I think some of this stuff is definitely sequenced .. the vocal of Roger Manning's bit definitely sounds lifted directly from the studio recording .. But this is Jools Holland, so whatever. I think this performance is definitely a mixed bag of sequenced over dubs, some lip synching and real time playing. I don't think I would say this is a definitive live performance although it sounds fantastic. It's a real shame they didn't stick around longer because I'm sure we would've gotten some brilliant live stuff locked down to video/film .. Both albums are absolute classics and some of my favorite music in the world.
@@Fiveash-Artif you’ve listened to 100 other live recordings of them playing, this performance makes all sense. They were brilliant performers, and perhaps even to the point of detriment where maybe it led to break up. I’d just stop overthinking it for once and accept something awesome.
For nearly thirty years (okay 28) I have tried to find out who the feck I saw peforming live on Jools Holland one night after I got back from the pub. I remember trying to describe the band to a colleague a few weeks later (no internet or any way of finding out who it was I'd seen back then). I said they sang like Beach Boys, played like 10CC, The Beatles, XTC, Pilot, Wire, Robert Wyatt... All that could be heard in the UK at the time in 1993 was Britpop, Techno, House and a kinda Shoegaze/Grunge thing. Tonight on a different YT video the band "Jellyfish" was named. The name hardwired me back to 1993. In about two clicks I found this clip and the very performance I saw half a lifetime ago. I am blown away again. This is really marvellous. What talent. Now excuse me... I have some CDs to buy and an entire back-catalogue of listening to catch up on... Thank you very much for posting this.
FUUUUUCK....and that was live folks. No overdubs, fixes, enhancements or studio trickery... Jellyfish should have been the second coming of the Beatles. Alas it was not to be. Thank God we have those 2 incredible studio albums, and clips like this circulating (thanks to RUclips)
Like I said....12 weeks rehearsal for a 45 minute set....and you can tell. Vocals are just plain tight tight tight. And who has a stand up drummer on lead vocals? Nobody thats who!!
@@JosefFux Hard disagree. A viewing of their acoustic set at Tower Records from 1993 should erase any doubts. They were plagued by similar accusations at the time and even joked about it frequently onstage, but those vocals are live.
I'm kind of embarrassed that I feel the need to comment on EVERY single Jellyfish (sometimes twice) video in existence on RUclips but it can't be helped. I will always be impressed. Despite trying not to, I will continue to sing their songs at top volume when I'm driving. I will always introduce them to people who are unaware when given the chance - my latest was the guy who works at the car wash. I will always think that their talent is 'Hall of Fame' worthy. I will always wonder about Andy and if he has a huge stash of songs he's written but isn't sharing. I'll probably keep commenting on videos as well, Oh well - till next time. Thanks for sharing, Shalom.
No , sir.... You are quite correct.... They are already disappearing into the mists of official rock history when they should be front and centre.... And to think of all the hacks that will occupy those pages 😥
Jellyfish deserved far more success than they ever received. The standard of the song writing and the musicianship is absolutely top notch. The Beatles for the 1990s should've gone a whole lot further.
I first saw them supporting INXS at Wembley Stadium in 1991 & they blew me away. The Bellybutton & Spilt milk albums were exceptional. The guys were so talented, gutted when they split up.
Leonard Cohen's applause seemed very genuine and enthusiastic when the performance was finished; you can hear him clapping with cupped hands and it goes on after Jools gave the outro announcement. I've watched this several times now and its fascinating. He looks pretty intense too, like he really appreciated / respected the performance.
Hi Pianomagicdude, The mic is inside the bass drum. It is an AKG D-112. We used the May Micing system for the bass drum alone. We put finely shredded newspaper inside to act as a sort of acoustic gate....When the beater hit, it was wide open and then the paper would drop and softly mute the heads....And of coarse on the 'Pet Sounds' style close there was a (Lexicon PCM 70) big hall program that was added during the live mix. Cheers to You, Shalom
You are a sound wizard! Thank you for preserving this. As an obviously skilled sound engineer (and, music fan) you must've been licking your lips being able to work with such talented (and detail-centric) musicians! Fantastic job Sir
Tremendous. Jellyfish's "Spilt Milk" is one of those multidimensional, layered records ("Sgt Peppers", "Pet Sounds", etc) that could be difficult to pull off live, but they're pulling it off here. Every member is doing the absolute most that they can do--sing, multitask, etc. Manning is toggling between the guitar, piano and vocals. It's a shame that they didn't continue on, but according to Jason Falkner, Sturmer was pretty difficult to deal with and had a real jaded attitude already even when they were recording their first album. The most talented bands usually have the most ego to set aside. Considering that Falkner had set aside his own creativity for the first record--and that he's since crafted his own excellent solo albums almost entirely by himself--it's insane to think about the amount of pure talent, skill and character in this. IMHO, it's the character and creativity that probably broke them up.....no member probably had enough of their vision fulfilled.
.....the scene: Boston, The Paradise. The 1993 Rock And Roll Rumble, hosted by Katey Sagal, with my best friend and I right up front. about FIVE or so feet from Andy and Roger, singing ALL the way along / through, to their PRONOUNCED amazement.....will never, EVER forget it.....
I highly recommend the Jellyfish biography for any fans of this band. There is a reason they sounded so good live (besides raw talent). Extreme perfectionism, endless hours of practice and one of the best sound guys in the world.
I was just about to leave a comment stating that not only is this a masterful performance by Jellyfish, but it's also a fantastic mix that deserves its own praise. Then I realized it was mixed by the guy who posted the video. Shalom, amazing audio work my friend. It's truly astonishing to hear the creative and technical worlds marry together in the most glorious way to create something so soulfully resonant. This right here is the stuff dreams are made of.
Oh man, I like them, too, but that's a hard assertion to make given they're not exactly innovators or original. They do a fabulous job of picking influential sources and amalgamating their signature sounds into a nice, tight song package. Master craftsmen from that point of view. Manning has a beautiful bridge section in this song, but I think a lot of people first reaction would be, "Oh, is that the Beach Boys?" I do think Sturmer has a rather unique voice and style, though. He could have been huge or huger, if he wanted to. Sucks.
Pretty crazy these guys didn't get more recognition. I think if they pushed it more these days they would get a lot more recognition from the youtube era.
It wasn't up to them to push..that's what a record does (or did back then). The band busted it's ASS for about 8 years. Eating humble pie, and living in tough conditions....but the label pulled the plug because GRUNGE was the next flavor of the week. That's the truth. Wasn't the band's fault. jus sayin.
An absolutely stunning performance! These guys were the real deal, but we chose shitty grunge at the time. Don't get me wrong, I loved the Seattle sound, but christ! These guys were original and so meticulous, whether in the studio or here, the glory of a live setting. By the way, that's Leonard Cohen with Jools at the end, he seemed rather taken with what had just transpired.
What a performance! How great to see a song this meticulously crafted, and with immaculate harmonies, performed so perfectly live. Better than the studio version.
This is probably the best jools Holland performance I’ve ever seen. What an absolute shame this band never hit the big time. Listen to both albums all the time and just wish they stayed together to make more 😭
Listening to this album in 2020. What an awesome band, production, songwriting, orchestration, etc. Classic among classics. Too good for mainstream. The Beach Boys homage is just genius.
Meticulous orchestral arrangements from a bloody 4-piece that just killed it live. I saw them every chance I could here in Seattle which was only 3 times. They never failed to deliver. This performance was no exception.
It’s often said that it’s the friction between band members that creates the musical masterpieces in this world. Never more true than with these cats. Their individual music has greatness, but when combined in Jellyfish, ahhhhhh... PERFECTION. Wish they could have held it together.
Pristine perfection...but it's Jellyfish, so what else should we expect? Props to my brother for sending me here and, years ago, introducing me to Jellyfish.
My mate told me that his mate was in the kitchen and thought he had left his CD on but on entering his living room he realised they were live on jools Holland.... How they never became bigger than the Beatles is beyond me
Wow! The vocals from 2:33-2:50 are ridiculous. Clearly these guys were victims of the Seattle sound. One of my very favorite bands that nobody has ever heard of.
found a copy of spilt milk in a small thrift shop in high school....changed my life. funnily enough, the other cd i bought in that store that day was d'angelo's voodoo.... ALSO changed my life lol
A totally fantastic, brillant band. Great songs, great arrangements, great lyrics, great dark humour, great creative artistry. People just didn't get it in the early 90's. We could do with Jellyfish back now with Andy Sturmer as well as The Lickerish Quartet!!! ❤🧡💛💚💙💜
Wow, the amount of practice and rehearsal to be so perfect during performance must have driven everyone insane, especially if the leader was an obstinent perfectionist.
I've seen a lot of gigs in my life...I've played myself for over 30yrs...toured many times (seen more bands touring) and, Jellyfish live is in my top 5 live bands ever.
What an incredible band! What a flawess live performance of a great sound. What talent? What happened? Its moments like this that make you realise the value of You Tube
I got to meet these guys after a performance at the Metro in Chicago and they were gracious, funny and so real. I talked with Tim Smith for quite a while and they searched high and low to put that harmonious group together. You had to be able to play and sing and sing well. Mission accomplished. Yeah, I can't believe we only have the two albums from them. Still the gold standard in my musical collection. I have both albums signed. Will cherish them forever. I playing their music to my kids so they know what real talent looks like.
Every time I watch this, I have to watch it at least three times. Thank you so much for uploading this. I'm such a music snob, and this is perfection to me. So much grace, intelligence and talent went into this.
@@georgebarry8640 “You’re rushing us into the music. In fact, you should tend to lean back a little. They call it ‘laid back’- it’s a sordid term, but that’s how it’s used.”
Brilliant! Best live mix I have ever heard. I had the pleasure of seeing Jellyfish live twice before they went their separate ways. One of the best bands ever. If only they could have continued...
SO feel this song! Was there HERE in Seattle, managing an incredible pop rock band ( The Day I Fell Down) who couldn't get a break to save their lives!! Oh Jellyfish, you were always number #1 in my book!!
I feel ya..I was in NY in my band right at this time..and we worshipped Jellyfish. We made commercial Rock/Pop and ALSO couldnt get arrested..largely due to GRUNGE.
I find it striking how there's a certain formula of melody, rich vocal harmonisations, clever songcraft and poetic lyrics that the public JUST DON'T GET! It's like the kids just want to eat Haribo instead of the finest chocolate in the world.
Jellyfish was incredible. I think one of their only crimes was emulating their influences too hard (Beach Boys, Beatles, Queen), but that's also was made them so awesome to listen to. I do agree music like this should be what "sells". If this were mainstream top 40 music, it would be an indicator that the world is a better place than perhaps it actually is.
So many if the reviews focused on the sound alike qualities and I wish they would have heard them as original for the 90s by talented 20 somethings that werent even around in the 60s.
2024 and this still stands as one of the best live performances of any band ever!!! 👌🏼
I think some of this stuff is definitely sequenced .. the vocal of Roger Manning's bit definitely sounds lifted directly from the studio recording .. But this is Jools Holland, so whatever. I think this performance is definitely a mixed bag of sequenced over dubs, some lip synching and real time playing. I don't think I would say this is a definitive live performance although it sounds fantastic. It's a real shame they didn't stick around longer because I'm sure we would've gotten some brilliant live stuff locked down to video/film .. Both albums are absolute classics and some of my favorite music in the world.
Live performances. They were very talented. @@Fiveash-Art
@@Fiveash-Art sorry but that’s utter garbage. Artists used to have to have talent. This lot had it in spades. Sequencing😂 Give me strength!🤦🏻♂️
@@Fiveash-Artif you’ve listened to 100 other live recordings of them playing, this performance makes all sense. They were brilliant performers, and perhaps even to the point of detriment where maybe it led to break up. I’d just stop overthinking it for once and accept something awesome.
@@danielconnolly8565exactly
Should have been absolutely massive. Spilt Milk is simply perfection.
+Jon Boyes Yeah, its crazy they didn't blow up. Only musicians and folks with really good ears know, too bad.
Word!
Grunge pushed them out. Bad timing I guess.
It's a work of pure genius. As good as 10cc or The Beatles
TheAlistairDick Squeeze ...
I can’t believe such a musically talented band didn’t make it farther. Love them.
For nearly thirty years (okay 28) I have tried to find out who the feck I saw peforming live on Jools Holland one night after I got back from the pub. I remember trying to describe the band to a colleague a few weeks later (no internet or any way of finding out who it was I'd seen back then). I said they sang like Beach Boys, played like 10CC, The Beatles, XTC, Pilot, Wire, Robert Wyatt... All that could be heard in the UK at the time in 1993 was Britpop, Techno, House and a kinda Shoegaze/Grunge thing. Tonight on a different YT video the band "Jellyfish" was named. The name hardwired me back to 1993. In about two clicks I found this clip and the very performance I saw half a lifetime ago. I am blown away again. This is really marvellous. What talent. Now excuse me... I have some CDs to buy and an entire back-catalogue of listening to catch up on... Thank you very much for posting this.
Brilliant post! How have the past two years been with jellyfish in your life?
Great when that happens! Exact same here but with Cocteau Twins’ Serpentskirt 👍
@@CampingSecretsUK They have been much better in a fine, improved way!
Rather how have the last three decades been possible without..........??
Beatnik Beach as well
Pre Jellyfish...
FUUUUUCK....and that was live folks. No overdubs, fixes, enhancements or studio trickery... Jellyfish should have been the second coming of the Beatles. Alas it was not to be. Thank God we have those 2 incredible studio albums, and clips like this circulating (thanks to RUclips)
Yes, Jellyfish was a great band, a reunion would be nice... They are all around 50 years old.
@@dakinobeats You should know that 3/4 of this Jellyfish lineup have reunited and released music as the "Lickerish Quartet!" Check it!
@@g2live867 oh will do excellent
@@dakinobeats We have the next best thing...The Lickerish Quartet.
Maybe cause this musics shitty juice worlds way better than this shit that sound slike 400 other songs
I don't think I've ever seen a live performance with better vocals -- both production- and ability-wise. This is simply amazing.
Like I said....12 weeks rehearsal for a 45 minute set....and you can tell. Vocals are just plain tight tight tight. And who has a stand up drummer on lead vocals? Nobody thats who!!
Yeah, but the "how does it feel" fills come from tape!
@@JosefFux Hard disagree. A viewing of their acoustic set at Tower Records from 1993 should erase any doubts. They were plagued by similar accusations at the time and even joked about it frequently onstage, but those vocals are live.
Astounding! I hear Beach Boys, Electric Light Orchestra, Queen and Beatles all rolled up into this amazingly well rehearsed and produced four piece.
Yes. Roger's vocals seem especially to emulate Brian Wilson at his best, and Andy sings his heart out.
@howardmaryon Interesting, I think we may have the same set of ears?... 😃
I'm kind of embarrassed that I feel the need to comment on EVERY single Jellyfish (sometimes twice) video in existence on RUclips but it can't be helped. I will always be impressed. Despite trying not to, I will continue to sing their songs at top volume when I'm driving. I will always introduce them to people who are unaware when given the chance - my latest was the guy who works at the car wash. I will always think that their talent is 'Hall of Fame' worthy. I will always wonder about Andy and if he has a huge stash of songs he's written but isn't sharing. I'll probably keep commenting on videos as well, Oh well - till next time. Thanks for sharing, Shalom.
I feel ya!
I thought it was the only one that felt that way! Shalom!
They are too credible for hall o f crap.
I'm there word for word
No , sir.... You are quite correct.... They are already disappearing into the mists of official rock history when they should be front and centre.... And to think of all the hacks that will occupy those pages 😥
2023 and still listening to this band: can a band be more classy than Jellyfish?
Jellyfish deserved far more success than they ever received. The standard of the song writing and the musicianship is absolutely top notch. The Beatles for the 1990s should've gone a whole lot further.
I first saw them supporting INXS at Wembley Stadium in 1991 & they blew me away. The Bellybutton & Spilt milk albums were exceptional. The guys were so talented, gutted when they split up.
Who else is still listening to this in 2019?
I've been obsessed with this music for 25+ years.
me 18 finally figuring out what life is and how lonley .... Jellyfish helps
of course and forever after
2020... what a band! Incredible.
Anina Holbek me
This is the best live show of a ghost at number one,definitely!!!🎉🎉🎉
No doubt!
Leonard Cohen's applause seemed very genuine and enthusiastic when the performance was finished; you can hear him clapping with cupped hands and it goes on after Jools gave the outro announcement. I've watched this several times now and its fascinating. He looks pretty intense too, like he really appreciated / respected the performance.
i fucking loved this band - they never got their due.
Hi Pianomagicdude,
The mic is inside the bass drum. It is an AKG D-112. We used the May Micing system for the bass drum alone. We put finely shredded newspaper inside to act as a sort of acoustic gate....When the beater hit, it was wide open and then the paper would drop and softly mute the heads....And of coarse on the 'Pet Sounds' style close there was a (Lexicon PCM 70) big hall program that was added during the live mix.
Cheers to You,
Shalom
Were you the sound engineer? I checked your page and you have some really incredible recordings there. People have no idea how hard that is to do.
You're inspiring me! This is one of my favorite bands, and I'm studying recording and post production (sorry for my English!)
Do you know who uses what kind of guitars?
"Pet Sounds?" You hit the nail right on the head! Brian Wilson all over this one!
You are a sound wizard! Thank you for preserving this. As an obviously skilled sound engineer (and, music fan) you must've been licking your lips being able to work with such talented (and detail-centric) musicians! Fantastic job Sir
Tremendous. Jellyfish's "Spilt Milk" is one of those multidimensional, layered records ("Sgt Peppers", "Pet Sounds", etc) that could be difficult to pull off live, but they're pulling it off here. Every member is doing the absolute most that they can do--sing, multitask, etc. Manning is toggling between the guitar, piano and vocals. It's a shame that they didn't continue on, but according to Jason Falkner, Sturmer was pretty difficult to deal with and had a real jaded attitude already even when they were recording their first album.
The most talented bands usually have the most ego to set aside. Considering that Falkner had set aside his own creativity for the first record--and that he's since crafted his own excellent solo albums almost entirely by himself--it's insane to think about the amount of pure talent, skill and character in this. IMHO, it's the character and creativity that probably broke them up.....no member probably had enough of their vision fulfilled.
Genius ,,,and apparently ready to write again ,,,dont quote me
What a wonderful song. Never understood how they weren’t more popular
.....the scene: Boston, The Paradise. The 1993 Rock And Roll Rumble, hosted by Katey Sagal, with my best friend and I right up front. about FIVE or so feet from Andy and Roger, singing ALL the way along / through, to their PRONOUNCED amazement.....will never, EVER forget it.....
I highly recommend the Jellyfish biography for any fans of this band. There is a reason they sounded so good live (besides raw talent). Extreme perfectionism, endless hours of practice and one of the best sound guys in the world.
what's the book called?
@@StellarSeer Brighter Day: A Jellyfish Story. you can get it a Kool Kat Musik
Finally a television appearance from these guys with decent audio. Thank the gods!
I was just about to leave a comment stating that not only is this a masterful performance by Jellyfish, but it's also a fantastic mix that deserves its own praise. Then I realized it was mixed by the guy who posted the video. Shalom, amazing audio work my friend. It's truly astonishing to hear the creative and technical worlds marry together in the most glorious way to create something so soulfully resonant. This right here is the stuff dreams are made of.
Aw, thanks!
Probably the best Band ever in my opinion.. Will keep saying, sad that two Albums are all we have.. Oh Heck!
Mark Brown Right on, I love these guys. Takes me back to my teens when I listen to them. Good memories.
Oh man, I like them, too, but that's a hard assertion to make given they're not exactly innovators or original. They do a fabulous job of picking influential sources and amalgamating their signature sounds into a nice, tight song package. Master craftsmen from that point of view. Manning has a beautiful bridge section in this song, but I think a lot of people first reaction would be, "Oh, is that the Beach Boys?" I do think Sturmer has a rather unique voice and style, though. He could have been huge or huger, if he wanted to. Sucks.
Pretty crazy these guys didn't get more recognition. I think if they pushed it more these days they would get a lot more recognition from the youtube era.
It wasn't up to them to push..that's what a record does (or did back then). The band busted it's ASS for about 8 years. Eating humble pie, and living in tough conditions....but the label pulled the plug because GRUNGE was the next flavor of the week. That's the truth. Wasn't the band's fault. jus sayin.
Easily the best ever live performance on Jools from one of the most underrated bands of the 20th century
I agree totally.
Radiohead's performance of Weird Fishes on Jools' show is top tier as well
An absolutely stunning performance! These guys were the real deal, but we chose shitty grunge at the time. Don't get me wrong, I loved the Seattle sound, but christ! These guys were original and so meticulous, whether in the studio or here, the glory of a live setting. By the way, that's Leonard Cohen with Jools at the end, he seemed rather taken with what had just transpired.
i agree completely.
Jason Peterson Wonderous, isn't it!
Sean, you Nailed it. Unfortunately. How could we be so stupid?
The Adventures of Russ and Coco The glory of those live harmonies.......Mrs lynn the fruit of your labor Gives us a saviour. .....
The look on Cohen's face... "Why have I not heard of these incredible musicians before?" Bingo!
I have loved Jellyfish forever but have never seen this. The music of my 20's will happily define me forever more.
And this is live. Holy balls of magnificence.
One of the greatest unsolved mysteries of the modern age.
Missed the boat was in Iraq, just discovered these guys and absolutely love it. All aboard!
What a performance! How great to see a song this meticulously crafted, and with immaculate harmonies, performed so perfectly live. Better than the studio version.
Real music , played by real people . imagine that. Perfect .
This is probably the best jools Holland performance I’ve ever seen. What an absolute shame this band never hit the big time. Listen to both albums all the time and just wish they stayed together to make more 😭
Brilliant! Sounds very much as Brian Wilson did in 1966-67. Really good!
love this.
Even the critics can't outrun the ghost at number one!!
Listening to this album in 2020. What an awesome band, production, songwriting, orchestration, etc. Classic among classics. Too good for mainstream. The Beach Boys homage is just genius.
This is the definitive version of this song.
Meticulous orchestral arrangements from a bloody 4-piece that just killed it live. I saw them every chance I could here in Seattle which was only 3 times. They never failed to deliver. This performance was no exception.
They are Americans with 100% British mind in their heart definitely!soooooo rare American band , that’s why I instantly fell in love!!!😢😢😢😢😢🎉
The best group since The Beatles. Miss you guys
literally one of the best live performances I've ever heard...
Can't get enough of this song. . .
With Leonard Cohen in the crowd? Awesome!
this performance. it came, it saw and it conquered.
Man, this is flawless! I'm stunned. Even the backing vocals are spot on!
It’s often said that it’s the friction between band members that creates the musical masterpieces in this world. Never more true than with these cats. Their individual music has greatness, but when combined in Jellyfish, ahhhhhh... PERFECTION. Wish they could have held it together.
Pristine perfection...but it's Jellyfish, so what else should we expect? Props to my brother for sending me here and, years ago, introducing me to Jellyfish.
Great surprise to see the late, great Leonard Cohen there at the end. Excellent band that Jellyfish.
My mate told me that his mate was in the kitchen and thought he had left his CD on but on entering his living room he realised they were live on jools Holland.... How they never became bigger than the Beatles is beyond me
Wow! The vocals from 2:33-2:50 are ridiculous. Clearly these guys were victims of the Seattle sound. One of my very favorite bands that nobody has ever heard of.
ridiculous meaning 'ridiculously amazing' I assume :)
ApplePieAftermath
I think that = truth....
gbvxtc they were poised to topple hair mettle when an unexpected guest showed up at the party.
Very Beach Boys.
Grunge did more harm than good.
This song is so epic. How was it not a hit.
Perhaps one of history's most under-rated bands....
Along with their idols XTC
Saw them live in 91' and they were absolutely awesome. A very technical band, great musicians all of them.
Jellyfish drowning
In murky sea of grunge. Oh!
Bring them back alive.
Saw them 3 nights in a row, Charlotte, Atlanta & Augusta…on the Spilt Milk tour. Amazing
found a copy of spilt milk in a small thrift shop in high school....changed my life. funnily enough, the other cd i bought in that store that day was d'angelo's voodoo.... ALSO changed my life lol
Real talent, seriously awesome band. Jeez, wow
Best standing drummer ever. And they were all great multi instrumentalists so the live versions versus the album were pulled off amazingly.
These guys were simply awesome!!!
Phenomenal. Saw it on first airing. Blown away by it. Still am.
What a band. What. a. band.
A totally fantastic, brillant band. Great songs, great arrangements, great lyrics, great dark humour, great creative artistry. People just didn't get it in the early 90's. We could do with Jellyfish back now with Andy Sturmer as well as The Lickerish Quartet!!! ❤🧡💛💚💙💜
Wow, the amount of practice and rehearsal to be so perfect during performance must have driven everyone insane, especially if the leader was an obstinent perfectionist.
Probably the Best Band ever! In my Humble Opinion...
This is that group....that, if you know, you KNOW..... Superdrag's Head trip in Every Key is equally as amazing
SERIOUSLY WHERE WERE THEY ALL MY LIFE?
Some members went on and formed The Lickerish Quartet....making NEW Music right NOW.
The fact that this band only released 2 studio albums is criminal. They should have been so much bigger than they were.
this has to be the most creative song made in a very long time !!
Short lived and under-appreciated.
I've seen a lot of gigs in my life...I've played myself for over 30yrs...toured many times (seen more bands touring) and, Jellyfish live is in my top 5 live bands ever.
mine too Doug. astounding live
Hey, Shalom, coming late to this band - for me; So, very grateful to finally hear such a fine live mix, doing such justice to the band. Thank you
one of the finest live bands ever. had the pleasure to see them twice.
Epic album. Can't believe this band was so short lived.
Exhausted,under-paid...who WOULD continue?
They cancelled a gig in Bristol UK to appear on this show. I was gutted as I was going to that bloody gig. Still love this band tho!!
so awesome!! just discovered jellyfish a few days ago
One of the most underrated bands ever. What a great, GREAT band.
Thankyou very much.. Thankyou very much to Jallyfish...
What an incredible band! What a flawess live performance of a great sound. What talent? What happened? Its moments like this that make you realise the value of You Tube
Awesome still, and larger than live!
I got to meet these guys after a performance at the Metro in Chicago and they were gracious, funny and so real. I talked with Tim Smith for quite a while and they searched high and low to put that harmonious group together. You had to be able to play and sing and sing well. Mission accomplished. Yeah, I can't believe we only have the two albums from them. Still the gold standard in my musical collection. I have both albums signed. Will cherish them forever. I playing their music to my kids so they know what real talent looks like.
The Lickerish Quartet....the journey goes on.
Just outstanding, letter perfect, with passion. On Brit TV, no less.
God they were so good
I was a filthy hesher at the time but I always loved Jellyfish and still do. Beautiful performance.
Every time I watch this, I have to watch it at least three times. Thank you so much for uploading this. I'm such a music snob, and this is perfection to me. So much grace, intelligence and talent went into this.
fully agree
Wow really takes me back watching this, can't believe I'm that old. Amazing band, amazing album, must see what they're all doing now...
One of the best live bands I've ever seen
They have zero bad songs. Can't say that about any other band, they should have been HUGE.
And the Imperia Drag album kicks ass.
Yes, Imperial Drag....is a strong album. And it STILL Rocks.
@@georgebarry8640 “You’re rushing us into the music. In fact, you should tend to lean back a little. They call it ‘laid back’- it’s a sordid term, but that’s how it’s used.”
Have you heard Roger and Eric’s latest work together: The Lickerish Quartet? Pretty good stuff. No Imperial Drag, but not bad.
@@crescentfreshbret Dont forget Tim is in there aswell
Brilliant ~ ageless
Brilliant! Best live mix I have ever heard. I had the pleasure of seeing Jellyfish live twice before they went their separate ways. One of the best bands ever. If only they could have continued...
Remember the words to this in 2020 from seeing this when it was aired at the time. Bloody brilliance. Love their live sound.
This is still one of my favourite bands even thought they are American, Go figure. Can not argue with or dislike pure pop genius
This band is so talented. I wish they would reunite and tour. That would be so awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
" a chamber packed with piss and spite"!!!! lyrics!!! spilt milk prob my fave album ever... sooo many memories to this album... huge..
SO feel this song! Was there HERE in Seattle, managing an incredible pop rock band ( The Day I Fell Down) who couldn't get a break to save their lives!! Oh Jellyfish, you were always number #1 in my book!!
I feel ya..I was in NY in my band right at this time..and we worshipped Jellyfish. We made commercial Rock/Pop and ALSO couldnt get arrested..largely due to GRUNGE.
I remember watching this at the time and being blown away.....still am! Criminally underrated
remember catching this live with me best mate chris rip and being blown away. INCREDIBLE live band. rip 93.
Still one of the greatest bands EVER. Had the privilege of seeing them live in Nashville around '93.
I find it striking how there's a certain formula of melody, rich vocal harmonisations, clever songcraft and poetic lyrics that the public JUST DON'T GET! It's like the kids just want to eat Haribo instead of the finest chocolate in the world.
So frustrating ain't it?
yes. excellent analysis.
They could probably get somewhere now, at the time they got pushed out by the Haribo
Love love love these guys. Just Amazing! Luckily I got to see them live twice. I'll never forget it.
Jellyfish was incredible. I think one of their only crimes was emulating their influences too hard (Beach Boys, Beatles, Queen), but that's also was made them so awesome to listen to. I do agree music like this should be what "sells". If this were mainstream top 40 music, it would be an indicator that the world is a better place than perhaps it actually is.
So many if the reviews focused on the sound alike qualities and I wish they would have heard them as original for the 90s by talented 20 somethings that werent even around in the 60s.