"A touching display" wire rockpalast 13/18

concert des Wire TV allemande
Graham Lewis (guitare basse, voix), Bruce Gilbert (guitare), Colin Newman (guitare, voix) et Robert Gotobed (percussions).

Category:

Music

Tags:

• rock
• Graham
• Lewis
• Bruce
• Gilbert
• Colin
• Newman
• Gotobed

[benfox]

ok sorry but it was written on the video...

[SecondsToLast]

I never understood why 154 doesn't get the same respect that Pink Flag and Chairs Missing are afforded. Most tracks on 154 beautifully convey alienation and detachment in an unparallelled way. It's also as cohesive as their previous albums. Reviewers who claim that it's disjointed simply don't get it..

[redshaftedflicker]

Priceless. Thanks very much benfox for the post.

[earinsound]

genius. yes. 154.

[Hastur876]

154 really was a great album. Wasn't that the one that Stipe loved? And Sonic Youth?

[semiLivedj]

Some people should not have instruments

[fantasykissass]

Love the light show. Looks like something from The Terminator.

[inputmodule]

154 is the epitome

[yvesdi]

@SecondsToLast

I personally think that 154 is the most accomplished Wire record.

And believe me, I've heard them all.

[jonesn4drums]

@herbbirdsfoot Good one! That makes me laugh!

[indieclock]

hilarity ensues @ 1:58 ... look @ Colin !

[ScifiSaints]

I bet Tool wishes they wrote this song.

[herbbirdsfoot]

Jack Bruce, Phil Lesh, John Entwistle, Noel Redding, and whoever else can eat their fxcking hearts out. That's the greatest bass solo in the history of rock, now and forever.