and this is why to many late nights are not good for you kids ! yep your right , after checking the super computer at Shed Seven HQ we can confirm that the it was indeed 1995 ! cheers Scott
1995! that was one fucking long hot summer, went to my first ever festival (Reading) my mum cryed when she picked me up, me and my mate looked so stoned!
Thats me bobbing up n down, marion white t shirt on. Just remember it being fuckin roasting hot. Verve stole the show though 4 me that year. Happy days
1:24 : Glastonbury 1995 ticket: £65 (To the younger generations - I shit you not; I was there and saw this) Festival oversized baker-boy hat: £15 Getting the words wrong in front of a national television audience: Priceless.
S.M. Butterscotch: Except for the band phoning it in. Rick looks positively bored, just sitting by the drums during the solo. I wasn't there, so I can only imagine it was more exciting in the flesh.
Sorry to say that is lazy guitar playing, It needed a cleaner sound, distortion is coming from the sheer volume of sound you're putting out. Playing the melody with a flourish that type of thing. I think they eventually got this right, but by then it was too late. Brit Pop is fairly fickle.
It's not "lazy playing" in the slightest - they'd just put out their first record the previous year. Odds-on Paul had bought that JCM900 Hi-Gain Reverb behind him with their advance and was still figuring out how to get the best out of it.
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still going strong,saw them in leeds 2019 it was so good i nearly cried.90s bands are the best.
The 90s was a time to be alive
One of the great bands of the 1990s💖
I loved this band so much and would listen to them from 1994-1997 here in the States. Their sound is brilliant and timeless, indeed.
Some great songs and still the york boys are still around
Aaaah,
Back in the day when concerts of awesomeness were actually fantastic and an appealing beautiful place to be enmeshed in! 😎
England put some fabulous bands between 1988 and 1997. Glad I was there, discovering and introducing friends to these bands.
Ah, the long hot summer of '95. Good times.
This is my fave Shed 7 tune..sweet memories 🌸😁
and this is why to many late nights are not good for you kids ! yep your right , after checking the super computer at Shed Seven HQ we can confirm that the it was indeed 1995 ! cheers Scott
I love this band when I was young ,now missing U
1995! that was one fucking long hot summer, went to my first ever festival (Reading) my mum cryed when she picked me up, me and my mate looked so stoned!
love this song love bird too still
aaaaaaahhh superb sheds at there best
this was 1995 i watched this set i was a massive sheds fan back then
I made them came in Dijon (really, i use to work for a radio) after being at Reading 94'.They played in a nightclub called at the time "L'An-Fer"
It was hot! Stonehouse cider I thank you.
in 1994 i couldn't get anywhere near the tent shed 7 were playing!
@1:28..Forever caught on TV getting the words wrong...
ECSTACY 🌞
I know what you think ,I think the same things as you,I love shed seven York's finest
Thats me bobbing up n down, marion white t shirt on. Just remember it being fuckin roasting hot. Verve stole the show though 4 me that year. Happy days
1:24 :
Glastonbury 1995 ticket: £65 (To the younger generations - I shit you not; I was there and saw this)
Festival oversized baker-boy hat: £15
Getting the words wrong in front of a national television audience: Priceless.
roll on December ! leeds arena :)
Me crowdsurfing at 2:37
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not one phone
Enjoy your festival
S.M. Butterscotch: Except for the band phoning it in. Rick looks positively bored, just sitting by the drums during the solo. I wasn't there, so I can only imagine it was more exciting in the flesh.
Tape/cassette...haha..damn still remember n cherr mate
Hhahaha look at all the lines men, thats the friendliest mosh pit ive ever seen! well done police state for being way over the mark lol
Sorry to say that is lazy guitar playing, It needed a cleaner sound, distortion is coming from the sheer volume of sound you're putting out. Playing the melody with a flourish that type of thing. I think they eventually got this right, but by then it was too late. Brit Pop is fairly fickle.
It's not "lazy playing" in the slightest - they'd just put out their first record the previous year. Odds-on Paul had bought that JCM900 Hi-Gain Reverb behind him with their advance and was still figuring out how to get the best out of it.