I agree this is a great song, but there are so many of them that pretend to be greatest song of all time , so its difficult..I simply enjoy all od them and dont think..
As a French I have to admit that the brits have the best musicians, so much creativity and unmatched, peerless, unparalleled... I don't have enough adjectives to describe how I love your music in general, this song is amazing. Thank you.
As an American, I have to agree. The amount of great music that has come out of the UK is mind boggling! I don't know why the Brits are so great musically, but they are. Thank you.
I’m from Sydney Australia grew up here 52 years , I must say I’ve heard millions of bands and songs on RUclips but I keep coming back to this incredible band and song in particular, this is truly an amazing song of high proportions , I remember when it first came out and to this day still thinks it’s an incredible arrangement of vocals and musicianship of such a simple chord arrangement and style uniquely Charlatans blue print , well done 2023 greetings from Sydney Australia
Every time I hear this I’m transported back to being 21 again, going clubbing with my 19 year old girlfriend!!! We’ve been married 30 years this year 😂
Yank here. Married an Mc'r lass in 90, and had my bachelor party at the Hacienda. The city was the center of the music universe at that time, and the Hacienda was its epicenter. Had twenty plus American friends with us, and to a person they each describe their week at the M'cr clubs as one of their life's great moments. Music has never sounded better...
Oh yeah....well i was 21 qnd cut. La Class ss to go try and catch dome Carp.......i wasny 3ven on drugd....jever caught no carp......but i played ghis ws 9ng over anx over
Brother, at 68, fit as all get out, am still rockin it! Never too late! Went back to school with Prof, who was PhD Julliard and learned how to sing. Killin it. Go for it!!
@@russell1371yeah, it's tragic the way life went for some of the band after this time. They should all have been able to retire and live till 105 on a beautiful island just for this track alone.
Damn it was good to be a kid back then. SO much good music from Madchester (Charlatans, Mondays, Roses, Inspirals, Dragons, Turtles, etc), the Scousers (La's, Farm, etc), The shoe gazers (Ride, Swervedriver, Curve, Chapterhouse, etc). Then you had Bristol smashing it (Massive Attack, Tricky, Portishead, etc). It was the heyday of Hip-Hop too & even dance music used to be good back then!! Who can forget Castlemorton? The 90's really were the modern 60's! Some of the best times of my life with so many anthems to transport me back in time, & I've not even mentioned Primal Scream!!!!
kids now are the blank generation fed on a diet of mobile phones, computer games and facebook and haven't the suss to start bands, government have them where they want them
Same here. And I even was in the fortunate situation of being a tween in the Netherlands the early 80s. Booze? Pot? Sex? No problemo, kiddo, you go and have yourself a ball of a time. Seriously, all of that was legal for 12 year olds when I turned 12. No one batted an eye when I went into a pub, a (Dutch) coffeeshop, a porn shop. Yeehaw!
For some strange reason, which I cannot explain, Britain has given the world a number of singers and bands whose number is foidibly large. The list is endless, personally I am a great admirer of the musical culture of the British.
As a 52yr old Englishman growing up with the Stone Roses, Happy Mondays, Ride, Charlatans etc. I have to agree with you and thank you very much for noticing. Yes we've produced a lot of global artists, some of whom I like more than others, e.g. Queen, Ed Sheeran, One Direction, Elton John, The Beatles, The Stones, Eric Clapton, Oasis, David Bowie, Blur, Led Zeppelin, Dire Straits, Pink Floyd, Coldplay.... However, we don't have Jimi Hendrix (apart from the drummer and bassist), Bob Dylan, Janis Joplin, Nirvana, The White Stripes, The Doors, Justin Bieber, Beyonce, Aerosmith, Leonard Skynard, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Eagles etc.
@@yt-2024www Damn right we have! Kate Bush is big but I have to admit that I've never listened to her stuff. I forgot The Spice Girls, The Sugababes (love Hole In The Head) and Girls Aloud too. How could I?!
I was born in London 1971, Gen X fkkn killed it, Hip-Hop, break dance, graffiti, bmx ,video games,skate board your fkkn welcome , Nothing exists now that we didn't start
I was 18 when this came out. The whole Manchester music scene and dance music culture (that kind of went along with it) were so revolutionary at the time. Most young people were still driving around in their Ford Capri's, fighting getting drunk and blasting soft rock. People on my estate mainly had mullets and tight jeans. Looking like these guys was brave, even in Manchester. I remember going into a pub in baggy jeans, a flowery shirt and a shoulder length bell cut (like the keyboard player out of Inspiral Carpets) - I thought I was going to be killed.
I'm in Australia, was 20 at the time, had already been a huge New Order fan so was keen on the Madchester scene having discovered the Mondays in 91 although the Charlatans not until a couple of years later. Amazing to hear a story from the middle of it from someone who lived there and lived it
Coming from TX. God so many amazing bands in the 90’s from the UK. My people from across the pond, and the world. Thank you and bless you for decades of great music, starting with of course the Beatles, the Who and Stones way back in the 60’s
A fantastic time in the 90s UK , especially Manchester ( Madchester at the time) I spent a lot of time at the boardwalk club in deansgate , Seen all the up and coming bands ,, The boardwalk club is worth a Google if the uk 90s scene is your thing
This song reminds me of the summer of 1990. Still the best summer I’ve ever experienced I think. Hot weather from May until September, great music, great times.
I remember it like it was yesterday, I was working away from home living the dream. Unfortunately it was nearly 34 years ago, but memories are forever.
What can I say, probably my favorite song of all time. I remember when I first heard this song early August 1990 and I thought at first it was a cover of Deep Purple's "Hush" because their intros sound very similar to each other and I rushed to the record store the very next day and bought the CD single import w/the 3 bonus songs. The sound totally transcended my mind and have been hooked on it still, It is the key to my universe.
Only remembered the Charlatans after I heard The Sunday's on RNZ the other day! Brought a whole musical memory time back to me. Amazing time to be alive!
Mon père m'a fait découvrir ce titre (j'ai 26 ans). Gros tube de ses années de jeunesse. J'ai adoré tout de suite (on la reprend systématiquement dans mon petit groupe à moi) ! J'aime tout dans cette chanson : la rythmique, les ruptures, la ligne de basse (un peu fausse à la fin à mes oreilles), le synthé qui sonne Hammond, la 🎸, la tierce à la voix, la reverb, etc. Magnifique ! Et quel plaisir à la jouer et chanter ! Tx to The Charlatans for this masterpiece 👍👌!!!
WXRT in Chicago played this and I thought .....WOW! So mesmerizing and LUSH, pulling you into its surreal soundscape. At the end, it feels like leaving a beautiful world
Can't do rap music... It's just not for me... Fair play to everyone on their music taste.. I just can't listen to it... Gimme the Manchester scene any day
The only one I know, has come to take me away The only one I know, is mine when she stitches me The only one I see, has found an aching in me The only one I see, has turned her tongue into me Everyone has been burned before Everybody knows the pain The only one I know, never cries, never opens her eyes The only one I know, wide awake and then she's away The only one I see, is mine when she walks down the street The only one I see, has carved her way into me Everyone has been burned before Everybody knows the pain Everyone has been burned before Everybody knows the pain Everyone has been burned before Everybody knows the pain Everyone has been burned before Everybody knows the pain
+Mrs Woods A new psychedelic music scene is on its way back. People are sick of manufactured nonsense. Check out some indie bands, man. Keep it real. Peace.
Je viens de me rappeler de ce titre. Ça me rappelle mes lointaines soirées étudiantes dans les années 90!! 😍 Ça me ramène 25 ans en arrière mais qu'est-ce qu'on kiffait à cette époque. 👌
All you guys longing for the 90's, I feel your pain. But when I hear this, it sounds very much like the 60's music I grew up on and love so much. Someone pointed out the similarities to Deep Purple - Hush. That's exactly right. That keyboard sound, that's pure 60's. More of a basic, stripped down sound. Then the 70's happened, and everything got blow dry polished (Eagles, Journey, REO Speedwagon, Styx, etc) But, thankfully the 90's rediscovered the 60's. and rescued us from that corporate garbage.
I think there will be an revival of 90s indie rock becoming mainstream in the next few years, I’m 15 we’re all sick of rap music with shite lyrics glorifying gang culture.
Actually, punk is what happened . . . which faded into all the post-punk acts of the late 70s, which bled into the New Wave of the 80s, which puts us right back here. Sure, there's a clear and heavy 60s, psychedelia influence here, but it's been rinsed thoroughly in punk's dirty water.
This was on my college jukebox when I was 16 😊 My eldest son is now 20 and won't listen to today's stuff...I say 'we got Charlatans, you get Stormzy' - he's like 'I know mother, you had me too late!' Got in his truck the other day to find him playing PWEI - priceless! He's making memories to the same stuff I did 💗
+danny roberts omg !! that film is brilliant such a under rated film that is brilliant. I remember watching that film back when I was 9 hearing this song.
It makes me wanna cry to hear amazing 90s music like this. The Charaltans along with Saint Etienne, Stone Roses and Inspiral Carpets just really make me feel happy. I'm just some kid stuck in a generation full of awful music, style, and people. I wish I could've lived in the UK during these amazing times. This music is my happy place when I'm surrounded by absolute trash.
I've been following the Charlatans since their debut, just got into broadcast and was already sick of the grunge when this one hit. The late Jon Brooks hit it out of the park with his drums and Rob Collins hammered that Hammond B3 like it was free. I recently retired from broadcast and signed off with Only One I know. I can't think of one "bad" Charlatans tune despite the untimely loss of Collins and Brooks. Every time I play this album I'm back to my 20's with all my hair!
God, I miss 90's England. Listening to tunes like this as a teenager. Summers that never ended, playing out until 11:30 at night and the sun still not fully set, water fights, flirting with girls. Felt like a different world, care free and able to say whatever the hell you wanted to say.
Same here, but my experience was initially with the music of Morrissey, The Smiths, The Cure and New Order in the 80's when I was a teen and the Madchester scene in the time you describe when I was 21 and in University! We would go to a place called "The Alaskan" (Think The Hacienda in Manchester, but place it in Mexico on the border with Texas!) and dance the night away! Here in the U.S> they played pop crap, but in the club scene 5 miles south of us, we could dance the night away and celebrate the New Wave, Alt, Madchester, Acid House, Industrial scene, etc... Just as if we were in Europe! xD
I agree with you, except for your bullshit about not being able to say what you want. Stop reading the fucking Daily Mail. Teenagers still do all that shit now.
I asked for this to be played so many times at the pub music nights that, eventually the DJ used to play it as soon as I walked through the door. Happy days. 👍🏼😎
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Belting tune, timeless! Takes me back to the Kickers/flares days, baggy Chipie t shirt, long floppy hair, awaydays at football then a rave after, unless we'd been nicked at Liverpool for not being from there by some jobsworth twunt who probably encouraged his kids to sign on. Happy days, you had to live it to love it.
I used to put this song on repeat and listen to over and over and over really loud! I made all my friends listen to it also, only some of them were able to appreciate it.
Ésta canción cumple 30 años en éste 2020... es increíble como vuela el tiempo. Si tuviera que elegir una canción para describir un año, elegiría ésta canción para 1990. Refleja a la perfección el espíritu de aquella época.
This song is so good. Heard it on radio 2 and brought back all the 90s bands. Stone Roses, The Inspiral Carpets, The Charlatans - magic times great tunes
I remember the bouncing dancefloor in Manchester Ritz on alternative Monday night vibrating like a bastard when that deafening bass guitar solo break comes in. Just when you think it ain't gonna get any better the drums kick in and then that guitar solo take the atmosphere through the roof!!!
I feel blessed to have this music as a backdrop to my teens life... what a blessing. teenage life... a right of passage and this song/album defines it. BEAUTIFUL. How many times this song played in a University Student dorm? Geezus.. EPIC
Wow…. It’s 1989 again; I’m back on campus of Venice High School; short surf trips to the beach; skating on the board walk and listening to KROQ radio in my car; driving along with my friends… I miss my friends.
Es increible que con solo escuchar esta cancion puedo recordar exactamente donde estaba y que andaba haciendo en esos hermosos 90s......y que andaba haciendo??...puro webeando...viviendo la vida adolescente en Santiago de Chile...Britpop lo mejor🇬🇧
For a college student, I was in the absolute PERFECT time of my life. Music like this was exploding everywhere. Dance music, Trance, House, Indie, Movie soundtracks to awesome movies... the 90's were the best time in recorded history to be alive - well, as far as music goes :)
So glad I had my golden year's from 79 through to this area..26 when the Manchester scene hit us..such a magical time and never to be repeated..feel sorry for the youngsters today...
This is my new "partystarter". I love that everything after this song is a bit louder. I bet it is recorded in a way that makes you turn the volume up conciderably. Hence: A double layered retro combo that will be tough to beat. I my book at least. Thank You.
This is The Charlatans I love. I never got into their later music; it never sounded like this kicky, cool tune. It's a wanna feel good song that I listen to over and over every morning getting ready for work.
In my opinion this is one of the greatest songs in British rock history. It’s hypnotic and magical and has aged incredibly well.
It's just brilliant and uber cool,glad I grew up in that era because all subsequent music has paled into insignificance.
YEAH MAN!!
@@BaldricksTurnip1 🎯
It came out when I lsd for the first time, and just done aya recently. be careful, aya and dmt is great, but respect it
I agree this is a great song,
but there are so many of them that pretend to be greatest song of all time , so its difficult..I simply enjoy all od them and dont think..
Been up all night . Mum died 3 years ago today. Listening to the tunes from my youth. Love n miss you mum 💖
❤ bless your heart loss. Sending you love through here ❤ x
@@maddannafizz thank you 💖
Sorry to hear that.
He only takes the best r kid RIP MUM X
@@ShaunBoden-zw5zu Thank you 💖
As a French I have to admit that the brits have the best musicians, so much creativity and unmatched, peerless, unparalleled... I don't have enough adjectives to describe how I love your music in general, this song is amazing. Thank you.
Thank you man👍 love from the
UK
Evidemment 😉 !! A l'époque, on était carrément à la ramasse. (moins maintenant ?). Je me rappelle les Happy Mondays et consors.... Un vrai bonheur !!
Sans compter Oasis qui pointait son nez..
Thanks for Daft Punk. Pioneers for French House.
As an American, I have to agree. The amount of great music that has come out of the UK is mind boggling! I don't know why the Brits are so great musically, but they are. Thank you.
I’m from Sydney Australia grew up here 52 years , I must say I’ve heard millions of bands and songs on RUclips but I keep coming back to this incredible band and song in particular, this is truly an amazing song of high proportions , I remember when it first came out and to this day still thinks it’s an incredible arrangement of vocals and musicianship of such a simple chord arrangement and style uniquely Charlatans blue print , well done 2023 greetings from Sydney Australia
Rip off of Deep Purple - Hush. Nothing original about it
Manchester la la la manchester la la la.
The Thunder from Down Under
@@noname52768who you been listening to.
I’m with you mate, wot about Hudu Gurus, Jet and the other band that sounded like Jet? Just aving a wind up Charlatans big up in the 90’s. 👍👍
Every time I hear this I’m transported back to being 21 again, going clubbing with my 19 year old girlfriend!!! We’ve been married 30 years this year 😂
fantastic, I'm still with my girl from the 90's I was 21 she was 18 nearly we are still together im 48 now
@@guitartopro ❤
These songs are hypothetical
madchester sound was incredible
We were so lucky to have been around at this time
Yank here. Married an Mc'r lass in 90, and had my bachelor party at the Hacienda. The city was the center of the music universe at that time, and the Hacienda was its epicenter. Had twenty plus American friends with us, and to a person they each describe their week at the M'cr clubs as one of their life's great moments. Music has never sounded better...
Oh yeah....well i was 21 qnd cut. La
Class ss to go try and catch dome Carp.......i wasny 3ven on drugd....jever caught no carp......but i played ghis ws 9ng over anx over
What an advert for British music on ya mate.
Yank and a Manc, Hacienda you jsmmy get, im well jell, atb to u and the carving knife mate, hope its all good for yas.
I hope it was Temperance night on Thursday...the best..and it's 'My' !
Oh..91+ at the Hac was full of smack heads who ruined it. The real ' Mancs' went in the 80s.
i am physically disabled by a car accident 18 years ago since then, music is my support, thanks :-))
The Charlatans is good medicine. Makes you feel great and you can't OD!
Feel better knowing that people care.
Hi Miguel, I'm really really sorry about that. Tottaly agree, about this band and Madchester movement. Cheers and all the best !
you have goood taste :)
@@dsadassddasads7841 thanks
Altough im 53 it still puts me in a better place❤
Brother, at 68, fit as all get out, am still rockin it!
Never too late! Went back to school with Prof, who was PhD Julliard and learned how to sing. Killin it. Go for it!!
Nostalgia
59 soon to be 60 music takes us back
You don't look 53..
72 is here and feel high
The singer's bowl cut and that outstanding organ riff by a Jon Lord disciple are to die for.
Yes. Hush by Deep Purple.
@@foureyedchick ha, that's what i was trying to think of!
His name was Rob Collins. Show some respect.
@@russell1371yeah, it's tragic the way life went for some of the band after this time. They should all have been able to retire and live till 105 on a beautiful island just for this track alone.
riff only
Damn it was good to be a kid back then. SO much good music from Madchester (Charlatans, Mondays, Roses, Inspirals, Dragons, Turtles, etc), the Scousers (La's, Farm, etc), The shoe gazers (Ride, Swervedriver, Curve, Chapterhouse, etc). Then you had Bristol smashing it (Massive Attack, Tricky, Portishead, etc). It was the heyday of Hip-Hop too & even dance music used to be good back then!! Who can forget Castlemorton? The 90's really were the modern 60's! Some of the best times of my life with so many anthems to transport me back in time, & I've not even mentioned Primal Scream!!!!
+Matthew Walker nailed it
bang on with that comment,wonderful times,beautiful days :)
kids now are the blank generation fed on a diet of mobile phones, computer games and facebook and haven't the suss to start bands, government have them where they want them
+Matthew Walker: MBV, Blur, Lush, Slowdive, Stereolab, Elastica, Supergrass... good stuff.
+Matthew Walker Don't know why Midlands grebos often get left out - Pop Will Eat Itself, Ned's Atomic Dustbin, Wonder Stuff...
So glad to have been a teenager in the 80s and then to be a young adult in the 90s hearing the best of music year after year. Bloody love this song!
Same here.
And I even was in the fortunate situation of being a tween in the Netherlands the early 80s.
Booze? Pot? Sex? No problemo, kiddo, you go and have yourself a ball of a time.
Seriously, all of that was legal for 12 year olds when I turned 12. No one batted an eye when I went into a pub, a (Dutch) coffeeshop, a porn shop. Yeehaw!
Agree
stonytina01 will-not-be-banned your generation has ruined childhood
@@indiekiddrugpatrol3117
How exactly?
My childhood wasn't ruined at all by those very liberal laws.
Snap................The greatest era ever.....
For some strange reason, which I cannot explain, Britain has given the world a number of singers and bands whose number is foidibly large. The list is endless, personally I am a great admirer of the musical culture of the British.
As a 52yr old Englishman growing up with the Stone Roses, Happy Mondays, Ride, Charlatans etc. I have to agree with you and thank you very much for noticing. Yes we've produced a lot of global artists, some of whom I like more than others, e.g. Queen, Ed Sheeran, One Direction, Elton John, The Beatles, The Stones, Eric Clapton, Oasis, David Bowie, Blur, Led Zeppelin, Dire Straits, Pink Floyd, Coldplay.... However, we don't have Jimi Hendrix (apart from the drummer and bassist), Bob Dylan, Janis Joplin, Nirvana, The White Stripes, The Doors, Justin Bieber, Beyonce, Aerosmith, Leonard Skynard, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Eagles etc.
Still, this British Island has produced an overproportional number of music legends! You forgot Kate Bush...😊
@@yt-2024www Damn right we have! Kate Bush is big but I have to admit that I've never listened to her stuff. I forgot The Spice Girls, The Sugababes (love Hole In The Head) and Girls Aloud too. How could I?!
The UK is going down the drain now in every sense past 5 years in particular
Me too! That's why I felt "betrayed" by brexit, it was like an enormous "fuck you" from a person we loved so much... Greetings from Italy
The most iconic 90s indie sound anywhere around is right here at 2:45 that guitar riff is legendary. ❤ luvd the 90's i go bk in a heartbreat.
I was born in London 1971,
Gen X fkkn killed it,
Hip-Hop, break dance, graffiti, bmx ,video games,skate board your fkkn welcome ,
Nothing exists now that we didn't start
@aofmual your mums house
Boomers started Hip-Hop,
In 64,?
You fkkn tripping,
X is Hip-Hop
Go back to your fkkn beach boys albums
GEN-X Started in 64
Everything after that is ours
@aofmual
Uh?
Who starts a fkkn sentence or statement with uh,
Valley girls, maybe?
Born in USA in 1971 myself, and yes I agree
I was 18 when this came out. The whole Manchester music scene and dance music culture (that kind of went along with it) were so revolutionary at the time. Most young people were still driving around in their Ford Capri's, fighting getting drunk and blasting soft rock. People on my estate mainly had mullets and tight jeans. Looking like these guys was brave, even in Manchester. I remember going into a pub in baggy jeans, a flowery shirt and a shoulder length bell cut (like the keyboard player out of Inspiral Carpets) - I thought I was going to be killed.
I've recently started co hosting a local radio station. Couldn't wait to add this to my play list. Timeless and brilliant
Inspiral Carpets were another absolutely terrific band with great songs.
I was in my 20s I think or I could have been younger
Loaded!
I'm in Australia, was 20 at the time, had already been a huge New Order fan so was keen on the Madchester scene having discovered the Mondays in 91 although the Charlatans not until a couple of years later. Amazing to hear a story from the middle of it from someone who lived there and lived it
The charlatans are so underrated it's criminal.
Never underrated. They are fucking awesome 👌🏼
The Manchester sound of the 90s will never die
Good title for a movie 🤔...
I agree, I think The Charlatans were heavily influenced by the Ian Brown's vocals so heavily influenced by 80s as well....
It's funny because they were trying hard to sound 60s or 70s with all that Hammond and Leslie in this song.
@@jamesdarby3991 Tim get's a lot of his persona from Ian Brown
Absolutely spot on mate 👌
It was IAN who influenced it all. He's knowledge of let's say, occult things, lite the spark in Manchestah!
I’m 57 now, but I still remember wearing my leather jacket and Doc Martins boots grooving in the Nite Clubs on KROQ nite.
Coming from TX. God so many amazing bands in the 90’s from the UK. My people from across the pond, and the world. Thank you and bless you for decades of great music, starting with of course the Beatles, the Who and Stones way back in the 60’s
A fantastic time in the 90s UK , especially Manchester ( Madchester at the time) I spent a lot of time at the boardwalk club in deansgate , Seen all the up and coming bands ,, The boardwalk club is worth a Google if the uk 90s scene is your thing
@@rivit90 I'll check it out. Cheers.
Man. Talk about carefree days (and nights!)...😢
The madchester times mate, the best era!!
Thank you for some great bands too GNR, Nirvana, Gin Blossoms, Jane’s addiction, Red hot chilli peppers, Metallica,
This song reminds me of the summer of 1990. Still the best summer I’ve ever experienced I think. Hot weather from May until September, great music, great times.
I remember it like it was yesterday, I was working away from home living the dream. Unfortunately it was nearly 34 years ago, but memories are forever.
@@cerealkiller4248💯👍 cannot believe 34yrs ago the best Summer of my life would happen & so would the best music. Time machine please? 🫶
Dear 90's, we love you, please come back.
What can I say, probably my favorite song of all time. I remember when I first heard this song early August 1990 and I thought at first it was a cover of Deep Purple's "Hush" because their intros sound very similar to each other and I rushed to the record store the very next day and bought the CD single import w/the 3 bonus songs. The sound totally transcended my mind and have been hooked on it still, It is the key to my universe.
Also similar to Small faces " journey" the original Mods
I think Kula Shaker did exactly the song you're thinking this one was - spooky. Look it up!
I am 56 but I have to admit that this is such a perfect song, this album was a favourite of mine
I’m 60 and still remember this and great bands of this era
Thanks to Live 105 San Francisco station
Live 105 was the best!
Forgot about this song for many years. I’ve always loved this song with its 60’s psychedelic vibe in the 90’s era. Great to hear it again. Love it!
"Everybody has been burned before" -- the Byrds (written by David Crosby if memory serves), 1967.
Only remembered the Charlatans after I heard The Sunday's on RNZ the other day!
Brought a whole musical memory time back to me.
Amazing time to be alive!
This song reminds me of the 90s when the music was music
This has got to be one of the greatest tunes ever made
I have to agree 👍 💯
Mon père m'a fait découvrir ce titre (j'ai 26 ans). Gros tube de ses années de jeunesse. J'ai adoré tout de suite (on la reprend systématiquement dans mon petit groupe à moi) !
J'aime tout dans cette chanson : la rythmique, les ruptures, la ligne de basse (un peu fausse à la fin à mes oreilles), le synthé qui sonne Hammond, la 🎸, la tierce à la voix, la reverb, etc.
Magnifique !
Et quel plaisir à la jouer et chanter !
Tx to The Charlatans for this masterpiece 👍👌!!!
WXRT in Chicago played this and I thought .....WOW! So mesmerizing and LUSH, pulling you into its surreal soundscape.
At the end, it feels like leaving a beautiful world
This band is ridiculously underrated!
Oh for real, as if Liam and Noel invented the Manchester sound.
A bit like space 😁
@@tonygarratt5832 😅😅😅🙈
@@christopherjolly3556space are a bloody great band.
@@tonygarratt5832 Thing is most of the band are from the midlands.
This was a glorious time for British music.... We were in total control mode... Was a brilliant time to be in my late teens.... Wish I could go back.
William Main same here acienda thu fri and sat great days w e never stopped ,then the raves after :)
Amen tae that kev :)
William Main great music
Can't do rap music... It's just not for me... Fair play to everyone on their music taste.. I just can't listen to it... Gimme the Manchester scene any day
Lol apologies...
The only one I know, has come to take me away
The only one I know, is mine when she stitches me
The only one I see, has found an aching in me
The only one I see, has turned her tongue into me
Everyone has been burned before
Everybody knows the pain
The only one I know, never cries, never opens her eyes
The only one I know, wide awake and then she's away
The only one I see, is mine when she walks down the street
The only one I see, has carved her way into me
Everyone has been burned before
Everybody knows the pain
Everyone has been burned before
Everybody knows the pain
Everyone has been burned before
Everybody knows the pain
Everyone has been burned before
Everybody knows the pain
Thanks for the lyrics. I never knew them until now...
Thank you so much . I always loved this song. Greetings from beautiful Mexico.
@@EmmyG7 never knew this was about smack emma thankyou
Thanks pal
im American, I was thinking of getting a flat in Shepherds bush ya or no? sketch neighborhood?
ahh the 90's...great indie music and dance music. what a time to be growing up
It's coming back
+Mrs Woods A new psychedelic music scene is on its way back. People are sick of manufactured nonsense. Check out some indie bands, man. Keep it real. Peace.
+Mrs Woods True. Hahahahaha. I don't even know what day it is..
Fuck the 90s the 80s smashed it matey 😊
Heck, this a recycle from the 60's.
Peace
2021 and this song still sounds as fresh as the day it came out. Great song.
RIP Jon Brookes
And Mr Collins.
And Robert Collins,the creator of the band!✌🏽🎤😉
Fresh? It's retro
It’s freshly retro
@@chrisb6296 qq
from my city of Birmingham. Absolutley brilliant band
Duran Duran !!!
Je viens de me rappeler de ce titre. Ça me rappelle mes lointaines soirées étudiantes dans les années 90!! 😍 Ça me ramène 25 ans en arrière mais qu'est-ce qu'on kiffait à cette époque. 👌
All you guys longing for the 90's, I feel your pain. But when I hear this, it sounds very much like the 60's music I grew up on and love so much. Someone pointed out the similarities to Deep Purple - Hush. That's exactly right. That keyboard sound, that's pure 60's. More of a basic, stripped down sound. Then the 70's happened, and everything got blow dry polished (Eagles, Journey, REO Speedwagon, Styx, etc) But, thankfully the 90's rediscovered the 60's. and rescued us from that corporate garbage.
All music derived from something, still does except rap lol
I think there will be an revival of 90s indie rock becoming mainstream in the next few years, I’m 15 we’re all sick of rap music with shite lyrics glorifying gang culture.
I almost mentioned Hush. Love the vocals on this song.
Actually, punk is what happened . . . which faded into all the post-punk acts of the late 70s, which bled into the New Wave of the 80s, which puts us right back here. Sure, there's a clear and heavy 60s, psychedelia influence here, but it's been rinsed thoroughly in punk's dirty water.
Ha, so true! Every generation thinks they've reinvented the wheel.
This song still sounds good after all these yrs in 2020 Amazing
Still sounds as fresh now, as when it first came out of my speakers in Summer 1990.
A true timeless classic.
These groups prove that the eighties and nineties will rock forever!!!! Love it all 👍🏻
Wow! The "Madchester" years of my 20s. Brings back some great memories. At least we have memories of great music because we have nothing today...
Yeah, that's exactly what I tell my kids and what my parents told me, and what their parents told them, etc. etc. etc.
This was on my college jukebox when I was 16 😊
My eldest son is now 20 and won't listen to today's stuff...I say 'we got Charlatans, you get Stormzy' - he's like 'I know mother, you had me too late!'
Got in his truck the other day to find him playing PWEI - priceless!
He's making memories to the same stuff I did 💗
One of the best indie tunes ever!
Watching "This is England 90" has bought me here
Jimmy grimble brought me here
+danny roberts omg !! that film is brilliant such a under rated film that is brilliant. I remember watching that film back when I was 9 hearing this song.
+spunk rock I'm 16 and know my shit ;)
+danny roberts tell 'em boyo
REMINDS ME OF MANCHESTER 1990-1994, GREEK STUDENT AT UMIST , BACK THEN .
I LOVE YOU MANCUNIANS , I HAD MY BEST 4,5 YEARS BACK THEN.
It makes me wanna cry to hear amazing 90s music like this. The Charaltans along with Saint Etienne, Stone Roses and Inspiral Carpets just really make me feel happy. I'm just some kid stuck in a generation full of awful music, style, and people. I wish I could've lived in the UK during these amazing times. This music is my happy place when I'm surrounded by absolute trash.
It was as good as it sounded in some ways but like most things the UK had alot of problems back then too❤
Are you making good music yourself or just complaining. Poor you how about YOU go out and create
@oscardelotzthorpe6585 don't worry this comment was from my pick me phase. I've grown up since then and learned to appreciate new music
@@jlluna2633 haha fair play
@oscardelotzthorpe6585 I was 14 when I wrote it 😭
Takes me back to mix tapes and Doc's. If you weren't a teenager then you will never know how cool that was.
After all this time and its never dated this song..its just superb!
Absolutely brilliant. Loved it when it first came out. I'm now 51 and it's my go to song.
Listening to 90s indie while self isolating.. 🙌🙌...
Yeah baby! Massive boost today from these beauties.....
only just 90's..
Not is indie
I haven"t heard this song in years !!
Great memories...
Same x
I've been following the Charlatans since their debut, just got into broadcast and was already sick of the grunge when this one hit. The late Jon Brooks hit it out of the park with his drums and Rob Collins hammered that Hammond B3 like it was free. I recently retired from broadcast and signed off with Only One I know. I can't think of one "bad" Charlatans tune despite the untimely loss of Collins and Brooks. Every time I play this album I'm back to my 20's with all my hair!
the 90s were the last creative decade, I'm so glad I was there.
Absolutely. Great talent great music!
first half of that decade only
Lived in Manchester, 89-90 ( Madchester ) 93-96 Oasis. Great times 👍🏻💊🍺
It's a pity, but yeah. Technology has stripped it all out.
Exactly.
God, I miss 90's England. Listening to tunes like this as a teenager. Summers that never ended, playing out until 11:30 at night and the sun still not fully set, water fights, flirting with girls. Felt like a different world, care free and able to say whatever the hell you wanted to say.
I remember those times. 90s England. Yay
Same here, but my experience was initially with the music of Morrissey, The Smiths, The Cure and New Order in the 80's when I was a teen and the Madchester scene in the time you describe when I was 21 and in University! We would go to a place called "The Alaskan" (Think The Hacienda in Manchester, but place it in Mexico on the border with Texas!) and dance the night away! Here in the U.S> they played pop crap, but in the club scene 5 miles south of us, we could dance the night away and celebrate the New Wave, Alt, Madchester, Acid House, Industrial scene, etc... Just as if we were in Europe! xD
I agree with you, except for your bullshit about not being able to say what you want. Stop reading the fucking Daily Mail. Teenagers still do all that shit now.
oh that Manchester music scene gifted us with so much gold.... this is one of my most favorite nuggets ;)
The 80's started the Greatest Music Ever, the 90's Ended with the Greatest Music Ever!
I asked for this to be played so many times at the pub music nights that, eventually the DJ used to play it as soon as I walked through the door. Happy days. 👍🏼😎
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I'm a I must must hear THAT kind of person too...and it must be LOUD
Me and my mates used to get to the pub early at weekends and jam the jukebox right up with 4 hours of decent tunes before any dross got backed up 👍🎶
Who wishes they could go back to this era instead of now as I wish I could
Yes please mate......i hate society today....totally souless.
Meeeee
Yup!
In a heartbeat!
Superb band who suffered massive adversity and still managed to tame an entire generation, sleep well gentlemen and thank you love you blokes.
30 years ago... Sounds as fresh today as it did in the spring of 1990.
Temazo!!
Thinking the same here....
Belting tune, timeless! Takes me back to the Kickers/flares days, baggy Chipie t shirt, long floppy hair, awaydays at football then a rave after, unless we'd been nicked at Liverpool for not being from there by some jobsworth twunt who probably encouraged his kids to sign on. Happy days, you had to live it to love it.
Chipie t shirt !!! My favourite top of all time along with my Joe Bloggs jeans !
2023 still awesome 😎
RIP Gorgeous GORDON BURLEY, Sad News passed away at 40 recently. Great film, love it watched it for years!
I used to put this song on repeat and listen to over and over and over really loud!
I made all my friends listen to it also, only some of them were able to appreciate it.
Ésta canción cumple 30 años en éste 2020... es increíble como vuela el tiempo.
Si tuviera que elegir una canción para describir un año, elegiría ésta canción para 1990. Refleja a la perfección el espíritu de aquella época.
retro man this song got to number 9 in june 1990 in uk 😛😛😛😛😛 ❤ 💋
This song is so good. Heard it on radio 2 and brought back all the 90s bands. Stone Roses, The Inspiral Carpets, The Charlatans - magic times great tunes
I remember the bouncing dancefloor in Manchester Ritz on alternative Monday night vibrating like a bastard when that deafening bass guitar solo break comes in. Just when you think it ain't gonna get any better the drums kick in and then that guitar solo take the atmosphere through the roof!!!
I feel blessed to have this music as a backdrop to my teens life... what a blessing. teenage life... a right of passage and this song/album defines it. BEAUTIFUL. How many times this song played in a University Student dorm? Geezus.. EPIC
I was 20 in 1990 , my soul song ..... sublime sound !
ΣΤΗΝ ΛΕΦΚΗ ΜΕ ΑΓΑΠΗ Ο ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΣ 18/10/1990 02:36❤
man, this takes me back, stoned off my face most days, good music, good times. happy days.
Bass and drum groove is so tasty it hurts.
Wow…. It’s 1989 again; I’m back on campus of Venice High School; short surf trips to the beach; skating on the board walk and listening to KROQ radio in my car; driving along with my friends… I miss my friends.
Es increible que con solo escuchar esta cancion puedo recordar exactamente donde estaba y que andaba haciendo en esos hermosos 90s......y que andaba haciendo??...puro webeando...viviendo la vida adolescente en Santiago de Chile...Britpop lo mejor🇬🇧
One of those rare songs that you love the very first time you hear it.
For a college student, I was in the absolute PERFECT time of my life. Music like this was exploding everywhere. Dance music, Trance, House, Indie, Movie soundtracks to awesome movies... the 90's were the best time in recorded history to be alive - well, as far as music goes :)
Yes 👌
Yep, girls and the msm didn't hate you for being born,
What a time
Agree. I was in my late 20’s, seeing amazing bands and dancing to amazing music like this.
Definitely my defining tune of this unforgettable music era . Cannot say enough how much this means to me 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😎
Sooo true
I feel you .. This is my one..
I'll never grow tired of this. Sums up a time, place and a feeling ❤❤❤
Loved my Teenage years growing up in the 1990s such a great time for me 46 now feel like 17 again 😀😁😂😃😄
Me too Stephen.. I wish I could get back to that time. I remember driving around to nowhere playing this song and feeling so free
I am only 29 but I remember these tunes well from my old man playing them daily, My kids now love this music it shall live on and on.
You have it better than me, I was born in 2001.
Anthem of Britpop's. Playing a solo on a bass guitar, the introduction of a drummer and followed by a guitar .... it's brilliant.
Saw them live once. Greatest live song ever...
So glad I had my golden year's from 79 through to this area..26 when the Manchester scene hit us..such a magical time and never to be repeated..feel sorry for the youngsters today...
i hav'nt heard this song for years and all i ca remember is happier times where did all the decent music go on youtube thank god!
The perfect synthesis of 60s, 70s and 80s British music.
One of the best songs of the 90, people should play it more!!!!!(and loud)
Then you should listen to absolute radio the best station in the 🇬🇧
IMO this song represents 1990
This is my new "partystarter". I love that everything after this song is a bit louder. I bet it is recorded in a way that makes you turn the volume up conciderably. Hence: A double layered retro combo that will be tough to beat. I my book at least. Thank You.
For me, without doubt, THE defining tune that kicked off my love affair with indie music. Pure pure brilliance
This is such a freakin' gem. Incredible.
My favourite bass line of all time, best played loud!
So grateful this is part of my musical history on this planet!
Saudades desta época gloriosa em que os sons eram perfeitos .
Saudades esse e Rio, Moto GP @ Jacarepaguá e e Praia de Leblon.
momento sublime com grandes bandas Ride,Slowdive, The Verve,My Bloody Valentine entre outras.
One of those rare songs that you love the very first time you hear it.
they don't make music like this any more
It got the hooks man!
Addictive
One of the original dance indie tracks. It doesn't get much better than this. Toptastic!!
Still listening to this it’s just a classic and always will be,bring back britpop ❤
This is TIMELESS and PRICELESS!!!! MY fave band EVER?!!!
Only saw them once...Spike Island... few memories as started too early on the ale....a
Smokey pubs with good drink and great music,back in the day!!!
EXTRA monies bowl cut batty boys
Before the SNOWFLAKES took over and Ed Sheerarse dominated the charts!!
This is The Charlatans I love. I never got into their later music; it never sounded like this kicky, cool tune. It's a wanna feel good song that I listen to over and over every morning getting ready for work.
My jam when I was 22 love you guys❤❤ 1:18
Criminally underrated!
Buen tema. Imposible olvidar.. 🤗 saludos desde chile.
one of the all time indie greats. you hear the opening and know you've got eight seconds to get to the dancefloor.
So much musical talent in this song!