The crowd looked bemused and baffled as this alien band from another planet landed and tore up the venue with their music.

Saw them last nigh and Brett had the same energy. Even more. AMAZING.

Anybody who loved The Smiths had to be excited when these guys first arrived, I know I was. Lost interest after the first album. I don't even remember why. Maybe Butler leaving?

children. on this night. everything changed as the days of phil collins and bryan adams ruling the charts were gone in favor of something new and exciting. brit-pop began here.

lol at the crowd at the end. 🤣

The most captivating, alluring, mysterious, sexy, cool band to have emerged back then. Killer songs and attitude

Brett was mad as a box of frogs back then. What a frontman.

The stunned audience at the end are thinking, 'What's happening?? Where's Elton John or Rod Stewart??"

The most exciting band of the ‘90’s for me. Bu a mile. They had everything.

Love it. Suede's debut single. They wanted to make a track like Smells Like Teen Spirit - but ended up with a stylised post-punk version 🎉

Sitting in the mobile behind the building watching the sound guy freak as Brett smacked his arse with the mic !

This was an absolute landmark moment in British music. I love the music exec types just looking on in stoney silence. Britpop had landed, and it didn't give a fu@k!

Genuinely thrilling stuff - and hilarious - the tuxedoed stiffs in the audience didn't have a clue what was happening here. They truly were special (and still are).

"I never liked the Brits and I never will and I think the feeling is mutual. It seems to reward sales over art, scale over content: a glitzy shallow parade of facades and bottomless egos, a room of overfed men and overdressed women making underwhelming conversation. We stumbled unwashed into the party with faded second-hand clothes and badly dyed hair and went about conducting an unruly insurrection of a performance, throwing down our instruments at the end and storming off in a kind of frothy, arrogant tantrum. The sea of shocked faces that stared back at us was just grist to the mill. We felt so wonderfully out of place, revelling in the glorious incongruity: the flies in the ointment, the worms in the apple."

Saw them last night in Glasgow, 30 years on and still absolutely outstanding.

This was a big moment in my teenage years, the music I loved from NME and Melody Maker and the chart show Indie Charts on prime time TV. You could feel something was happening.

Bernard and the red ES-355.

the crowd was too stunned to even react! 🤣😆

Now that, my friends, is a MIC DROP.

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