Kula Shaker - Reading Festival (2 of 5)

[ladygayzer]

I was right there... It started to piss down and he started singing "rain"... I thought he was just making it up coz it was raining...

[cabbaman98]

what a pair of trousers!

[keiwa11]

The Greatest band EVER!!!! How something such excelent could exist??

[cornwallgeezer]

I'm a Brit and I listened to all their stuff in 90's.

This band along with Supergrass were hugely under rated

Great frontman Hendrix style.

[scaleshchess]

my 2 fave bands as well! After that era there was not much else in music - I have yet to find a good solid band to exceed them.

[foolsgoldsoma]

Supergrass are amazing...seen them live many times!

[jonomutiny]

@cornwallgeezer ABSOLUTELY!!!! Just saw Supergrass at Barrowlands on the last ever tour, splitting because it must be hard to be underrated all the time and everyone telling you so!! They fucking rocked by the way!!!!!! An album still on tape but not yet released!!! Fingers crossed eh?

[foolsgoldsoma]

Why did the Brits hate these guys so much back in the 90s? They sound amazin'.

[scaleshchess]

because the music industry is manipulated by those that don't want musicians with a peace message in their music to be promoted. Can you read between the lines? New World Order ring a bell?

[3rdsidewalker]

@scaleshchess i could not agree more. this always happen to bands or musicians who are speaking about 'bright enlightened future'. suddenly, medias would turn against these musicians, for some silly reason. the underrating is fabricated, i hope they realize that.

[scaleshchess]

@3rdsidewalker yes, it's too obvious to go unnoticed. I remember all the mockery they recieved from magz such as NME about "(KS) being carried away with the hindu stuff" and "frontman behaving like a rich spoiled brat who wants to be a rockstar" and the likes. How utterly rediculous. They choose to tarnish acts that offer something good to the music world, but choose to promote acts that cannot see further than the surface. These are dark times I reckon.

[jonomutiny]

@foolsgoldsoma They didnt.

[SaulTiberiusNads]

Yes, it's a Beatles song. It was the 'B' side of Paperback Writer. Just type 'Rain' and 'Beatles' in the search box. You'll love it!

[OmSoham7]

Hi!..these are awesome..but does anyone know where one can find the song 'Rain'...audio version?

Thanks!

[IndonesianBond]

Haha... He sing the wrong lyrics at verse 1 of Tattva. It Should be, "like the flower and the scent of summer" instead he said, "at the moment and the scent of summer".

Great Band though!!!

[maroth86]

lol yes, or it could have been planned. Jeff Buckley did that all the time -- invent new lyrics, even just a few new words, at his live shows to show how he was feeling at the time

[scaleshchess]

the Great Janis Joplin was doing that also!

[simmyuk]

fukin awesome

[gaura]

why is there no next part

[GGiblet]

to each his own in fashion, as long as you are modestly covered

love one another

[way2blue]

Watch the new video for 'Second Sight' youtube . com/watch?v=bsMskYfLsWw

Plus a new FREE track is available to download at

kulashaker. co. uk

[gucken78]

i like the music very much, but concerning clothes, mills takes the 60s a little too serious...

[Queteo]

Crispian is OWER COOL wtíth strips so shut up!

Long live kula shaker!

[gucken78]

so you`re 106, that`s why you stick to the past!

go on, grandpa!

[Queteo]

IM 13 YEARS OLD !!!

[queenofwoodlands]

Tattva. I was there! Was great. The Stone Roses were terrible that year.

[Jack1Boots]

what's that last track called ?  thx again

[blackribbon79]

Last track's called Gokula from the album Hush and its based on a musical piece from George Harrison. Long Live K!!

[shivalinga]

There was no album "Hush", just a song. "Gokula" is off of the "Summer Sun" EP.

[Antroid]

People mistake Hush as an album beacause it was brought out as an LP with 5 B-Sides.

[Jack1Boots]

omfg great thx

[marcelitocordoba]

om shanti, shanti, shanti

[futureboycolin]

jesus...they were really great

[shivalinga]

I misswrote, that was Reading not Redding, and they didn't play there in 1997, so it's 96. Reading is a town in south east england.

[mic303]

reading

[shivalinga]

Yes, right, that's the Redding Festival (U.K.), '96 or '97. The whole thing was posted here on Utube but was taken down not long ago for some reason.