My grandfather absolutely loves this song but it's been a fucking nightmare trying to get him out of his PTSD trip of the Vietnam jungle that he left David Carmichael in the Battle of la Drang of 1965. Cheers
So, I recently found out about this band, and this was the first thing I was introduced to by them. I was super intrigued and impressed.... but have been super letdown by all three albums. Am I the only one who thinks this Letterman version is better than any actual song they've recorded?
haha, each album does have some brilliant moments. Touch The Leather redux is their finest moment. Also look for 'Touch The Leather live at Berkman House SXSW 2014'
@@DakRandall10 yea i agree with you, although i do love the three albums, their live performances are 1000% better than the studio versions and I would love to see them do a sort of live album of most of their songs
Not really, I think you're completely right. We've had this same 'act' since early Punk i.e. for nearly 45 years. They're the 'Deeply Unoriginal Family'. If you're not doing anything new musically or lyrically, then you better have amazing songs, and they don't seem to.
Correct. Just a load of middle-class cliche ticking gap year tossers. I wish Mark E Smith was alive to tear a few strips off them for using his name - cos you know he would.
@@dylanevans2498 The irony of confidently making an incorrect and cliché assumption like that while calling them cliché... Even if it were true, not liking a band because they're middle class (and therefore have more time and money to put into music) makes you a poser.
About as rock n roll as its possible to be in this day and age
My grandfather absolutely loves this song but it's been a fucking nightmare trying to get him out of his PTSD trip of the Vietnam jungle that he left David Carmichael in the Battle of la Drang of 1965. Cheers
My grandfather is David Carmichael and he says he forgives him but he prefers Insecure Men so it might fall on deaf ears a little
David Letterman saying Champagne Holocaust
MEGA! As I witnessed myself several times. Best live band of the 21st Century
PILish
Love it! 'Britain's unhealthiest band' over to rock American mainstream
I now watch this every morning in order to have a great day
Orchestral in all its obsurdness. Loves it, phenomenal. Fair play for Davey boy having the Fat Whites on.
obsurdness indeed
The guitarist on the left is the guitarist and lead singer of The Mystery Lights. A badass nyc based band
Cody Sewell Fuck, good spot man.
Ed Murphy I only know because I was staying at their apartment some nights after
Such a freaking good performance damn
"We couldn't be happier about that." 🙌🏼
Best song about watersports to ever get on Letterman
I am so glad that this is finally on youtube. THANK YOU!
OK. This is rock n rolla. Right proper.
in my opinion they are saints
“Yer don’t see that every night.”
Nathan strutting off at the end, exit stage right, gets me every time.
I think you may need to get a life.
@@dylanevans2498 Your first response was better. Cheers!
Like a messed up Max Wall!
Im going to see him perform in two weeks
Mike Brandon bubbling at the back Jesus
How the fuck did this ever happen?
dunno, just cherish that it did
😂😂😂
"Arigato"
Dave loves it?
Too good for letterman
Yeah!!!
Warhammer 40k
What does this have to do with warhammer?
@@SerFifer says it on the back of his jacket
Sex on Fire via Brixton.
Haha
If you weren't already a fan, you likely would not admire this clip. Thank you.
Thank you
I am Mark E Smith.
Where’s Saul?
He was in rehab at the time I believe.
Lias sings like I feel
中国版fat white familyを観たい。笑
Fat yellow family
Punk!
Sounds like the Clash..
Sounds more like a Tom Verlaine wannabe.
Obsene , vulgar ,visceral, life affirming prole art threat ……….😂
Bit of a pixies vibe to em here
So, I recently found out about this band, and this was the first thing I was introduced to by them. I was super intrigued and impressed.... but have been super letdown by all three albums. Am I the only one who thinks this Letterman version is better than any actual song they've recorded?
haha, each album does have some brilliant moments. Touch The Leather redux is their finest moment. Also look for 'Touch The Leather live at Berkman House SXSW 2014'
Go see em live, it'll change your mind.
@@dylan8131 I believe it. All the live videos I've seen are great. But the albums are so all over the place and super self-indulgent, IMO.
@@DakRandall10 yea i agree with you, although i do love the three albums, their live performances are 1000% better than the studio versions and I would love to see them do a sort of live album of most of their songs
Not really, I think you're completely right. We've had this same 'act' since early Punk i.e. for nearly 45 years. They're the 'Deeply Unoriginal Family'. If you're not doing anything new musically or lyrically, then you better have amazing songs, and they don't seem to.
Not enough chorus and reverb though
Ironic that he's wearing a fishing jacket because there are fuck all hooks in this song.
This kids got a funny bone!
Idles or This one ?
Why Don't We Have Both?
Idles are kind of embarrassing.
They are like an even shitter version of Dexy's Midnight Runners.
Ha ha, brilliant - more denim than Clarkson!
Fucking horrendous
This is crap..
Correct. Just a load of middle-class cliche ticking gap year tossers. I wish Mark E Smith was alive to tear a few strips off them for using his name - cos you know he would.
@@dylanevans2498 The irony of confidently making an incorrect and cliché assumption like that while calling them cliché... Even if it were true, not liking a band because they're middle class (and therefore have more time and money to put into music) makes you a poser.
"Arigato"