Gone too soon

Absolutely shit hot here .

Guitar is on point

They absolutely smashed it here, nice and raw.

2:54 this part is pure fire

Free the Weatherfield one!

Yep, an oft overlooked classic. Have they ever played it since 2012?

Totally agree mate genius, remember watching this and totally blew my mind, a life changing experience...

this solo at 2:55 is the best guitar solo in the fooking history of music delivered by an unknown fooking bloke with hair loss xD

Fucking right guys Shit hot

Hot shot!

Mate. I totally feel the same abut the Mondays, 16 year old council estate kid when Bummed came out and it spoke to me like nothing else. Both saved and shaped my life and wouldn't have it any other way. Shaun Ryder, Poet of his generation!

He loved the line evidently

Epco

hahaha right on

@@chazbakes5873 Lines For MILES..

​@@EsromFFright on

Martin Hannet (their first producer) got so frustrated with Mark Day's playing that he brought in an expert guitarist to try to teach Day some basic rules of guitar playing, but the expert flat-out refused to teach him, saying, "This guy doesn't have a clue what he's doing, but it's absolutely wonderful!"

@@derkeheath5172 Close, but not quite. Tony Wilson wanted Vini Reilly to produce their first album [John Cale ultimately did it. Hannett produced Bummed]. So Vini went to see the band, but didn't like them and called them "scumbags" and "the worst kind of bastards". This is Vini's quote about Mark Day: "That guitarist, you know what Tony [Wilson], he has no idea how to play guitar, no idea what he's doing at all. That's the strange thing, because what he is doing, or rather what he's trying to do, is potentially the most inventive stuff that anyone has played for at least ten years."

​​@@grizcuz Mark Day came up with some of the most creative, cool yet simple riffs. I'd take a guy like him over a super technical virtuoso any day

@@iker8010 I wasn't having a go at Mark Day. Only quoting what Vini Reilly [another exceptional guitarist] said about him. I think Day is criminally underrated. He's rarely mentioned in the pantheon of great Mancunian guitarists, like Marr and Squire frequently are. But he's their equal in my eyes and I've been a Mondays fan since 1986 when I first saw them supporting New Order.

​@@grizcuz Wow that's incredible. You've been hearing them since the Tart Tart era? I'm 24 and got heavily into the Mondays when I was 18, first song I listened of them was probably Loose Fit.

Yeah, I’ve love Liam but he’s an amateur compared to this!

Liam totally copied that off Shaun Ryder, he didn't hold the mic like that for long but for me he looked better holding the mic, Liam was well into the happy mondays around this time

Best era for music ... by far

88 91, you're right, acid house as well

Bez: I made it nice and warm for ya

​@nickypoundtown956whywho u going banging on the aboutmm8

Yea but I go 1or 2 I f..king 💯 did never take rating lol I mean it people

I don't send me wooden cards

I work with a guy who has meet him a few times his girlfriend friend knows moose's daughter.... Says he's cool as fuck! and pretty modest to boot 👍👍👍

THIS IS MUSIC....🙏

Underrated for sure

I was about to link a few videos and message my brother with the same point (but couldnt be arsed)... then I saw what you wrote. Simply put, its not what Mark Day plays, but how he knows what to play in order to contribute to the sound as a whole ... okay many people know how to do that .. but when the music i.e. the happy mondays, cuts across so many genres, to do that is a genuine art. It is an art that doesnt conform to what a guitarist ought to be doing, so it goes completely unnoticed.

Still is!!! Yeah Moose and the Mondays are the merry men

They were true and music was ahead in time maybe a decade. Everyone drunk in this fountain of these outlaws.

I didn't think coldplay was an actual thing since 2008

since 2000

Coldplay songs are usually all the same You hear the intro and think this sounds OK, you then realise it's Coldplay. After a week of hearing it on the works radio you want to kill the band using the CD of the current single.

GriefTourist Think the Mondays blow Oasis away too..

One band doesn't have to do anything with the other. Shitty comparison.. Different bands from different times..

Bandido

YES.

I totally see it haha

and when I see shaun I think of deirdre barlow

the lad from Ferris bulers day off

raulbric eh

modfather1964 well, mission accomplished then!

Heroin... its bad.