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Has to be the best live version I've seen, I must have just watched this about 10 times just now, I can't remember a live set with this much energy for ages, love the way Money Mark hammers that note on the keys, MCA uses up a lot of cool credit.
No son, there was no HD back then, everything looked like that.
Anyone got a vid that'll stack up against that energy?
Posted : 08/01/2022 7:29 pm
Great era for music.
Posted : 08/01/2022 7:36 pm
I saw the beasties supported by Public Enemy - one of the best gigs I’ve ever been to (the best was Trouble Funk).
Live performance with a lot of energy - Talking Heads:
Posted : 08/01/2022 7:37 pm
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There was a lot of absolute dross back then like Barbie Girl and whatnot but the good and bad seemed further apart, not just a middle ground of everyone trying to get on a Spotify playlist maybe
I only got to see the BBs once at NEC on the Intergalactic tour, even a good few records in they were still pushing out good stuff
Posted : 08/01/2022 7:43 pm
A blur. (No pun)
Posted : 08/01/2022 7:44 pm
Well you're right about the lack of HD in the 90s. From 1999:
Posted : 08/01/2022 7:46 pm
This screams mid 90's
Posted : 08/01/2022 7:57 pm
absolute dross back then like Barbie Girl
5th highest selling record of the decade…
Robson & Jerome were 3rd.
Posted : 08/01/2022 8:02 pm
Yeah Beastie Boys were great live - their Netflix documentary is a good watch.
Best 90's gig for me was RATM first album at Manchester Ritz - the sprung wooden floor coupled with Killing in the name and people slamming from the balcony above was absolute brilliant carnage.
Posted : 08/01/2022 8:04 pm
Twas ecstatic.
Posted : 08/01/2022 8:11 pm
Nothing will beat the energy of Gina G playing the Uni Engineers Ball 1995 
Posted : 08/01/2022 8:11 pm
Daft Punk in 1997 Newcastle and then 2007 in Inverness. Off the f’kin scale.
Posted : 08/01/2022 8:16 pm
Also
Fred Durst, Actual lighters in the crowd when everyone smoked and phones didn't take pictures let alone video!
Posted : 08/01/2022 8:16 pm
Daft Punk in 1997 Newcastle and then 2007 in Rockness. Off the f’kin scale.
Posted : 08/01/2022 8:18 pm
The '80s were better
Posted : 08/01/2022 8:23 pm
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Would have loved to have seen Daft Punk
Posted : 08/01/2022 8:24 pm
90's for me was Faith no More. Remember seeing Limp Bizkit as a support group and coming on stage playing George Michael Faith, lots of plastic bottles and cups went flying towards the stage till it got going.
Posted : 08/01/2022 8:25 pm
90s are back:
Posted : 08/01/2022 8:35 pm
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Remember seeing Travis as the third support band to Reef once, they were bloody awful...
Posted : 08/01/2022 8:40 pm
Well son, I went for a night out in 1989, then woke up in 2000, what happened in between **** knows, but I think there was some good music and industrial grade mdma, and at some point I have faint recollections of being a gurning champion.
Posted : 08/01/2022 8:44 pm
Posted : 08/01/2022 8:48 pm
Blimey, I thought that Beastie Boys tape was completely lightweight and not compensated for by the turkey trousers. It must be old age.
Posted : 08/01/2022 8:53 pm
Gave me son and his 15 year old crew a lift back from the skatepark this evening, I managed to get in the following on the playlist…….. at high volume 
Praise you ( Fatboy slim)
Smack my bitch up ( Prodigy)
Born slippy ( Nuxx)
Insomnia (faithless)
Better than that drillshite they listen to these days 
Posted : 08/01/2022 9:01 pm
Any Jesus Lizard gig.
Posted : 08/01/2022 9:16 pm
This lot should inspire my drive to work tonight.
I've always liked a bit of Placebo. Their recent work just takes me back to being 16. Every you every me is still a belter for the van on a night shift
Posted : 08/01/2022 9:26 pm
I grew up fifteen miles up the road from Braintree Barn, host to Essex acts like The Prodigy, Sunscreem and The Shamen etc. In the summer of 1991, the Prodigy made an appearance at my local fleapit club, your's truly ended up dancing on top of a speaker, sans shirt with a whistle in my mouth.
How I didn't get thrown out of the place I'll never know.
Posted : 08/01/2022 9:30 pm
The Prodigy @ Leeds Town and Country in 95.
Massive conical strobes either side of the stage that flashed out of sequence with each other then Keith ran on stage in a giant hamster ball.
I left a bit of my brain there.
Posted : 08/01/2022 9:33 pm
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hjvJb_4th5E
I’ll go with this one, only for Kris Novoselic not being able to catch his bass at the end
Posted : 08/01/2022 9:42 pm
Well son, I went for a night out in 1989, then woke up in 2000, what happened in between **** knows, but I think there was some good music and industrial grade mdma, and at some point I have faint recollections of being a gurning champion.
If you can remember the 90's, you weren't there...
Posted : 08/01/2022 9:56 pm
Strung Out at a punk pub in Leeds (can’t remember the name of the pub).
Voodoo Glow Skulls in Manchester (can’t remember the venue).
Posted : 08/01/2022 10:15 pm
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Arg. give up!
Posted : 08/01/2022 10:15 pm
Posted : 08/01/2022 10:20 pm
I left a bit of my brain there.
I liberally distributed bits of my brain in clubs, festivals and venues all over the country during the course of the 90’s. It was absolutely bloody brilliant!
My 17 year is daughter is insanely jealous of us lucky bastards who got to indulge ourselves through that particular decade
What a time to be alive 
Posted : 08/01/2022 10:36 pm
I remember very little from approximately 1989 to somewhere in the region of 2001. Give or take.
https://m.soundcloud.com/oldskoolpool/john-kelly-capricorn-club-bibbys-bradford-1991-download
Posted : 08/01/2022 10:52 pm
Daddy? Yes son? What does regret mean?
Good times 
Posted : 08/01/2022 11:00 pm
It may not be from the '90s but this was also a Letterman performance and is doing pretty well on the energy levels front too:
Despite the '90s probably being my formative decade for music too, it seems my brain is coming up with more recent suggestions for high energy performances. Having seen them perform this live myself I can confirm that the amount of energy coming from Broken Social Scene when they do this song is pretty amazing:
Craig Finn brings a unique sort of energy to The Hold Steady's performances:
Posted : 09/01/2022 12:00 am
Bullet Lavolta. Should have been bigger than nirvana.
Posted : 09/01/2022 12:16 am
That Rollins track (and video) still makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand up. Amazing track
Posted : 09/01/2022 12:30 am
Whatever...
Posted : 09/01/2022 2:18 am
Cliched, but being at this gig changed my life
Did the Beastie Boys play that year too? I'll be honest the only thing I really remember was seeing Johnny Cash!
Posted : 09/01/2022 7:35 am
@anagallis_arvensis I only really remember Bjork playing and somebody with a gun being spotted trying to get on the stage, Transglobal Underground, Radiohead, RATM.
Just checked the lineup and it was excellent, plus the weather was fabulous.
But that Orbital performance switched me from biker-rocker to flat out confirmed raver.
Posted : 09/01/2022 8:14 am
from back in 1991
Posted : 09/01/2022 8:18 am
^^Phoenix Festival?? Can’t remember which year, the whole decade is a bit of a hazy blurred memory now!!
We were all very lucky to have been there at the time, a decade for music like no other.
Growing up in the West Midlands meant seeing the Poppies a lot, remember some great nights at Aston Villa Leisure Centre.
Posted : 09/01/2022 8:23 am
Orbital at Glastonbury in 94 sticks in my memory like no other, amazing performance which touched so many people! And the weather was perfect.
Posted : 09/01/2022 8:29 am
I grew up just out Stourbridge, used to see PWEI in the Swan and The Ned's in The Mitre
West Midlands
Posted : 09/01/2022 8:31 am
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