Creation Records 1992 VHS Documentary Ride Primal Scream My Bloody Valentine Alan McGee
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- čas přidán 22. 10. 2019
- A VHS documentary from 1992 featuring interviews with Bobby Gillespie, Alan McGee, Andy Bell (or Andrew Ball as he is referred to here ha), Loz Colbert and Kevin Shields. Gives a great insight into the early days. The music videos between the songs have been removed.
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I love Kevin shields
I would kill for Kevin Shields.
Oddly Ive always prefered his brothers records
this feels like a therapy session
0mg.
I wasted a bit of time searching on Google for this very clip, uggghhhh.
First I found My Bloody Valentine and the track Soon on Spotify, so I knew I was heading in the right direction!
Yeah, it is sooo worth it, to not have given up, because it did help me to pin down Alan's name, and jogged my memory about the name of this amazing compilation on VHS, no less!
Thanks uploader, you saved me a headache! I intend to get my hands on the VHS in the near future, absolutely.
Alan McGee's accent still sends me, I love it!
I have this VHS still 😳 yet in dire condition
Wow! Memories… I haven’t seen this video in 30 years. During my college years (1990-1994) my roommate had this videotape & watched it often. Seems like it was frequently running in the background. We could recite bits & pieces doing our bad imitations of the accents. The original tape had 3 or 4 songs by each band in between these interview clips. Obviously the songs have all been cut out of this CZcams version. Too bad because the songs were great.
Great to hear that, glad you were able to watch this again. Yes unfortunately CZcams copyright blocked the songs on the video so I had to remove.
I haven't seen this since 92. Thanks!
Thank you for upload ❤
dope , thanks for uploading
*fluff on the needle*
Bobby Gillespy seems so chill
thank you so much
Don’t forget The Telescopes. Awesome Creation band...👍🏻
That's Five Thirty's 13th Disciple on the wall behind Alan Mcgee. He must have liked it as they weren't a Creation act.
It all started with that Jesus and Mary chain record
mbv 's debut was out a year before.
@@donlebo6824 No mate, JAMC ´s ¨Upside Down¨ single was released on November 1984, MBV first EP (not on Creation) was from January 85. The first work by MBV with the label was done quite a bit later, in 1988 (¨You Made Me Realise¨)
“Andrew Ball” 😂
5:36 accurate impression from andy!
i love how the beginning of the doc is just the director insulting them lmao
Andrew ball xd
THIS IS NOT A DOCUMENTARY. There is a documentary about Creation called UPSIDE DOWN: THE CREATION RECORDS STORY from 2010. This video, THE STORY OF CREATION, was released as a VHS tape put out by WEA/SIRE in America in 1992 with 12 videos (4 each by MBV, Ride, and Primal Scream). In between the 12 videos is 10 minutes in total of interviews with the members of the bands and Alan McGee. That's what this youtube video is, a compilation of the 10 minutes of interviews. If you want a proper documentary, then watch the movie from 2010. And then there is a biography of Alan McGee's story as dramatic movie called CREATION STORIES from 2021 starring Ewen Bremmer at McGee with a script by Irvine Welsh (of Trainspotting fame) and Dean Cavanagh directed by Nick Moran. Alan McGee put out an autobiography called CREATION STORIES in 2013 that was sort of the basis for the movie of the same name. Before that he took part in a biography that's done purely as a compilation of quotes called ALAN MCGEE: THE STORY OF CREATION RECORDS by Paolo Hewitt. And finally, there is a huge unauthorized biography of the label called THE CREATION RECORDS STORY: MY MAGPIE EYES ARE ON THE PRIZE by David Cavanagh from 2000. Its 755 pages of small type not including sources and indexes. McGee thought it so boring he called it the "Accountant's Tale". Many participated to some degree, but My Bloody Valentine is the most notable band that had no part and all information on them was from 3rd parties. That's pretty much it.
Is that your way of saying "thanks for the upload l" 😂
@@Chrome-Waves No, I know you're just joking, but I'm just trying to tell people there is a proper documentary out there, and what else is available. I didn't mean to come off so heavy handed.
Well summed up..
What’s the name of the song at the beginning?
My Bloody Valentine - Soon 👍
@@Chrome-Waves only the GREATEST song ever recorded. ❤️
what's the song at 0:41 please?
My Bloody Valentine - Soon
@@Chrome-Waves thanks - I thought I freaking hated that band - clearly I've mellowed to them in the intervening 30 years !
@@revol148 Better late than never 😁
Lol! Grifters extraordinaire.
They only ever signed one decent band, the one that made them and it was Rock n fkn Roll the very thing they said was dead. Ha haha!
I agree MBV are amazing, but the Mary Chain and Pastels weren't bad. Being a little uncharitable to say they only signed one good band. Then they signed that ghastly pub-rock act Oasis in the mid-90s and lost all musical credibility.
You talking about the Scream?
Lol, Ride are SUCH dweebs. Grow a pair lads. They just wish they were the Valentines, as opposed to a pale imitation. Lol, and there is much humour to be derived imagining the gallagher brothers mercilessly bullying Andy Bell on the tour bus.
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you`re not wrong but also remember they were that much younger than most on the label at that time, before Oasis made everyone believe that being a loudmouth arsehole was essential for success.