geniuses

you must be talking about cocteau twins, not U2, the cocteaus are from another planet!

...or Las Vegas..

Well said!

agree

You are so right rhere! 💜

they still can get back together, they are fairly young

@@JMG72ARG Based upon what has been hinted at in terms of personal issues/differences and the way the band dissolved at the end it is highly unlikely. Add to that some extensive “anxiety” on the part of Liz and well... A few artists have managed to coax her out of hiding for a few performances, but they have been few and far between. They were also offered millions to reform by one of the festivals a number of years back and declined. The fact that despite many bands of that era doing reunions and tours (slowdive, ride, etc.) and having a fair amount of interest/success they haven’t done it even though the response would likely be huge in comparison to what even these bands have experienced, so my guess is that ship has sailed. I hope they prove me wrong, but I think we will see Jesus Christ return before the twins.

I often long for a reunion as well but it would be like going to a 40 year high school reunion... feeling slightly familiar but too strongly disillusioned to feel comfortable. Unless you're Wire. Those guys are still a brilliant machine live.

you and everyone else's mommy wonders that every single day. luckily Robin is still pumping. RIP to Harold.

@@JMG72ARG Nah man, Fraser is a nutcase. She ruined the band, surprised it got as big as it did with her antics. Drugs hit her hard.

I saw them twice in the early 90's. Not overly impressed cuz they seemed to have stage fright. Still love the music so.

There were the BBC recordings. Not sure if still available, but if it is you've got to get it.

What was needed were a back up singer or two to handle the other vocal parts - just as other guitar players were added to cover all of Robin’s parts.

it is emotional for sure

exactamente, necesitamos la música que alegra el alma

out of this world

agreed!

totally!

yeah, every song, every time....

That was the first song I fell in love with. It was on Lonely Is An Eyesore (as you'll already know). I was all in from that point on. It's been an amazing journey. They literally became the soundtrack of my twenties. The vibes from Crushed were just unfathomable when I first heard it. How could anyone do something like that??? ♥ P.S. This is a pretty incredible live version

muy buen comentario amigo, la mezcla de esa voz con esa guitarra con 40 mil efectos no tiene precio

yes!

thanks!

thanks! I have the lifeform single, awesome stuff

Te eleva la vibración de tu alma

f yeah finally

Hola, muchas gracias

@@JMG72ARG Hola, denada

Perhaps saying it took her out of hers? I honestly cannot imagine the space you must have to go in to so that you can sing like that.

totally

❤40 ANNI CHE RIMANGONO LA COLONNA SONORA DELLA MIA ANIMA ❤

coincido, tremenda la guitarra de Robin en vivo

Hola.como se llama la banda tributo amigo ? Gracias

O amiga .

si!

Gracias por comentar

tu lo dijiste, mística!

👍👍👍

yes

But a weak voice unfortunately, anyway I love this band and their records so much...

totalemente!

only first track synched, the rest, use your imagination!

la mejor sin duda, saludos!

it is like dream pop jimi hendrix

sadly there is no film of this, image is just to provide some visuals to accompany the audio

That’s what I’m noticing. Her voice is fine, but way too low in the mix. You have to strain to hear her sometimes.

@@robertforman3494 I know a lot of CT fans would consider it sacrilege but I think I would've tried to find another vocalist or 2 that could shadow her a bit. Give Liz say so on who they were. Her voice is unique, of course. No one like her. But with the right mix I think it could've worked. Instead, at times, she was matched up against 3, sometimes 4, guitars. As a once upon a time lead singer myself(of course no where near her level. Who is?) I know how frustrating it can be trying to sing over a wall of guitars. And she always seemed uncomfortable with her in ear monitors. Regularly fidgeting with them. It just seemed as tho, as their live production got bigger, she was left to fend for herself. Maybe she preferred it that way. Perhaps she liked the freedom to change things up & try different things. If that's the case I would've scaled back on the guitars. Gone with 2. Maybe add a keyboard instead for added texture that wouldn't have been so overbearing. But what do I know? Not much most days. I do know that I will always love the music of Cocteau Twins. Regardless of my observations I would have loved to have seen them live whatever the lineup.

@@johnstinchcomb8156 I just wonder if it couldn’t have been resolved at the mixing desk. I suppose with the technology available today the layering might be resolved too.

yes!

yes!

yes

totally!

the 1990 show has great singing but inferior sound quality, the 94 and 95 shows have great sound quality but inferior singing.

@@JMG72ARG By 1996 Elizabeth had recovered, and of course that's the tour I missed. Their last.

ok

I don't like it either. I had the chance to see them perform by that time and I was very disappointed by Liz singing

Me too. She went through a period in the mid 90s where she completely sabotaged the songs with those mad trills, "boo-boo-boo-boos", alternative melodies and awful phrasing. If I was Guthrie on stage with her I'd have been furious. The music is wonderful here but the singing is hideous.