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Actually spent about ten talking to Will Sargent.....not only a great guitar player but really down to earth....Got my cousin whose mostly into rock and metal into Echo.....great riffs for a non-metal guitar player.
These guys if they had arrived in 1967 with this album would have caused a lot of "permanent" trips. This album should be heralded as the ultimate SHROOOOOOOM release!
i looove this stuff. I am starting to like u "Dr Cheese". We have so much in common in music. I loved ur re-mix of dazzle of Siouxsie and Banshees. and now this! Its great from Rachel.
Well, that's good. Will always seems so serious when he's performing--99% of the time. They weren't exactly an all smiles sort of band--so when you watch Seven Seas after Porcupine or Killing Moon it's like wow.
This is the best version I have heard--it's a shame he starts talking about stupid stuff. Weird that Mac did that. Also a shame they it was cut off. The version at Rock Ola in Madrid was good but this was even better.
Yes, I know alot about them anyway. I was just reading Never Stop by Tony Fletcher and the main contributing factor to Mac's rant at the end was simple, his house had been broken into for the sixth time right around this show. They're my fav band.
I've read it in 87 and i've get my first eatb's record in the early age(summer 80) so ,sorry but I recognise a long time bunnyfan and every true bunnyfan knows they were and are magic and weird...cccucumber....cccabbage..
If you look up the lyrics, they always say "you think your INVINCIBLE, never come out of the fridge" and "you once was an anchor, now you're a tarot king" Does anyone else think he sings "you think you're a VEGETABLE" and "you once was an Inca, now you're a Cherokee?" because that's what I have always thought it was. Please comment, I want to know what other people think. Thanks.
I don't know about the rest of the US but in the early 80s the big hair bands were getting most of the radio air time in the good old state of Utah. There was really only one main station that would play E&B so I think their exposure was limited, at least where I grew up. They did come and play Utah in the mid 80s. It was one of my first concerts - mosh pits and stage diving were all the rage. What a great time. I got hooked early and still love listening
@utpunkster Even in Boston, you only heard Ocean Rain on the WZBC the Boston College radio station audible only with 15 miles of Newton, MA. Maybe WFNX played them a little but that was it. Almost no commercial exposure pre 1994.
I remember back in the day, Mac would often come on smacked out like this, and do a phenomenal performance anyway! Better than most, that's for sure. Can anyone explain why these guys never became mega popular? Are most people THAT lacking in taste as to miss this genius?!?
Ocean Rain was recorded using a live string orchestra. No synths were used. Mac was quoted as saying they were wary of sounding dated if they used synths. Good thing, because they still sound modern, no hint of the cheesy 80s sound.
I wanna be one times one with you-oo-oo! One of my favorite songs! This one by Echo sounds kind of like new wave/post punk with Jim Morrison theatrics. I want to say The Doors crossed with Duran Duran, but that doesnt seem right
What was the drummers name? he was feckin amazing, I saw The Bunnymen at the Barrowlands in Glasgow a few times, they always sat the drum kit near the front of the stage, it was brilliant just watching him. I remember watchin this when it was broadcast, jeez I feel old...
I think it was something like Matt or Will Sergeant, but I reckon he left at some point, so Dunno if its him in this clip. soz, kinda random, bit hope that helps....
They are all 'kickin it' in this one - the energy level is amazing. I used to walk the halls of High School siging this song - for some reason the teachers thought I was on drugs - go figure:)
What an awesome song! It gets better every time I hear it. i've been saying that for the past 20 years. Every song by the Bunnymen is this way for me.
Eh? Mac's Dad was Scottish and whatever Mac is pure scouse: "Dere's too many crimerons in Great Briton...day shud choppe all de crimerons handzoff and errrrrrrrr you-na-kise-'em...choppe errr choppe da jenderoff at da knee.."
I screamed like that when the shower turned to ice cold water this morning. In a little over a year, EATB will be in their FIFTH decade of making great music. What other British band can make that claim? (and don't say the Rolling Stones, their last great album was in 1972, Exile on Main Street)
I did not write that EATB were recording music for 50 years. I wrote that they in a little over a year, they will bave been making music covering 5 decades. The formed in the 70's (1), 80's(2), 90's(3), this decade (4) and the next decade that will be here in a year (5). But Hey!, whose counting? and thanks for all your terrific posts.
lol Who cares whos right or wrong, their still One of the best, or even the best, band out there. I saw them at Radio City for their 30th. Ian's still got it. I loved how they threw in Wild Side and People Are Strange. Im gonna remember that day for a long time.
@DrCheese01 They made some singles in the 70s, having formed in 1978. Books was one I believe, which was 'the one crap song' written by the Crucial Three, as The Teardrop Explodes recorded it too. For Their sake, I hope Echo and half the Bunnymen don't carry on. Their last album was terrible
@DrCheese01 To be fair, they probably started in the 70s, did in the 80s, 90s & 00s, and wilky may said in a little over a year (i.e. 10s) That adds up to 5 for me!
The Doors comparison is really lazy. Surely it was only after this album was released that people started saying that. Nothing else in their back catalogue I've heard (Heaven Up Here, Songs To Learn and Sing)sounds like The Doors. Anyway, this song is amazing!
i think i was the only one on the Texas gulf coast rocking this and other Echo music in the 80's. man i would crank this song and just fuckin blow the minds of rap heads riding around at that time!!!
Amazing as always. I had the pleasure of meeting the band on numerous occasions and have to say that they were 'sound' guys. Such a shame Pete was killed so young...
Maybe youre right. Im 38 and I get tears in my eyes of the beautiful sound of Echo. But in the 90s there were The Pixies and Sonic Youth and Nirvana and I was amazed again. Great great great .
my third favourite band,after the cure and depeche. I tried listening to sonic youth to see what the appeal was and I couldn't relate, couldn't find anything in their music I could grasp onto. I saw these guys in the 80's, I would compare them more to like an English version of the Doors.
Echo's MY second favorite after Depeche! DM and Echo are the only two bands I've found so far that has lyrics that really grasp me with admirable melodies to go along with them.
It's often hard for me to really feel Sonic Youth's music too. As far as the atmosphere goes, both bands have some similarities at times.
Stop comparing Echo and the Bunnymen with The Doors!!!!!just enjoy this brilliant song full of virtuosity and admit that they are a legend.Ian I love you!!!!!despite the fact that you could be my father....
This one's just stellar ... what a fantastic performance. Mac's screaming, Pete's wailing away on the drums and Will's amazing skills on the guitar. Breathtaking.
I don't know if I'm the only one....but in this song (and only in this one) I hear similarities between Ian and Jim Morrison, especially in the psych part of the song (the middle one), also the sound seems a bit the one fo the doors. Anyway amazing song, probably the best one of ocean rain.
Ian McCulloch's home had recently been broken into (and not for the first time I think - certainly not for the last). It's explained in Tony Fletcher's excellent book "Never Stop"
Wow! I actually detest this song on 'Ocean Rain' and generally skip it (about the only Bunnymen track I ever do that with) but this live performance is stunning. Look at Will go! He's just amazing. Thanks so much for posting this.
Absolutely magnificent performance!
dadaqueen55 2 months ago
mac sitting on the fence as usual
GriefTourist 4 months ago
love it relevant at 3.16
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I love that smile at 3:16 <3 :D
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justplayfm 8 months ago
A great songwriter can make a shopping list poignant and McCulloch did - cccucumber,ccccabbage,cccauliflower!
johnbarry1965 9 months ago
Creative, mesmerizing, authentic... where has it all gone???
chestnut2333 10 months ago 2
I forget how great music in the 80's was.... Thanks for reminding me! The last decade of where it was o.k. to be different~ or so I think!
tiranchula 10 months ago
I know almost every comment here is a comparison to another artist but there is definitely a bit of Nick Cave in here too don't you think?
GrantIsWright 11 months ago
just been told our band sound like these. got a couple of tracks up on our page, more to come in March. hope you like them x
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TheRanTanWaltz 1 year ago
My favorite by them....lesser known......Ca ca ca cucumber......ca ca ca cabbage .....ca ca ca cauliflower.....trippy.
smcgillis248 1 year ago
What a great drummer Pete de Freitas was
bubblevision 1 year ago
LOVE THIS SONG!! lol Mac is crazy in this video!
bookwormgal1996 1 year ago
he kept getting burgled hence the criminal references
GriefTourist 1 year ago
cold fire
staskod 1 year ago
GREATEST BAND . love all their songs however my fav are 'show of strenght, pictures on my wall and heaven up here''
Love ya bunnymen........U2..go and piss off you're fake and hopeless.
nikbunnymen 1 year ago
the guitar man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! amazing!!
gouvyrock 1 year ago
@gouvyrock
Actually spent about ten talking to Will Sargent.....not only a great guitar player but really down to earth....Got my cousin whose mostly into rock and metal into Echo.....great riffs for a non-metal guitar player.
smcgillis248 1 year ago
Lolol he does kinda sound like morrisson towards the end.
JESUSr00lz 1 year ago
<3333 such a good song
6747654 1 year ago
Majestic. Written at the height of their godlike genius.
5arx 1 year ago
These guys if they had arrived in 1967 with this album would have caused a lot of "permanent" trips. This album should be heralded as the ultimate SHROOOOOOOM release!
SteinOfOrange 1 year ago
Puta la hueá cool
bafiusreid 1 year ago
stunning
OSLAINTE123 1 year ago
i looove this stuff. I am starting to like u "Dr Cheese". We have so much in common in music. I loved ur re-mix of dazzle of Siouxsie and Banshees. and now this! Its great from Rachel.
Babydoll2568 1 year ago
Pete De Freitas has got ma mammy's dish towel on the side of his Tom-tom.
What a feckin Genius the man was, saw him at The Barrowlands, they put him at the front of the stage beside Ian, God bless Kiddah...
jimjimq 1 year ago
wtf? taeast tesatt
MusicStudioTV 2 years ago
Wow!! Seriously, this is such a great version of this. And Will and Ian are actually smiling and looking happy in the middle of a song. RARE!!!
DianaDiazSinger 2 years ago
A smile for Will is just looking pleased, which he does around 1:50
DianaDiazSinger 2 years ago
Not so rare,belive me :)
rimmel65 2 years ago
Well, that's good. Will always seems so serious when he's performing--99% of the time. They weren't exactly an all smiles sort of band--so when you watch Seven Seas after Porcupine or Killing Moon it's like wow.
DianaDiazSinger 2 years ago
Missed the point!!They are the coolest band in the world so they don't need smiles,.
And please,HUH is to scream that wow!
rimmel65 2 years ago 4
This is the best version I have heard--it's a shame he starts talking about stupid stuff. Weird that Mac did that. Also a shame they it was cut off. The version at Rock Ola in Madrid was good but this was even better.
DianaDiazSinger 2 years ago
Weird?
Do you really know this fantastic band?
Anyway there are not many versions of this great song around
rimmel65 2 years ago
Yes, I know alot about them anyway. I was just reading Never Stop by Tony Fletcher and the main contributing factor to Mac's rant at the end was simple, his house had been broken into for the sixth time right around this show. They're my fav band.
DianaDiazSinger 2 years ago
I've read it in 87 and i've get my first eatb's record in the early age(summer 80) so ,sorry but I recognise a long time bunnyfan and every true bunnyfan knows they were and are magic and weird...cccucumber....cccabbage..
rimmel65 2 years ago
Iggy Pop!!!
Snotra 2 years ago
great version
buraa 2 years ago
Holy COW. WOW.
It can't get better than this!!!!
jackemlyn062 2 years ago
Oggy, yeah, I thought that, too. Chalked it up to being high.
AnchovyofIronforge 2 years ago
Pete n' Will on this, are UNBELIEVABLE!!!!!!
MrBazzabee 2 years ago
If you look up the lyrics, they always say "you think your INVINCIBLE, never come out of the fridge" and "you once was an anchor, now you're a tarot king" Does anyone else think he sings "you think you're a VEGETABLE" and "you once was an Inca, now you're a Cherokee?" because that's what I have always thought it was. Please comment, I want to know what other people think. Thanks.
-Oggy
whyitsfunny 2 years ago
They don't "always say" that, but you are right. It is "vegetable," "inca," and "cherokee"
mrgr2mm 2 years ago
It sounds like vegetable to me - that's what I always thought he was saying. GREAT version of this song!
KimORama1 2 years ago
definitely is vegetable... which explains the references to cabbage etc.
pedheadz 2 years ago 2
brilliant. i used to sing "you once was an inca now you're a terrapin". i always thought it was "vegetable" too!
strooka 2 years ago
@strooka
Thanks for your thoughts. I am a guitarist, but our vocalist back then used to sing vegetable, we in the band liked it that way
whyitsfunny 2 years ago
I'm sure they must have been big in the UK
utpunkster 2 years ago
In the UK they had a number of singles in the top 40 (and a few in the top 10) I think, and had at least one album in the top 10.
withlaserson 2 years ago
I don't know about the rest of the US but in the early 80s the big hair bands were getting most of the radio air time in the good old state of Utah. There was really only one main station that would play E&B so I think their exposure was limited, at least where I grew up. They did come and play Utah in the mid 80s. It was one of my first concerts - mosh pits and stage diving were all the rage. What a great time. I got hooked early and still love listening
utpunkster 2 years ago 3
@utpunkster Even in Boston, you only heard Ocean Rain on the WZBC the Boston College radio station audible only with 15 miles of Newton, MA. Maybe WFNX played them a little but that was it. Almost no commercial exposure pre 1994.
jabberwocky1969 1 year ago
I remember back in the day, Mac would often come on smacked out like this, and do a phenomenal performance anyway! Better than most, that's for sure. Can anyone explain why these guys never became mega popular? Are most people THAT lacking in taste as to miss this genius?!?
whyitsfunny 2 years ago
Cool is the word. By defintion the coolest singer, and band, Ever, Ever, Ever....
jackemlyn062 2 years ago
this is so cool..i love Ian..actually i know Ian..lol
jgsimmo1 2 years ago
peccato per la loro breve carriera,meritavano molto di più
papevo 2 years ago
Guarda che sono ancora attivissimi!
rimmel65 2 years ago
mi sai dare qualche info a riguardo dei nuovi brani? non riesco a trovare nulla in giro.grazie
papevo 2 years ago
Dipende a quando ti sei fermato nelle loro cose,sei fermo/a ad Ocean Rain?La loro storia è lunga e complicata...oggi è uscito 1 nuovo singolo
rimmel65 2 years ago
purtroppo si , cercherò di rimediare. grazie mille
papevo 2 years ago
would loved to have been there, what creative havoc
kirkwallboy 2 years ago
I cant believe i was waisting time in the daycare when i could have been at EB concert i was such a baby back then..
marmelendez 2 years ago
I had my first contact high at an E&B concert at the ripe old age of 16. I will never forget it.
utpunkster 2 years ago
This version is weird.
walterpisante 2 years ago
I feel like listening to 'Ocean Rain' album all the time!
ajittffcure 2 years ago
Absolutely superb live version of 'Thorn of Crowns' from one of the best albums made in the history of music!
ajittffcure 2 years ago 15
@ajittffcure AGREE WITH YOU....Although, Heaven Up Here is also superb..ALL their material are awesome..lets face it they're the GREATEST.
NicBunnymen 7 months ago
:'}
kidad7 2 years ago
Meat! chicken!
creamstripe 2 years ago
Bad-ass. Love how in the height of new wave they were using acoustic instruments all over Porcupine and Ocean Rain. No synths in sight.
travisrlel2 2 years ago 2
True, but they used them right after Ocean Rain, doesn't Bring on the Dancing Horses have a stong synth line?
geoalley 2 years ago
Ocean Rain was recorded using a live string orchestra. No synths were used. Mac was quoted as saying they were wary of sounding dated if they used synths. Good thing, because they still sound modern, no hint of the cheesy 80s sound.
jsy005 2 years ago
I wanna be one times one with you-oo-oo! One of my favorite songs! This one by Echo sounds kind of like new wave/post punk with Jim Morrison theatrics. I want to say The Doors crossed with Duran Duran, but that doesnt seem right
BVader80 2 years ago
One of the best songs, by one of the greatest bands EVER! Thanks.
towipo 2 years ago 2
Sergeant is wild on the guitar, amazing!!!!!!!!
karziflora 2 years ago
i bought a trenchcoat after watching this
ApopheniaIV 2 years ago 19
I bought the fingeress gloves Mate... Happy Daze....
jimjimq 2 years ago
so did I !
emilybronte2005 2 years ago
@ApopheniaIV You mean you didn't have one before? :P
harrytheblurfan 1 year ago
It was soooo wonderful to finally catch them live at Stubb's! Of course, I always had a crush on Ian!
eyeballboob 2 years ago
What was the drummers name? he was feckin amazing, I saw The Bunnymen at the Barrowlands in Glasgow a few times, they always sat the drum kit near the front of the stage, it was brilliant just watching him. I remember watchin this when it was broadcast, jeez I feel old...
jimjimq 2 years ago
I think it was something like Matt or Will Sergeant, but I reckon he left at some point, so Dunno if its him in this clip. soz, kinda random, bit hope that helps....
stOOpid68 2 years ago
Pete De Freitas was the drummer, thanks Mate, Will Sargeant was the guitarist...kick it!! kick it!!
jimjimq 2 years ago
cheers jimjimq!
I knew there was a sargeant in there somewhere kidda! ;)
stOOpid68 2 years ago
Wait for me on a blue horizon, a blue horizon....He's a feckin genius
jimjimq 2 years ago
Great Pete De Freitas was the drummer!
rimmel65 2 years ago
They are all 'kickin it' in this one - the energy level is amazing. I used to walk the halls of High School siging this song - for some reason the teachers thought I was on drugs - go figure:)
utpunkster 2 years ago
What an awesome song! It gets better every time I hear it. i've been saying that for the past 20 years. Every song by the Bunnymen is this way for me.
'... you KICK IT, kick it...'
superbobosbourne 2 years ago 3
I think Ocean Rain is their best Album,followed closely by Heaven Up Here and Porcupine.
peteandniko 3 years ago
ccccccccumber,cccccccabbage,cccccccccauliflower,EATB at their finest,fantastic
peteandniko 3 years ago
Excellent stuff. It's very much like Gang of Four, isn't it, and in no way is that a criticism.
tomcatfoxy 3 years ago
Buen video, a los fans mi mail is jraulbuelna@hotmail com vivo en Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico
jrbd01 3 years ago
twh moar brilliNT DARWIN lyrics
pactis11 3 years ago
yet another great band!!!!!!!!!!witha a charmingggggggggg vocalist
pactis11 3 years ago
great performance from a great live band when they were at they're peak , will sergeant is god , weg
dannidemonic 3 years ago
wow amazing. the Bunnymen are one of the best.
opticon91 3 years ago
always been in love with him!!!
pactis11 3 years ago
i saw this live .. .amasing
bkltd 3 years ago
Eh? Mac's Dad was Scottish and whatever Mac is pure scouse: "Dere's too many crimerons in Great Briton...day shud choppe all de crimerons handzoff and errrrrrrrr you-na-kise-'em...choppe errr choppe da jenderoff at da knee.."
Classic!
louisorleans 3 years ago
Morrison and McChulloch are both Irish drunks!
Snotra 3 years ago
no.
ghostsonatasong 3 years ago
is so much better que the doors
ABTE67 3 years ago
I screamed like that when the shower turned to ice cold water this morning. In a little over a year, EATB will be in their FIFTH decade of making great music. What other British band can make that claim? (and don't say the Rolling Stones, their last great album was in 1972, Exile on Main Street)
WilkyMay609 3 years ago 2
Fifth decade? Hardly. Crocodiles was released in 1980 and the Echo Arena OR gig is celebrating their 30th anniversary!
DrCheese01 3 years ago 6
I did not write that EATB were recording music for 50 years. I wrote that they in a little over a year, they will bave been making music covering 5 decades. The formed in the 70's (1), 80's(2), 90's(3), this decade (4) and the next decade that will be here in a year (5). But Hey!, whose counting? and thanks for all your terrific posts.
WilkyMay609 3 years ago
lol Who cares whos right or wrong, their still One of the best, or even the best, band out there. I saw them at Radio City for their 30th. Ian's still got it. I loved how they threw in Wild Side and People Are Strange. Im gonna remember that day for a long time.
LordSeth924 3 years ago
@DrCheese01 They made some singles in the 70s, having formed in 1978. Books was one I believe, which was 'the one crap song' written by the Crucial Three, as The Teardrop Explodes recorded it too. For Their sake, I hope Echo and half the Bunnymen don't carry on. Their last album was terrible
Soulinisolation1 1 year ago
@DrCheese01 To be fair, they probably started in the 70s, did in the 80s, 90s & 00s, and wilky may said in a little over a year (i.e. 10s) That adds up to 5 for me!
joydivided23 11 months ago
@WilkyMay609 Wow, I want to know what came out in '60.
pedheadz 1 year ago
best damn band on the planet...pete, will, les & ian are pure genius on every level...I LOVE EATB!
ljpw93 3 years ago
increible!!!!!!
54spiritedwill54 3 years ago
The Doors comparison is really lazy. Surely it was only after this album was released that people started saying that. Nothing else in their back catalogue I've heard (Heaven Up Here, Songs To Learn and Sing)sounds like The Doors. Anyway, this song is amazing!
Quinnpie 3 years ago
MORRISON!
Snotra 3 years ago
saw them at stratford oct 83 ben elton was compere they were stunning
xsoph355 3 years ago
saw them in 87 in rio, two nights in a row at the canecao, was tits
paulconrad 3 years ago
mac the perfect scouser
jeffolla 3 years ago
YOUR RIGHT MAN SORRY WRONG INFO NOV 08
jamiecrottyEFC 3 years ago
see the bunnymen echo arena liverpool december 2008 ocean rain tour see u there.this song live.
jamiecrottyEFC 3 years ago
the concert is in November not December...check your ticket. Wouldn't want you to miss it. :)
iwantian 3 years ago
Is it me or does Ian McCulloch look a lot like Blixa bargeld around this era.
Lobotomyu 3 years ago
people with no point of reference for this song must hear and go WTF?
iwantian 3 years ago
Really really excellent.
Unfortunately the frame is too tiny.
opticalsound 3 years ago
top song
hellcatmudwrestler 3 years ago
One of the finest song ever written...
rimmel65 3 years ago
they are wonderful.
i love their hair.
im sorry i am too young to remember them, i wish i could have seen them live- im sure that would be a performance to remember!!!
annoying181092 3 years ago
absolutely brilliant
AbraCadaverArson 3 years ago
i think i was the only one on the Texas gulf coast rocking this and other Echo music in the 80's. man i would crank this song and just fuckin blow the minds of rap heads riding around at that time!!!
buickmonte 3 years ago
Best! Riff! Ever!
cardpack 3 years ago
men on mars
april showers....
i'm waiting for ya mac...on the blue horizon...
1x1 with you!
ljpw93 3 years ago
I had a crush on Ian those juicy lips
letsfuku 3 years ago
Amazing as always. I had the pleasure of meeting the band on numerous occasions and have to say that they were 'sound' guys. Such a shame Pete was killed so young...
m11051970 3 years ago
yeah he was an amazing drummer
carloskameni 3 years ago
In some ways, this song reminds me of Sonic Youth...I mean if Sonic Youth had more structure to their music.
I'm falling in love with Echo, guys...
aquestionofkelly 4 years ago
Maybe youre right. Im 38 and I get tears in my eyes of the beautiful sound of Echo. But in the 90s there were The Pixies and Sonic Youth and Nirvana and I was amazed again. Great great great .
petrusaloisius 3 years ago
It wouldn't be surprising if these guys were an influence for sonic. They were a bit before them.
At 39 this song brings backs many memories of my youth.
losghost 3 years ago
my third favourite band,after the cure and depeche. I tried listening to sonic youth to see what the appeal was and I couldn't relate, couldn't find anything in their music I could grasp onto. I saw these guys in the 80's, I would compare them more to like an English version of the Doors.
dieselboy808 3 years ago 2
Echo's MY second favorite after Depeche! DM and Echo are the only two bands I've found so far that has lyrics that really grasp me with admirable melodies to go along with them.
It's often hard for me to really feel Sonic Youth's music too. As far as the atmosphere goes, both bands have some similarities at times.
aquestionofkelly 3 years ago
increible!!!!!!
superrsonico 4 years ago
The long mac brigade were the coolest people ever. This is so typical
obscurealternative 4 years ago
Now you're a Chero-KEEE !!! Wooo!
Amazing - best band ever...
Wickstik 4 years ago
Wonderful!!
chrisedelic77 4 years ago
stupid ass ! dey wouldnt dislike comparison !
Shithead !
Saw dem in Stockholm -88 . And dey played Doors songs da whole concert .
Hemulen40 4 years ago
that must of been awesome
4gelassenheit 3 years ago
Sure was , pal !
Hemulen40 3 years ago
Stop comparing Echo and the Bunnymen with The Doors!!!!!just enjoy this brilliant song full of virtuosity and admit that they are a legend.Ian I love you!!!!!despite the fact that you could be my father....
AleDmode 4 years ago 3
This one's just stellar ... what a fantastic performance. Mac's screaming, Pete's wailing away on the drums and Will's amazing skills on the guitar. Breathtaking.
pugless70 4 years ago
wow.. This was great
Stoneroses6300 4 years ago
Still the greatest rock and roll band in the world.
tomsmiled 4 years ago 2
oh my
littlecave 4 years ago
Of the 8 or 9 times I have seen the bunnymen, this song is always the highlight of the night.
owenklgc 4 years ago
This one could easily pass as a Bauhaus tune, and Mac sounds a lot like good ol' Peter Murphy. Two bands that I absolutely love, by the way.
Nemova 4 years ago
I don't know if I'm the only one....but in this song (and only in this one) I hear similarities between Ian and Jim Morrison, especially in the psych part of the song (the middle one), also the sound seems a bit the one fo the doors. Anyway amazing song, probably the best one of ocean rain.
Drini7 4 years ago
Echo and the Bunnymen were often referred to as being Doors-esque.
RageInEden 4 years ago
Amazing ! Brilliant performance of a not-easy song. Ian is awesome ! Thanks !
braucks 4 years ago
doctor cheeseo1 good work your next mission find glastonbury 1985 sound and vision recordings good luck get cracking . .n
sukhdev40 4 years ago
best tube ever, killing joke and the bunnymen, BRILLINT.
CRASS06 4 years ago
this is my YOUTH remember seeing this on the tube and being totally blown away - INCREDIBLE stuff - thanks for this !
nmacog 4 years ago
This is incredible
I thought he was going to put his finger in his mouth at around 1:12.
littlecave 5 years ago
i think some bands owe echo and the bunnymen some credit (& royalties...hee hee).
returnsanecho 5 years ago
Bloody masters of their trade...fucking great live performance from a great band.
Total and complete.
Thank you for this vid DrCheese.
DarkAlewhiskers 5 years ago
remember it well it is a shame the show was based in crappy newcstle upon tyne
topite 5 years ago
newcastle upon tyne crappy? go fuck a moose you canadian streak of wank piss!
daftlad39 4 years ago
mac is most DEFINITELY drunk as a skunk on this video!!! can u hear him lisping towards the end?? he's off his head!!
psychelatte 5 years ago
Awesome, really powerful performance.. where did that weird "too many criminals in Great Britain" rant come from?
raverill 5 years ago
Ian McCulloch's home had recently been broken into (and not for the first time I think - certainly not for the last). It's explained in Tony Fletcher's excellent book "Never Stop"
daegrant 4 years ago
this song always was a live poerhouse for them, bless the bunnies!
%^)
Jesuskrishna 5 years ago
Fantastic, one of the best from the Bunnymen, great to see it again, cheers T
skabotdan 5 years ago
Ha! That just made me smile!
Why does Mac seem to just LOVE the "do you know how to twist" line?
camelpimp 5 years ago
One of my favorite songs. So dramatic! Love it. Thanks Dr. Cheese!
patches22 5 years ago
Wow! I actually detest this song on 'Ocean Rain' and generally skip it (about the only Bunnymen track I ever do that with) but this live performance is stunning. Look at Will go! He's just amazing. Thanks so much for posting this.
marietherese 5 years ago
the best
mikel677 5 years ago