My Bloody Valentine - You Made Me Realise - 'Holocaust'

[ComputerGeek396]

I'd do anything to see this live.

[silversupremacist]

felt like i'd just been through a war at the end of this, sick

[LPJeetkunedo]

This must obliterate your ears.

I MUST SEE THEM.

Also, I noticed you said "the first five minutes" of the noise holocaust.... how long did this go on for?

[petemanning1975]

@LPJeetkunedo - at least half an hour though it was kind of trance inducing so it's hard to say exactly. Loudest thing I've ever heard, was shell shocked for hours afterwards.

[nelson3300]

its like a million chainsaws and jackhammers going off in a small concrete room zomg

[theflyintheointment]

i was at this gig, and it's all very well and good doing all that 'fuck you all' tosh, but to be honest, i was wasn't one of the chin strokers and would've preferred to've heard a few other of my favourite songs by them in the time it took them to wank off for this long. although having said that, it WAS a fucking amazing gig, and i will love my bloody valentine till i die - i just can't be arsed with this nonsense.

[CocoonSoon]

Feel it?

[JonVind]

WTF?

[nickmainline]

I was at this show sat on the balcony in the center. It actually felt like the whole building was going to colapse. It was vibrating the chair, floor and walls around us and making my hair blow! Beyond amazing!!!

[Shhparkle]

i'd love to experience this painful yet amazing experience... someday i'll see them. let's hope so!!!

[font9a]

earplugs don't even lessen the sound one iota. they're worthless against this sonic onslaught of awesome and overwhelming noise. best. show. ever.

[donisaggenau]

At the L.A. show, an ambulance showed. Not exactly sure why, but it mighta had something to do with the Holocaust. I loved it though!!

[Mekakakaka]

I was there. I'm not 100% sure, but I'm pretty sure my ears actually started bleeding by the end of the show. It was amazing.

[phenumpkin]

THERAPY FOR THE BRAIN

[swisstony123]

I saw them last year doing this everthing moved there was a rumble like nothing I'd ever expieranced before.

[ramonesaudibert]

i wanna experience that SO BAD! please make a south-american tour, PLEAAAAAAAASE!

[Mash1996]

we can only hope ....

[thedeadcellist]

I was 15 feet from the speakers in New York. It was like being reborn.

[incuvana]

i hate you

[fatalblades]

i completely agree.

[phenumpkin]

No pussy earplugs for me!!

[deengew]

aint i on a pill? ridin down Phil?

[GeoAl09]

@ BATCH420

this is like amazing. like some have said here, its not actually "music" but more of an expiereince. the feeling was aamzing. and i agree with pete completely, thats how i felt when i saw them in chicago.

[BATCH420]

Who enjoys this, and why?

[petemanning1975]

In answer to your first question the thousands of people who came to saw them I guess.

I enjoyed it. Yes, its not 'music' but there was musical activity and progression and it was an incredible thing to experience - physically overwhelming and capable of inducing a sort of trance state where you lost sense of time and place in a way that no other noise act I've seen have managed.

[zemechanism]

sorry pete, i really am sorry, i was horribly drunk earlier and have now sobered and have no idea why im still awake. once again, sorry. it was a great show, nothing much to loose was best song of the night in my opinion, the noise was very insane.

[petemanning1975]

no worries. get some sleep, or enjoy the rest of your trip or whatever ;)

[zemechanism]

ha!

what a show. they had to stop halfway through because some guy called pete manning 1975 or summet did a massive shit on the floor so the bouncers and i kicked him out kicked im in his stinky unwashed teeth for 6 and a half minutes then spat on him till he cried then went to his house, realised it stank and swiftly returned to the show.

[petemanning1975]

You got issues or something? I enjoyed the show - so did you. What's the problem?

[zemechanism]

was a really amazing show. the english use to torture the irish using immense white sound techniques like that for hours, it can send a person insane very quickly. alot of people were covering thier ears

[petemanning1975]

and now the irish torture the english with it. revenge.

I didn't see anyone covering their ears at the Manchester show but heard it was louder than the London shows where they did cover their ears. what does that say? (other than e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e- for the rest of your life?)

[zemechanism]

thank you for that pete

[zemechanism]

ure old arent you

[zemechanism]

u were really far back i was at the front next to the speakers loving it

[oldcolonyfire]

I was there and I swear that was the most unbelievable thing I have ever heard. No one can agree on an actual figure, but it was at least 25 minutes (probably even longer!).

The noise didn't fade out either - it phased between different sounds but the volume stayed relentlessly high. More than anything it's the power of the sound that causes it to be such an amazing experience...