the rock n roll reference concert.

I've been to that very show. I remember leaving the building, thinking "I've just heard the f*cking greatest live band ever." 30 years later, I still think so.

I had just watched the Crowes on the Tonight Show from 2024, which was OK and it’s great to see the brothers back together, when I stumbled across this show. This is a world of difference from the current incarnation of the band and shows the greatness of a first explosion of music when you are young. I saw this show in Manchester UK in 92, having previously seen them on the Money Maker tour. The opening of the Money Maker tour remains probably the greatest 4 numbers I have ever seen done live, but they struggled a bit after that to fill an hour and a half with just a single album. This tour is really where they proved they could motor for the whole show. I remember taking a girl to this show, who wasn’t a die hard fan and she still isn’t but we have now been married since 1994 so I would take that as a good sign. This video stream is one of the greatest things I have found in KZfaq in a long while and makes me feel just a little nostalgic for 1992 when you’d see one of the greatest rock and roll band in their absolute prime. Enjoy the band today but revel in the band as they were.

this is the crowes in their absolute prime!!!!!!!!!!!

They brought the Faces, Small Faces and Humble Pie back to life and onto the stage again!

Who else is here and trading off between watching classic KZfaq clips and reading Steve Gorman's book? May rock n' roll someday be this fucking good again.

Peak Crowes... firing on all cylinders. At their best they were untouchable, and at their worst? well lets just remember them like this. That sophomore album set the bar for R&R in the 90's.

Thank God they filmed this. Classic Crowes.

I was lucky enough to see The Crowes on this tour. By far it was the best concert I have EVER seen and heard!

Saw this tour in Cologne. Probably the best concert I've ever been in my life. Goosebumps by watching this.

I was somewhere in the crowd that night. Can't believe it was 28 years ago ...

"On a good day, I know it's not every day, we can part the sea". The torchbearers of straight up rock n roll through the 90's and beyond!

I remember the intro and the lights on ropes opening..I was soo excited I nearly burst into tears..I could smell everything 🇬🇧🤘🎸❤

Damn! There is more rock n' roll in the first 5 minutes of this show than I've seen on youtube in the last 5 years! Shit.

Just ran across this gig and the energy is off the charts!. The boys were always fun to watch but this is by far their best!

Ok. I have going to rock shows since 67.Seen thousands of great rock shows..all the top influential names. This branch of the Rock Tree starts in a lot of places....but ends right here. These guys kept the south and blues in all their music...but borrowed heavily from Zeppelin, The Band, The Faces and all the unique american and Irish, English and Scottish folk influences. These guys are the best rock band playing today. Their evolution has been remarkable and what the guitarist Robinson has done with the power chord using Keith Richards style open chords...he is just friggin awesome.

Best concerrt ever! Displays the #1 Rock & Roll Band, The Supurb Black Crowes!!! ❤

I was there. And it feels like it was yesterday. Lucky me ;)

The BEST American band of the past 50 years. No question. No argument. The BEST.

I turned 6 to the day of this concert. And I somehow regret not going

I saw this tour in Newport Wales, it’s always stuck in my mind as maybe the the best gig I’ve ever seen. Watching this proves my memory was correct, they were on fire, probably the hottest band on the planet at that time. Awesome.

opening song worth the price of admission by itself.🔥🎵🔥🎵🔥🎵🔥🎵🔥🎵

I saw The Crowes on this tour. A great Rock&Roll band. This is a 5 star performance

These guys are the Summit of Pure Southern Style Rock and Roll. This soulful band created masterpieces that will sustain the test of time and that voice, that soulful voice … TRY AND FIND ANOTHER ONE. GOOD LUCK Love you CROWES and Thank You

This is the classic Black Crowes line up, would put them with any rock and roll outfit in history. One of my all time favorite bands

What a freaking record that was!!! Real rock n roll, this was recorded in 92, so 30 years old yet no rock music in the last 30 years comes close to this

Rich and Chris Robinson...One of the greatest songwriting duos of all time. There wasn't a better live band on the planet during this time.

Damn!...the energy is so raw in this '92 performance.... 80s-90s was a great period in the rock/metal scene.

not many bands have ever sounded this great live

Anyone who loves music knows this band is 1 of the greatest of their time and still rocking it.

At their peak, long time Crowe fans??? In my book - this is the holy grail tour.

Been four years of Sunday's since I could fake a smile. Pow . very Crowes it's true, Faces, stones, pure...very good.

I saw them on this tour in a theater. The Jayhawks opened and were awesome, but The Black Crowes killed it!

Now folks that right there is a real Rock and Roll band !!!!!

greatest rock n roll show ever played. a kick in the nuts.

Opening with two rippers. Bam. So much rock n roll, makes everything alright.

Crowes, STP and AIC were the best live back then with PJ coming in a fistant 4th... 92-97 were a great time

funky Thorn in my Pride was the highlight of this incredible performance. Rock on Crowes!!

i was all caught up in the seattle explosion in the early nineties, industrial, hell even hip hop!....BUT it never stopped me from diggin on the black crowes! this show is rock n roll at its finest

One of the most under rated live rock and roll bands of all time.

One of the best live shows by anyone in any genre I've come across in a while. Brings back good memories!

The band is in absolutely high spirits , top form , amazing energy.But must say C.R. is rocking good on this particular show.Every song , every delivery is melodic and hard rock and roll at the same time...Man I do miss them !!!

Aww, Eddie Harsch, we miss you dude! He was such a monster keyboard player. This band was made for him. His Hammond playing alone has warn grooves in my soul!!! Rest In Peace, and thanks for the music 🙏

Saw them about a week before in the UK at the ripe old age of 15. Blew my tiny mind. A very young Verve were the support act also. Magical night. Amazing upload, cheers.

iv seriously never listened to these guys.now I can't stop..they are full on rockers!,sooo fookin cool

Best all around ROCK show on KZfaq....

This band makes you glad to be alive. Ecstasy without the drugs.

No cell phones just good times.

I've seen a lot of shows in my life but, I saw them on this tour in Dayton Ohio in a theater about the same size as this one and it was one of the best shows I've ever seen (if not the best show)-

Can't believe I watched the whole thing.Was just going to watch a little and trunk in, couldn't stop

this tour was so much fun. it’s hard to describe how cool that opening with the curtains and intensity was from the floor. it just launched the night into another dimension.

Steve Gorman with the classic Fibes drums and solid beats, proving he was cooler than the industry at the time. What a great show! I listened to the Crowes non-stop in those days.

Beautiful. Everything & everyone. ❤

Vielen Dank für,s Hochladen & Teilen ! Ich war damals da ! Die haben sehr laut gespielt und gerockt als gäbe es kein Morgen und der ganze Saal hat nach joints gerochen. Das war ein Abend - unglaublich ! Wie in einer anderen Welt ! Geil !

Saw them in Stuttgart, same year. Blew us away!!!

When this band has a perfect night, no band on earth can touch them.

Arguably the Crowe's best tour, and had great support act's including the verve, jellyfish, etc... Those three during the 90's were my favorites, and carried me through that decade with inspiration and good times. It would be great to have a comeback tour featuring all three, that would be a dream come true. Maybe someday soon, anything is possible.

My God, what a great time for rock and roll. The Black Crowes here were at the peak of what was possible for a live band to achieve. At this time we also had Nirvana, Soundgarden, Metallica, Alice in Chains, Guns n Roses and others, all at their peak. It was an amazing time for music.

Best live band I have ever seen. Period.

Saw them approx. two days earlier in Hamburg. Excellent memories and still a fan.

This album made my nineties. I wish I would have made their live show in California in 1999

Saw this tour in Ft Wayne Indiana. Jayhawks opened. Best concert I've ever been to. I was 21 years old.

What a band! What a drummer!!!

I never knew, how great they are. Better late than never. I am in love. Music got to free your mind.

fuck it..i'm drunk seeing one of my favourtite bands..The Crowes were at the peak at this time..but i still love everything that they do wheter are together or the Robinson's brothers solo's works...have a great time..and remember ROCK AND ROLL WILL NEVER DIE..

First time trippin’ this band. Love them. Humble Pie vibes 🤟🤟🤟

“If music got to free your mind Just let it go cause you never know, you never know If your rhythm ever falls out of time You can bring it to me and I will make it alright”

Saw many shows on this tour and never failed to get goosebumps when that curtain parted !!! Everyone always comments on Marc which is great, but brother Rich was the Engine driving this beast !!

Was lucky enough to see The Crowes 4 times, 1st one on this tour at Aston Villa Leisure centre aged 15. Had a paper round to do next morning, remember getting as stoned as is possible and just being in awe of their greatness.

I'm soooo in love with them !!! Saw it 1992 in Berlin and it blows my mind off

A message I sent my buddy Chris Broderick when I found this video: The first comment I saw about this show below the video says, " In their prime. There was no other band better at the time...." And they are exactly right. November 11th 1992 and this is the "lineup" of the band when they could have become something else, they could have been as big as ANY of the classic Rock n Roll bands: The Allman Brothers, Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Beatles, The Stones, The Who, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, The Eagles....... What I'm saying is you were exactly right Chris, this was the lineup of The Black Crowes that was and should always be remembered as the very best version of this band. We got to see this lineup on May 8th 2015 at The Tabernacle in the A T L! The first reunion tour that started in Frisco with "Roll into the Fog" then "Brothers of Feather" and then they did the shows we saw, the "All Join Hands" tour. The first album, "Shake Your Money Maker" was the talent and magic of Chris and Rich, Gorman and I believe Pipien came in at the tail end of the time of Shake your Money Maker and was one of the new components of members in the band and when they got Mark Ford and Eddie Harsh they then had their Mick Taylor from The Stones and their John Lord from Deep Purple and with Sven Pipien and Steve Gorman on bass and the closest any drummer has come, in my opinion, to really being as powerful as John Bonham:; certainly maybe not as creative but just in the power of driving a band, in the 90s Steve Gorman of The Black Crowes was a badass unto himself.... He had it in the early '90s. Dave Grohl's drum work on Nirvana's - NeverMiind was some of the best drum work ever recorded and was absolutely one of the main reasons that that album was so fucking huge. At first, thinking about it all... Dave Grohls' drum work on that album is the only thing that can be compared to Steve Gorman with the Black Crowes in my opinion. If I was going to get in a discussion about it I'm sure other albums would come up but if I had to pick the ones I thought were the best from the 90s it would be those two first. You saw them in those early years and I saw them at the Midtown Music Fest 93 or 94. It was the first Midtown Music Festival in Atlanta and it was the best one, the only one in my opinion. I helped a buddy of mine with a band he was a roadie for at the Cotton Club on Peachtree, we finished there just in time to walk across the street where the Federal reserve building sits now but was a vacant lot at that time and they had a stage set up there. A Jazz reggae band I believe was finishing their set and then as it was turning dark the last moments of twilight on the day and that's when they hit the stage. The Black Crowes come out and tore into Remedy and Sting Me, off The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion. The album that shut up all the naysayers..... These mutha' fucka's came to get down! And they were on fire that night. From the start of the show coming back to where it all began for them proving they made good to everyone in their hometown the bright full moon kept rising behind them in a clear sky bathing that stage and the night in a beautiful moon glow as they played. One of the best rock and roll moments I've ever experienced. And it was this lineup, the one that was the best of them in their prime. There was no better band around at the time.

The Crowes, Alive and Smokin, the definite line up!!

Das, was Led Zeppelin und Deep Purple für die 70er waren, das waren die Crowes für die 90er. Die verdammt beste Band der Dekade Habe sie auf dieser Tour gesehen. Eines der lautesten Auftritte meiner Konzert Karriere, und ich war auch bei Motörhead😁 Habe schon Tickets für Berlin im Oktober.

My man Steve Gorman!! Love this concert!!

Glad I found this today,woww. One band I wish I had seen live back in the day...GOOSBUMPS

In the future when the grandkids ask about Rock & Roll music you will show them this...

Saw this tour then again in 1995. One of the greatest Rock N Roll bands ever.

I seen them Live in '92. At the Hordern Pavilion in Sydney. One of the best concerts I ever went to.

You really can't put words to this performance. I get to emotional when I hear the intro. The energy.................Just amazing...........Great band.................

In their prime here. There wasn't a band any better at that time

They're such a locomotive in shows like this. I love how this looks and sounds! And the glimpses of the crowd having the time of their lives. Great memories.

Just saw them live last night. Holy f*ck they rocked it in 1992 and they still rocked it in 2021, best show of my lifetime.

The jam into Thorn/Thorn itself in this performance one of the best live things I’ve ever heard. What a band in general/especially during the Southern Harmony era

Man this recording sounds so clean and crisp! This band were sooo good

Marc Ford, best guitar player they ever had

Absolutely fucking awesome, what a start to a gig! 2 greatest songs. Saw this tour in Newport Centre, South Wales. Fantastic!

YES! By far their best lineup! If the date in the description is right this is just a couple weeks after Rage Against the Machine's debut album was released. What a time for rock!!!

Fuck'in Rock'in & 'roll'in'!what an energy!Stage on fire with these guys!great audience! 💞⚡🔥🎵🎶🎙🎸🎹🥁🔝

Crowes in full stride here. At their best no one is better.

I regret not seeing the original line up...spectacular!

The Black Crowes at their best...when they rocked....unfortunately they self imploded and never got better after this period...still love them....great band.

the drummer just back from work, but this is amazing performance.

This is Awesome! Pure Rock N Roll!

You people MUST read Steve Gorman's book. I got it in audio format and finished it in two days while driving around for work

Southern Harmony is my Sgt. Pepper for the 90's.

Saw the Crowes a dozen times and I have to say the 92 tour was their best....the hard drugs hadn't completely kicked in. Marc was on fire and in my opinion Southern Harmony is their best album...and the set was full of tracks from that album. When I saw them in the late 90s it was a total sleeper of a show...the energy was gone. Still just a brilliant band.

Dang, despite their issues behind-the-scenes, they were so good live!!!

Saw them on this tour ( "High As The Moon" ;-) ) a few days later. They were fkn fantastic!

Awesome guitar tone. Awesome performance.

RIP Eddie Harsch