Super Furry Animals - The Early Furry Years

A clip taken from the Super Furry Animals documentary 'The Furry Years'.
This shows how the band got together from the various bands they were involved in from 1987 in Cardiff until they signed with Creation Records in 1995.
The was originally shown on S4C in 2015 who own all copyright for this video. No copyright infringement is intended

[@steve-bk1qd]

Saw SFA at a festival at Bangor rugby club with The Fall special guests. Awesome weekend. Bangor rocks !

[@aledrhysparry2960]

Pesda Rocs

[@agasyahkarim8191]

This is amazing! Gwaith da, S4C!
(Hope I got that right. Ha.)

[@NotOrdinaryInGames]

Refreshing to get an interview in Welsh.
Oh, and thanks for the ABRUPT ENDING!

[@MoronMediaProductions]

fuck off notordinaryblahblahblah

[@jimboro7]

is there somewhere i can watch the full documentary?

[@christinamcdonagh3612]

Dont you sometimes wish everybody would f#ck off and drink coffee?? Cymru am byth. Most underrated band of my generation.

[@thenickyroberts]

What's the name of the first Ffa Coffi Pawb song on this video?

[@benjefc]

Anyone got the second half?

[@skiddydistress1610]

Who are the girl band on the bus?

[@webwobarwla]

Y Gwefrau

[@stephen3511]

Ghhghhuuu yughgb jjjjkii y;lllillllii love SFA 👊🏻💥

[@elecsomify]

Hope Gruffs politics have moved on slightly since then, calling someone a fascist for not agreeing with the nationalisation of the railways!

[@jockwink]

I think he meant 'stupid'. Was he incorrect?

[@Coybito]

There are two different points Gruff is making here: one is that Elwyn Jones is a fascist, the other is that the show (S4C's iDot) was sponsored by Alphaline, a brand used post-privatisation in Wales (and elsewhere). Gruff disagrees with both Jones and railway privatisation, but isn't suggesting that his issues with Jones are connected to railway privatisation.