Devoto's vocals were well suited to this sinister, dark sound, much more than the cute pop-punk sound of the Buzzcocks.That's not to say 'Spiral Scratch' isn't one of the best EPs of the 70s, it's the early Manchester punk sound at its finest. Had Magazine formed two years later with this sound they'd have been bigger, much bigger. Kids weren't quite ready for this in 78.
@SEYMORDICK i KNOW LOL ... I did the guitar parts recently and my husband played bass becuase we covered it with our band and then I checked the "tabs" later and I was like WTF?? Didn't make any sense to me and our version sounded just fine. I just watched him in the video too which actually helps. I had only seen him (JMcG) with Banshees and not with magazine.
if you have come across this and like the guitar playing. Check out ju ju by souixsie and the banshees. When it comes to atmospheric soundscape guitar it sounds like he was raised in a mortuary _ quite simply stunnining awesome and very creepy. luv it
These guys were a most unusual band in the punk/new wave era. The band was immensely talented and the songs were much more than three chord rockers. As beautiful as their songs were, they were always dark. I compare them to Stone Temple Pilots in that you have a fantastic band with a tortured, drug-addled frontman.
Does anybody know what kind of guitar John McGeoch is playing? He plays it in every video I've seen. Looks like some kind of Gibson, but I'm not sure...
McGeoch is playing a Yamaha SG2000. He used this guitar with Banshees, Armoury Show and PiL. He did use others but this was his main instrument. Amazing guitarist!
these guys must have a lot of their older, original fans and unfortunately haven't picked up many new ones because i read over some comments and i noticed no one has mentioned that Ministry covered this song on the Animositisomina album, and that's what brought me here. maybe other ministry fans don't have such good and varied tastes as i do. not trying to insult any of them, just saying...
Devoto's t-shirt looks like it's a Linder Sterling design. She's the singer of Ludus and dated Howard Devoto and did the cover art for Real Life, so it makes complete sense. I'd kill to get me one of those!
Did we? I'm not so sure we did. I came into music jounalism a couple of year slater I admit but I'd wager 'post punk' was an idiom invented MUCH later. 'New Wave' certainly was the general term. The Buzzcocks were definitely considered to be punk, especially with Howard.
On guitar nowadays in the latest incarnation of Magazine is Noko, who was previously with Devoto in his band Luxuria. Excellent he is too, but no-one can replace JM.
the russell club,later the factory........thanks for that not heard that name for yrs,i saw u.k.subs there when i was 13 got thrown out for being too young.......cheers.
Thanks for posting this. I'm just discovering this band.
For me a lot of this postpunk stuff - Magazine, Siouxsie & the Banshees, early Ultravox etc, stands the test of time a lot better than the Sex Pistols etc It's like
Jeepers they look young here. Love this song heaps, especially the groooovy keyboard backing. On the John Peel sessions with Magazine, he mixes the keys way up and it it becomes almost haunting
Stunning, timeless sound. Very evocative of these immediate post-punk days. After the excitement, statement but actual musical austerity of punk, no one really expected Magazine, PIL, Siouxsie Sioux, etc, to provide such original avant garde groundbreaking lyrics alongside its sweeping, majestic new soundscaping & all delivered with an uncomprisiming edge.
Yeah, I saw them, They were brilliant, even though i had never properly listened to them. I had always loved post-punk so my dad said let's go. I lso met Barry Adamson: one of the nicest guys ever!
i seen them at the newcastle gig mentioned by dadswizz, and i agree, they were something else, very good and way ahead for the time ! ! howard devoto intresting type of guy eh !
Magazine formed by april 1977, and Joy Division became Joy Division a bit later (they called themselves as Warsaw). By the time, although Magazine released their first single "Shot by both sides" in early 1978 while Joy Division released An Ideal For Living EP in June. Magazine, i think.
This song was never a Buzzcocks song. Are you thinking of "Shot By Both Sides"? That song was originally recorded by the Buzzcocks as "Lipstick", then Devoto rewrote the lyrics for Magazine.
creativity /light /bonzo76rockon........bolocks ,then its over, worlds a stage ,good thing 4 me ,cheers rock over wtf wtf dobbs fing ferry brown hedge hogs look at the tulips and watch them grow!!!!!!!!!!!
This song was never a Buzzcocks song. Are you thinking of "Shot By Both Sides"? That song was originally recorded by the Buzzcocks as "Lipstick", then Devoto rewrote the lyrics for Magazine.
i need to know what kind of bass was that Barry used in these 78' vids. I know it was a Rickenbacker and it's discontinued, but i need to know what was because i want to own one (although used).
Looks like a modified Rick 4001 with a different neck pickup. It might be a 4000 model actually, I can't see if it has traingular or dot markers. If it is a 4000 then these only came with a bridge pickup, which might explain the custom neck pickup in Barry's guitar. Never seen another one like it so can only assume Barry had it modified to his own specs and therefore it's unique. Nice sound from it though!
Just checked out some other Magazine videos and Rickenbacker sites. Barry's Rick has dot markers, no binding and probably came with twin pickups, therefore it's actually a 4001S and not a 4000. It still looks to be modified though and I'd love to know what that neck pickup is!
Yeah, i also. However, some or many people say Rickenbacker basses have limit sounding, and that is the reason many former Rick users changed to others....OMD's Andy McCluskey to Fender Jazz/Prec, Jam's bassist to Fender Prec (but i saw in a 1980s video rick returned with him). I think they are referring to the current 4003 versions, which i think also these basses have a limit sounding, but Barry's Rick seems better and i can comparate it with my Squier Precision...
He was listed as among Mojo Magazine's "100 Greatest Guitarists of Rock", often called "the post-Punk Jimmy Page" although for my money he was BETTER than Page!
Man, I love seeing all these clips, I bought the download of Scree last week and am just catching up on all these Youtube posts, brilliant, it's nice to see loyalty
I'm sorry. Don't shoot the messenger but i'm pretty sure he did. I read that he'd been living in either L.A or San Francisco and that he'd hanged himself after a long bout of depression. Mind you, its about 4yrs since i read it and i'd love it not to be true.
It's not true - he died in his sleep at the age of 48. He is one of my top five guitarists. Whilst he had previously lived in LA and had a breakdown, he had since moved back to the UK and qualified as a nurse, but was also making background music for TV when he died.
saw magazine in 1978 (definitive gaze) at lancaster uni, i was 14 and again in 1979 (secondhand daylight) at blackburn king georges hall, remember it like yesterday, brill. so how chuffed ami got a ticket (thanks kev) for manchester academy tueday 17th of february, scary 30 years since last time, minus clash tee shirt, silver skin tight jeans, bondage straps, and leopard skin bum flap and 30" waist!
Hey Roz, I was at the same gig Lancaster 78 and off to see them in about 4 hours at Manc Academy. Cannot wait - my wife has even forgiven me for not wining & dining her for Valentine's!
Agreed, with Banshees an PIL included. Really enjoy reading views from young people, especially Americans discovering stuff like this, tho' not implyin thats you or any comments here, or that its a negative thing.
See you on the 14th.This is the end of the world in the centre of the the world.God will judge every one of those losers who cannot see art,music and true inspiration that is here.We will disappear before there eyes !!!!
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Version909 1 year ago
Magnificent! One of my absolute fave songs by this band. They were wonderful.
Castile100 1 year ago
SLFMARTIN this was the 70's . . .
boggedmaffus 1 year ago
You see Devoto's meaning of this song when you're 'peaking' on 100 freshly-picked.
pebbleintheunivers23 1 year ago
Devoto's vocals were well suited to this sinister, dark sound, much more than the cute pop-punk sound of the Buzzcocks.That's not to say 'Spiral Scratch' isn't one of the best EPs of the 70s, it's the early Manchester punk sound at its finest. Had Magazine formed two years later with this sound they'd have been bigger, much bigger. Kids weren't quite ready for this in 78.
G0IFI 1 year ago
This music is dark, the 80`s were dark, i grew up in the dark, i love the dark :-]
SLFMARTIN 1 year ago 5
johnny mac on guitar(sigh)the best ever...RIP kid ,we'll never hear the same again
siarung 1 year ago
Brilliant track from a brilliant group of post-punk legends.
debruno55 1 year ago
crucial in development of post punk
faceinembryo 1 year ago
looking back,..this was cool as fk.
tigerhorsefield 1 year ago
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post punk no junk
heavydutydudes 1 year ago
post punk no junk
heavydutydudes 1 year ago 2
Tremendo, Howard Devoto es un puro genio!
Cordero787 1 year ago
devoto
quasi-diety
never popular, always crucial.
xyaqua 1 year ago
does anyone know how to play the bass for this song?? i cant find a tab anywhere
Mehello987 1 year ago
@Mehello987 ....just figure it out...thats what we used to do before the net
SEYMORDICK 1 year ago
@SEYMORDICK i KNOW LOL ... I did the guitar parts recently and my husband played bass becuase we covered it with our band and then I checked the "tabs" later and I was like WTF?? Didn't make any sense to me and our version sounded just fine. I just watched him in the video too which actually helps. I had only seen him (JMcG) with Banshees and not with magazine.
brookbart 1 year ago
@Mehello987 - a tab might help, I suppose.
pebbleintheunivers23 1 year ago
if you have come across this and like the guitar playing. Check out ju ju by souixsie and the banshees. When it comes to atmospheric soundscape guitar it sounds like he was raised in a mortuary _ quite simply stunnining awesome and very creepy. luv it
thunderferretsarego 1 year ago
@thunderferretsarego
get the 12" version of spellbound. willmake your hair stand on end
kbr61263 1 year ago
Oh my God does this take me back. Magazine, Visage, steve Strange.... devoto, the buzzcocks and luxuria.
sublime cool.
xyaqua 1 year ago
Pink cashmere v-neck FTW!
NineShagnasty 1 year ago
These guys were a most unusual band in the punk/new wave era. The band was immensely talented and the songs were much more than three chord rockers. As beautiful as their songs were, they were always dark. I compare them to Stone Temple Pilots in that you have a fantastic band with a tortured, drug-addled frontman.
Does anybody know what kind of guitar John McGeoch is playing? He plays it in every video I've seen. Looks like some kind of Gibson, but I'm not sure...
jeffreyeason 1 year ago
McGeoch is playing a Yamaha SG2000. He used this guitar with Banshees, Armoury Show and PiL. He did use others but this was his main instrument. Amazing guitarist!
drlaim 1 year ago
these guys must have a lot of their older, original fans and unfortunately haven't picked up many new ones because i read over some comments and i noticed no one has mentioned that Ministry covered this song on the Animositisomina album, and that's what brought me here. maybe other ministry fans don't have such good and varied tastes as i do. not trying to insult any of them, just saying...
TheHevquip 1 year ago
Just got into this group a few years ago. They were brilliant!
debruno55 1 year ago
Barry inspired me to learn bass at 16..
Manchester was a great place to be in the late 70's..
Magazine..what a great f##kin band..
Bigsbeee 2 years ago 3
Love how he walks out of shot after he has sung the verse.....Genius
stakka79 2 years ago
Wish JM was alive to see what a legend/inspiration he's become to so many.
sunregent 2 years ago 5
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brookbart 2 years ago
@ sunregent -- he inspires my playing every day still -- always has! xxxx
brookbart 2 years ago
JM?
declan3906 2 years ago
4th march 2004 died in his sleep.any more info?
declan3906 2 years ago
AWAYDAYS =D
MarkEff1 2 years ago 3
I like much that song!!!
marcopage1960 2 years ago
sounds like joy division sometimes, no?Slightly at 1.12. not at 3.00 . amazing.
pilotprospecteur 2 years ago
I agree
retrorichie80s 2 years ago
JM -- jesus brilliant and sorely missed ...
brookbart 2 years ago
Just heard this for the first time in, "Awaydays." Amazing. Thanks for posting.
kurisutokaochan 2 years ago 2
John mcGeoch is a great great guitarist really great
1172404 2 years ago 8
just great music
ejshulman 2 years ago
Devoto's t-shirt looks like it's a Linder Sterling design. She's the singer of Ludus and dated Howard Devoto and did the cover art for Real Life, so it makes complete sense. I'd kill to get me one of those!
bennyshambles 2 years ago
I love the cover art Linder did for Ludus
Kingfisher921 2 years ago
fantastic...far too good to be punk...it's prog!
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brookbart 2 years ago
Did we? I'm not so sure we did. I came into music jounalism a couple of year slater I admit but I'd wager 'post punk' was an idiom invented MUCH later. 'New Wave' certainly was the general term. The Buzzcocks were definitely considered to be punk, especially with Howard.
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whatever -- I am just a musician who was actually there at the time -- let me not argue with journalists : )
brookbart 2 years ago
dig jm hand behind the back pose -- beauty : )
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Ps3Consoles4Free 2 years ago
Whos playing guitar nowadays?
shufflevans 2 years ago
On guitar nowadays in the latest incarnation of Magazine is Noko, who was previously with Devoto in his band Luxuria. Excellent he is too, but no-one can replace JM.
professoricon 2 years ago
Thanks for the info. And youre right about John McGeoch
shufflevans 2 years ago
CLASSIC......watch their full set from the electric proms on the bbc, you won't be disappointed.
BdumBedum 2 years ago
Absolutely brilliant..still sounds like it could have been recorded yesterday. Still proud to own my vinyl copy of "Real Life" .
abagail4me 2 years ago
need to find when there touring. if any1 finds a date in uk let me know. might even buy ya a ticket
DubDealaJoe90 2 years ago
It's already happened, they did five dates in February and then some festivals over the summer. Although they haven't ruled out more.
JamesBCS 2 years ago
brilliant on jools i presume a tour on the way
carbenali 2 years ago
I miss the 80's. So much great music packed into a few short years, it's amazing. Great song!
corkbender 2 years ago 2
This was actually from 1978 I think. Went to see them at The Russell Club in Manchester at the time - I was about 15 I guess. Awesome band.
bouverieboy 2 years ago
the russell club,later the factory........thanks for that not heard that name for yrs,i saw u.k.subs there when i was 13 got thrown out for being too young.......cheers.
garymilli 2 years ago
Thanks for posting this. I'm just discovering this band.
For me a lot of this postpunk stuff - Magazine, Siouxsie & the Banshees, early Ultravox etc, stands the test of time a lot better than the Sex Pistols etc It's like
Mainstream 70s music = Constipation
Punk = Enema
This stuff = Ahh that's Much better...
roquefort88888 2 years ago 4
John McGeoch :)
StrummerLivesxxx 2 years ago 2
Lovely slow burner of a song. Majestic and melodic. They don't make 'em like they used to!
simleybaton 2 years ago 2
No they dont :(
StrummerLivesxxx 2 years ago
not surprising,....
HarmonicsExplorer 2 years ago
aaaagggghhhhh i hate being fifty fuckin two ........need i say more
CHILLO1231 2 years ago 3
Dude, chill! We lived through the best music EVER!
HryMuscle 2 years ago
yeah your right........i,ll just remember the great times we had when music was real .....cheers
CHILLO1231 2 years ago
yes this was the best music ever and i want to go back in time and do it again
joy division , cure new order bauhaus omd physchadelic furs 999 buzzcoskcs iggy pop souixis and banshees
alansready 2 years ago
Great song! post punk at its best
Zephyrus5491 2 years ago
AAAAAHHH YES!!!!!!
kaney200 2 years ago
Magazine- I was a huge fan and listening to it now makes me realize that they were a great band. All good musicians. Love this song
ZAOUWV 2 years ago 3
absolutely love it
ELGONZALESS 2 years ago
a big thanks to sham64andahalf for exposing sheer brilliance to the world.keep it up .
axellock62 2 years ago
my fave mag song ever. why don't they tour? can't afford to go to london.what do you of morrissey's "song from under.."?
stevejah7 2 years ago
they toured at the tail end of last year
murray1234567891011 2 years ago
brilliant and timeless. I had the same epiphany when I realized that John McGeoch was the common denominator on some of my favorite recordings.
sean3415 2 years ago
Jeepers they look young here. Love this song heaps, especially the groooovy keyboard backing. On the John Peel sessions with Magazine, he mixes the keys way up and it it becomes almost haunting
progfr0g 2 years ago
Stunning, timeless sound. Very evocative of these immediate post-punk days. After the excitement, statement but actual musical austerity of punk, no one really expected Magazine, PIL, Siouxsie Sioux, etc, to provide such original avant garde groundbreaking lyrics alongside its sweeping, majestic new soundscaping & all delivered with an uncomprisiming edge.
whitechapelone 2 years ago 3
Great track & the 3 bands you name all had John McGeoch in them at some time. Coincidence?
roywebber 2 years ago
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Wow, I forgot how good this was. Incredible!
rhythmcounts 2 years ago
This has been one of my FAVE Magazine songs for years! Thanks for posting it!!
Castile100 2 years ago
One of the best songs ever...bloody brilliant, they don't make them like this anymore...sigh
ACroft13 2 years ago 4
was a good song to awaydays ost
letsaveyer 2 years ago
NOSNAWS ...
rastesdcat 2 years ago
SWANSON...
dookie2kie 2 years ago
Boy this song takes me back.
Parmsingh1234 2 years ago
checked out .minisrty there version is great , just leaves this in my head
spassy13 2 years ago
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did they have to pay royalties to gary glitter?
TheGreatWendt 2 years ago
Gotta love synths on both sides...the guy's only playing one note, but in the 1980's, you still gotta have two keyboards.
Great song.
xyling 2 years ago 3
Magazine is the most brilliant and least appreciated of the English bands of their time.
strangeparty 2 years ago 7
The Ministry's version of this music is great fantastic
Kalunga76 2 years ago
Yeh right Like some cheapo tribute band!
Zarb1302 2 years ago
has anyone seen then on the 2009 tour??? Are they still as good as they were?
geegarry 2 years ago
Yeah, I saw them, They were brilliant, even though i had never properly listened to them. I had always loved post-punk so my dad said let's go. I lso met Barry Adamson: one of the nicest guys ever!
junglesam 2 years ago
Wow, this is great.
3589546 2 years ago 3
It was never the same after that. It cuts through everything, needs no aids. A different, magnetic beauty. United States of Erotica.
ViktorValov 2 years ago
Pete Murphy does a pretty decent version n'all. I think it's on 'Should The World Fail To Fall Apart.'
brunosis 2 years ago
One of the most fabulous punk songs ever... Ahhh, memories... Anyone remeber the Screaming Believers version? Probably better than the original...
TheShazwani 2 years ago
Every Light Pours Out Exactly The Same
nignatz 2 years ago
Brill, Razorcuts do a good version of this song too.
missmong1 2 years ago
This tune, together with the first sighting of the Pack, has to be the best scene in 'Awaydays.'
dita86 2 years ago
i seen them at the newcastle gig mentioned by dadswizz, and i agree, they were something else, very good and way ahead for the time ! ! howard devoto intresting type of guy eh !
hartz476 2 years ago
who were first, Joy Division or these guys?
LordNothing 2 years ago
Joy Division, technically, although they were putting out music at the same time.
haveyouseenherlately 2 years ago 2
Both great bands.
Lithium2162 2 years ago 4
Magazine formed by april 1977, and Joy Division became Joy Division a bit later (they called themselves as Warsaw). By the time, although Magazine released their first single "Shot by both sides" in early 1978 while Joy Division released An Ideal For Living EP in June. Magazine, i think.
FrancoDamn 2 years ago 3
This song was never a Buzzcocks song. Are you thinking of "Shot By Both Sides"? That song was originally recorded by the Buzzcocks as "Lipstick", then Devoto rewrote the lyrics for Magazine.
IS CORRECT !
ronnie7749 2 years ago
pritty sure i thy played it ,or something very much alike when seen 76 ish ,sounds like a shelly riff anyway..thanks for reply ronnie7749
fuguestate101 2 years ago
Very Cool indeed ..... This song was also covered by Peter Murphy ...
sp4172 2 years ago
classic timeless fucking great. loved it then and now. seen them at newcastle uni 78 and they blew the place away
dadswizz 2 years ago
Time flies, time crawls. The conspiracy. The light pours out of me.
What a poet, with music attached. And not just any old music.
Makes you kind of think.
kirkwallboy 2 years ago 2
Just Brilliant !
JohnOliver82 2 years ago
creativity /light /bonzo76rockon........bolocks ,then its over, worlds a stage ,good thing 4 me ,cheers rock over wtf wtf dobbs fing ferry brown hedge hogs look at the tulips and watch them grow!!!!!!!!!!!
luvumo2day 2 years ago
Great song, great lyrics, great band
Why analyse, question or debate
The history, the type of Guitar, the "in knowledge" - that's crap - just listen
jacquelinepage 2 years ago
drunk rock oh no i said it rockon bonzo 76 wellcomposed good use of condencers lbonzo76rockon!!!!!!!!!!!!
luvumo2day 2 years ago
anyone got the orig busscocks/shelly version...post it please
fuguestate101 2 years ago
This song was never a Buzzcocks song. Are you thinking of "Shot By Both Sides"? That song was originally recorded by the Buzzcocks as "Lipstick", then Devoto rewrote the lyrics for Magazine.
Babyhowdy233 2 years ago
i need to know what kind of bass was that Barry used in these 78' vids. I know it was a Rickenbacker and it's discontinued, but i need to know what was because i want to own one (although used).
FrancoDamn 2 years ago
Looks like a modified Rick 4001 with a different neck pickup. It might be a 4000 model actually, I can't see if it has traingular or dot markers. If it is a 4000 then these only came with a bridge pickup, which might explain the custom neck pickup in Barry's guitar. Never seen another one like it so can only assume Barry had it modified to his own specs and therefore it's unique. Nice sound from it though!
1986uno45s 2 years ago
Just checked out some other Magazine videos and Rickenbacker sites. Barry's Rick has dot markers, no binding and probably came with twin pickups, therefore it's actually a 4001S and not a 4000. It still looks to be modified though and I'd love to know what that neck pickup is!
1986uno45s 2 years ago
Yeah, i also. However, some or many people say Rickenbacker basses have limit sounding, and that is the reason many former Rick users changed to others....OMD's Andy McCluskey to Fender Jazz/Prec, Jam's bassist to Fender Prec (but i saw in a 1980s video rick returned with him). I think they are referring to the current 4003 versions, which i think also these basses have a limit sounding, but Barry's Rick seems better and i can comparate it with my Squier Precision...
FrancoDamn 2 years ago
who died ?
starvengers67 2 years ago
Great song.
John McGeoch must be one of the greatest guitarists ever. Check out his work in anything he's been involved with: the Banshees, Magazine, PIL.
Genius!
TheDulwichOnion 2 years ago 3
I quite agree!!!
Babyhowdy233 2 years ago
He was listed as among Mojo Magazine's "100 Greatest Guitarists of Rock", often called "the post-Punk Jimmy Page" although for my money he was BETTER than Page!
Babyhowdy233 2 years ago 3
Man, I love seeing all these clips, I bought the download of Scree last week and am just catching up on all these Youtube posts, brilliant, it's nice to see loyalty
woodiestv 2 years ago
this is really good :)
trepanatedman 2 years ago
Trent Reznor definitely took a few key notes from these guys, hehe.
NeoandGeo 2 years ago
mcgeogh topped himself, i cant believe it . best guitarist the banshees ever had. everyone listen to juju. in a dark room. be scared. be very scared
thunderferretsarego 2 years ago
hey man , i 'm not so sure he killed himself.
whatever, all of his recorded work is incredible
tomdickhead 2 years ago 2
I'm sorry. Don't shoot the messenger but i'm pretty sure he did. I read that he'd been living in either L.A or San Francisco and that he'd hanged himself after a long bout of depression. Mind you, its about 4yrs since i read it and i'd love it not to be true.
thunderferretsarego 2 years ago
It's not true - he died in his sleep at the age of 48. He is one of my top five guitarists. Whilst he had previously lived in LA and had a breakdown, he had since moved back to the UK and qualified as a nurse, but was also making background music for TV when he died.
professoricon 2 years ago
'The Light Pours Out Of Me' is one of my favourite-ever all-time tracks by anyone.
professoricon 2 years ago 2
Same here, absolutely..
DrHoldowicz 2 years ago
i'd say top three...he dominates my record collection pre johnny marr
drilltime 2 years ago 2
Did he ?
Rawlinson18 2 years ago
was at glasgow on monday too.they were magnificent!
laurajanewayne 2 years ago
Opening track in Glasgow last night-Adamson's base still cuts the mustard. Devoto, well apart looking like my Grandad, he was as good as ever.
kennywah10 2 years ago 2
That may be one of the coolest guitar solos I've ever heard.
SendInTheChickens 2 years ago 3
that's one of the coolest guitar riffs ever
UltraTRex 3 years ago 2
magazine vendra a mexico?
23111681 3 years ago
saw magazine in 1978 (definitive gaze) at lancaster uni, i was 14 and again in 1979 (secondhand daylight) at blackburn king georges hall, remember it like yesterday, brill. so how chuffed ami got a ticket (thanks kev) for manchester academy tueday 17th of february, scary 30 years since last time, minus clash tee shirt, silver skin tight jeans, bondage straps, and leopard skin bum flap and 30" waist!
cant wait
rozkendal 3 years ago
Well look forward to it - I've just got back from the O2 Academy, Oxford - very very good tonight!
NN2Blue 3 years ago
Hey Roz, I was at the same gig Lancaster 78 and off to see them in about 4 hours at Manc Academy. Cannot wait - my wife has even forgiven me for not wining & dining her for Valentine's!
db02922 2 years ago
and they were great weren't they big fella,!Roz's skin tight silvers, legend!
dougboardley 2 years ago
pure class. defining era of music with the defining band
nipglass04 3 years ago 3
big grooooooove!
jwqlb 3 years ago
The Sound of Northern England.
dennisnails 3 years ago
Classic song, brings back memories
bingoace 3 years ago
Damn, how did I miss Magazine?? Always thought this was a decent Peter Murphy tune, but this is amazing!
gracefell 3 years ago
Peter Murphy is blahblah
secondhanddaylight 3 years ago
superb..brilliant amazing musicians...
lyrics are amazing on all their songs....loved hearing these again...
guband 3 years ago 2
I saw Ministry do a cover of this with Ogre on vocals back in 88. Heavy.
steinber 3 years ago
Sounds very interesting. Never heard (of) it... Didnt even knew Al and Ogre had done things togehter.
Arjanajanath 3 years ago
Funny i never noticed how glam this is.Shades of rocknroll pt 2:)
rip Mcgeoch what a great guitarist he was.
Trippy as fuck.
theefishlippedone 3 years ago 6
Genius!
asarapi 3 years ago
My Dad saw him at Hull College in his carpet slippers in 1978!
limecoconut789 3 years ago
why did your dad go to a gig in his carpet slippers?
artcompressor 3 years ago 2
so so so so so so sooooo f_cking good.
jennvixvids 3 years ago 3
Thanks for saying what I'm thinking !!
DrHoldowicz 3 years ago
Late 70's Howard & Co were a breath of fresh air, believe me!
Arai64 3 years ago 3
Come To Toronto! Magazine was one of the best live shows EVER!
ChernozymVideo 3 years ago
John McGeoch was an incredibly inventive guitarist. One of the greatest, no doubt.
Farquharson64 3 years ago 2
THIS SHIT'S PRETTY ROCKIN. i'd never heard of magazine, I was looking for ministry's, i didn't know it was a cover
tommygu444 3 years ago 2
'Noko' is the replacement for guitar.
JMcG RIP.
transeuropa 3 years ago
John McGeoch One of the greatesr and most underated guitarist of all time!
themusicfella 3 years ago 2
Agreed, with Banshees an PIL included. Really enjoy reading views from young people, especially Americans discovering stuff like this, tho' not implyin thats you or any comments here, or that its a negative thing.
juanpablojones 3 years ago
What kind of bass did Barry used in that vid? A Rickenbacker i think (4001? 4003?)
FrancoDamn 3 years ago
Awesome. Can't wait for the 13th Feb. Any guesses for who McGeogh's replacement is?
Ogilvyvids 3 years ago
I'd like many replacements: Pete Shelley, Robin Simon...or Vini Reilly!!!!
FrancoDamn 3 years ago
Great, great song by a great band. I lie the way the camera moves round each of the instruments as they come in.
ThisCharmingFan 3 years ago
See you on the 14th.This is the end of the world in the centre of the the world.God will judge every one of those losers who cannot see art,music and true inspiration that is here.We will disappear before there eyes !!!!
pjhs 3 years ago
Got tix for the 14 feb in the centre of the universe,hope to see a load of fat old punk's avin it......see ya there...
mancman21562 3 years ago
You Brits are really lucky. I hope the reunion gigs are successful and then maybe they will come to the other side of the Atlantic.
rollagasper 3 years ago 6
Timeless, beautiful, inspiring, joyous, breathtaking...North of England..nuff said..thanks for posting.
jubilee64 3 years ago