Yes, only saw it because you’d mentioned it. It’s a desperate glance. Chris Helme is a decent singer in studio and live. But you can’t yell either on this cold, wet stage, with Squires stacks turned up to 11.
Helme did incredibly well considering how much his vocal monitors were drowned out by Squires teeth loosening guitar 🎸 volume. Blinded By The Sun ☀️ is a really good song too ! I like Chris Helme - strikes me as a nice 👍 guy tbf.
Too much sour grapes, needs some humility IMO. Resents John so much and apparently felt restricted in the band - yet he's still touring under the billing 'Chris Helme OF THE SEAHORSES'.
@@SeahorsesJay John replacing drummers on a whim in his own world with a separate tour bus with his infantile doodling cranked to 11. Chris was the only one who got on with him, but he finally had enough and told it like it was John treated everyone like shite, and expected everyone to jump at his command and play his songs only when he couldn't write, it was John who needs humility, just because Johns a great guitarist does not make him great bandmate
Humility ??? They were basically used as stooges for his guitaring escapades. Love John and the Roses but the Seahorses were clearly hard done by. Jesus he riffs over nearly every lyrical line. @@SeahorsesJay
On a stage that large what you can hear is due to what you ask for in your monitors. It never fails to astound me how some seriously experienced singers still don't realise they only have to communicate with the monitor engineer to change the balance of what they want to hear.
@@sohosteveuk what you think John would have uped his amps he thout he was God back then rest of the band didn't have a say sutch a same all great artists
@@mitchellgreenhowe7891 - You're missing the point. Wouldn't matter how big his amps or ego may have been if the singer knew what to ask for in HIS OWN monitors. John Squire wouldn't have been aware of given a toss what the singer was hearing as it wouldn't have much affected his own stage sound unless he had gone and stood centre stage and blocked the singer's access to his microphone. But I guess you'd have to understand the nature of onstage monitoring to know what I'm referencing
Wow. Such mediocre drivel. Sounds like one of those pre- punk mid seventies throw together bands made up of ex bands championed by the tasteless Bob Harris on his whistle test monstrosity. The guitar player has merely upped his status by now in 2024 by teaming up with Gallagher but it won't really end up being anything more than a glossier version of this rubbish. The guy is just a pub player and his legend is only there courtesy of John Leckies skill with reverb on ONE side of a 1989 album. Meanwhile the poor lad singing here is completely in the wrong place. His parents should have stepped in and taken him home.
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They had so much potential as a band. Their album was great. But Squire's ego ruined it. He insisted on being the only songwriter - and he didn't really have more than 6-7 good songs in him.................So they ended up recording some really crap tunes, for the 2nd album, that had no place being on any album. Even Squire admitted they were shit songs! But he couldn't' handle letting Chris Helmes have any control of the band. Because Chris was actually very talented.
Fair enough Chris couldn't hear over the guitar........but you don't just stop singing......at Glastonbury! You learn songs from repetition and muscle memory helps you hit the key no matter what. Drummer also waaay off so that was more likely the problem. Most singers have loud guitar/drums/bass in their ears....it's nothing new. Great band regardless 👍 Edit: I sing in a band, the only time the sound on stage isn't ridiculously shit is when we've done the sound ourselves. Too much coke doesn't help you stay in key either 🤪
Cocaine is just shit for performance on stage - makes you sing/play like a tosser plus makes you ten times more nervous ! I absolutely do NOT recommend you - The Kids - go near it ! Try heroin - it’s much nicer ?! JOKE !!! That last bit was me joking. Stay away from hard drugs kids. Then you’ll never have to regret how drugs destroyed all the things you were really good at. Seriously !! Yer better off without all that Pandora’s Box bollocks ripping yer life apart at the seams..... (Besides which - I’ve already snorted/smoked/ingested your lifetime’s share so... no need !?Lol ) 😆 Cheers 🥂
@@RikiNewtonMusicianSongwriter .. your right stay away from hard drugs if you have a fake put on voice like amy winehouse because when your fucked you will look stupid unlike kurt cobain and layne staley just a couple of singers who really could enjoy heroin and give their vocal chords that extra kick and their natural voices sounded better for it.
@@theprogrammerrolandmc3039 Nice 👍 comment ! Agree with you - particularly the hard drugs part - very few ppl can enjoy them and just put them down without it making a negative influence on their lives. Cobain and Stanley certainly enjoyed heroin but continued use could’ve had a negative affect on their vocal chords - but they were both intravenous users - for it to really mess up your voice you’d have to smoke it every day for a good while. Much better to not bother. Best wishes to you and cheers 🥂
A bad performance doesn’t make a bad singer or guitarist or back singer..bassist was on song that day..seahorses w a mint band regardless of there flaws...yer can’t expect rock..sex drugs and rock n roll to sound bang on every time..There’s more grt performances than bad of the seahorses..keep searching..I saw em twice and twice they where blinding!....by the sun ✌🏻👊🏻💪🏻😎
@@-cityinthesky99 obviously it’s part of the song. My point is, as much as I’m a huge fan of squires noodling, it’s a lot for any singer to sing over. Plant did a great job of battling over Page. Squires heavily influenced by those guys and it’s evident in the seahorses and roses. Does that make sense?
@@-cityinthesky99 I think you take things too literally mate. Please don’t get confused and see this comment as a negative. I’m also a lead guitarist who takes masses of inspiration from Squire and Page. Robert Plants voice is tremendous and really needed to be to stay in line in such a formidable band. I’m not saying Chris Helme isn’t as good as Robert plant, I’m just saying it’s a lot of guitar playing for a singer to sound melodic over.
@@DougieheccarealoadedI don't think it's that simple. Squire got screwed by his previous manager and probably thought he could do better himself but history shows he couldn't he did exactly the same to these guys as was done to him. Granted the musicians were a little inexperienced but to my ears the only weak point was the drummer. Squire is notoriously difficult to work with and probably has an over inflated opinion of himself and given the amount of cocaine he was using it's hardly surprising he was afraid of not being in control which ruined the opportunity this band had because there is as much talent here as there was in the roses. All they need was the right drummer and a professional manager but squire wanted to do it his way and he messed up a potentially great band.
You can see how pissed off Chris Helme was when he stopped singing during LITL and then went walkabout during the solo. Looks like he wants to kill someone - Squire I’m guessing!
I always thought the seahorses was John bullying unknowns to get his own way. He couldn't treat Simon Tong or Simon Jones the same way when they were in Skunkworks with him as they had equal pegging due to their time in the verve. He left the band when he the two Simon's gave him pushback!
I think most of us have read or heard that John could be a little awkward and hypocritical at times . No denying his absolute genius on the guitar though. Not sure about the singing drummer though 🥴. They sounded like a rowdy pub sing along at times during” love is the law”. Fantastic album though.
In the studio, Chris Helme sounds sublime. According to Chris in a 2011 interview, the sound stage was dominated by Squires teeth rattling stacks and Chris couldn’t hear anything to pitch to.
Well,, pro singer should be able to sing even in that situation. Actually Chris was abele to in this gig, I think. You know, Chris is playing with John Squire. If John play his guitar with small sound, everyone will be disappointed for sure. At the least, I love his play in this video.
Not a real guitar virtuoso really. If he tried this ego showboating stuff with real virtuoso musicians like Tommy Aldridge, Rudy Sarzo, or even fellow axemen like Vinnie Moore, he'd look like a loser. Big fish in a small pond, dragging some thoroughly nice chaps through a shit experience.
Blinded by the sun was not a bad harmony but his mic is louder than the lead vocal. Usually monitoring for drummers is harder as there’s tons of on stage noise from the kit.
Well you got that all wrong buddy. Watch the documentary about them and this gig. Johns guitar was so loud that Chris the lead singer couldnt hear himself to pitch, so the drummer had nothing to pitch to either. John Squire treated the whole band like shit
@@albertcalderon6378 No they weren't, John Squier's guitar volume made it impossible for ANYBODY to sing. Watch the documentary. The lead singer gave up singing in the choruses leaving the drummer to carry the can, which he did. .
The vocals on 'Love is the law' are way off. The drummers backing vocals especially. The guitar is so loud though, it's kind of understandable. Always rated the bass player from The Seahorses. You can tell he is good at the end, here.
No, not at all, I'm a musician with a keen ear for 'in tune' singing and this performance was dreadful. Listen to it again without your rose tinted headphones 👍🏻
@@PeeWee75 I Loved The Seahorses But I have To Agree Chris Looks completely Lost during Love Is The Law With John Squires Riffs all over the shop. He can’t keep in tune. I don’t think it’s Chris’s Fault it’s the fact That There’s so much guitar Riffs going on out of sync with the actual song. ✌️✊✌️
man, this is what happened when you're in a band where the guitarist is louder than the vocalist. man, i wouldn't take that shit if i was the singer as i would've screamed "turn up my fucking mic and turn his fucking guitar down"
This was my only trip to 'The Other Stage' that year. Sooo muddy. 😁 I was disappointed by their performance of Love is the Law. Listening again now, the vocals are even worse than I remembered. Not good enough, lads.
Just imagine being noodled out of a band. Both John & Chris are equally as talented in their own rights ... but no one band member should have such a hold over another.
This band shoulda been called The John Squire Experience
The Jimmy Page Wannabe Experience
It’s a shame Squire thought he needed to play like this. I prefer the jangly/funk version of himself from a few years earlier
@@richdukes9632 cocaine rodeo.
The John Squire Ode To Jimmy Page - Experience !! (Sorry JS - no disrespect dear boy). Cheers 🥂
John Squire and the John Squire Experience
Squire had enormous skill but talk about deploying it in the most obnoxious, attention-seeking way possible.
2:28 that look while Squire’s killing it!!
Yes, only saw it because you’d mentioned it. It’s a desperate glance.
Chris Helme is a decent singer in studio and live. But you can’t yell either on this cold, wet stage, with Squires stacks turned up to 11.
I was there, 19 years old. Seeing this band was a priority that year. And although the memory is murky, it still keeps a place in my heart.
Same for me!
Great band, songs bring back a lot of memories
Helme did incredibly well considering how much his vocal monitors were drowned out by Squires teeth loosening guitar 🎸 volume. Blinded By The Sun ☀️ is a really good song too ! I like Chris Helme - strikes me as a nice 👍 guy tbf.
I've DJ'd when he has played a few times, a super nice bloke.
Too much sour grapes, needs some humility IMO. Resents John so much and apparently felt restricted in the band - yet he's still touring under the billing 'Chris Helme OF THE SEAHORSES'.
@@SeahorsesJay mans gotta make a living
@@SeahorsesJay John replacing drummers on a whim in his own world with a separate tour bus with his infantile doodling cranked to 11. Chris was the only one who got on with him, but he finally had enough and told it like it was John treated everyone like shite, and expected everyone to jump at his command and play his songs only when he couldn't write, it was John who needs humility, just because Johns a great guitarist does not make him great bandmate
Humility ??? They were basically used as stooges for his guitaring escapades. Love John and the Roses but the Seahorses were clearly hard done by. Jesus he riffs over nearly every lyrical line. @@SeahorsesJay
John squire- a goddam genius with such an utter musical touch! In my opinion the vaunted Stone Roses would never have been anything without him.
Squire/Brown solo careers tell a different story mate.
Squires ego was such a shame all he had to do was make the band equals and turn his s**t down
@@larrydavid6852 Hey - My name is Larry David too!
@@sorryambercocaine ego
an amazing guitar player, completely mediocre songwriter....
Ironic, as in it was pouring with rain during their set. Great band. Still listen to them in 2021.
One of the best songs of the 90s.
I was there and loving this in the mud
Fantastic, especially considering Chris admitted he couldn’t hear a thing over Squire.
Well, at least we can hear Squire. I mean really hear it loud and clear. Chris sounds like a very nice guy. Maybe too nice.
Exactly. Chris has a great voice live, but, with Squire's volume and without working monitors, it's very difficult to know the exact pitch
On a stage that large what you can hear is due to what you ask for in your monitors.
It never fails to astound me how some seriously experienced singers still don't realise they only have to communicate with the monitor engineer to change the balance of what they want to hear.
@@sohosteveuk what you think John would have uped his amps he thout he was God back then rest of the band didn't have a say sutch a same all great artists
@@mitchellgreenhowe7891 - You're missing the point.
Wouldn't matter how big his amps or ego may have been if the singer knew what to ask for in HIS OWN monitors.
John Squire wouldn't have been aware of given a toss what the singer was hearing as it wouldn't have much affected his own stage sound unless he had gone and stood centre stage and blocked the singer's access to his microphone.
But I guess you'd have to understand the nature of onstage monitoring to know what I'm referencing
Drugs were definitely ingested by Mr Squire
Andy Watts of his kite on Charlie too 😁
John claims his only excess was guitar solos
That look he gives John. Is like turn it down please, just please
Watched a documentary about this and all the other band members said they couldn’t hear themselves over John Squire’s guitar and just blagged it.
What documentary was it?
@@uglyseal8396 No reply. Says everything.
John Squire is a god.
@@johnthomson3070he’s an amazing guitarist but you can tell no one can hear shit over him
Wow. Such mediocre drivel. Sounds like one of those pre- punk mid seventies throw together bands made up of ex bands championed by the tasteless Bob Harris on his whistle test monstrosity. The guitar player has merely upped his status by now in 2024 by teaming up with Gallagher but it won't really end up being anything more than a glossier version of this rubbish. The guy is just a pub player and his legend is only there courtesy of John Leckies skill with reverb on ONE side of a 1989 album. Meanwhile the poor lad singing here is completely in the wrong place. His parents should have stepped in and taken him home.
Go on Johnny page lad lol. Absolute legend and such an underated guitarist
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Blinded by the rhythm guitar 🎸 🗣️
They had so much potential as a band. Their album was great. But Squire's ego ruined it. He insisted on being the only songwriter - and he didn't really have more than 6-7 good songs in him.................So they ended up recording some really crap tunes, for the 2nd album, that had no place being on any album. Even Squire admitted they were shit songs! But he couldn't' handle letting Chris Helmes have any control of the band. Because Chris was actually very talented.
Saw Chris helme in a local pub doing a solo gig, massively underrated.
Chris has a great voice
Also John's Amps are far too cranked louder than his Mic, I agree Chris has made some amazing music since the break up.
How did he insist on being the only songwriter, when Chris had about 3 on their debut album ? 😂
@@TheKevzaJohn wanted the royalties.
Fair enough Chris couldn't hear over the guitar........but you don't just stop singing......at Glastonbury! You learn songs from repetition and muscle memory helps you hit the key no matter what. Drummer also waaay off so that was more likely the problem. Most singers have loud guitar/drums/bass in their ears....it's nothing new. Great band regardless 👍
Edit: I sing in a band, the only time the sound on stage isn't ridiculously shit is when we've done the sound ourselves. Too much coke doesn't help you stay in key either 🤪
Cocaine is just shit for performance on stage - makes you sing/play like a tosser plus makes you ten times more nervous ! I absolutely do NOT recommend you - The Kids - go near it ! Try heroin - it’s much nicer ?! JOKE !!! That last bit was me joking. Stay away from hard drugs kids. Then you’ll never have to regret how drugs destroyed all the things you were really good at. Seriously !! Yer better off without all that Pandora’s Box bollocks ripping yer life apart at the seams.....
(Besides which - I’ve already snorted/smoked/ingested your lifetime’s share so... no need !?Lol ) 😆 Cheers 🥂
@@RikiNewtonMusicianSongwriter .. your right stay away from hard drugs if you have a fake put on voice like amy winehouse because when your fucked you will look stupid unlike kurt cobain and layne staley just a couple of singers who really could enjoy heroin and give their vocal chords that extra kick and their natural voices sounded better for it.
@@theprogrammerrolandmc3039 Nice 👍 comment ! Agree with you - particularly the hard drugs part - very few ppl can enjoy them and just put them down without it making a negative influence on their lives. Cobain and Stanley certainly enjoyed heroin but continued use could’ve had a negative affect on their vocal chords - but they were both intravenous users - for it to really mess up your voice you’d have to smoke it every day for a good while. Much better to not bother. Best wishes to you and cheers 🥂
A bad performance doesn’t make a bad singer or guitarist or back singer..bassist was on song that day..seahorses w a mint band regardless of there flaws...yer can’t expect rock..sex drugs and rock n roll to sound bang on every time..There’s more grt performances than bad of the seahorses..keep searching..I saw em twice and twice they where blinding!....by the sun ✌🏻👊🏻💪🏻😎
Squire ego ruined this - Chris you were admirable.
Chris is just Liam Gallagher for poor
@@MW-gk2uq Entitled to your opinion.
@@MW-gk2uqHow have y out worked that out
why the acoustic guitar?? poor lad
I was there... I travelled 14 hours from Glasgow for this moment
Seen em in the barrowlands ma 1st gig, a was 16 it was amazin
@@chemicalgases Great venue for a first gig as well!
We can feel the not-well vibe between them two: and the rest of band.
If this was the stone roses people would laud these songs
Poor Chris. Bad Squire.
John squire is a guitar master.
Chris Helmes ability to block out the noodling is incredible.
What are you talking about? It’s part of the song.
@@-cityinthesky99 obviously it’s part of the song. My point is, as much as I’m a huge fan of squires noodling, it’s a lot for any singer to sing over. Plant did a great job of battling over Page. Squires heavily influenced by those guys and it’s evident in the seahorses and roses. Does that make sense?
@@themarinman8339 if you think plant was “battling over page” you clearly just dunno what you are talking about
@@-cityinthesky99 I think you take things too literally mate. Please don’t get confused and see this comment as a negative. I’m also a lead guitarist who takes masses of inspiration from Squire and Page. Robert Plants voice is tremendous and really needed to be to stay in line in such a formidable band. I’m not saying Chris Helme isn’t as good as Robert plant, I’m just saying it’s a lot of guitar playing for a singer to sound melodic over.
yes please yes please yes fucking please
I wasn't there but love this song so all the people who said they where there so what
squires obnoxious noodling on blinded by the sun is ridiculous lol. its like a 90s fast show sketch
John Squire likes a Jimmy Page.
The Seahorses were Squires third best artistic output after the Roses and the animation he did for Wind in the Willows.
John Squire ruined this band ! It's evident in this gig no one can hear anything except squire, looks like chris helm as good as gives up
He ruined this band the moment he chose to recruit second rate musicians
@@DougieheccarealoadedI don't think it's that simple. Squire got screwed by his previous manager and probably thought he could do better himself but history shows he couldn't he did exactly the same to these guys as was done to him. Granted the musicians were a little inexperienced but to my ears the only weak point was the drummer. Squire is notoriously difficult to work with and probably has an over inflated opinion of himself and given the amount of cocaine he was using it's hardly surprising he was afraid of not being in control which ruined the opportunity this band had because there is as much talent here as there was in the roses. All they need was the right drummer and a professional manager but squire wanted to do it his way and he messed up a potentially great band.
@@northernthrifter8817 Nice one James Hargrevaes
Not a fucking mobile phone in sight
Nothing new here, seen & heard it all before.
Singing drummers take heed!
My goodness Glastonbury coverage has changed.
Glastonbury has changed. Never mind the coverage.
Could never understand John’s reasoning for bouncing that priceless 1957 Les Paul black beauty off the floor at the end
The reason is he's ball end
Coke, lots of it, he gets caught up in the moment
He's mimicking Pete Townsend from the kid's are alright shepperton gig.
Apparently Helme couldn't hear himself sing the guitar was so loud.
That’s what happens when you’re in a band where the guitarist has decided he’s the only one the the audience want to hear.
You can see how pissed off Chris Helme was when he stopped singing during LITL and then went walkabout during the solo. Looks like he wants to kill someone - Squire I’m guessing!
Don't get me wrong his playing is fantastic, and l love the solos, but it was effectively solo project. Which is a great shame.
I always thought the seahorses was John bullying unknowns to get his own way. He couldn't treat Simon Tong or Simon Jones the same way when they were in Skunkworks with him as they had equal pegging due to their time in the verve. He left the band when he the two Simon's gave him pushback!
squires giving it his best page
I think most of us have read or heard that John could be a little awkward and hypocritical at times . No denying his absolute genius on the guitar though. Not sure about the singing drummer though 🥴. They sounded like a rowdy pub sing along at times during” love is the law”. Fantastic album though.
In the studio, Chris Helme sounds sublime. According to Chris in a 2011 interview, the sound stage was dominated by Squires teeth rattling stacks and Chris couldn’t hear anything to pitch to.
John squire's 🎸 is way to loud..Can't understand the singer,or is just the broadcast...I don't so....
HEY JOHN SQUIRE TURN YOUR BIG ASS DOWN!!
Well,, pro singer should be able to sing even in that situation. Actually Chris was abele to in this gig, I think. You know, Chris is playing with John Squire. If John play his guitar with small sound, everyone will be disappointed for sure. At the least, I love his play in this video.
Not a real guitar virtuoso really. If he tried this ego showboating stuff with real virtuoso musicians like Tommy Aldridge, Rudy Sarzo, or even fellow axemen like Vinnie Moore, he'd look like a loser. Big fish in a small pond, dragging some thoroughly nice chaps through a shit experience.
Seen Chris do a solo tour, really decent voice, and seemed a good lad.
I remember thinking back in the day (and to this day), "for the love of God just turn off the drummer's mic".
Yup, totally shitty backing vocals.
Blinded by the sun was not a bad harmony but his mic is louder than the lead vocal. Usually monitoring for drummers is harder as there’s tons of on stage noise from the kit.
Well you got that all wrong buddy. Watch the documentary about them and this gig. Johns guitar was so loud that Chris the lead singer couldnt hear himself to pitch, so the drummer had nothing to pitch to either. John Squire treated the whole band like shit
@@mattiemclean9882 funnily enough - I just found out about that yesterday.
@@albertcalderon6378 No they weren't, John Squier's guitar volume made it impossible for ANYBODY to sing. Watch the documentary. The lead singer gave up singing in the choruses leaving the drummer to carry the can, which he did. .
Good backing in blinded by the sun but deary me rubbish in love is the law
Squire finally found a band where he could be top dog...prick
The vocals on 'Love is the law' are way off. The drummers backing vocals especially. The guitar is so loud though, it's kind of understandable. Always rated the bass player from The Seahorses. You can tell he is good at the end, here.
Squire doing his worst Page impression... still, loved this band!
rifftastic
I got a fever! and the only prescription is more squire!
Hes no marr 😵💫
Squire is god!😦
Victor Jones don’t I.....??🤣👍🏻
Looks like John Squire playing with competition winners.
The music scene needs john again 🎉
John absolutely destroying Chris’s eardrums 🤦♂️
Love is the law... Wow... Just wow
John squire too loud
Outstanding vocals.
Really? Are you deaf?
@@PeeWee75 yes really. Are you a sourpuss?
No, not at all, I'm a musician with a keen ear for 'in tune' singing and this performance was dreadful. Listen to it again without your rose tinted headphones 👍🏻
I love your sarcasm.
@@PeeWee75 I Loved The Seahorses But I have To Agree Chris Looks completely Lost during Love Is The Law With John Squires Riffs all over the shop. He can’t keep in tune. I don’t think it’s Chris’s Fault it’s the fact That There’s so much guitar Riffs going on out of sync with the actual song. ✌️✊✌️
squires jimmy page hooks to loud as usual,ye want to see a man put a guitar to rights watch jimi live at rainbow bridge !
Abysmal
Its embarrassing how much squire copied Page...sound, playing and mannerisms, yet some call him a genius😂😂
What a solo man !!
Chris is a damn good singer, but the Guitar is way too loud and that drummer can't sing for shit.......he really is terrible!
The second album was better than the first shame it never got released
@@username0754 I've heard the demos for it
Just seen Chris helme with dodgy last weekend what a voice he has 🤟🏻and comes across as a lovely guy
Seen seahorses twice ,Chris helme is far better
Really upset that helm doesent drag out the meeeeee in blinded by the sun but tbf I don’t blame him I could never sing that part either
Squire ain’t got a clue
Love em!
Typical indie singer. Nothing on Hughesy
😍😍😍
The music starts at 7:47
Cheers lad
Besides the fuck up by Chris and the shit backing vocals on love is the law, this was a decent performance
Best band of the 90s
Vocals hungry ¬¬ SQUIRE LEGEND!
John squire is a better guitarist than an artist. Wish he stick to music.
We miss u
Sen Chris do a solo tour, really decent voice, and seemed a good lad.
When was Page part of the Seahorses?
Unfair on the singer. Guitar cranked too high. Ears bleeding 🩸
😚
Squire is to loud they cant hear themselves. Always hard to get good sound at Glastonbury
Pretty teg show
Needs renaming to include "Love Is The Law" as well as "Blinded By The Sun". Ace vid, shame about Chris' vocals that day. Ace lead work from Squire.
and the bloody drummers backing vocals..christ....if you cant hold a note, dont sing
@@Jesterhead-ow6gu it’s known that they couldn’t hear a thing that day over the guitar volume which makes the singing much harder
Monitor mix poor and nerves
Fuckin boss
What gives with the low volume
The greatest
man, this is what happened when you're in a band where the guitarist is louder than the vocalist. man, i wouldn't take that shit if i was the singer as i would've screamed "turn up my fucking mic and turn his fucking guitar down"
Yeah course you would’ve.
6:07 even Chris knew he was shite and just quit
Singer fukn garbage, Johny fuckn magic.
Nice profile pic 🇬🇧🐻🔴⚪️🔵
So what john always wanted to be was a Zepplin tribute act..who knew..
What a song ! JOHN SQUIRE LEGEND !!!!!
I see Chris bailed on vocals completely during the second chorus, due to John's guitar ruining any chance of getting pitch.
Do what you want!
This was my only trip to 'The Other Stage' that year. Sooo muddy. 😁
I was disappointed by their performance of Love is the Law. Listening again now, the vocals are even worse than I remembered. Not good enough, lads.
Just imagine being noodled out of a band. Both John & Chris are equally as talented in their own rights ... but no one band member should have such a hold over another.
Squire's guitar is too loud
Comments here show people don't know jack about lead guitar
Yeah u don’t need it throughout a song
@@ethanc1719 we get it mate, you like oasis
@@-cityinthesky99 I hate oasis
@@ethanc1719 hipster
@@-cityinthesky99 dark fruits
A Busker steps out onto a stage and joins John Squire . A Great Lost Oppertunity seeing how crap the Stone Roses became second time round. Poor.
Chris Hulme’s bop is proper irritating.