Throwing Muses - Live England 1989 HD
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- Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024
- Throwing Muses live and interviewed, February 20th 1989, Recorded from analogue terrestrial broadcast, recorded on Sony DX E180 VHS tape, mono audio.
Throwing Muses are an American alternative rock band formed in 1981 in Newport, Rhode Island, United States, that toured and recorded extensively until 1997, when its members began concentrating more on other projects.
The group was originally fronted by two stepsisters, Kristin Hersh and Tanya Donelly, who both wrote the group's songs. Throwing Muses are known for performing music with shifting tempos, creative chord progressions, unorthodox song structures, and surreal lyrics. The group was set apart from other contemporary acts by Hersh's stark, candid writing style; Donelly's pop stylings and vocal harmonies; and David Narcizo's unusual drumming techniques eschewing use of cymbals. Hersh's hallucinatory, feverish lyrics occasionally touch on the subject of mental illness, more often drawing portraits of characters from daily life or addressing relationships.
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Hiya Steevee. smashing. Investigation later on.Xx❤️✌️
Back in 1988, I was in college radio and had a chance to meet them all after their show. Understandably Kristen was tired but I got to hang with the rest of band, we had a beer and walked around Milwaukee. They were super nice. No egos as far as I could tell. Genuinely good people. I wish they would have put out more music together but very thankful for what they gave us. ❤
Thanks for sharing the memories, it's one of my favourite things about sharing my videotapes is when people comment and talk about their times seeing or meeting bands.
Tanya is a great guitar player and Kristin, I've had a huge crush on you for years!
I love just how seriously our culture took music back then. It really mattered, once.
Thanks for watching and commenting 🙂
Kristin is a force of nature.
One of the greatest bands (imo) of any era .
Their music was "Pop Music for the 21st c"
I keep forgetting how much I love this band!!
OMG they are so baby faced here.
They predated the riot girl scene, and still sound like few other bands.
Totally- too bad she didn’t marry a Beastie and park the bank trunk in the front yard…
Love kristin!
Great interview, thank you, but the performance of "Dizzy" is literally just the record. I don't know why the producers would do that. I'd bet anything it wasn't the band's decision. They're a great live band, let us hear that. Still, I could watch Hersh talk about anything anytime. When she laughs: ❤🥰😍
Thanks for watching and commenting, I have no idea why the did not do the track live, perhaps lack of time to set up or the record company insisted, they were one of the few bands to mime on this show.
I remember watching this first time round, so great to see it again!!
Muses paved the way for so many great female fronted 90s artists, especially Alanis, 4 non blondes, L7, indigo girls, etc.
We need more of this ! Thanks for all these treasures on this amazing channel.
Thanks for posting this
I'm glad you found and enjoyed it
Ah good to find, always enjoyed Throwing Muses, never managed to catch them live back in the day but this is a good watch, thank you!
Thanks for watching and commenting 🙂
I wish so badly that whole Town and Country gig was available. It seems the Pixies set from that night was filmed in full
It probably was filmed in full, but by a certain bootleg cameraman I used to know, all his video tapes are now with another RUclips channel, I suggest you drop him a message asking if he has that gig or others. Do let me know what he says. ruclips.net/user/TravisBickle1963about
How have I not stumbled on this awesome video before!? Thanks for posting
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment
Thanks.
I'm so stoked to find this!!! Thank you!
You're so welcome!
Wow first pristine video I watched of them 👌
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Why no mention of their badass bass player?!
Leslie Langston
@@hirampriggott1689 I saw them back in the day at a long incredibly narrow venue called the Inn Square Men's Bar. Waiting for the show to start I had to elevate my broken & casted-foot and from my seat placing it on the stage was perfect. When they came on, it was right in front of Leslie and I asked her if it was a problem and she was like 'you're good.'
Easily one of the most underrated bass players. Her work on the first 3 albums and the Fat Skier. is incredible and I wish she had recorded more.
@@hrhcrabhighly agree-no one played like her. one of my early inspirations on bass
Wish the videoof the Dizzy performance had been paired with the actual audio from the performance instead of the LP recording.
Definitely.
Kristen looks like a girl I dated for several years...❤. Tonya is breath- takingly beautiful😍
Saw them live around this time ......
how is called the 2nd song?
Mania, it's on there
Snub TV if I recall correctly.
Kristen would make a great girlfriend
Agreed
You can see where this is headed. Tonya looks bored out of her mind.
Following year, The Breeders!
Yes, it's easy to speculate about reasons that might be.
you can see how modern women we’re destroyed right here😂
I forgot Amy Schumer was in Throwing Muses before getting into comedy.
@@ScottishTeeVee ...and there is where the resemblance fucking ends.
You are a dick. Pity you.
Joisus, certain type of American was woke thirty five years ago. Joisus.
Almost like we go in circles like wounded animals.
It was different then, and you have to look at it through the prism of 1989. They were young and didn't really understand the toxicity of feminist thinking. I was also such a person. None of us knew about how it came to be, the inherent contradictions, how the founders of the movement conspired with big business and the state, how they sold ordinary working people out etc. They were wrestling with the brutality of their country and trying to do something new. Although I wince to hear it, I applaud their forging novel directions and thinking aloud in public.
@@BlackPrimeMinister for sure it was different. The overriding culture was more Conservative, the flaws of progressivism were less well understood, and also, as you say, these women were very young. I was a tediously predictable bleeding heart until I was about 35. But it's striking that the notion of cultural appropriation was alive even back then, although it wasn't named.
@@duncefunce1513 Feminism: "The fundamental belief that women are human, too."
Me: "Are unborn babies human?"
Feminism: "No."
Me: "K bye."
Rubbish really init.
It’s a bit naff song writing really tbh