Kurt Loder's 1990 report on MTV's 120 Minutes about Manchester UK's new music scene, featuring The Stone Roses, Happy Mondays, 808 State, Inspiral Carpets, New Order, and more.
53 years old and just come out of hospital with heart problems. Today's youth treasure every minute, god what I'd give yo go back to late 80s Manchester. Peace and love to everyone in 2021, Manchester RAVE ON FOREVER
Moved to Manchester in '89 from a scene in Dublin that was all about 80s metal bands & U2. Manchester opened my eyes, ears & heart to real music, the people and sound just grooved. This has stayed with me all these years.
Thats great...I never really got moved or inspired by Metal or U2 (wankers) but Manchester from what I've seen and heard is the best scene of all time for music
I was living in a boring Los Angeles suburb back in those days, and I remember buying the first Stone Roses LP. All my friends thought it was crap, but I loved it. It was light years more entertaining to me than shit hair metal that everyone was digging back then. It feels good to know I was right all along!
agree! still remembered how boring and predictable the US charts were in 1989-90. the Brits scene sounded so fresh in contrast. until grunge emerged....
It's called a twat hat. Anyone who was anyone wore bell bottoms back then. Mine were always too long coz I was a short arse so I was always tripping over them!
"Loose"?! Judas priest, that's an understatement. He looks like a 5' 6" titch wearing a rugby prop's Sunday best. That right-hand shoulder pad is bloody hilarious.
"Manchester, so much to answer for..." I was 16 in 1990, so this takes me way back! Geez, this was all way more interesting than what was happening here in the US back then. I used to trek a few miles out of my way once a week to the only store in the area that sold the NME and Melody Maker, because I was so anxious to keep up with what was happening in the UK.
@BestCanKeanRob2 I can see that pov. I did listen to REM & the Violent Femmes quite a bit while working overnight stocking the dairy cases at my local grocery store.
I love that Shaun says, 'There was a lot of ecstasy in this town at one point' when he was actually selling it from their special position in the booths at the Hacienda.
@vunderground1 Buddy. The sixties seventies and eighties were the golden age of music. What do we have now? Soulless boy bands and chav shite. MTV and VH1 is unwatchable
Manchester music started my love for music. And, what a start. My choice of music to this day has reflected that. And, then there was Ride and the Shoegazers. What a time it was!
I grew up in NYC but read a British rag called Select Magazine that taught me all about the Manchester and BritRock scene back in the 90s. Such great music!
charliebigplumz I actually went back with my friend couple months ago and I sadly agree with u. but there must be some hidden underground gem somewhere? . desperate to go back and discover it. any advice super welcomed!!
2nd favourite place I ever lived. I'm Australian and loved manchester. Everything about it reminded me of Melbourne, music, fashion and culture is similar. Our weather might be a little bit better though, only a little bit haha.
love this video,,, the truth,,,, im london boy, but i always said manchester started rave well before we did down south,,, all you ever hear is london 88, rampling, holloway, oakey,,,, came back from ibizia in 88 and opened future and shoom,,, yeah they were banging clubs but manchester was banging 2 years before that,,,, from a cockney to you mancs,,, big up yourselves,,, you started the rave scene,,, respect,,,
I was in the South West when it kicked off...Londoners were still really on a hip-hop vibe. House was well seeded in all the 'provinces' before 'fashionable' London had a clue.
Definitely Manchester's moment in the sun despite having a strong history in music culture before that only behind London and Liverpool. Even in London at that time you could almost feel the heart of the vibe behind that whole period was far away in Manchester.
@@SmithMrCorona Why am I still doing this? I've got to be the oldest person on this network by at least fourty years. Kurt Loder didn't just say that... No wait, he did just say it, but just to be cool, that's what makes him cool, you think Kurt Loder is cool, and now the news that's cool.
Yep, good ole MADCHESTER, I lived through the 90's enjoying all of Madchester's influence on popular music, as well as the Seattle Sound here in the states. I miss the 808 State, Stone Roses., Inspiral Carpets, JD&NO.
Sat on a gloomy wet day morning in December 2020 in a Manchester suburb watching this and its brought back some great nights and memories and as fetched a smile to my face how very Manc 👍🎵🎶💊😉
@@Shoomer1988 Bonus points for Kraftwerk reference! Hey, you might find this interesting since you mentioned Kraftwerk. I came across this awhile back - little clip on the history of techno czcams.com/video/hWUiLJnEYJI/video.html
Thanks to MTV, college radio and good marketing, I was fully aware of these amazing bands. BUT, it would take about another 25+ years for me to discover Slowdive and Manic Street Preachers here in the states!!!
I was born in 1980 and I've always wished I'd been born in 1970, that would have been perfect for me, loved the clothes especially, I'm always looking for t-shirts/tops with a mish mash of colours when I'm out shopping haha And of course the music was great, love the late 80's early 90's
Living in Kansas City, USA. September 1994. Listening to the Mondays while driving to work after school. 17 years old. Middle America secretly had best tastes. Who listens to Happy Mondays at 17 in middle America? I did. Still do.....We were still riding Seattle wave, but turning my friends onto Oasis, Stone Roses in fall 1994. Plus all the incredible hip hop we had going. Bone Thugs first LP, then listen to 2Pac then Catherine Wheel or The Breeders.
We need another counter-culture music movement like Manchester, like Seattle, like San Francisco...but there's no anger directed towards commercial music, and this has me very worried
The problem is, we're all too "connected" via the internet at this point so we don't need to flock anywhere to find unity. Not to mention I can't imagine what sort of revolutionary new sound could come about. Electronica has been spent, and what could come next? Let's face it, we peaked musically in the 90's. Our heartbeat is fading. I hope I'm wrong though, because I agree with you wholeheartedly.
@@brandonreimers8593 I miss the days when electronic music was widely UNpopular and still an underground thing, back when the uniformed called everything techno. Now, it's everywhere!
As a Northern blooded man with a fondness for the music from Manchester, we don't need another grunge/hippie/indie movement. To quote Harry Lime, "the dead are happier dead".
Problem is, in my opinion, that the vast majority want to look the same and listen to the same and do the same. yes I am wildly generalising, but it certainly feels like that more so nowadays as when I lived this scene and era. But I’m open minded to the fact I could just be getting old and out of touch!
Good on your Mum & Dad! I went with a mate from Leeds - I seem to remember we met a bunch of blokes from Newcastle who all took the mickey our of my ‘southern’ accent - I think I was wearing a dodgy pair of candy pink kickers and loads of is sat outside drinking beer and smoking spliffs - Christ - I’m 50 at the end of this year’. Son in prison and daughter just got 3 As in her A Levels - love them both 💜
i’m from Manchester and by the 90s the town centre was aggressive as fuck, maybe these hippies on E were friendly but the shirt and shows boys at Royales and the Ritz were sure as fuck on the beer and looking for agro
I went to Goa in 1992 and saw a few Manchester stone heads. Before, it was only old hippies. Exciting times with the Mondays. I was brought up on other manchester groups - best concert, Joy Division supporting the Buzzcocks in Aberdeen
*Manchester scene* *(Timberland boots & Flared pants)* Joy Division, New Order, The Smiths, Morrissey, The Stone Roses, Happy Mondays, The Fall, Inspiral Carpets, 808 State, Simply Red, Oasis, The Hollies, James, The Verve, The Chameleons, Autechre, The Chemical Brothers, Take That *Seattle scene* *(Doc Martens boots & Flannel shirts)* Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Alice In Chains, Mudhoney, Heart, Jimi Hendrix, Melvins, Bikini Kill, Screaming Trees, Green River, Temple Of The Dog, Queensryche, Metal Church, Band Of Horses, The Posies, The Fastbacks, The Accused, Sir Mix-A-Lot
I remember back then in the ordinary nightclubs like The Ritzy n shit you couldn't get in unless you had pants, shirt, shoes and a tie. Raves you could go in your work clothes or a thong. My mate used to go to pleasuredome in shorts with a snorkel n goggles!
the clobber of the 90,s... Naf Naf, Chipie, Ciao, Joe Bloggs, Quito, Zeus, Ferrie Jeans, Berghaus, Russell Athletic Burberry, McKenzie, Chevignon, C-17, Timberland, Adidas, Travel Fox, Kickers, British Knights, Troop, LA Gear, SPX... Please add what ive missed folks! If u were decked out in Chipie, Naf Naf N Blue or Red Kickers at high school u were THE king..lol...i loved me Chipie Tradition jeans personally...ahhh those care free acid N temazepam halcyon daze were the best times o my life...viva early 90,s man...regards fi Edinburgh, Scotland!!!
Every great musical movement came from a period of stagnation, boredom and finally resulting in reaction. It feels like we are long overdue for another movement.
So this guy won't wear flares? He has no issue wearing a suit that was bespoke for Quasimodo, and a kiss-me-quick hat that someone has thankfully torn the slogan off.
I had several pairs of Joe Bloggs 31inch Bell Bottoms. Several Joe Bloggs shirts and even a Joe Bloggs cap. I looked pretty good from all the colours when we were tripping on tabs.
Even IF you did, you would've looked a right chwat..!! There wasn't really any violence then, (we seen violence as a beer monster thing) but if you went out looking like that, you'd have took a fuckin good hiding, justly so too ya goose..!! "Tripping on Tabs" 😂🤣
MBS, Purple Ohms, Strawberries and Laughing Buddhas. The LSD was strong in the early 90's. I know, I'm 48 now and I spent most of last night chatting shyte - at the wall! Ha ha ha
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53 years old and just come out of hospital with heart problems.
Today's youth treasure every minute, god what I'd give yo go back to late 80s Manchester.
Peace and love to everyone in 2021, Manchester RAVE ON FOREVER
This voiceover guy is a right fucking pamphlet.
+smallinson Pamphlet. Proper ruined me that one lol
I have no idea what the hell that means but I still laughed my jewels off
😂😂brilliant
Best comment of the month :D
Well plastic.
Moved to Manchester in '89 from a scene in Dublin that was all about 80s metal bands & U2. Manchester opened my eyes, ears & heart to real music, the people and sound just grooved. This has stayed with me all these years.
yeah u couldnt get any other music in Ireland,I'm from Limerick and had everything but that shit u mentioned...fuck off!
"metal bands and U2"
Thats great...I never really got moved or inspired by Metal or U2 (wankers) but Manchester from what I've seen and heard is the best scene of all time for music
all musics real tho, you just found your preference!!
Paul come on....guns n roses weren't that bad surely?
I was living in a boring Los Angeles suburb back in those days, and I remember buying the first Stone Roses LP. All my friends thought it was crap, but I loved it. It was light years more entertaining to me than shit hair metal that everyone was digging back then. It feels good to know I was right all along!
I feel you man. Back in my days, everyone was into Limp Bizkit and that crap. I hated them, and now pretty much everyone agrees.
Well done 😊👍
It was utter shite - you had to be smashed to listen to that crap.
agree! still remembered how boring and predictable the US charts were in 1989-90. the Brits scene sounded so fresh in contrast. until grunge emerged....
There's no right or wrong though. You like what you like and fuck the rest
I like how the guy is like i dont care how hip they are i wont wear those ridiculous flares, while he's wearing a cowboy hat
Not to mention the rest of it. Are those GIANT SQUARE METAL BUTTONS.
It's called a twat hat. Anyone who was anyone wore bell bottoms back then. Mine were always too long coz I was a short arse so I was always tripping over them!
@Christopher Poole Not to mention his 'loose suit' carefully pulled off of one shoulder a tad for that 'thrown on' and asymmetrical look.
"Loose"?! Judas priest, that's an understatement. He looks like a 5' 6" titch wearing a rugby prop's Sunday best. That right-hand shoulder pad is bloody hilarious.
He also wore a wig under that hat
He won't wear flares, but he's happy with that hat.
Pratt in a hat
Not to mention the extremely ill-fitting suit
Car salesman clobber 🤣
wtf is wrong with his jacket?? is it his body??
He had to cover the baldness with something!
1990 was a reaction against the corporate, go-get-waelthy culture of the 1980s. remembered it so well
"Manchester, so much to answer for..."
I was 16 in 1990, so this takes me way back!
Geez, this was all way more interesting than what was happening here in the US back then. I used to trek a few miles out of my way once a week to the only store in the area that sold the NME and Melody Maker, because I was so anxious to keep up with what was happening in the UK.
I absolutely loved the Madchester sound as a 16/17 y/o in the US in 1990, & still listen to every band mentioned here.
@BestCanKeanRob2 I can see that pov. I did listen to REM & the Violent Femmes quite a bit while working overnight stocking the dairy cases at my local grocery store.
I love that Shaun says, 'There was a lot of ecstasy in this town at one point' when he was actually selling it from their special position in the booths at the Hacienda.
HAHAHAHAHA! Luvly
I know. I was one of those happy punters.
A bit of myth there, yeah Bez brought a few back but Salford lads were running it out of the alcoves. I doubt you even went to the Haci?
My favourite place in time. God bless Manchester.
🐝 ❤
Simon Cowell has turned shite music into a karaoke contest
@vunderground1 Buddy. The sixties seventies and eighties were the golden age of music. What do we have now? Soulless boy bands and chav shite. MTV and VH1 is unwatchable
@@smith0779 you just remember the good stuff. hundereds of shit bands existed and are now forgotten. were you even there?
@An Armchair Skag?😥😥 Hope you got over that😥😥
@@smith0779 bit of a dated comment mate just stop listening to radio 2
@@smith0779 Narrow minded comment
Happy Monday’s were groundbreaking and they did it so effortlessly
Donovan
Holiday
Harmony
And pretty much every other song by the Monday’s
There not even the good Mondays tunes. Listen to the Squirrel and G man album and Bummed.
Manchester music started my love for music. And, what a start. My choice of music to this day has reflected that. And, then there was Ride and the Shoegazers. What a time it was!
I got into them via Going Blank Again. I love Ride. :)
"Manchester music started my love for music." Me too.
1989-95...BEST PERIOD IN ALL GENRES OF MUSIC.
ALL genres of music were at its best by far during these few years.
When I was a kid I thought it was the centre of the world haha, I still do ;)
Word.
Manchester is a lovely place if you happen to be bedridden deaf mute
It was
Me too m8
@@user-oe2vi5nf3q and Russia is a picture if beauty 3🤣
I grew up in NYC but read a British rag called Select Magazine that taught me all about the Manchester and BritRock scene back in the 90s. Such great music!
*Britpop
Benard and Johnny was Electronic. Great collab and with the Pet Shop Boys 👍🏻
It's an open act of defiance, and it's aimed directly at you. We could form some kind of alliance, we could do what we wanted to do. ✊
My god, such great times. I just wish i hadn't taken so much ecstacy as my brain is now completely knackered.
Its a shame we've lost our soul a bit. Just a generic city nightlife wise now
charliebigplumz I actually went back with my friend couple months ago and I sadly agree with u. but there must be some hidden underground gem somewhere? . desperate to go back and discover it. any advice super welcomed!!
@@paticalamaro heard coventry is good.
Not atall im 21 and there is still great underground raves going that i go to every weekend in cheetham hill and around hulme
But do they play acid? Or even just old-school house in general?
Lidjia JaJdjia not got the right people around you then mate about who you know they arent put out into the mainstream real raves
OMG! This music scene was really awesome.
It was drugs, acid and ecstacy that made Madchester
They also made the Hacienda. Or were a large part of it.
And guns
Well acid is very popular again now hopefully we get some good music off the back off it
The funny thing is that the best bands to come out of Manchester weren't even part of that simpleton pop scene
2nd favourite place I ever lived. I'm Australian and loved manchester. Everything about it reminded me of Melbourne, music, fashion and culture is similar. Our weather might be a little bit better though, only a little bit haha.
love this video,,, the truth,,,, im london boy, but i always said manchester started rave well before we did down south,,, all you ever hear is london 88, rampling, holloway, oakey,,,, came back from ibizia in 88 and opened future and shoom,,, yeah they were banging clubs but manchester was banging 2 years before that,,,, from a cockney to you mancs,,, big up yourselves,,, you started the rave scene,,, respect,,,
I was in the South West when it kicked off...Londoners were still really on a hip-hop vibe. House was well seeded in all the 'provinces' before 'fashionable' London had a clue.
Definitely Manchester's moment in the sun despite having a strong history in music culture before that only behind London and Liverpool. Even in London at that time you could almost feel the heart of the vibe behind that whole period was far away in Manchester.
PurelyAfrican Rave it was Acid House in the beginning Rave was when the white glove brigade turned up and it went shit
Pleased to have been a part of the 90s rave scene! What a era 😍
now you're just an old slag
astroboirap 😂😂😂
@@QEnKA1989 🤭
Some cool footage in this, but there's just so much wrong with the narration.
Yeah very patronising. Pretty sure Manchester has never been an “out of the way city”
Damn Kurt Loder!
What? You don't like Kurt Loder trying to over intellectualize pop music?
Ah, American eh?
@@SmithMrCorona Why am I still doing this? I've got to be the oldest person on this network by at least fourty years.
Kurt Loder didn't just say that... No wait, he did just say it, but just to be cool, that's what makes him cool, you think Kurt Loder is cool, and now the news that's cool.
I'm a Manc in love with an Essex girl. I'm watching old footage to take my mind off her. Manchester forever.
Nancy Fraps Yes lad! Keep it up haha
Funny as Nancy.... chigwell or Braintree Essex girl 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yep, good ole MADCHESTER, I lived through the 90's enjoying all of Madchester's influence on popular music, as well as the Seattle Sound here in the states.
I miss the 808 State, Stone Roses., Inspiral Carpets, JD&NO.
Sat on a gloomy wet day morning in December 2020 in a Manchester suburb watching this and its brought back some great nights and memories and as fetched a smile to my face how very Manc 👍🎵🎶💊😉
"This deeply unlovely city" LOL
🤣👍
Manchester , So much to answer for.
I've never heard 808 State called disco mechanics before.
Kinda makes sense tho doesnt it?
@@ciaranward3559 Yeah I suppose in a weird messed up Kraftwerk kinda way.
Or the Fall and the Smiths as Doom Rock
@@Shoomer1988 Bonus points for Kraftwerk reference!
Hey, you might find this interesting since you mentioned Kraftwerk. I came across this awhile back - little clip on the history of techno
czcams.com/video/hWUiLJnEYJI/video.html
@@AGDinCA Thanks mate. I enjoyed that.
Thanks to MTV, college radio and good marketing, I was fully aware of these amazing bands. BUT, it would take about another 25+ years for me to discover Slowdive and Manic Street Preachers here in the states!!!
Late 80's early 90's was a good time to be a teenager/early 20's.
I was born in 1980 and I've always wished I'd been born in 1970, that would have been perfect for me, loved the clothes especially, I'm always looking for t-shirts/tops with a mish mash of colours when I'm out shopping haha
And of course the music was great, love the late 80's early 90's
@@drexlspivey5828 my sentiments too brother 👍
New Order are music pioneers.
The hero's of music, talk about how ther seen on music. Makes me proud! Niceond!!!
4 years later, manchester would introduce another legend that would eat the world
OASIS 👏 👏 👏
Fred Dibnah?
Take That?
"Congratulations on your fashion courage Angela" Dude, you're wearing fuckin' floor tile as buttons on your shirt!
Living in Kansas City, USA. September 1994. Listening to the Mondays while driving to work after school. 17 years old. Middle America secretly had best tastes. Who listens to Happy Mondays at 17 in middle America? I did. Still do.....We were still riding Seattle wave, but turning my friends onto Oasis, Stone Roses in fall 1994. Plus all the incredible hip hop we had going. Bone Thugs first LP, then listen to 2Pac then Catherine Wheel or The Breeders.
@Lidjia JaJdjia All those bands I mentioned are in my generation. GenX. Born in 1977, last year of GenX
Ahhh , the good old days before mobile phones. Care free party people. Take me back 👌
And let's discuss that on our computers while sitting at home.
If only we could turn back time
Cher's music is s#!+
@@robertdonnelly2054 She was HAF in that video, tho.
I wish ..
We need another counter-culture music movement like Manchester, like Seattle, like San Francisco...but there's no anger directed towards commercial music, and this has me very worried
The problem is, we're all too "connected" via the internet at this point so we don't need to flock anywhere to find unity. Not to mention I can't imagine what sort of revolutionary new sound could come about. Electronica has been spent, and what could come next? Let's face it, we peaked musically in the 90's. Our heartbeat is fading.
I hope I'm wrong though, because I agree with you wholeheartedly.
So true
@@brandonreimers8593 I miss the days when electronic music was widely UNpopular and still an underground thing, back when the uniformed called everything techno. Now, it's everywhere!
As a Northern blooded man with a fondness for the music from Manchester, we don't need another grunge/hippie/indie movement. To quote Harry Lime, "the dead are happier dead".
Problem is, in my opinion, that the vast majority want to look the same and listen to the same and do the same. yes I am wildly generalising, but it certainly feels like that more so nowadays as when I lived this scene and era. But I’m open minded to the fact I could just be getting old and out of touch!
My parents were at that happy Mondays show with 808 state
What was the set list I can’t figure out what song the Mondays were playing in that bit
I love the happy mondays so much!
So was I what a night😊😎😊
Good on your Mum & Dad! I went with a mate from Leeds - I seem to remember we met a bunch of blokes from Newcastle who all took the mickey our of my ‘southern’ accent - I think I was wearing a dodgy pair of candy pink kickers and loads of is sat outside drinking beer and smoking spliffs - Christ - I’m 50 at the end of this year’. Son in prison and daughter just got 3 As in her A Levels - love them both 💜
@@fac5275 think it’s wrote for luck
'Tony Wilson- PRESIDENT of Factory Records'!? How absurdly Americanized!
I think he would have preferred 'General Secretary' if anything :P
Or Treasurer.
Supremo , mogul, impressario, svengali AKA the man with the cash
@@lucasoheyze4597 don't think he did a very good job as Treasurer 😉 he said it was all about the music anyway 👍
I loved the flares at this time. We used to sew psychedelic material into the bottoms of jeans to make them really flared.
Totally remember the first showing of this in what I would have thought was 1989. I was off a year. oh well.
Still have this clip on vhs somewhere.
4:42 "no i'm not wearing them" says the guy wearing an oversized jacket and cowboy hat and shirt.
Music is a time machine
Manchester people are very friendly..I was 13 years old when this came out great music
A little too friendly
i’m from Manchester and by the 90s the town centre was aggressive as fuck, maybe these hippies on E were friendly but the shirt and shows boys at Royales and the Ritz were sure as fuck on the beer and looking for agro
"we'll fix ya with a pair of flairs, 26 inches long, and a Manchester t-shirt" that's the starter kit - ha, sign me up
The guys got 1 shoulder twice as wide as the other, how weird is that?
Padding fell out of one shoulder...
Wtf??? That is the weirdest shit I have seen for a while
That's because he was a bin man before he got the job on the box. Think about it.
"I will not wear silly clothes," says the man wearing a ridiculous suit!
I went to Goa in 1992 and saw a few Manchester stone heads. Before, it was only old hippies. Exciting times with the Mondays. I was brought up on other manchester groups - best concert, Joy Division supporting the Buzzcocks in Aberdeen
Watched Happy Mondays on Friday night June 23 they were brilliant 👍
If you need a shoulder to cry on, the presenter guy is your man 👍🏼
*Manchester scene* *(Timberland boots & Flared pants)*
Joy Division, New Order, The Smiths, Morrissey, The Stone Roses, Happy Mondays, The Fall, Inspiral Carpets, 808 State, Simply Red, Oasis, The Hollies, James, The Verve, The Chameleons, Autechre, The Chemical Brothers, Take That
*Seattle scene* *(Doc Martens boots & Flannel shirts)*
Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Alice In Chains, Mudhoney, Heart, Jimi Hendrix, Melvins, Bikini Kill, Screaming Trees, Green River, Temple Of The Dog, Queensryche, Metal Church, Band Of Horses, The Posies, The Fastbacks, The Accused, Sir Mix-A-Lot
so glad to of been a part of the rave scene
As a merseysider who worked in manchester 1994-1999, still in touch, youse are alright.
America had pop punk and Grunge and England had this. Fucking love both
I remember back then in the ordinary nightclubs like The Ritzy n shit you couldn't get in unless you had pants, shirt, shoes and a tie. Raves you could go in your work clothes or a thong. My mate used to go to pleasuredome in shorts with a snorkel n goggles!
WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE ....I should know I lived it danced it took it and wore it haha 👀👀❤
It’s fucking brilliant how in the 90s in Manchester everyone was your friend. Such a community
Not any more by the sound of it
Take me back :(
"No Hostility! UNITY!" *reads peter hooks book on the Hacienda* "Bloody hell there wasn't!"
I love my Manchester ❤.
He's congratulating someone on their "fashion courage?!" Wow.
the clobber of the 90,s... Naf Naf, Chipie, Ciao, Joe Bloggs, Quito, Zeus, Ferrie Jeans, Berghaus, Russell Athletic Burberry, McKenzie, Chevignon, C-17, Timberland, Adidas, Travel Fox, Kickers, British Knights, Troop, LA Gear, SPX... Please add what ive missed folks! If u were decked out in Chipie, Naf Naf N Blue or Red Kickers at high school u were THE king..lol...i loved me Chipie Tradition jeans personally...ahhh those care free acid N temazepam halcyon daze were the best times o my life...viva early 90,s man...regards fi Edinburgh, Scotland!!!
dukeswhiteshark eclipse 🙈
Daniel Poole, red Fila boots, Kappa shorts, Champion, Dosse Posse
Wonder If the oasis lads watched this when it came out, 4 years later would be massive.
What’s the song happy Mondays play at 1:29
The 1990s were fucking unstoppable.
Emmerdale was good in the 90s Frank Tate was unstoppable he had a good Barnet 💪✊☹️🧝🧓
What is the background song at 41 seconds in??
jonny marr getting zero caption or interview and he’s sat right there
Back in the day!!!!!
I celebrated new years eve in Manchester 1989 just as it all kicked off. Liam is the only one keeping the spirit of music alive in 2020.
any idea where I can get permission to use a voice clip from this?
What’s the first song that plays at the beginning?
Of all the songs sampled in this vid, the best was definitely I Want to Be Adored.
Yes !!!
awesome time and place to live )
Manchester doesn't look like that now. Those were the days.
Good old times in madchester lol luv to bck in time if I could 👍👍👍
Wish i was old enough to visit the Hacienda some top tunes there
I seen the Mondays at the octagon in Sheffield 😄
Noel gallagher in the crowd.
Where ?
@@neilgregory3506 Right in the middle with curtains and a flowered shirt on
Brilliant 😎
unity 💝
Every great musical movement came from a period of stagnation, boredom and finally resulting in reaction. It feels like we are long overdue for another movement.
Now where did I leave my whistle and my dummy ? I'm ready to go right back !
Yes
Can someone tell me which song were playing 808 state at 1:45?
Aria Byjrd 808 state - In Yer Face
So this guy won't wear flares? He has no issue wearing a suit that was bespoke for Quasimodo, and a kiss-me-quick hat that someone has thankfully torn the slogan off.
Seriously, he's dressed like a village idiot from dodge city. You can see why Billy the Kidd was always shooting people.
He's a typical 'muso' - student lamo.
All young..some fresher then others..... that slow buzz..puck I want it back!!!!
RIP Kurt... Miss you in escape from NY
3:43 whats the name of that song?? I know the tune but i cant remember whats it called!
Loaded - Primal Scream
What's the song at 1:29
It's funny how the roses told the makers of this to piss off!
Madchester ....#AWSOME
Is that Ray Winstone at
2:15?
I had several pairs of Joe Bloggs 31inch Bell Bottoms.
Several Joe Bloggs shirts and even a Joe Bloggs cap.
I looked pretty good from all the colours when we were tripping on tabs.
Even IF you did, you would've looked a right chwat..!! There wasn't really any violence then, (we seen violence as a beer monster thing) but if you went out looking like that, you'd have took a fuckin good hiding, justly so too ya goose..!!
"Tripping on Tabs" 😂🤣
MBS, Purple Ohms, Strawberries and Laughing Buddhas. The LSD was strong in the early 90's. I know, I'm 48 now and I spent most of last night chatting shyte - at the wall! Ha ha ha
I like Manchester is great place for music
That clothes shop manager was priceless
It should have been Phil Saxe not that buffoon
I thought he was a Peter Kay character.
The Super Mario of Madchester?