In high school, I remember waiting months for their debut. It was finally released and I drove my parent’s Dodge Dynasty to the mall to buy the cassette. Got in the car, unwrapped the tape, and I see “In memory of Andrew Wood” as I opened the cassette to listen. I was devastated. Couldn’t believe it. Music was never the same.
Yes it was. That was the awkward teenage years of good music.if he hadn't died we never would have had Pearl Jam hit the big time, which catapulted guitar music back into the limelight. The we had Stone Temple Pilots, which I think was the best band of the era, who SUPPOSEDLY copied Pearl Jam's sound (according to David Spade on SNL). Soundgarden didn't REALLY take off without the accessibility of Pearl Jam's "Ten." Andrew Wood's death was kind of the catalyst that sparked the revival of guitar music. And yes, I was alive then, and knew of Mother Love Bone. He was charismatic, yes, but just not what we needed at that time anyway. I don't think he was a "good" singer, but he did have a stage presence.
@@Stahlgewitter I disagree completely. Pearl Jam certainly did not “bring back guitar music.” Andrew Wood’s death was not “the catalyst that sparked the revival of guitar music,” either. Far from it. The only PJ member who liked the solo was McCready, and the first PJ album was really the only one with some soloing. Not sure where you are getting your info, but it goes completely against what actually happened at the time. Guitar music, and the guitar solo, specifically, for that matter, was actually frowned upon by the newer “grunge” scene. How many guitar solos did STP have in their songs? Soundgarden was already firing on all cylinders long before grunge came along, you maybe just didn’t know of them. MLB was actually considered somewhat of a crossover/bridge between glam metal/rock and the newer Seattle/grunge scene. Plus, that scene had already been going on for sometime, just not popular. And the “awkward teenage years of good music”? The metal/rock scene had tons of great bands-actual guitar music bands. The guitar was the main focus of the music. For all intents and purposes, the new era took its focus AWAY from the guitar and focused more on songwriting. And they virtually all talked about that ad nauseam. A few bands carried the torch, though-Candlebox was one of the more significant ones. And all the popular 90s grunge bands would disagree with you on your take of Andrew Wood. He had a ton of influence on many of these bands. Knowing “of” MLB is nothing like actually knowing their music, history, and influences. ✌️
0:00 Thru Fade Away 4:38 Captain Hi-Top 7:50 Capricorn Sister 11:50 Gentle Groove 17:25 Half Ass Monkey Boy 22:35 This Is Shangri-La 25:52 Bone China 29:27 Heartshine 34:06 Mr. Danny Boy 40:18 Andy hands an apple to Mike Starr 40:25 Come Bite the Apple 46:18 Stardog Champion 51:00 Holy Roller 59:06 Chloe Dancer/Crown of Thorns
I saw this band open for Dogs D’amour. There were maybe 50 people in attendance and no one cared. No cheering - no applause. It was sad to witness a young band play their hearts out and get zero crowd reaction. I thought these guys were great so I bought the ep the next day.
Saw them on that tour as well at the Thirsty Whale in Chicago's North suburbs...same thing...maybe 50 people in attendance. No one cared at all. I definitely remember being impressed by MLB. I talked to all of them after the show. Dogs D'amour were the headliners but they were awful...by the time their set was done there were probably 15 people left.
Every band goes thru that, tho'. Kinda a right of passage thing. That's why nothing fazes them on the road years later.. cuz' they've seen the $hit !! MLB was great.. grew up in Seattle.
@@tonypotts9652 absolutely right. In fact, a lot of bands paid their dues this way, and that’s what pisses a lot of them off about the music business these days-todays “musicians” are forced into the public by TV talent shows without actually cutting their teeth.
They were guns n roses and Jane's addiction rolled up into one.. By the time they formed their window was closing. By 1990 the rock scene was changing especially in Seattle.. Yellow sparkle suit coats and keyboards were out man. lol. Andy should have taken the band down to LA in the late 80's where his style was still prevalent. Seattle was a whole different landscape at that time.
R.I.P Andrew Wood R.I.P Kurt Cobain R.I.P Shanoon Hoon R.I.P. John Baker Saunders R.I.P Layne Staley R.I.P. Ben McMillan R.I.P. Mike Starr R.I.P Scott Weiland R.I.P. Chester Bennington R.I.P Chris Cornell One love to all the surviving musicians that made part of the grunge scene, thanks to them we still hear good music.
54:39 The way Andy interacts with the crownd and introducing his band fellas is lovely he could totally approach the scene on a different vibe with his charisma/performance Seattle was not only the dark/depressing shit the media sold out afterwards look at this pure classic rockers with a twist of whatever was about to born in the 90s MLB could add so much to the scene if Andy had lived longer... Patriarch of Grunge 🖤
Andy Wood epitomized Southern Dixie Grace and Charisma. La gentillesse et les bonnes manières de La Louisiane. La noblesse oblige. J'aimerais remercier Daniel Lanois. C'est génial n'est-ce pas Stone?
I named my late Beloved Golden Retriever Chloe after this song! She lived for 14 year's! RIP Rock God! Stone definitely ripped it the F"*k up in this show! ~`•°{Mother Lovebone}°•`~ Is still taking over my world~
This is amazing! The only chance I will ever have to see Andrew live. That kills me to say, he was destined for stardom. We were robbed of what would have been the best band to come out of the Grunge scene and the incredible talent and charisma of Andrew. Makes me so sad to know we only got 1 album to cherish.
People, this is the last ever live video of Andy on stage, the last MLB concert recorded (unless someone want to come forth with the Central show from March 9th). A few songs he recorded at home exist (Cool Marmalade etc) but this is the last documentation of Mother Love Bone, and you can see what a huge difference from 1989 this was, the studio experience of recording Apple, working with Kelly, you can see how poised this band was to absolutely blow it all open and take over.
I wish I was old enough to see the grunge greats. I was only 4 when this was recorded. I was raised on grunge by two musical parents though. Very grateful to have good musical taste. Miss you from across time, Andy!
@@oldsoulone1217 I was also 3 when this was recorded. We were born a bit too late for this scene unfortunately but I feel nostalgic when I listen to grunge songs or watch concerts like this!
I worked at that venue from day 1 when my band played. At this time there were few if any all ages shows in King County, so this was the spot. Oh, the stories I could (should) tell...
Andy introduces Capricorn Sister twice! He did so before Captain Hi-Top. So wish time could go back and prevent Andy from passing away. Such a gifted soul of gold.
The musicianship is tops don't know how these guys aligned in Seattle of all places, but people another look at the power of music in this world, it put these guys together and it was meant to be
Oh my god!! My best experience in youtube until now!! Chloe dancer!!! I have no words to describe this Thank soooo much The best rock and roll band ever Best wishes
Great video. Greg Gilmore and I used to work at Budget Tapes and Records in Highland Hills Tacoma. 1979-80? I could tell he was driven and going places. I think his lady friend was Jackie.
Have loved this band for so long! Still so sad that Andrew passed to this day. When I play the album it still fills my heart with joy… true music never dies it just moves the heart and soul!
I am probably the biggest Mother Love Bone Fan ever, I mean I was obsessed with Andrew Wood aka Le'andrew the Love Child......Hide your mom control your sister "Captain High-Top"...........Mother ❤ Bone, forevermore........;€
Acredito que Mother Love Bone se Andrew estivesse vivo seria uma das maiores bandas do mundo.O cara era muito talentoso e tinha carisma.Mother Love Bone Forever!!!
Yes, but at least someone had a camcorder so that we may now watch it. I’m sure that the person who’s view was blocked by the camcorder is ok with it now.
Words and music, the only international language!!! ENOUGH said, MISS you, I personally will never forget you, and NONE of my friends will either as long as I'm alive, LOL!!!
Lol in the band call outs Andy says jeff is the white guy the sonics got in the dale ellis trade with the Milwaukee bucks a few weeks before this show. Just a joke (the sonics got ricky pierce) but its a pretty deep slice of seattle lore.
He actually said that “white boy, Jim Farmer” ain’t got nothing on Jeff Ament. Farmer was arrested on sex trafficking charges a couple years ago, I believe.
If it wasn't for Landrew aka Andy Wood, I don't know if record labels would have looked into Seattle as much as they did. Of course I may be wrong. If so, tell me. If you grew up during Seattle and you were into music industry, confirm or deny. I feel like Mother Love Bone helped A LOT. I loved Devilhead and Malfunkshun, even Fire Ants with Andys other brothers Kevin and uhm.. shit I can't remember.
Thanks to whomever shot this -- cuz vid cams back then were horrible.. especially audio.. but this is pretty f'in good considering ! I grew up in Seattle... never saw MLB, but did see the others (AIC/SG/PJ (actually as Mookie Blaylock)/QR/Nirvana) at the Off Ramp, Central, RCKCNDY and other places when they were just starting out. Had no idea then... what was about to happen... REMEMBER, at this point (Jan 1990) Eddie Vedder was in a San Diego band called "Bad Radio".. where he did sing "Better Man". . it's quite remarkable...here it is on VHS: ruclips.net/video/pco5t4ljIiY/видео.html
I can't believe there are people who are interested in this stuff nowadays. :) This makes me so happy. Andrew's art and music is awesome and it's nice to see that I am not alone when loving it.
@@davidszekely1770 David I for one am absolutely besotted by him. I love watching him , his art, beautiful vision and his legacy so so much and I'll never tire of it. Epic epiphany of huge proportions for me especially .Alot of us lost lovechilds are on Instagram. I thank you dearly for uploading! 💯❤️
Xana found Andy on my birthday and he passed 3 days later... My birthdays in a couple weeks. Andy was a TRUE Rock Star! If he wouldn't left us? I can imagine his influence on music in general. I mean he never got to even promote Apple and he's left a huge impression on so many of us! Andy was full of life you could just tell! His magnetism and charisma strutting his stuff! I love it... It sucks for us but he's at peace in a better a place. He was a good soul, I can feel it in his music. The love he had for Xana was deep in his heart you can really hear it in Stargazer, which they didn't play at this show surprisingly enough. R I P My Rock & Roll Brother I never met before... I feel like I knew you. Rock on Andy you're still the man...
Not many had video recording capabilities in Tacoma in 1980&90's . Carl Byers (coldpop Carl) was/is THE MAIN MAN when it comes to live shows on VHS from this era. More Metallica Cult Body Count and Seattle stuff than anyone else I knew. Last I heard he was off working for the BEASTIE BOYS ... He was an O.G. head walker stage diver ala Toby Rage... But I digress
The future was in my hands till I washed it all away. I don’t believe in smack so don’t you die on me. Where would I live if I were a man of golden words, or would i live at all? A dream like this must die. He who rides the pony must someday fall. Life is what you make it and if you make it death well rest your soul. He knew exactly what he was doing, a slower suicide.
WTH RESPECT...UTTER BS-when you are a young 'un;you believe yourself bulletproof...that's all...there s no deeper context.The sweet man made a big mistake.End of.
In high school, I remember waiting months for their debut. It was finally released and I drove my parent’s Dodge Dynasty to the mall to buy the cassette. Got in the car, unwrapped the tape, and I see “In memory of Andrew Wood” as I opened the cassette to listen. I was devastated. Couldn’t believe it. Music was never the same.
Musicland or Sam Goodies? Those were the days
@@PnwOnTour Ah yes, Musicland. I worked there during the peak of the metal boom and into the “grunge” movement.
Totally rad, they were like 300 feet apart in the mall, I have a video of andys grave if you wanna check it out 👍🏻
Yes it was. That was the awkward teenage years of good music.if he hadn't died we never would have had Pearl Jam hit the big time, which catapulted guitar music back into the limelight.
The we had Stone Temple Pilots, which I think was the best band of the era, who SUPPOSEDLY copied Pearl Jam's sound (according to David Spade on SNL). Soundgarden didn't REALLY take off without the accessibility of Pearl Jam's "Ten."
Andrew Wood's death was kind of the catalyst that sparked the revival of guitar music.
And yes, I was alive then, and knew of Mother Love Bone. He was charismatic, yes, but just not what we needed at that time anyway. I don't think he was a "good" singer, but he did have a stage presence.
@@Stahlgewitter I disagree completely. Pearl Jam certainly did not “bring back guitar music.” Andrew Wood’s death was not “the catalyst that sparked the revival of guitar music,” either. Far from it. The only PJ member who liked the solo was McCready, and the first PJ album was really the only one with some soloing. Not sure where you are getting your info, but it goes completely against what actually happened at the time. Guitar music, and the guitar solo, specifically, for that matter, was actually frowned upon by the newer “grunge” scene. How many guitar solos did STP have in their songs? Soundgarden was already firing on all cylinders long before grunge came along, you maybe just didn’t know of them. MLB was actually considered somewhat of a crossover/bridge between glam metal/rock and the newer Seattle/grunge scene. Plus, that scene had already been going on for sometime, just not popular. And the “awkward teenage years of good music”? The metal/rock scene had tons of great bands-actual guitar music bands. The guitar was the main focus of the music. For all intents and purposes, the new era took its focus AWAY from the guitar and focused more on songwriting. And they virtually all talked about that ad nauseam. A few bands carried the torch, though-Candlebox was one of the more significant ones. And all the popular 90s grunge bands would disagree with you on your take of Andrew Wood. He had a ton of influence on many of these bands. Knowing “of” MLB is nothing like actually knowing their music, history, and influences. ✌️
0:00 Thru Fade Away
4:38 Captain Hi-Top
7:50 Capricorn Sister
11:50 Gentle Groove
17:25 Half Ass Monkey Boy
22:35 This Is Shangri-La
25:52 Bone China
29:27 Heartshine
34:06 Mr. Danny Boy
40:18 Andy hands an apple to Mike Starr
40:25 Come Bite the Apple
46:18 Stardog Champion
51:00 Holy Roller
59:06 Chloe Dancer/Crown of Thorns
THANK YOU!! I posted a couple timestamps of my favorites before you posted this but this makes it easier for sure
Any chance any of you have the Portland show from 1990
🙏
A sensational work of art
Thank you from Brazil
No backing tracks just raw pure energy from the soul. MLB should of been huge. RIP Andrew.
Guns N Roses already existed so they probably wouldn't have been huge
I saw this band open for Dogs D’amour. There were maybe 50 people in attendance and no one cared. No cheering - no applause. It was sad to witness a young band play their hearts out and get zero crowd reaction. I thought these guys were great so I bought the ep the next day.
Saw them on that tour as well at the Thirsty Whale in Chicago's North suburbs...same thing...maybe 50 people in attendance. No one cared at all. I definitely remember being impressed by MLB. I talked to all of them after the show. Dogs D'amour were the headliners but they were awful...by the time their set was done there were probably 15 people left.
Every band goes thru that, tho'. Kinda a right of passage thing. That's why nothing fazes them on the road years later.. cuz' they've seen the $hit !! MLB was great.. grew up in Seattle.
@@tonypotts9652 absolutely right. In fact, a lot of bands paid their dues this way, and that’s what pisses a lot of them off about the music business these days-todays “musicians” are forced into the public by TV talent shows without actually cutting their teeth.
They were guns n roses and Jane's addiction rolled up into one..
By the time they formed their window was closing.
By 1990 the rock scene was changing especially in Seattle.. Yellow sparkle suit coats and keyboards were out man. lol.
Andy should have taken the band down to LA in the late 80's where his style was still prevalent. Seattle was a whole different landscape at that time.
R.I.P Andrew Wood
R.I.P Kurt Cobain
R.I.P Shanoon Hoon
R.I.P. John Baker Saunders
R.I.P Layne Staley
R.I.P. Ben McMillan
R.I.P. Mike Starr
R.I.P Scott Weiland
R.I.P. Chester Bennington
R.I.P Chris Cornell
One love to all the surviving musicians that made part of the grunge scene, thanks to them we still hear good music.
R.I.P SHANNON HOON
NEVER EVER PUT THAT PIECE 0F SHIT N0BRAIN IN THE SAME W)RDS AS ANDY MISS Y0U ANDY AND G0 C0WB0YS
@@ms.felonystrutter2472 ??
@@therodgodproject9942 he probably meant Cobain*
Ignore him
Protect Vedder, Cantrell, Arm, Turner, Fairweather, Ament, Gossard and the rest who are still alive
54:39 The way Andy interacts with the crownd and introducing his band fellas is lovely he could totally approach the scene on a different vibe with his charisma/performance Seattle was not only the dark/depressing shit the media sold out afterwards look at this pure classic rockers with a twist of whatever was about to born in the 90s MLB could add so much to the scene if Andy had lived longer...
Patriarch of Grunge 🖤
My thoughts exactly.
Ugh cosign that's completely the truth 😭😩❤️💯💘💘💘💞💞💘💘❤️❤️💯💯❤️❤️💘💘💘❤️💯❤️💘💘💘💘💘
Andy Wood epitomized Southern Dixie Grace and Charisma. La gentillesse et les bonnes manières de La Louisiane. La noblesse oblige. J'aimerais remercier Daniel Lanois. C'est génial n'est-ce pas Stone?
MR STONEY GOOSE GOSSARD
BRUICE LOOSE JUICE FAIRWEATHER
I named my late Beloved Golden Retriever Chloe after this song!
She lived for 14 year's!
RIP Rock God!
Stone definitely ripped it the F"*k up in this show!
~`•°{Mother Lovebone}°•`~
Is still taking over my world~
Glad u had a long time w your puppy! Landrew is alive and living well.
Named my dog Chloe Dancer 25 years ago.
God rest Andrew's soul. He will be remembered forever.
I agree. God bless, Andrew.
This is amazing! The only chance I will ever have to see Andrew live. That kills me to say, he was destined for stardom. We were robbed of what would have been the best band to come out of the Grunge scene and the incredible talent and charisma of Andrew. Makes me so sad to know we only got 1 album to cherish.
Very talented, completely unbeknownst to me until now, Better late then never!!
I most definitely was born too late... These guys rock man... RIP Andy
People, this is the last ever live video of Andy on stage, the last MLB concert recorded (unless someone want to come forth with the Central show from March 9th). A few songs he recorded at home exist (Cool Marmalade etc) but this is the last documentation of Mother Love Bone, and you can see what a huge difference from 1989 this was, the studio experience of recording Apple, working with Kelly, you can see how poised this band was to absolutely blow it all open and take over.
Andy’s confidence grew immensely since the Moore 88 🖤
The person who recorded this is legendary. Thank you! It's a shame that And left us too soon! Don't do drugs. We lost too many already.
Do the drugs that grow from the ground. Or the tried and true psychedelics
sim
@dmvconartists1855 Uh where do you think opium comes from? Same with cocaine 🤦
@@dmvconartists1855 The "tried and true psychedelics" did a number on some folks like Syd Barret and Brian Wilson.
@@brianbullivant1009 in moderation yeah and I guess it's not for some.. but I've rarely heard bad things about shrooms honestly
I was fortunate to be at this show!! It was incredible
Wow! Andrew was so talented!
Love rock people.......rip landrew. Mother love bone.
I wish I was old enough to see the grunge greats. I was only 4 when this was recorded. I was raised on grunge by two musical parents though. Very grateful to have good musical taste. Miss you from across time, Andy!
@Atomic Duck So, you only listened to them for 4 years? Sounds like bad taste to me.
I was 3 in '90.
So missed this too, and, like you, wished I was old enough to have been around.
@@oldsoulone1217 I was also 3 when this was recorded. We were born a bit too late for this scene unfortunately but I feel nostalgic when I listen to grunge songs or watch concerts like this!
Bless whoever recorded this!
Been listening to Mother Love Bone for 30 years. Amazing music.
I worked at that venue from day 1 when my band played. At this time there were few if any all ages shows in King County, so this was the spot. Oh, the stories I could (should) tell...
Please tell
Good memories it was a great time to be living in Tacoma at this time and legends was an awesome place to see a rock show
Where was legends?
13th and Fawcett downtown Tacoma
@@caseyshirks9068
Formerly The Crescent Ballroom when Bad Brains headlined the previous year
@@Fakename70 No it was Legends when Bad Brains played with Tad and Leeway
Indiana never had anything this good. I would give anything to have been in Seattle at this time. RIP Andy, true legend.
YES!!! I was still underaged in 1990, so, although this wasn’t my first time seeing MLB live, it was my first time seeing them in a club.
Andy introduces Capricorn Sister twice! He did so before Captain Hi-Top. So wish time could go back and prevent Andy from passing away. Such a gifted soul of gold.
Uma de minhas bandas favoritas. Escuto todo mês, há muitos anos. R.I.P Andrew.
I'm so impressed by Mr. Stone Gossard!
1:04:26 is a nice Stoney smiling at Andy moment.
The musicianship is tops don't know how these guys aligned in Seattle of all places, but people another look at the power of music in this world, it put these guys together and it was meant to be
Awesome show. These guys were damn good. RIP Andrew Wood.
I met Andy in 1988 Kent Skate King💛
How was it ? Can you share it please ? Thank you
59:48 Chloe Dancer, my fav MLB song. First one I ever heard, that haunting piano and story Andy sings
thanks now I'm crying
Siamese Dream It’s my favorite song to listen to if I’m blue or to play on acoustic :) RIP Andy.
Chloe is just like me, Only beautiful…
Here 2023
Less than 2 months later Andrew was gone. So sad but awesome to see this video.
I love Mother Love Bone, so original so unique just more than everything
Oh my god!!
My best experience in youtube until now!!
Chloe dancer!!!
I have no words to describe this
Thank soooo much
The best rock and roll band ever
Best wishes
So true
Exactly! That love we can still feel! It's radiating now! 💘💞💞💞💞💞💞💘
Great video. Greg Gilmore and I used to work at Budget Tapes and Records in Highland Hills Tacoma. 1979-80? I could tell he was driven and going places. I think his lady friend was Jackie.
Have loved this band for so long! Still so sad that Andrew passed to this day. When I play the album it still fills my heart with joy… true music never dies it just moves the heart and soul!
I want to take a trip back in time and say "Hey, Andy. DO NOT put that needle in your arm. You have some much more music and love to give.
Met him at The Thristy Whale chicago right beforehe passed
Absolute love and admiration for you landrew. We ALL MISS YOU, Save a Seat.
Rest in peace Brother ~
Zack Daniels.
22:36 This is......🤘
what a talent.
They were groovin'!!!APPLE-One of the best albums of all time. What a precious gift.
Whoever record this bless you haha
Geez Andy was such a character great singer/writer the whole band sounds great
What if..
For one thing my child hood alone, would have been completely different! ❤️ 💘
HOLY! wow! Thank you for this! just months before we lost Andy.
He died 8yrs before I was born, it's sad most of my favorite musicians are dead or died before I was born..
I am probably the biggest Mother Love Bone Fan ever, I mean I was obsessed with Andrew Wood aka Le'andrew the Love Child......Hide your mom control your sister "Captain High-Top"...........Mother ❤ Bone, forevermore........;€
This is so extra good at 4:27 am 💗
Mike is a true lead! Stone does the magical structure and then it happens!
Acredito que Mother Love Bone se Andrew estivesse vivo seria uma das maiores bandas do mundo.O cara era muito talentoso e tinha carisma.Mother Love Bone Forever!!!
Omg! Amazing show. Tks Andrew. Big hug from Brazil.
Damn, he passed on March 19, 1990, this was recorded January 26, 1990. LOVE THE APPLE !
Notice how many cell phones are up and blocking the view???? #0
People just lived in the moment back then
Yes, but at least someone had a camcorder so that we may now watch it. I’m sure that the person who’s view was blocked by the camcorder is ok with it now.
Amazing footage. An amazing band, wow. Mike Starr was in the audience!????
So sad this band should have been huge!!!!
I'm truly GRATEFUL for this upload! THANK YOU SO MUCH Sincerely... Cheers 🍺
This is SO GOOD!!!!!!! Keep ‘me coming PLEASE!!! 👍👍🤘🤘🎸🎸🎸
Words and music, the only international language!!!
ENOUGH said, MISS you, I personally will never forget you, and NONE of my friends will either as long as I'm alive, LOL!!!
Mother Love Bone WILL always SHINE .
On point!!!!!
Such a unique and beautiful voice. Great footage. Thanks!!!
This video is a gem
I love this concert so much. Appreciate the Upload, thank you so much 💖 💐
Gentle groove it's the ballroom of mars of the 90s
Bring it home
Andrew
You are still with us . . . Forever
So good that this has been recorded
This is the song that turned me on to MLB they were the best!!!!!!!!!!
I wonder if they choreographed or moves in it Andrew was like everybody’s it’s like right on point
Lol in the band call outs Andy says jeff is the white guy the sonics got in the dale ellis trade with the Milwaukee bucks a few weeks before this show. Just a joke (the sonics got ricky pierce) but its a pretty deep slice of seattle lore.
Hahaha good catch
He actually said that “white boy, Jim Farmer” ain’t got nothing on Jeff Ament. Farmer was arrested on sex trafficking charges a couple years ago, I believe.
Love you both..xana and our Love God ❤️
If it wasn't for Landrew aka Andy Wood, I don't know if record labels would have looked into Seattle as much as they did. Of course I may be wrong. If so, tell me. If you grew up during Seattle and you were into music industry, confirm or deny. I feel like Mother Love Bone helped A LOT. I loved Devilhead and Malfunkshun, even Fire Ants with Andys other brothers Kevin and uhm.. shit I can't remember.
Thanks Andy
Era p estoura essa Banda com sucesso .
Che band leggendaria durata pochissimo
Ciao Andy ❤️🌹🎸
Andy you will always live inside all our essence.......
Thanks to whomever shot this -- cuz vid cams back then were horrible.. especially audio.. but this is pretty f'in good considering ! I grew up in Seattle... never saw MLB, but did see the others (AIC/SG/PJ (actually as Mookie Blaylock)/QR/Nirvana) at the Off Ramp, Central, RCKCNDY and other places when they were just starting out. Had no idea then... what was about to happen... REMEMBER, at this point (Jan 1990) Eddie Vedder was in a San Diego band called "Bad Radio".. where he did sing "Better Man". . it's quite remarkable...here it is on VHS: ruclips.net/video/pco5t4ljIiY/видео.html
Andy Wood ❤
Wow!! Love it
Omg. ❤
This makes my weekend so joyously bright. Thanx for the video 💞💘💘💘it's appreciated dearly, 💞💯💘
I can't believe there are people who are interested in this stuff nowadays. :) This makes me so happy. Andrew's art and music is awesome and it's nice to see that I am not alone when loving it.
@@davidszekely1770 David I for one am absolutely besotted by him. I love watching him , his art, beautiful vision and his legacy so so much and I'll never tire of it. Epic epiphany of huge proportions for me especially
.Alot of us lost lovechilds are on Instagram. I thank you dearly for uploading! 💯❤️
@@Principessa180 You should also check out Malfunkshun, if you haven't yet :)
@@davidszekely1770 indeed I have ❤️ I support them wholeheartedly. I love Malfunkshun ❤️🙏🏻
I would have loved to see them ✌️
Andy introduces the wrong song....haha. So glad I got to see them before Andy left us
I saw his crypt yesterday, peacful, about 5 guitar picks on his plaque.
Xana found Andy on my birthday and he passed 3 days later... My birthdays in a couple weeks. Andy was a TRUE Rock Star! If he wouldn't left us? I can imagine his influence on music in general. I mean he never got to even promote Apple and he's left a huge impression on so many of us! Andy was full of life you could just tell! His magnetism and charisma strutting his stuff! I love it... It sucks for us but he's at peace in a better a place. He was a good soul, I can feel it in his music. The love he had for Xana was deep in his heart you can really hear it in Stargazer, which they didn't play at this show surprisingly enough. R I P My Rock & Roll Brother I never met before... I feel like I knew you. Rock on Andy you're still the man...
The recorder never knew how important this video would become or else it would have been done much better!
Not many had video recording capabilities in Tacoma in 1980&90's .
Carl Byers (coldpop Carl) was/is THE MAIN MAN when it comes to live shows on VHS from this era. More Metallica Cult Body Count and Seattle stuff than anyone else I knew. Last I heard he was off working for the BEASTIE BOYS ... He was an O.G. head walker stage diver ala Toby Rage... But I digress
Gone 2 months later...
Tremendoosss!!🔥🔥🔥❤️🇦🇷
Wow, they were doin some very special stuff back then.. holy
This is amazing💥👈🖤
Make sure you check out the Malfunkshun documentary....
8 weeks later, Andrew would be gone... and become the legendary poster child for 'what if?'
To think Andy would be gone in March...... 😥💔
Rest with angels Andrew Wood.
All the great things waiting for this band.....and then disaster struck. R.I.P Andy
Anyone have a link or andy woods solo album???melodies and dreams ithink. Please let me know child🔹⭐🔸
gracias por subir esta belleza
AWESOMES 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
It's so funny, they all take turns standing in front of the drummer, lol...I love this band!!!!!
The best place to be
The future was in my hands till I washed it all away. I don’t believe in smack so don’t you die on me. Where would I live if I were a man of golden words, or would i live at all? A dream like this must die. He who rides the pony must someday fall. Life is what you make it and if you make it death well rest your soul. He knew exactly what he was doing, a slower suicide.
...rest your soul.
WTH RESPECT...UTTER BS-when you are a young 'un;you believe yourself bulletproof...that's all...there s no deeper context.The sweet man made a big mistake.End of.
True this...
Yes mam ,God Bless , Andy the real first Grundge