I was there, took my younger sister and her mate. We were right at the front until the second song and they both were helped over the barrier. Was also working there at the time. Great night and an amazing live band.

Beautiful ❤

I went to that concert, rode down on my 50cc Motorbike from Nottingham!

I was at this gig ,they were amazing !Please reform for a few live dates we miss you !!

I was there!!!!

And here it is, the concert I was *supposed* to go to but was working nights and my opposite wouldn't swap. I still remember his name. I have a doll. And pins.

great times, so long ago! Keep the vids coming Julianne

💗💗☮☮✌🏼✌🏼

Beautiful ❤️

In my view the best song of All About Eve as a band, I adore this song (no I'm not religious :) if you really know the lyrics). The sound on this album is very mature. Martha's harbour is at that level as well, but so different. Could have, should have, underrated, you name it.

Never got the chance to see them live - this is the next best thing 🤘

Hard to believe that was over 20 years ago. I last saw them in '91. Spending the last day and a half revisiting this band has made an old goth very happy!

Thank you so much for sharing this! I saw them on this tour at the UEA in Norwich. They opened the show with Every Angel then, but, like this gig, they played Shelter From the Rain and Paradise. I saw them again at the UEA in '89 and they did open that show with She Moves, there was a sea fog of dry ice and Mark scared the hell out of everyone with his opening kick drum as nobody saw him come on stage! It sent shivers down my spine hearing it again. I'd forgotten just how magical Eve were.

This was the tour I saw them on at the Albert Hall. A transformational experience.

I love this band ❤️

AWESOME BAND!!!!

How has this video got no comments?? Julianne Regan is a powerhouse!! Her voice is unbelievable, thank you Julianne, you will never know how much you have inspired us mere mortals!!

I’m in the minority on this, but for me this is AAE at their absolute pinnacle.

I so enjoyed going to watch this band live and buying the records. Wonderful times. X

Beautiful music 🎸❤

what - a - voice!

If you know, you know. Great Bands never die!

I can still picture the lounge of my old flat in London in 1989 where I finally opened the CD of the first AAE album that to my shame as a gift from my brother had been sitting unopened for a few months. It was a total revelation and from that moment on I was hooked. My first experience of seeing them live was at the Albert Hall in April the following year and we were all taken aback by the devotion of the fans and how utterly brilliant they were live. My friend Ian who some may have describe as somewhat cynical was particularly impressed. " they didn't drop a note" he said over and over as we headed out into the night air! Magical...

Incredible Musician and what a fantastic voice. Was a big admirer of their music, still am.

awesome thanx for this 👍🏻👌🏻🙏

Didn't they have the drummer from Xmal Deutschland around this time? I hadn't realised they gigged with the drum machine.

Jeez, Mark's kit is SO 1989. The bloody size of it with crashes all over the place mounted high up and all around. I bet they're all Zildjians too!

Oh my god that opener. oh my god.

They were just the best live band in the world at that moment and really should be households names. Just phenomenal. I saw them two weeks before this on this tour and it was the first "proper" gig I ever went to. Been to many hundreds since but that one still probably stands as the greatest. I've occasionally wondered whether I've just become a jaded cynic and if that was my 100th gig rather than my first I'd have been less bowled over. Good to see my memory was right: they were just brilliant.

OMG How did you find this?! I had just started my new job at Royal Mail and my manager took pity on me when I said I had bought a ticket a few weeks back but couldn't go now. He let me have the last two hours off so I could go to the Guildhall just around the corner. Thanks for posting! P.S I am still in the same job so if there is any chance of a reunion lol.

Low Fi

Great to hear Paradise!

Gosh - takes me back. Happy days indeed!

In The Meadow...yes...brilliant. Thank You.😊

THANK YOU❤️ MY FAVORITE BAND, MY FAVORITE VOICE WHEN I WAS ON MY TWENTIES, LAST CENTURY. FABULOUS LIVE SOUND 👌

Sounds very much that 'Set Sail' was an early version of 'Candy Tree'.

Fantastic!

gracias por subir esta joya!!! adoro esas guitarras crudas y la versátil voz de Julianne.

Thanks for sharing!!❤

With the drum machine they're like a wonderful mix of Siouxsie and The Sisters

Didn't realise Dream Now was this early a song! Great show, thanks.

Fab👍 Hi guys, how you all doing?

Brilliant!

Those were properly great gigs. Very glad someone recorded them !

This is such a great pleasure to see this again with a better quality thant what I had (from a VHS bought in Camden in the late 80's).

My favorite song of all time.

Adoro el sonido poderoso de Mark Price en AAE, una Tama tiene que sonar así! El sonido que logra en Scarlet and other Stories es tremendo!!.

I wonder where Ric Sanders was hiding with the electric violin? Behind the sofa, perhaps.

Excellent! Saw them at the Royal Albert Hall back in the day, but didn't know about them in '85. And didn't know they had all these songs they never released. Love this version of In The Clouds! And love all the unreleased songs, except perhaps Suppertime.

Have their albums and taped their shows from radio broadcasts back in the 80s and 90s, then they disappeared! Heard they'd split up.