Criminally under-rated at the time, but they're getting their dues now. It's sad that Jimmy could not be still with us to appreciate it though. Timeless music..... It sounds like it could have been released yesterday...it will still be amazing in 20 more years time....
Bought this when it came out in 93. I have listened to this album more than ANY other album in my life. Amazing band. One of the truly sad break ups ever. I miss them so much.
Went to see Catherine Wheel play at the Tivoli in Buckley (North Wales) supported by God Machine. Must've been early 90's. GM Blew my mind. I'd never heard of this band before, but Catherine wheel were shite afterwards..literally nothing to offer in comparison. The lead singer i recall, asked for no lights except one red bulb and the band were so loud.., so good..it was without doubt one of the best gigs I've ever seen and I've been a massive fan ever since.
Natalia Samsoniuk aye... saw them at the Aldershot arts centre. tiny room... maybe 300 people at most. just staggeringly loud and powerful and yes, I've seen swans. one of the very greatest bands of the last 30 years
I haven't heard this song for 9 years. Wow! Made me sit up and listen, just like the first time. I left this album behind when I shipped to Basic Training, and never picked it up again when I left home. I spent many a lonely night doing push-ups, sit-ups and lifting weights, getting inspiration for my dissertation listening to this masterpiece. It made me get through the times when I was sucking hard. Great lyrics, great song, great band. Thank God for The God Machine! Rest in peace Jimmy!
Best live act I ever been to...Saw them in Enschede The Netherlands...They opened up for Living Color...Man...Living color sucked ass..God Machine took everyone there to another dimension! F#¤%&%g awsome!
I absolutely loved this song back then and it still sounds awesome! Saw them a couple of times in London around thirty years ago, they had a great presence. So sad how it ended 😢
Glad for you, I am one who was a fan at the time, and in the UK things were so dry - John Peel played this song, and my eyes grew wide... i had to have it.
I've had the chance to listen to thousands of bands of all kinds of genres and languages wich I love. And this album. When it was released and today is on top with my favorites. That's ALL I gotta say!!
my absolute favourite band of the 90´s. I still love the music. I was lucky to see them at the danish Roskilde Festival in ; In think, 1993? Amazing concert. they played all the songs from scenes from the.... Mind blowing!
so great to see people discovering this shamefully overlooked band. !!! Scenes from the second storey is an absolute masterpiece. I was watching some rock show on tv at 3 in the morning back in the early 90s and this came on. it was like WHO IS THIS ? had to have it. San Diego band mainly living in England. It soooo deserves a re release its not true,!
Lyrics: Black car Wrong side of the road Saying Look out jack we're taking him home We're taking him home To his promised land See the woman point to the sky Cross her heart And hope to die Jesus made her do it Jesus made her do it She's taking him home She's taking him home To his promised land I'm a wayward soldier On my way I'm a wayward soldier On my way To my promised land
the intro is bulgarian folk music from the bulgarian state radio choir - they recorded a few albums with a french producer back in the '80 and '90 called 'le mystère des voix bulgares' lots of videos from them on youtube by the way (type : mystere des voix bulgares) ... you're welcome (frederic - brussels, belgium)
I was lucky enough to see them five or six times in 1990-92: at a pub in Gray's Inn, at the New Cross Falcon, at Reading 1990 and elsewhere (memory of 90s not so good). Absolutely amazing live: incredibly loud, tight and full of passion. This is a beast of a song: love the bassline, love the brutal drums, question Robin's choice of shirt. And, yes, I agree with the previous poster who requested Pictures of a Bleeding Boy as your next video, whereishunter.
Mother love bone and god machine. Omg. The 90s would have been bery different. If u know. U Know!!!!!!! TGM. Forever!!!! Johnny wajda philly Jax ace rns3 busloopcrew 🌬️🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊☁️
I saw them live in Eindhoven as the opening act for Living Colour. I remember the singer saying: 'This next song is really something else. You'll probably hate it.'
SUCH A GREAT BAND! Agree 'Scenes...' is a masterpiece. So great to see this surfacing. Robert Smith had a hand in helping them i seemed to recall? Also they were I think the only other band to sign to Fiction records with The Cure.
Mindblowing concert. Especially when they left all their instruments on stage, in full feedback, at the end of the last track. So infinitely better than their albums.
this album was fucking amazing, really some of the hardest shit ever in terms of the way its was done. bought this album when it came out but lost it over the years and just ran into it again. fucking amazing wish they had never broke up and put out more heavy as hell yet "mellow?" shit like this.
+FnMTooL NIN invece hanno delle assonanze sopratutto nella voce per me nel panorama alternative 90 inarrivabili anche i tool prendono alcune idee da questa STREPITOSA E SFORTUNATA formazione di san diego il meglio in assoluto di tutto per me
+FnMTooL NIN anche io sono grande fan di fnm tool e nin ma anche god machine.. kyuss..unsane...smashing pumpkins..jesus lizard cop shoot cop e tantissimo altro
+Rosario Petrosino E vabbe'...nella voce un pochino, ma la musica no (almeno per me). Poi devi ricordare che i Jane's Addiction sono usciti nel 85 mentre i The God Machine nel 90(?). Azz...una lista di gruppi uno meglio dell'altro.
band incredibilmente sottovalutata,una sorta di crossover-post punk a tratti davvero inarrivabile,addirittura superiore ai grandi jane's addiction,un peccato mortale non conoscerli.
I disagree - I think they were quite good, but everyone is entitled to their opinion It takes a good amount of listening to their stuff to get it, but they were better than many bands of their ilk
One of THE bands that helped me survive my early twenties....
I want my 90's back.
lol! yes!😂🤨🤪🥺😫😐
Oh what could have been, utterly blows my musical psyche even today 30 years later
Late April 2023 and I am playing this band in my old Beetle on cassette !!!! They were so good and powerful....
Criminally under-rated at the time, but they're getting their dues now. It's sad that Jimmy could not be still with us to appreciate it though. Timeless music..... It sounds like it could have been released yesterday...it will still be amazing in 20 more years time....
well said
12 years on I still agree with you
Thanks babe
Thanks again and for your
Wonderfully ahead of their time
My favorite band of the 90's.
Saw them play live 4 times.
Amsterdam, Den Haag, Eindhoven en Pukkelpop
Bought this when it came out in 93. I have listened to this album more than ANY other album in my life. Amazing band. One of the truly sad break ups ever. I miss them so much.
Went to see Catherine Wheel play at the Tivoli in Buckley (North Wales) supported by God Machine. Must've been early 90's. GM Blew my mind. I'd never heard of this band before, but Catherine wheel were shite afterwards..literally nothing to offer in comparison.
The lead singer i recall, asked for no lights except one red bulb and the band were so loud.., so good..it was without doubt one of the best gigs I've ever seen and I've been a massive fan ever since.
Natalia Samsoniuk aye... saw them at the Aldershot arts centre. tiny room... maybe 300 people at most. just staggeringly loud and powerful and yes, I've seen swans. one of the very greatest bands of the last 30 years
I was at that :-)
I think I'm still a bit deaf from it ;-)
Saw the CW/GM combo at Manchester Boardwalk. Phenomenal gig.
I haven't heard this song for 9 years. Wow! Made me sit up and listen, just like the first time. I left this album behind when I shipped to Basic Training, and never picked it up again when I left home. I spent many a lonely night doing push-ups, sit-ups and lifting weights, getting inspiration for my dissertation listening to this masterpiece. It made me get through the times when I was sucking hard. Great lyrics, great song, great band. Thank God for The God Machine! Rest in peace Jimmy!
Best live act I ever been to...Saw them in Enschede The Netherlands...They opened up for Living Color...Man...Living color sucked ass..God Machine took everyone there to another dimension! F#¤%&%g awsome!
what a great band! the official sons of Jane's Addiction with a lot of great heavy riffs
I absolutely loved this song back then and it still sounds awesome! Saw them a couple of times in London around thirty years ago, they had a great presence. So sad how it ended 😢
I once played this and their cover of "All My Colours" to Jeffrey Lee Pierce, he was really impressed by the bass playing. RIP Jimmy.
Thankful the universe let me discover The God Machine in 2016
Glad for you, I am one who was a fan at the time, and in the UK things were so dry - John Peel played this song, and my eyes grew wide... i had to have it.
No idea how it's taken me to 2019.
I saw these guys in front of about 200 people in 1992 and it blew me away completely. Excellent band.
@@robashton8606 I saw them support Catherine Wheel in early 1992. It was -astonishing-.
I discovered them in 2013. I remember the moment
i stumbled across them by accident just before scenes was released. still untouchable
Omg so beautiful xx
Scenes from the Second Storey is one of the finest albums. Seven is amazing.
Still got this on 12" vinyl..Great track.
I've had the chance to listen to thousands of bands of all kinds of genres and languages wich I love. And this album. When it was released and today is on top with my favorites. That's ALL I gotta say!!
my absolute favourite band of the 90´s.
I still love the music. I was lucky to see them at the danish Roskilde Festival in ; In think, 1993? Amazing concert. they played all the songs from scenes from the.... Mind blowing!
I saw these guys at a tiny club in Bath and at the Phoenix Festival in 93. Massive sound live at both venues!
so great to see people discovering this shamefully overlooked band. !!! Scenes from the second storey is an absolute masterpiece. I was watching some rock show on tv at 3 in the morning back in the early 90s and this came on. it was like WHO IS THIS ? had to have it. San Diego band mainly living in England. It soooo deserves a re release its not true,!
Epic, majestic stuff. A complete monster live.
tragic what happened to Jimmy.
Thank you for posting this and the other clips.
Uno dei migliori album di tutti i tempi!! Mi vengono ancora i brividi quando lo ascolto!
One of the undiscovered bands of the 90's
Lyrics:
Black car
Wrong side of the road
Saying
Look out jack we're taking him home
We're taking him home
To his promised land
See the woman point to the sky
Cross her heart
And hope to die
Jesus made her do it
Jesus made her do it
She's taking him home
She's taking him home
To his promised land
I'm a wayward soldier
On my way
I'm a wayward soldier
On my way
To my promised land
the intro is bulgarian folk music from the bulgarian state radio choir - they recorded a few albums with a french producer back in the '80 and '90 called 'le mystère des voix bulgares'
lots of videos from them on youtube by the way (type : mystere des voix bulgares) ...
you're welcome (frederic - brussels, belgium)
I was lucky enough to see them five or six times in 1990-92: at a pub in Gray's Inn, at the New Cross Falcon, at Reading 1990 and elsewhere (memory of 90s not so good). Absolutely amazing live: incredibly loud, tight and full of passion.
This is a beast of a song: love the bassline, love the brutal drums, question Robin's choice of shirt. And, yes, I agree with the previous poster who requested Pictures of a Bleeding Boy as your next video, whereishunter.
Thanks a lot
I never had this album out of my car stereo....or the cassette player at work.....awesome album awesome band
Weve come a long way from this. its just so 90's.
I bought this tape back in the day. I was floored by it. I loved it. Ahh...the high school days.
Such a sad loss; Jimmy, you were a wonderful man. I'll never forget the accidental party in Cologne.
Mother love bone and god machine. Omg. The 90s would have been bery different. If u know. U Know!!!!!!! TGM. Forever!!!! Johnny wajda philly Jax ace rns3 busloopcrew 🌬️🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊☁️
I saw them live in Eindhoven as the opening act for Living Colour.
I remember the singer saying: 'This next song is really something else. You'll probably hate it.'
Patrick Staal I travelled from London for that gig
Saw them at the Phoenix festival 1992? Amazing live band, still love this album
I had this CD back when it came out. When Rock n Roll "RULED"!!!
SUCH A GREAT BAND! Agree 'Scenes...' is a masterpiece. So great to see this surfacing. Robert Smith had a hand in helping them i seemed to recall? Also they were I think the only other band to sign to Fiction records with The Cure.
So happy I found this. Served in the early 90's overseas and hated every second of it. This band helped me so much.
not one of but the best band of 90's,
I saw them twice in 93: a tsunami of sound
God Machine=God
One of my favorite Bands and favorite piece of Music EVER.
from the 1994 forever in my soul
all the music I listen to and I just discovered these guys... good lord..there must be so much gold out there I havent mined yet...
The Mystery of Bulgarian Voices! Nice.
“Right car, wrong side of the road…” An accurate summary of my life in the early 1990.
Agree with you 100%!! Never got the chance to see them live either.
this band were so underated, excellent, or is it just me?
Saw them in Leeds. Awesome!!!
Love them!
90's at it's best.
Such power and such a groove. Brilliant.
seen them at glastonbury 91,, 11.30am and brillant.....
I recently found their first album at the bottom of a box, I thought i'd lost it. so i thought i'd check them out of youtube, thanks for posting.
An outstanding band
Mindblowing concert. Especially when they left all their instruments on stage, in full feedback, at the end of the last track. So infinitely better than their albums.
My love for this band is endless. He's obviously not comfortable with pretend-singing in front of a camera crew.
Wish they'd recorded more.
this album was fucking amazing, really some of the hardest shit ever in terms of the way its was done. bought this album when it came out but lost it over the years and just ran into it again. fucking amazing wish they had never broke up and put out more heavy as hell yet "mellow?" shit like this.
tra i piu' grandi gruppi di tutti i tempi se non il migliore.
superb
major impact!
i agreee wow LOve this song
LOVE Them !
Graet
best song ever
So underrated, still so actual
amazing
masters
Great Great
That is brilliant!
classic track
Christ, wish I'd been there.
wtf that is awesome!
SEE THEM LIVE IN ROME...1993
Minchia, se ti invidio...
il piu' grande gruppo di tutti i tempi
intensita',epicita',spleen..tutto racchiuso in un vortice di emozioni uniche
molto meglio dei jane's addiction
+Rosario Petrosino Molto meglio dei Jane's Addiction???...get the fuck out of here! 2 gruppi totalmente diversi che non hanno niente in comune.
+FnMTooL NIN invece hanno delle assonanze sopratutto nella voce per me nel panorama alternative 90 inarrivabili anche i tool prendono alcune idee da questa STREPITOSA E SFORTUNATA formazione di san diego il meglio in assoluto di tutto per me
+FnMTooL NIN anche io sono grande fan di fnm tool e nin ma anche god machine.. kyuss..unsane...smashing pumpkins..jesus lizard cop shoot cop e tantissimo altro
+Rosario Petrosino E vabbe'...nella voce un pochino, ma la musica no (almeno per me). Poi devi ricordare che i Jane's Addiction sono usciti nel 85 mentre i The God Machine nel 90(?). Azz...una lista di gruppi uno meglio dell'altro.
sono legato a quest´epoca ne avrei anche molti altri da dire
I can hear a Big Black influence
geile nummer! und manche finden solche bands per cover! ;) lg aus ried
Fan-tas-tic
band incredibilmente sottovalutata,una sorta di crossover-post punk a tratti davvero inarrivabile,addirittura superiore ai grandi jane's addiction,un peccato mortale non conoscerli.
hell mothafukin yes i love the god machine
@bingowingz70 hehe. tapes eh!
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reminds me of helmet. I like it!
anyone thinks this sounds kinda similar to 'scentless apprentice' by Nirvana?
yes, sounds exactly the same
looks like one of those thankfully forgotten 90s bands Beavis and Butthead would improve with their commentary
Edgy.
Who are they not the 1990-1994 band ??? Souds like Porno for Pyros ...
Dude thank you, I was going to link this after my friend linked me Pets randomly as I thought it sounded similar.
It is them saw on other videos think been to long like 23 years since saw at Reading 1993. There are other God Machine bands.
I disagree - I think they were quite good, but everyone is entitled to their opinion
It takes a good amount of listening to their stuff to get it, but they were better than many bands of their ilk
They were SOOOOOOO good live. Shame.
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One of the overlooked bands of the 90’s!
Them and Mint 400!!