Me too,Bro.

You are right.

The DoubleBase...Er spielt 16'. Als ob es nichts Besonderes wäre. .

Totally agree 👍

Definitely 💯 🔥🔥 🔥

one of the best songs from the best band ever :)

En todo el mundo es reconocida porque son los mejores del planeta

Mam tak samo jak ty.

The spaghetti western getup may have prevented FotN from getting the respect they deserved.

You’re so right. The classic lineup were incredible and Carl could never match their creativity on his own. Thankfully we have these timeless classics.

Truth. So good.

Heard these for the first time today. You are correct!

No shit. Same here.

🤣🤣🦄🤌

I'm always pleased when people discover this band. They were largely sidelined at the time (70s/80s) as being Sisters of Mercy, Joy Division clones, but they actually have a unique sound.

the same for me, and it was the 1st song i have listened of Field of nephilim

Say hi to my favourite author when you do it again. Storm Constantine

@@sleepys5876 yeah... She was amazing. One of my friends, also now sadly departed, was a friend of hers. He was always saying what a nice person she was.

@@Skiamakhos oh !😥 damn damndamn. Im in tears. I didnt know. She was my favourite author of all time.

@@sleepys5876 - I only just now found out. Had to Google it. She passed away in January. Apparently she had a chronic condition, and died after a long illness - most of us didn't find out about it until after the fact because she kept it quiet.

@@SerafinDrake it may have been COPD. She was enraged that Britain was banning e cigarrettes. I know she had smoked for most of her adult life and was suddenly switching to e cigs. Maybe a medical doctor told hershe needed to stop smoking. Needless to say, im still grieving my favourite author. I must reread my collection with tears in my eyes now.

It was the best set I've seen of theirs, so happy I witnessed such musical genius, it was a truly visceral performance

+gel6988 Although Fields of... are good, Bauhaus is the pinnacle of dark wave to me.

Great comment from another old fart. lol.

Trackstar2211 Here's another one from a proper old fart ! I served time with Nod (drummer) as an engineering apprentice at a British Aerospace company in SE England. He made it clear that he was going to be a rock star to anyone who would listen, especially our tutors. After a spell at university I saw him again at the Reading festival on the main stage warming up for the Mission. Good lad !! Awesome band. Proper music.

bubbanderson That's cool. Back in those days everyone bumped shoulders with everyone else. I was an apprentice with Petters in Staines before moving to Toronto. We saw a band every weekend, Beatles, Floyd, Santana, and on and on. Great times, but came here in 1977 so missed all those other great bands, Cure, etc. But we had an amazing radio station CFNY, a small outfit that played New Wave and Brit rock all the time, so I managed to say up to date.

Awesome. Sounds like you had a good time over here ! Sadly, the days when you could see bands everywhere have gone. I reformed an old band of mine a couple of years ago and checked out our old London haunts .. all closed. The biggest miscarriage of justice is the closure of the Rock Garden ... now the Apple store. Back in the day they would have 4 or 5 original bands on every night and 10 on a holiday.

bubbanderson Sad. Our hang out was the Lyceum Theatre just off the Strand. Saw Elton there when he was the back-up for Super Tramp (who were crap btw). This was around 1972. Or up at Finsbury Park. Saw Roxie Music there a couple of times. Also a great gig was in Guildford. T-Rex, Elton and on and on. Took me about 30 years before I saw Bowie in Toronto. My buddy says that there is some new bloke called David Bowie playing at the pub (The Toby Jug in Surbiton). I say that I am not interested and give it a pass (I think that was 1971). So I had to wait all that time for my favourite performer. Some good bands made it over here like ELO, Boomtown Rats NIN, and now Toronto is the same as any major city, but it's different that the old days, small gigs in small, hot, sweaty clubs with lots of beer. Most of the small places are disappearing here as well. They closed the El Mocombo, probably the most famous, where the Stones played. My son played there about a year before it was shut down, so I guest that is his claim to fame. Cheers.

***** I am 46 years old, It was Goth/punk then, Although the Goth label is a wide and varied term, For me 80 to 1990 was what i see as goth, Yes it was new wave.

Indeed bro I remember trying to hang myself to this back in 91, I was 21 had a verbal lw&t made out for my family, and still this haunts/taunts me like a wayward child.... I always thought Blue Water was "my tune", but this is IT..... Last exit.....for the Lost !!!

***** U need a doctor, troll. :P

***** Take with u sehr geil Matthias also.

mark goodyer Second half is almost Crust Punk. Anarcho--punk

This is a great comment and made me think and search a lot about the music of Morricone. I am a fan of the music of the Nephs since the early 90s but never thought about this connection. Thanks!

One of the most interesting comments about music I've ever read on youtube. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge.

Was Morricone the composer of Sergio Leone's spaghetti western film music? If so, yet another connection.

I wish I was alive when this came out

+Pleasemindthecat I do,too.

+Super Leeds Pushing 50, but still loving it. Will always be timeless :)

Yes...but for those of us still here, you must admit it is nothing short of glorious. 🤘

+Super Leeds That was my music in the middle school back in the second half of the 80's. We called it dark wave back then, not gothic. You've certainly forgotten to mention The Cure and of course the champions of the dark, Bauhaus.

Is fucking good

*They

goth dark days. Clubs with real djs playing vinyls. goth fans who were into the gene, at least most of them. dancing back and forth and singing most of the lyrics. NO MP3,CD, INTERNET,DOWNLOADING. the days you were willing to go to a house at the other side of the city to a friend's friend house just to see his record collection and hear something rare from the fields for example.

unknown pleasures77 Sadly you reminisce about the the boy and me wishing I had time over again.

DEAR BILL HELLO, WHY YOU THINK THAT THIS WAS TERRIBLE.WE WERE VERY YOUNG BACK THEN AND IT DID NOT MATTER IF YOU WERE SPENDING THE WHOLE DAY TO GO TO THE OTHER SIDE OF THE CITY TO VISIT A FRIEND AND HEAR MUSIC.BUT THIS WAS A REAL PLEASURE. IT HAD A MEANING. WHAT IS THE ,MEANING TO HEAR MUSIC BY MP3 NOW. YOU DO NOT YEARN FOR SOMETHING. YOU DO NOT STRUGGLE TO GATHER A RECORD COLLECTION. EVERYTHING IS EASY AND IS BECOMING BORING THE VERY NEXT TIME. THE CLUBS BACK THEN WERE HOSTING A WHOLE COMMUNITY OF PEOPLE HEARING THE SAME MUSIC. MOST OF THEM HAD HEARD THEIR RECORDS A THOUSAND TIMES 9ALL THE SONGS),WERE MAKING HARD SAVINGS TO GET A VINYL OF THE SISTERS IMPORTED FROM ENGLAND. MOST ODF THE PEOPLE WERE KNOWNING ALL THE LYRICKS OF THE SONGS. I ALSO USE MP3 NOW , I ALSO DOWNLOAD A LOT OF MUSIC BUT IT IS NOT THE SAME. THE GROUPS NOW ARE BY FAR WORSE THAN THEN. ANYWAY I AM 45 OLD NOW AND IT WOULD BE A KIND OF RIDICULOUS TO PLAY THE GOTH FAN NOW IN A GOTHIC CLUB RIGHT NOW. NOWDAYS NOTHING SEEMD TOIMPRESS OR SHOCK PEOPLE. BACK THEN IT WAS SOMETHING SPECILA TO BE A GOTH FAN . IN THE SCHOOL THERE WERE ONLY 1-2 BAUHAUS FANS AND IN THE STREET EVERYBODY WAS LOOKING YOU WITH THHIIIIISSSS STRANGE EYE. WHAT IS THIS GHOST THEY WERE SAYING. THERE WAS LIFE WITHOUT EVERYBODY LOOKING THEIR MOBILE PHONES OR TAKING PICTURES OF THEM SELVES ALL THE TIME. NOW YOU ARE IN A CONCERT AND EVERYONE IS HAVING A PHONE SENDING MESSAGES OR TAKING PICTURES. MOST OF THE FANS KNOW ONLY 2-3 SONGS AND THEY GO TO THE CONCERT JUST FOR THEM. MEMORIES OF AN OLD ROMANTIC GOTH FAN I LEAVE THE FUTURE TO THE YOUNG HAVE A GOOD TIME AND ALL THE BEST TO YOU AND YOUR BELOVED ONES

Bill is a square

@unknown pleasures77 I'm looking like Carl Mccoy in the early 90's. date me!

Fields of the Nephilim were never mainstream. Always a cult act. They were never on a major label. Never a contemporary of White Zombie, or whoever it was you mentioned.

Fun fact : White Zombie opened up for Fields of the Nephilim in New York.

I for one think Carl is most likely the handsomest man of the planet alive today. But I'm a girl lol, so it's expected. I wish they'd had gotten MTV play. I'd have fallen in love earlier. Lol

@@sleepys5876 I met him, he was very lovely, seen this band many many times , i've been a fan since 1987

@@sleepys5876 they specifically didn't want to sell out to bullshit like MTV.

Not forgetting a couple of Jamaican woodbines to enhance the mood

It hurts to think that there is no way back to those days. I love that your sentence evoking that time ends "...and a girl in a black dress." So poignant.

Es sublime....indescriptible