When Blur, Oasis, Pulp, and even Radiohead seemed to have stopped writing new albums, somehow, miraculously, Suede is the first men standing and also the last men standing of Britpop that has written more albums than anyone else in the past decade. What a blessing to be a Suede fan.
@@sachertorte1000 I guess you might have skimmed over what I wrote. I said those bands **seemed** to have stopped, and yes there had been new albums, but that's also why I added that Suede had more albums in the *past decade* than the others. In this period, Suede had 4, Blur had 1, and Radiohead had 2. It's been 6 years since A Moon Shaped Pool, and no, The Smile doesn't count. Yes, Pulp was started before Suede, but the word Britpop was not coined until Suede, and Pulp changed its direction quite a bit between Separations and His N Hers. This isn't even intended to be a debate about which band is better - they are all great! I love all of them! There's no need to compete. I was saying that it's great to be a Suede fan because of the wealth of new content; I was not saying that other bands suck or not.
Suede absolutely rock but on this note charlatans absolutely blow everyone away ! But the bigger point is they all make great music and I’m sure we listen to all of them if not now then at some point you did. Long live great music.
In October (2022), it will be a year since my mother passed away and 'She Still Leads Me On' truly hits home. I find myself singing along to it with tears in my eyes and a crack in my voice. In a way, I shouldn't expect anything less from Brett's lyrics or Suede's music. This is one of the only bands that can sing about life's tragedies and transform them into uplifting anthems.
I saw suede for the first time yesterday at the Eden sessions oh my god just blew me away and I just can't stop playing this song . I'm the same I lost my mum to cancer last year all very sudden and this so reminds me of my mum ..
Stop the press - this is beyond beautiful. Suede painted the musical backdrop from my school days, through art school, through working life, then as I encountered fatherhood it’s penned to the majesty of Night Thoughts and The Blue Hour and now this. It hits the soul that just as my mother is very ill, Suede send this heavenly song like a blessing and just after I witnessed them play the most scintillating gig in Berlin. All I can say is “Thank God for Suede”.
I was 21 when my mum died, almost at the same age Brett lost his mother. Suede's Dog Man Star helped me to get through this. Love this new song. Once again: Well done, Suede!!!❤
As an 18 year old recently discovering suede they’ve quickly become my favourite band and so I feel very blessed that I can hear brand new music from them as a fan
I'm 40 and been listening to Suede since I was a teenager, around the Dog Man Star and Coming Up days I also had the chance to watch them live three times and each one was so special I truly love this band and excited like a teenager with every new release I wish the band and the fans many more years of passionate music :)
Yes James and New Order are the only two other bands from that era who seem to have stood the test of time and continue to be excellent alongside suede
This is PHENOMENAL!!! As a 21 year old in 1993, I saw Suede in Liverpool, Manchester (backstage after gig too briefly) and at Portsmouth Pyramids where I met them outside when they arrived in the afternoon. I was at the front that night, I'm on the video of the gig lol. Striped shirt, glasses. This song makes me feel exactly as I did then!!! I'm 50.
I lost my wonderful mother Pearl just over 8 months ago on 6 September 2021 so this really means a lot. Thank you Brett for writing a beautiful song for your late mother that anyone that has lost a parent can relate to.
I lost my mum to cancer in 2006, after Suede had split the first time. Other bands, mainly REM, got me through. I was lucky enough to know Suede’s manager from pre-Coming Up and some of the guys themselves, mostly Simon who is just a lovely bloke. I avoided listening to Suede for years as hanging out with them backstage and raiding the office for memorabilia were among the best days of my life. But I’m ready to embrace them again and this song, although tinged with sadness (dad also died in December) is an absolute belter!
Suede created this song which really brought us emotions, when Brett sang the verse "and I love her..." repeatedly up to 4x with different sweet messages plus the melodic sound of the guitar behind. Brett so powerful and emotional voice and was greeted by a very good chorus, thank you Suede for returning to creating music again ❤💯
Ok so back in the day suede was not really my thing…..although massive popular with my friends back then…..I was more of a ‘hardcore’….boom boom music, but as I am now an older fella…..I heard it on BBC RADIO 6 music Steve lemack….a ledge DJ…..and I have to say……bloody love this tune!……just makes me goose pimple…..👍🏻😜 fair play to Suede!I love it!!!
This sky has many stars, not one is you. You was untrue. It takes a spark between me and you, and her. I think this universe is big enough to swallow all our lies. But in our little truths, we compromise .
If you have lost your mother (as I have) then you'll know this is such a wonderful eulogy set to a festival anthem and avoiding mawkishness. I have always loved Suede but this is next level
I’m 54 and been listening to Suede since they came on the music scene. One of the best bands out there. Certainly echoes of Joy Division (one of my favourite bands) on this one. Can’t wait to hear the new album in September
Absolutely right with the Joy Division bit, vocal delivery at times is super Ian Curtis in the best way possible. I'm a mega fan of Suede as well, just saw them live for the first time last week and it was such an incredible performance that brought me to revisit and honestly, this song has to be a contender for one of their best. Just so emotionally raw and heavy
Thank you suede for such a breathtaking song I lost my dear mum to covid jan2021 she was my world I'm lost without her but I know her presence and love still lead me on...she wouldn't want me to give up no matter how much I desperately want to 💔💖
For all the 18/19 year old youngsters who are newfound Suede fans, checkout the story of lead guitarist Richard Oakes joining Suede at their peak after their first 2 albums were released. It’s amazing - almost unimaginable! From Wikipedia: The first gig Oakes attended was one of Suede's at the Poole Arts Centre in May 1993. Upon hearing that guitarist Bernard Butler had left the band and that the band were auditioning for a replacement, he recorded versions of Suede songs and some of his own material on a 4 track recorder, which he sent to the band's fanclub along with a note that read "Take me or leave me." …At the age of 17, and after beating approximately five hundred candidates, Oakes officially joined Suede on 17 September 1994 (exactly 2 weeks before his 18th birthday).
Just every now n then a band like this will make something like this .....above what they ever did b4 and literally bless the world Listen, love it n well tell ya mum all of you. Mums the word
.... Listen Sometimes just when I think of other things Other things Think about I still .... When I think of all the things my mother said When I think of all the feelings I hid from her Oh, in many, many ways, I’m still a young boy Waiting patiently for 4 p.m But I loved her With my last breath And I loved her with a love that was strong as death And I loved her When she was unkind And I loved her, I loved her, a dangerous mind Sometimes when I look up at the sky She leads me on She still leads me on Sometimes when I stare up at the ceiling She leads me on She still leads me on I wonder if her touch will ever fade Is she waiting in the garden for us to play Yes, in many, many ways I’m still a young boy With all those questions in my petrol-blue eye But I loved her With my last breath And I loved her with a love that was strong as death And I loved her When she was unkind And I loved her, I loved her, with a dangerous mind Sometimes when I look up at the sky She leads me on She still leads me on Sometimes when I just feel like screaming She leads me on She still leads me on Sometimes when I don't know what is mine She leads me on She still leads me on Sometimes when I can’t control my feelings She leads me on She still leads me on Sometimes when I look up at the sky She leads me on She still leads me on
Thanks to a recent MOJO magazine free CD - the Best of 2022 - I became aware of this song. It is fantastic! I lost my beloved mother on 14 Cecember 2009 and I wish I could have written such a tribute to her as Brett Anderson has done for his mother. This is not only a well-crafted song but one that shouts out to us about LOVE! Thank you!
I never ask how you feel. I just talked bills. I gave you the run down of work today. Not that you needed to know. I denied you the one hug yesterday. I need to fix this. It's hard to pull up roots, but you can cut them, it's the shock that bring change.
After a few weeks of constantly listening to this song I can say this is top 5 Suede songs ever. Amazing feat considering their back catalogue, but this is so poignant and brilliant..
Hate 2022 at first but now as the world start to resemble normalcy..here comes this song...classics Suede..new anthem in the making, worth the waits...
Brings me close to tears with every single listen. Expresses so beautifully the love and loss of a wonderful, magical and much missed Mum. Like mine ❤.
I'm the biggest fan of Suede, was obsessed with them from the Animal nitrate period onwards. As a 15 year old I traveled 12 hours across my country only to see them live. I actually met them backstage but was too starstruck to speak with them. No other group has the same energy, amazing lyrics and everyone I have met who knows them personally say they are so kind and down to earth. Brett Anderson, never change. You rock, literally.
I feel like I'm back in the 90s and I'm only 16, I love this song and I am so excited for the album. Coming Up is one of my favourite albums of all time (as well as Permission To Land and One Way Ticket To Hell by The Darkness).
Never really listened to Suede before and I don't regret that because this album is the best of what I've heard by far. Bloody brilliant that it's happened at their ages too, proves you don't have to lose your edge
I hope this song triggers other bands of this era to release new albums…. Suede are one of the best around still …… proper music by skilled musicians and such a giant vocal …. Welcome back and long this may continue because if we ever have another lockdown this will cheer me up and countless more 🙏 are you per…suaded ! Go on buy the album
This is proof that sometimes bands aren't finished after the youthful fire goes out. This is one of my favourite Suede songs.
When Blur, Oasis, Pulp, and even Radiohead seemed to have stopped writing new albums, somehow, miraculously, Suede is the first men standing and also the last men standing of Britpop that has written more albums than anyone else in the past decade. What a blessing to be a Suede fan.
agree！
Pulp predate Suede. And they split up. As did Oasis. Blur still releases albums, as does Radiohead.
@@sachertorte1000 I guess you might have skimmed over what I wrote. I said those bands **seemed** to have stopped, and yes there had been new albums, but that's also why I added that Suede had more albums in the *past decade* than the others. In this period, Suede had 4, Blur had 1, and Radiohead had 2. It's been 6 years since A Moon Shaped Pool, and no, The Smile doesn't count.
Yes, Pulp was started before Suede, but the word Britpop was not coined until Suede, and Pulp changed its direction quite a bit between Separations and His N Hers.
This isn't even intended to be a debate about which band is better - they are all great! I love all of them! There's no need to compete. I was saying that it's great to be a Suede fan because of the wealth of new content; I was not saying that other bands suck or not.
Suede absolutely rock but on this note charlatans absolutely blow everyone away ! But the bigger point is they all make great music and I’m sure we listen to all of them if not now then at some point you did. Long live great music.
There are quite a few left, Shed Seven, Kula Shaker, Sleeper,Echobelly, OCS, Space etc
my wonderful mother. if only she was here.
Miss you mum.
This goes out to all our beloved mothers 💝
In October (2022), it will be a year since my mother passed away and 'She Still Leads Me On' truly hits home. I find myself singing along to it with tears in my eyes and a crack in my voice. In a way, I shouldn't expect anything less from Brett's lyrics or Suede's music. This is one of the only bands that can sing about life's tragedies and transform them into uplifting anthems.
🙂👍🏼❤
Much love mate. Similar happened to me. My mum was only 55. This track moves me too. All the best.
Stay strong. My mom passed in October. I get it.
I as well, December 2022.
I saw suede for the first time yesterday at the Eden sessions oh my god just blew me away and I just can't stop playing this song . I'm the same I lost my mum to cancer last year all very sudden and this so reminds me of my mum ..
I cannot hear that voice without instantly becoming 16-years-old in 1992 again. Astonishing how music can do that.
Stop the press - this is beyond beautiful. Suede painted the musical backdrop from my school days, through art school, through working life, then as I encountered fatherhood it’s penned to the majesty of Night Thoughts and The Blue Hour and now this. It hits the soul that just as my mother is very ill, Suede send this heavenly song like a blessing and just after I witnessed them play the most scintillating gig in Berlin. All I can say is “Thank God for Suede”.
You are same to me~!!
my mother sadly passed away last August and this song is achingly beautiful to me. ❤
I was in the Berlin gig too. What a fantastic performance :)
@@jnd087 back in the day🤘🏻
I was 21 when my mum died, almost at the same age Brett lost his mother. Suede's Dog Man Star helped me to get through this. Love this new song. Once again: Well done, Suede!!!❤
As an 18 year old recently discovering suede they’ve quickly become my favourite band and so I feel very blessed that I can hear brand new music from them as a fan
I’m 19 & I discovered Suede a couple years back so I feel ya!!
Kinda jealous 😂 Enjoy! Lots of great stuff to dig into!
I'm 40 and been listening to Suede since I was a teenager, around the Dog Man Star and Coming Up days
I also had the chance to watch them live three times and each one was so special
I truly love this band and excited like a teenager with every new release
I wish the band and the fans many more years of passionate music :)
I was in that situation in 2013 when they released Bloodsports, so I know the feeling and hope you get to see them live touring with the new album ✨
@@bohemiandream6259 discovered through my dad, 19 same as you, i am like the biggest suede fanboy going hahahaha
Suede is one of those rare bands whose power never diminishes. Just as brilliant as when they first emerged.
Yes James and New Order are the only two other bands from that era who seem to have stood the test of time and continue to be excellent alongside suede
Absolute radio on the night shift brought me here 🤟
I'm a fan from Thailand. Still following from 25 years ago.
This is PHENOMENAL!!!
As a 21 year old in 1993, I saw Suede in Liverpool, Manchester (backstage after gig too briefly) and at Portsmouth Pyramids where I met them outside when they arrived in the afternoon.
I was at the front that night, I'm on the video of the gig lol. Striped shirt, glasses.
This song makes me feel exactly as I did then!!! I'm 50.
I lost my wonderful mother Pearl just over 8 months ago on 6 September 2021 so this really means a lot. Thank you Brett for writing a beautiful song for your late mother that anyone that has lost a parent can relate to.
One of the best songs I’ve heard in ages
Up their with their best, this song has floored me with its brilliance this morning, and thinking of my own mother who leads me on. Thanks Suede! 🙏🏻
No way! New album! YES. Blazing anthem, this one. Satiating the insatiable. 🔥
Great name!
Yes
Brazilian suedehead here! Loved the new song!!!
I lost my mum to cancer in 2006, after Suede had split the first time. Other bands, mainly REM, got me through. I was lucky enough to know Suede’s manager from pre-Coming Up and some of the guys themselves, mostly Simon who is just a lovely bloke. I avoided listening to Suede for years as hanging out with them backstage and raiding the office for memorabilia were among the best days of my life. But I’m ready to embrace them again and this song, although tinged with sadness (dad also died in December) is an absolute belter!
How do you even become mates with rock stars jus nonchalant like that??
It's a very energetic song, and Brett's vocals were great. Excellent choice for a single!
I'm 15 and just discovered Suede's music , I think I'm so lucky that I do not have to wait a long time to have a chance listening their new song.😍
You are great
I was 15 when I discovered Suede in 1992, welcome to the show my friend
It’s a brilliant ride
For those who have lost a parent Brett's vocals are inspirational
Never give up. Please you are our last bastion of decent intelligent music.
New material this year? My year just got a whole lot better it’s awesome and can’t wait to hear the new album.
グッドボタンが押し足りない！👍
suedeはいつだって僕にとって最高のバンド‼️
Suede created this song which really brought us emotions, when Brett sang the verse "and I love her..." repeatedly up to 4x with different sweet messages plus the melodic sound of the guitar behind. Brett so powerful and emotional voice and was greeted by a very good chorus, thank you Suede for returning to creating music again ❤💯
Once again proving themselves to be a cut above most of the rest.
Ok so back in the day suede was not really my thing…..although massive popular with my friends back then…..I was more of a ‘hardcore’….boom boom music, but as I am now an older fella…..I heard it on BBC RADIO 6 music Steve lemack….a ledge DJ…..and I have to say……bloody love this tune!……just makes me goose pimple…..👍🏻😜 fair play to Suede!I love it!!!
Luckily we have a new radio station in Belgium who plays this awesome ***t...WILLY....🤩
I didn't think it was possible to love this band more than I currently did. Who knew? Love this!
Suede have still got it and will never lose it
America is a shitty place right now but it would be nice to have Suede come here and play
Suede is touring USA in November.
@@chrisward1142 whaaaaaat?!?!?!
@@KBOWFOTO allow me to echo your whaaaaaat!?!?!
It feels nostalgic and new combined!!!! Suede stills lead us on!!!
Yes thanks suade . Glad you still here and the new sound.Enjoying this
This sky has many stars, not one is you. You was untrue.
It takes a spark between me and you, and her.
I think this universe is big enough to swallow all our lies.
But in our little truths, we compromise .
This Track is a 10 on a 1-10 Scale ⚖️ ! Perfection 👍
“Still life”on SUEDE S planet-Thank you!
I just discovered this song (and the band) 2 days ago. Safe to say I am now obsessed.
i am 48… i still feel fuckin’ young when i hear this band!!!
They Age like wine. Better than ever.
Such beautiful lyrics... So touching ...I'm crying...
If you have lost your mother (as I have) then you'll know this is such a wonderful eulogy set to a festival anthem and avoiding mawkishness. I have always loved Suede but this is next level
The dead of a mother is something really hurt. This is a beautiful song to continuing after she go. Thans guys...
I’m 54 and been listening to Suede since they came on the music scene. One of the best bands out there. Certainly echoes of Joy Division (one of my favourite bands) on this one. Can’t wait to hear the new album in September
Absolutely right with the Joy Division bit, vocal delivery at times is super Ian Curtis in the best way possible. I'm a mega fan of Suede as well, just saw them live for the first time last week and it was such an incredible performance that brought me to revisit and honestly, this song has to be a contender for one of their best. Just so emotionally raw and heavy
A great "summer" song to play loud with the windows down
One of the best songs I've heard for 20+ years. Emotional. Sensational.
This song is wonderful, respectful, honest and I really need it. Thank you very, very much. 💕
This just keeps making me cry what a powerful song boy did he adore his mum 🥰🥰🥰they are just getting better and better 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Am 39 And I remember Swade from my youth.Tiss song as made me feel good.Welcome back Swade
This is one of my favorite songs of all time.
Wow!!👍👍👍👍👍Brett is amazing!!!👍👍👍
It reminds me of Placebo, which is never a bad thing, I really like it.
Suede is still noise, tears, life after life. Paranormal.
Suede are just consistently brilliant
Goddamn, this rocks! These fellas still got it.
Such a beautiful and great song. Dear "Suede", thanks for still being here
One of the most under rated bands ever
Oh so ....so.. oh so...Just Divine...Love your Mothers guys...With your last Breath....Only one..XXX
Brilliant ..the subject matter brought a tear to my eye though.I miss my mother
Amazing Suede 😍😍😍 Fantastic Brett Anderson!!! This song is a masterpiece.
Sounds like their good later stuff. Hopefully this album is sparkling
Thank you suede for such a breathtaking song I lost my dear mum to covid jan2021 she was my world I'm lost without her but I know her presence and love still lead me on...she wouldn't want me to give up no matter how much I desperately want to 💔💖
You're right Louise. She wouldn't want you to. I hope you haven't. X
Thank you Suede for your music that grew up with me in the past 3 decades.
For all the 18/19 year old youngsters who are newfound Suede fans, checkout the story of lead guitarist Richard Oakes joining Suede at their peak after their first 2 albums were released.
It’s amazing - almost unimaginable! From Wikipedia:
The first gig Oakes attended was one of Suede's at the Poole Arts Centre in May 1993. Upon hearing that guitarist Bernard Butler had left the band and that the band were auditioning for a replacement, he recorded versions of Suede songs and some of his own material on a 4 track recorder, which he sent to the band's fanclub along with a note that read "Take me or leave me." …At the age of 17, and after beating approximately five hundred candidates, Oakes officially joined Suede on 17 September 1994 (exactly 2 weeks before his 18th birthday).
Just every now n then a band like this will make something like this .....above what they ever did b4 and literally bless the world
Listen, love it n well tell ya mum all of you. Mums the word
Finally a single that sounds like a single!
Suede are back, back on top 💚
I've been waiting so long. I'm crying while listening to it😭 great👍
sublime......
A huge "placebo" vibe...nice.
ooooooh the 90's vibes off this is fantastic!
.... Listen
Sometimes just
when I think of other things
Other things
Think about
I still ....
When I think of all the things my mother said
When I think of all the feelings I hid from her
Oh, in many, many ways, I’m still a young boy
Waiting patiently for 4 p.m
But I loved her
With my last breath
And I loved her with a love that was strong as death
And I loved her
When she was unkind
And I loved her, I loved her, a dangerous mind
Sometimes when I look up at the sky
She leads me on
She still leads me on
Sometimes when I stare up at the ceiling
She leads me on
She still leads me on
I wonder if her touch will ever fade
Is she waiting in the garden for us to play
Yes, in many, many ways I’m still a young boy
With all those questions in my petrol-blue eye
But I loved her
With my last breath
And I loved her with a love that was strong as death
And I loved her
When she was unkind
And I loved her, I loved her, with a dangerous mind
Sometimes when I look up at the sky
She leads me on
She still leads me on
Sometimes when I just feel like screaming
She leads me on
She still leads me on
Sometimes when I don't know what is mine
She leads me on
She still leads me on
Sometimes when I can’t control my feelings
She leads me on
She still leads me on
Sometimes when I look up at the sky
She leads me on
She still leads me on
great lyrics
An album to be listened to from beginning to end several times a day. It's been years since this happened to me. Thanks Suede!!
Suede, still quality after all these years
Amazed by this extraordinary tune! Thanks Suede!
Can´t wait for Autofiction, both this and 15 Again are absolute bangers.
Yes! Lets go.💥💥👍xx🇬🇧
Thanks to a recent MOJO magazine free CD - the Best of 2022 - I became aware of this song. It is fantastic! I lost my beloved mother on 14 Cecember 2009 and I wish I could have written such a tribute to her as Brett Anderson has done for his mother. This is not only a well-crafted song but one that shouts out to us about LOVE! Thank you!
What a single !!!!!! Unbelievable come back
Fantastic song bye a fantastic band lets hope it's a UK tour
I bought the debut on tape when it was still just "Suede" in America, still here for it
I never ask how you feel. I just talked bills.
I gave you the run down of work today. Not that you needed to know.
I denied you the one hug yesterday. I need to fix this.
It's hard to pull up roots, but you can cut them, it's the shock that bring change.
not wanted to buy vinyl for years and now this is triggering me like you wouldnt believe
After a few weeks of constantly listening to this song I can say this is top 5 Suede songs ever. Amazing feat considering their back catalogue, but this is so poignant and brilliant..
So touching ! Still have the energy of their 90’s era! Sound like modern Boy
Still going strong all these years, one of my favourite albums of all time 'Coming up'
Terrific, fabulous, outstanding!!!
Its just great isn't it! Exuberant. The energy of youth coupled with the wisdom of maturity. Love it.
Hate 2022 at first but now as the world start to resemble normalcy..here comes this song...classics Suede..new anthem in the making, worth the waits...
Brings me close to tears with every single listen. Expresses so beautifully the love and loss of a wonderful, magical and much missed Mum. Like mine ❤.
Un gran temazo!!!!!.......Suede siempre en la mente!!!!!!.........Un gran saludo desde España!!!!!......Viva España!!!!!!!
Totally connected to this .
If underrated has another synonym, it's Suede. Criminally underrated.
What a mysterious feeling. But from there to a happy space. They have evolved again.
I'm the biggest fan of Suede, was obsessed with them from the Animal nitrate period onwards. As a 15 year old I traveled 12 hours across my country only to see them live. I actually met them backstage but was too starstruck to speak with them. No other group has the same energy, amazing lyrics and everyone I have met who knows them personally say they are so kind and down to earth. Brett Anderson, never change. You rock, literally.
My life is complete shit until I find out that Suede is releasing a new album.
I feel like I'm back in the 90s and I'm only 16, I love this song and I am so excited for the album. Coming Up is one of my favourite albums of all time (as well as Permission To Land and One Way Ticket To Hell by The Darkness).
Never really listened to Suede before and I don't regret that because this album is the best of what I've heard by far. Bloody brilliant that it's happened at their ages too, proves you don't have to lose your edge
Wow new album. Thank you very much!
anticapating the new album, listen everyday
Heard this on Absolute radio a couple of days ago, damn it’s catchy for sure. 🔥🔥
Same
Suede never fail to deliver… Andersons voice puts you in the moment. Switched on as fuck
I hope this song triggers other bands of this era to release new albums…. Suede are one of the best around still …… proper music by skilled musicians and such a giant vocal …. Welcome back and long this may continue because if we ever have another lockdown this will cheer me up and countless more 🙏 are you per…suaded ! Go on buy the album