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Lush - "For Love" live on Dennis Miller Show 1992
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- čas přidán 17. 08. 2024
- At the start of this episode when listing his guests, Dennis said he'd never heard of Lush before which drew some jeers from the crowd, so that's why they laugh at how he introduces them in this clip. Miki and Emma each manage a little smile about it too.
Often overlooked because of the strength of their sound, but the lyrics on this song are really strong. What do we see when we love someone?
I love this band!!!!
@@shawnk7832 Me too ! Lush is a VERY important band in the history of modern pop music. Curve also. Slowdive also. Cocteau Twins started the shoegazer thing but these later, subsequent, groups enhanced it and improved it in SO many ways....their influence is felt today, 2022.
@@davidgeary490 - none of the bands you mention, including Lush, were considered "modern pop music". These were all considered "alternative" back in the day (I was there). ;) But I do agree their sound is felt even today - all of them. Bands like Beach House, Wild Nothing, Beach Fossils... all of these stand on the shoulders of Lush, Cocteau Twins, Slowdive, etc.
Only our own reflection
@@davidgeary490 idk how much influence Lush has, i do know i love everything about them, to this day i listen to Lush more than any artist, they have so many good songs, i don't think many fans realize this, i bought Gala, Spooky, Split & Lovelife in the 90's and wore them out driving 100 miles a day to work..and still recently realized there was more !! like Scar, Thoughtforms etc etc,,my favorite band ever..
Miki's shoegazing
It doesn't matter whether it was 1992 live on Dennis Miller's show or 2021 being broadcasted here on CZcams - this one is and always will be in my Top 5 of all time. The collective genius of Miki, Emma, Phil and Chris never vanishes.
I was there! This is was recorded at the old Warner Bros Studios aka Tribune Studios and now known as the Sunset Bronson Studios which is where Netflix is located. For context Lush had to stop their performance due to a "technical" issue on the shows part but quickly restarted hence the sarcasm at the top by Dennis "You know I heard this band before..." Lush also performed a second song to end the show.
Do you remember what the second song was?
There you have the golden age of early alternative music. The 90's were a great time for this genre, and modern digital autotuned crap can't hold a candle to it. Micki and bandmates are tight, on key, and nailing it. Great band.
Sorry um, Micki CLEARLY sounds nervous and shakey.
You sound like you have no idea what you are talking about.
@@gregpearl748 Think the vid's a bit wobbly in places
@@gregpearl748 a little, but I also think the vocals could have been been miked or tuned better.
@@gregpearl748 Still sounds damn good shakey.
Their vocals, man.... Sounds good even on a live stage.
It's live and all that sound is there, incredible. I'm becoming more and more in love with Lush. And with shoegaze.
Good taste ....
Still loving Lush in 2020
same here
2021 and counting
Me too in 2021. oh almost 2022 actually
2022👏🏽
2:07 Emma ripping up the one finger solo LOL
Love this band ❤️
Simple but effective.
My god Miki's beautiful 22 years ago bet she still looks stunning. One of my favorite bands.
Miki is Hot Hot Hot in every way... Especially how she says "Hello" to the audience of 40 something year old white men who look like me... 🤪 And we guys go Crazy 🤣 like the ladies did for the Beatles.... 🤪🤣😁😍
Still looks stunning? Um... not so much these days. Did you not see videos of their reunion from a few years back?
@@mhoroky We'll see you when you're in your 40s all paunched and balding.
Englands hardest working band at the time
I'm a big fan of Emma's guitar playing
She creates the whole sound of the band
Saw them in '94 opening up for Weezer in Asbury Park, NJ. Maybe 75 - 100 people packed in to a very tiny, grimy club. Lush was great and so was Weezer (who I never heard of at the time) !
Brian Velazquez Haha nice! Ironically I saw them in 93 in NY and Weezer opened for them!
Brian, I was there too that night in asbury park. The place was called the fast lane about 2 blocks from the stone pony. I remember they opened with "Blackout" off the split album. I never heard of weezer at the time either, as it was before the "sweater" song broke out. I remember sitting in the bleacher seats before the show and shared a beer and a conversation with some dude. Turns out that dude was Rivers Cuomo, the lead singer of weezer. Lush blew the lid off that place !!
@@tomtom-mi5pqI live for stories (comments) like yours!
dream pop at its finest
shockingly good. i shed tears watching this
It's like a picture of a favourite flower arrangement that only lasted a few days.
They sound great here. Especially the clangy guitar break. Reminds me of Sisters of Mercy there.
My favorite Lush song. Thanks for uploading :)
Damn time flies by so fast. I can't believe it's now 3 years shy of being 30 years since seeing this on TV. I wish I could be young in the 90s again. Getting old is the pits.
Wish I'd seen this in the early 90s when I was growing up, but the whole atmosphere of that era was amazing.
they were really good live
2:19 I love this part so much, awesome to see it live!!
I remember sprinting to the stage at Lollapalooza in Orlando FL to make it in time to see them, they were the first band on
+Stefan Kallweit They killed it at Charlotte Lalapalooza. I saw Lush 4 times and they really translated in a big auditorium/ampitheatre.
I saw them at Charlotte, too! Lollapalooza '92. I caught them and Jesus and Mary Chain then split, 'cause fuck Pearl Jam and Chili Peppers.
That was a great day in Charlotte. I think August of '92. We left a bit into the Chili Peppers. Ministry was pretty insane.
And the only women in the whole festival, as I recall reading
my fav Lush song
90s!!! I miss you so much!!! When I saw this video in the early 90s, I was floored by the talent and beauty of Emma and Miki. Great song.
REPLY
Remember everybody : LUSH IS COMING BACK IN 2016 !!!
Really?
+julosx can't wait!
Yes they did. I saw them in Los Angeles in Sept 2016 and even got their autographs after the show. I can't believe it's been 4 1/2 years now.
That was an amazing performance. One of the best.
their innocence remains in the super high kite flying altitude they’ve maintained
I still have my original early 90s Lush teeshirt. Lol im old.
Mine as well. This was the track that introduced me to Lush back in January 1992...How time flies! :-)
And you wrote this 6 years ago!, yeah, time flies!
@Manuel López make that 9 years ago
Sounds ethereal ❗
holy shit - cardboard cd boxes. I almost forgot they existed.
Yeah, back in high school I saved all my CD boxes before jewel cases, and had them stuck to my wall, about 50 or so. This was one of my first.
I still have my Spooky cardboard CD box that I bought in the early 90's.
they still sell them now, not as many as there are jewel cases but it's usually used to be a more eco-friendly option
I still buy albums that have cardboard cases. Just picked one up yesterday.
I have my tix already for the Boston show in Sept 2016. First time I saw them was 1990
Poor Miki, she's nervous
I didn't even know Dennis Miller had a show.
More likely her voice is wiped out by a hyper-intense touring/gig schedule... band managers always do this and it has burnt out many great young musos.
@@I_Have_The_Most_Japanese_Music That tells you how successful it was. I remember watching it a couple times and Miller was never going to give Letterman or Conan any competition.
Bad vocal technique, she's singing from her throat which creates tension in the vocal cords. Don't get me wrong, her singing on Lush is great, but when you're on an intense touring schedule it can really wear your voice out.
@@juanguevara7026 I doubt she's "singing from her throat" this many years into her career. I find it's oversinging because you're struggling to hear yourself that's affected me the most.
this is fantastic
God; I still miss them so....
Great upload... Many thanks!
Classic! Very,very good.
Had never heard of the Deneis Miller show in my life.
No?
Nope I have no idea. But I knew Lush from randomly picking up a cool cassette tapes at the record store back in the day.
only lasted a year
If you blinked or went to the bathroom you missed it. Was cancelled very quickly and rightfully so. Dennis Douche Miller was unfunny, a horrible interviewer and as we see here didn't even take the time to find out anything about his guests.
this is the first year i saw LUSH in hollywood at the palladium. the week this show aired.
Goosebumps
Great band! EPIC!
I was into them in 92. I had to get it at an import shop....times have changed!
LOVE miki!!
I see Chris there...make me so sad...
Miki is so hot
amazing band!
My mind is blown
Nice!
I saw LUSH in Chicago back in the day, and they sang this song! Great show!
plus they’ve been known to kickass rock in studio and live since humble years
Their voices really get good treatment from a professional TV sound studio.
Just to mention this as a public-service to Lush fans: In-case you have been disappointed at the *LOW AUDIO LEVEL* of this posting - , let me point-out that there is *ANOTHER POSTING* here on CZcams of a sightly more abbreviated clip of this *SAME PERFORMANCE* , with an *ADEQUATELY HIGH VOLUME LEVEL* . It can be accessed via this "link":
czcams.com/video/Orajd-Akee4/video.html
Miller is such a dork.
Wondrous
This is decadent ear candy. What a band but I’m always saddened by the tragic story of Chris when I listen.
Yes, I cannot watch them perform without wishing I could tell that guy, look, you're messed up, hang on, here's a blueberry waffle, lemon glaze, coffee. Look around you.
Nice
fender telecaster special + gibson ES- 335 sunburst 12 string
Miki's mom was on Space 1999. If you remember that show then you're old as fuck like me 😋
After so many years, I’m still surprised that they can make these sounds live. I don’t find much difference from the album version.
Anybody remember the whole set of ethereal girls from the 90's?
Slowdive, bleach, MBV, (🇬🇧) throwing muses, (🇺🇸) the cardigans, (🇸🇪). 👀
@@RO-qb9zv cocteau twins, my bloody valentine...
The Cardigans I had heard of at the time; but I hadn’t heard of lush or these others until several years ago via Shoegaze station on Pandora when I was programming.
It was called DreamPop.
Just realised I bought Spooky at the Virgin Megastore in Kyoto 30....yeARS......AGO!
Good gravy Miller is such a tool.
Awesome performance.
Why do you say that? He had a band you like on his show, what's to hate? Is your diaper full?
Miki sure. But I remember crushing on Emma too....
Slowdive won’t tour with Lush anymore because of our crazy their tours would get.
they’d probably like the encouragement from their fans to play again
Seeing Lush would be my only reason to tolerate the Denis Miller show.
And people wonder why they called it shoegaze. . . crikey. And, I agree, there is plenty to knock about Dennis Miller. But to his credit, that show tried to create a space with musical programming like this, Material Issue, Primus.
Dennis Miller was cool in the 90s. It was sometime after 2000 he became a washed-up jerkwad
I tough she was going to cry!
🇬🇧⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🇬🇧
She’s going so fast
Yeah, she was probably pissed at the insulting and trite intro they got and wanted out of there asap.
I wonder how many people today know what that rectangular thing is that the host is holding?
Cd package
I just KNOW what it is. I kept all the ones I had.
More specifically, a cardboard case "extender" so that CDs could be displayed in stores in the same size racks they had previously used on 12" Vinyl..
What does that sticker on her guitar say? "Oh NO Guitar....???"
"Oh no guitar closeup"
It's referring to close up camera shots of her guitar.
Oddly enough, today I watched a video of Siouxsie & the Banshees ("Lands End" live at the Old Grey Whistle Test, 1985) and John Carruthers had the same comment written on his guitar's pick guard.
Interesting! Thanks.
If I were the camera man, I think I would have gone ahead and done the guitar closeup - but maybe they felt like they were taking the hint by not doing it.
@@ericsnyder6837 If you were the camera man and went ahead anyway, I hope the burly band security guy would have played a drum fill on your face with his fists. For some, it's the only way they'll learn good manners.
On a wall in my house in brick lane, I still have a tiny remnant reminder of a jam donut fight, due to the singer going a bit mental one night. At least I think it's jam..
who the hell is dennis miler
wanderer1031 It's "Dennis Miller." Maybe that's why your Google didn't work.
www.google.co.uk/search?num=50&site=&source=hp&q=dennis+miller&oq=dennis+mi&gs_l=hp.1.0.0l10.786.2182.0.4059.10.9.0.1.1.0.140.725.7j2.9.0....0...1c.1.64.hp..0.9.584.0..46j0i131k1j0i46k1.wWx1JkIH2nk
A bitter rightwing loser
A 12-string AND an additional 6 string to do what Johnny Marr could do with 1 six string 😉
Ah Miki... not the very best singer ever but quite possibly the best looking singer ever!
OperationPhantom She's def up there in the "looks" department. Harriet Wheeler of the Sundays might be the only one I can think of in the same music genre and years who could compare.
reminicent of overly light new wave. Definitely not Belly
Love Belly and Lush...different but great sounds both...
Cocteau Twins!
When I heard Lush was reforming I was jumpin' for joy!!! What a great band! I hope they stay together and give us the gift of more ethereal Psych rock!
They've split up again sadly.
Whos playing that 3rd faster guitar? Very smiths...backing track ? Hmmmmm they arent playing that..strumming too slow.
Dennis Miller sucks but Lush rules...
Y'all SUCK! Dennis IQ higher than ours combined
@@roymaxey6995 Speak for yourself, junior: he's a Trumptard
@@roymaxey6995 what wonderful self-esteem you have.
Their drummer often had his mouth open.
RIP Chris Acland. 1966-1996.
That’s classic for drummers... RIP Chris Acland!
uber cool without even trying......
MIKI is visibly nervous, but also her voice need more practice, coaching lessons to even tho sounds soft, can have more energy, that need the song to go along
great music to see just before dennis miller turned to the dark side
The more sideways his hat gets lol
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍coxoxxoxoxoxooxxoxoxoxoxo
"Spooky" is their best album.
I love Lush, but their post-Spooky pop song schtick was a real let down.
far too cool for that dolt dennis miller.
This is the weirdest band. The rock the fuck out, but softly.
Cheatrs . . .