Is McGeoch still alive .amazing his taste in which bands he chose to identify himself. Luxuria .I didn't know about .great Devoto is unusual and worthwhile!
"Secondhand Daylight," their second album, released in 1979. The album is criticized for it's production, which on some tracks seems to submerge the work of John McGeoch, Barry Adamson, and John Doyle under Dave Formula's masterful keyboard lines. But it was still much more widely-received than their last album, "Magic, Murder, and the Weather."
Disturbingly excellent. This is exactly the sort of music I need for my head right now. Magazine- unappreciated in their day because they were ahead of their time!!
Right..Johnny Rotten's famously scary eyes are a result of him contracting meningitis. I'm just saying that it's amazing that Devoto has a stare like that without even trying.
Haha. Of course. Anyway, back to the song. Superb! The lyrics are so disjointed too (in the best way possible, not unlike the title's subject matter, cut-out shapes in secondhand daylight!)
Noko, Devoto's partner from Luxuria, is filling in for John McGeoch. While no one can replace the man, himself, Noko is quite competent in his own right.
Chills over my back all over again. What a brilliant song from a brilliant band. I always missed Magazine after they've ceased to exist. Always present though...
Howard must have scared the shit out of random kids turning on the television (if this got any play that is).
A lot of later reviews of Magazine say that Real Life and Correct Use are perfect, while Secondhand Daylight is flawed... I don't know why, because I think this is as good as Real Life, if not better.
I think Secondhand Daylight is their best... These reviewers are lazy and restless people just like anyone. SD has no hit-songs but works better as an album. Perhaps it's too scary and Devotoish?
not sure what's with the dancer... but Devoto looks like the evil twin of Brian Eno. i can just imagine how much airplay this got. none. could anyone possibly be ready for what magazine was dishing out?
Completely forgotten how good this band and album (Secondhand Daylight) are, it meant so much to me at the time, still wonderful! Youtube is so good for finding this kind of stuff, thanks for posting!
Great rare footage of one of the best bands ever. Although I often still listen to their albums, this video brings back happy memories of actually watching them perform.
its pretty much conventional wisdom that magazine's secondhand daylight was a phenomenal album - the first time i heard "cut out shapes" i understood why
very smart manson
maggyvspom 1 year ago
best album of the entire punk/post punk period
huthut91 1 year ago
the second half of the song is one of the funkiest pieces of music in the entire worrrrrrrrrld!
feline1973 1 year ago 2
i agree, but it's quite savage and brutal too! uncommon!
chrisnoaro1 1 year ago
Is McGeoch still alive .amazing his taste in which bands he chose to identify himself. Luxuria .I didn't know about .great Devoto is unusual and worthwhile!
lovesGenet 1 year ago
@lovesGenet No, sadly he passed on several years ago. X
averilleX 1 year ago
.." she had all the advantages of magic, no-one could deny" Howard was a genius in his day.
vegbloke 2 years ago
Magazine at their absolute best.
vegbloke 2 years ago 2
what album was this from?
Muddyrich 2 years ago
"Secondhand Daylight," their second album, released in 1979. The album is criticized for it's production, which on some tracks seems to submerge the work of John McGeoch, Barry Adamson, and John Doyle under Dave Formula's masterful keyboard lines. But it was still much more widely-received than their last album, "Magic, Murder, and the Weather."
cinnmcrickson 2 years ago
HE SEZ THE LIMEY'S ALL GOOGLY, DAMN!!!
PLR2 2 years ago
kick arse band, luv it.
axellock62 2 years ago
Whooo....I have to catch my breath after that one!
EtreTocsin 2 years ago
secondhand daylight is so good it's beyond description
juankenon 2 years ago
..ho scoperti da poco i Magazine ma penso siano F A N T A S T I C I
labor2 2 years ago
man so good ,this is grade A fu*#in music ,you cant beat that ..........
heavydutydudes 2 years ago 2
Disturbingly excellent. This is exactly the sort of music I need for my head right now. Magazine- unappreciated in their day because they were ahead of their time!!
simleybaton 2 years ago 5
superb 1
axellock62 2 years ago
Wow! And to think John Lydon had to contract meningitis in his youth in order to acheve a stare of the same intensity as Devoto.
musicsnobtobe 2 years ago
erm... what?
CRAPCANNONS 2 years ago
Right..Johnny Rotten's famously scary eyes are a result of him contracting meningitis. I'm just saying that it's amazing that Devoto has a stare like that without even trying.
musicsnobtobe 2 years ago 2
hm. I knew not of the meningitis, but i agree.
misfortune of this kind can become a great strength.
not unlike Toni Iomi's drop-D guitar tuning to adapt for his fingers decapitated by a metal press. "And a new sound was born in Ipswitch..."
CRAPCANNONS 2 years ago
Haha. Of course. Anyway, back to the song. Superb! The lyrics are so disjointed too (in the best way possible, not unlike the title's subject matter, cut-out shapes in secondhand daylight!)
musicsnobtobe 2 years ago
agreed.
i wish these guys were expending their tour to the US (though i don't know who'd fill in for McGeogh, the unsung genius of 80's guitar rock)
check out my music video playlists. they're diverse but amusing!
CRAPCANNONS 2 years ago
Noko, Devoto's partner from Luxuria, is filling in for John McGeoch. While no one can replace the man, himself, Noko is quite competent in his own right.
cinnmcrickson 2 years ago
*expanding
CRAPCANNONS 2 years ago
One of my favourite Magazine songs, from my favourite album of theirs...brilliant stuff
ACroft13 2 years ago 2
The two-note solo is just perfect, and how it bdissolves into controlled feedback.....Genius !
stakka79 2 years ago 2
It's like Bauhaus and Japan and I don't know what.
ChargeShot 2 years ago
This is so good, it should be illegal to listen to it! I love this band so much.
jennvixvids 2 years ago 2
Loved this for years. Criminally few shots of the magnificent bass playing of Barry Adamson.
Micky1964 2 years ago 2
My favourite song from my favourite Magazine album. Memories of waking up at dusk from a nightmare-induced headache.
Later I bought the original VHS and couldn't believe it when I saw that it was in it. The lighting was like my nightmare.
samueljaros 2 years ago
i love the slow ending...
arlykamikaze 2 years ago
GREAT song!
ningvn 2 years ago
This song is so dense with images and overlapping inferences that it defies comment. Composed like a painting done in a dream. "Such a crazy lover."
maryshelleysman 2 years ago
Best band in the world!
Big Bazzers bass is amazing!
so glad they're back together!
Pity John ain't still here though :-(
boogerbenson 2 years ago 2
Deeply cheering! Thanks for posting x
frippp66 2 years ago
wow. i don't know this track. what album is this off of?
mindsearrecords 2 years ago
Its off their brilliant second album - Secondhand Daylight mate.
sham64andahalf 2 years ago
cheers. i will keep a weather eye for that one.
mindsearrecords 2 years ago
@sham64andahalf
i bought the album... when i was 17 tho but seeing this reaffirms how good it actually is
roolfie11 1 year ago
We met at a psychiatric unit
she was in for having habits
no one else would try
she didn't know what she was in control of
she had all the advantages of magic
no one could deny
Takac1979 2 years ago 6
my, my, i feel his eyes on me and i like it! great song!
china027 3 years ago 4
great, awesome video!
love magazine!
rreiben 3 years ago 6
I love the way this song was put together.
windmills20 3 years ago 7
Excellent. Thank you for posting this!
RickHenry 3 years ago 3
this isn't spam
nihilnoise (1 week ago)
best song from these guys
windmills20 3 years ago 3
Brilliant. Thanks for this. Showcases all that's great about Magazine.
Micky1964 3 years ago 4
This has been flagged as spam show
best song from these guys
nihilnoise 3 years ago 2
My favourite Magazine's song. That groove, those harmonies...
patermtube 3 years ago 2
I just cannot stant howards haircut
Laestadius 3 years ago
howard's haircut is much more punk than a mohawk. mohawks have become rather accepted by society while receding hairlines are shunned upon.
windmills20 3 years ago 13
It's still awful!:D
parsanen 3 years ago
it suits him
nihilnoise 3 years ago 3
there was no gel then only sugar and water or soap and I remember if you used too much of either you where thought of as try hard
johnwally 3 years ago 4
@windmills20 Indeed; I have often thought the ultimate punk coiffure would be a 'comb-over'
neilpendo 1 year ago
Chills over my back all over again. What a brilliant song from a brilliant band. I always missed Magazine after they've ceased to exist. Always present though...
It's such a crazy lover...
Devito46 3 years ago
Howard must have scared the shit out of random kids turning on the television (if this got any play that is).
A lot of later reviews of Magazine say that Real Life and Correct Use are perfect, while Secondhand Daylight is flawed... I don't know why, because I think this is as good as Real Life, if not better.
rollagasper 3 years ago 3
I agree with you. I wish more albums released nowadays were as "flawed" as Secondhand Daylight!
swimminghorseman 3 years ago
I think Secondhand Daylight is their best... These reviewers are lazy and restless people just like anyone. SD has no hit-songs but works better as an album. Perhaps it's too scary and Devotoish?
wow413 3 years ago 7
I agree i love the album and it`s 1 you play all the way though then start again
johnwally 3 years ago 3
Maganificent.
I found live version of "Feed The Enemy" but cannot find it anymore. Could someone out there share it and/or send link to it. Please, I beg of you :)
metyyra 3 years ago
Sublime.
BurkZerker 3 years ago
Great song and performance! Just realised that there is more than hint of Alex from "A Clockwork Orange" in the stage persona of Mr Devoto......
apocalypsesioux 3 years ago
I love Dave Formula's baby voice synth! Psycho!
fridalasvegas 3 years ago
so devoto so magazine,one of the greatest bands of our time.........
660908 3 years ago 2
a friend gave me this, he didnt like it...permafrost..feed the enemy..and this.
What a friend
SpliffPete 4 years ago 2
ifabandcouldever...............never
SpliffPete 4 years ago
lemme know when your band sounds like this!!
PLR2 4 years ago 2
One of those songs that makes the hair stand up on the back of your neck.
winkle62 4 years ago 5
Fan-tas-tic !
prillewitz 4 years ago 2
i just get numb when you are hard to find genius x k x
madderstill25 4 years ago
"they don't know how we rehearse our dreams"
not sure what's with the dancer... but Devoto looks like the evil twin of Brian Eno. i can just imagine how much airplay this got. none. could anyone possibly be ready for what magazine was dishing out?
iris2gamera 4 years ago 6
One of the best song I have ever heard! I wish music were like this nowadays...this is fucking brilliant!
JohnnySwitchblade 4 years ago 3
exquisite!
glomag 4 years ago
Thanks sham64andahalf for supplying this great stuff..you deserve a medal mate....Real Life.
liddav 4 years ago 3
In retrospect this gets only better , my god T H I S is goooood
PAULLONDEN 4 years ago 2
Such a crazy lover!
kniphofia 4 years ago
Good for you. Please go away!
wileydredd 4 years ago
Completely forgotten how good this band and album (Secondhand Daylight) are, it meant so much to me at the time, still wonderful! Youtube is so good for finding this kind of stuff, thanks for posting!
BigDeanoSyd 4 years ago 4
a ladybird ;)
astraycat 4 years ago
Get a real bird you sad lonely pervert. See you tomorrow in a different screename spamming more crap!
sham64andahalf 4 years ago
Great rare footage of one of the best bands ever. Although I often still listen to their albums, this video brings back happy memories of actually watching them perform.
blindoperasinger 4 years ago 3
this has to be one of the best songs ever. Devoto a genius
spolpeen 4 years ago 5
Magazine were so far ahead of their time.
Then I read that Radiohead mention them as an influence.
Of Course!
chefjono 4 years ago
superbe groupe avec un son tres personnel : souvenir d'un concert à Paris il y a longtemps tres longtemps :
avec un magnifique son de basse
chticricri 4 years ago
i'd forgotten how much i loved this album. feed the enemy is just such a great track - seems even stronger now than it did then for some reason.
digsy2 4 years ago
oh my....10 rocky hot knives gawd takes me back
badmev 4 years ago
I JUST GET NUMB WHEN U R HARD, TO FIND.
benno27 4 years ago
its pretty much conventional wisdom that magazine's secondhand daylight was a phenomenal album - the first time i heard "cut out shapes" i understood why
censorshiplives 4 years ago
love this album. Howard is scaring the kids.
jafaican 5 years ago
Howard's scaring me! So good to hear this again, though.
asphodeline 4 years ago
muy buena banda,guitarra yamaha
topsypops 5 years ago
major saviour.
azaliasnail 5 years ago
yeah, far and away my favorite magazine album, and i think it was pretty much ignored... not sure.
anyways, this is so cool to find this. thanks sham.
sonzabird 5 years ago
good stuff / third or fourth track on secondhand daylight - brilliant album
kommunistas 5 years ago