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Have fun! Get to a show!
I have liked them for a while but started liking them a lot more after watching live performances, great energy. Brett is a wild man, lots of fun.
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I have liked them for a while but started liking them a lot more after watching live performances, great energy. Brett is a wild man, lots of fun.
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I've seen them live 13 times, and the most special one was without a doubt the reunion thingie for the Teenager Cancer Trust at the Royal Albert Hall in 2010.
There was so much love in that room, they got standing ovations. The applause after Metal Mickey wouldn't end... the band were completely overwhelmed.
There was so much love in that room, they got standing ovations. The applause after Metal Mickey wouldn't end... the band were completely overwhelmed.
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Life is Golden
Yes, definitely... I was there at the RAH gig in 2010 and it was overwhelming... I remember Richard Oakes just stading there giggling like a schoolboy when the standing ovation just wouldn't stop after MM... I was at the warm-up gig at 100Club a few days earlier as well! Probably the best Suede gig I ever attended - tiny venue...
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Don't Leave Us In The Dark
No way! First two plus all the rest. If Moz released Autofiction everyone here would hail it as a masterpiece.that one!
Why bother picking 3? what a strange request.
If you’re new to Suede, just get the first two albums and call it a day.
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I rewatched that concert a few days ago. Absolutely stunning concert.
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LASCIATE OGNI SPERANZA!
Agree totally. Amazing b-sides. I was gonna add, if you liked those first two albums, then find the singles from those albums. But yes, though not complete, grabbing Sci-Fi would be easier.
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LASCIATE OGNI SPERANZA!
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Mat Osman On New Suede Album ‘Autofiction’ And Investing In The Fanbase
Suede bassist Mat Osman on capturing the spirit of Suede's raucous live set on the new studio album 'Autofiction,' returning to the stage, the U.K. group's relationship with its fans and keeping a keen eye on the business side since reforming in 2010.
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People come second, or possibly third.
I wish that all of Head Music sounded like this version of Can't Get Enough.
Who's that bearded guy with the blue fender? Is Neil not in the band anymore?
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Suede: Coming Up Again
Brett Anderson and Neil Codling discuss Autofiction, their rare US tour, and the iconic Britpop group’s second act.
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BOWIE AND BRETT ‘ONE DAY, SON, ALL THIS COULD BE YOURS…’ (Part One) NME 20 march 1993
by Steve Sutherland / NME 20th March 1993 From across the generational divide they came, one a ground breaking icon possessed of an androgynous beauty and a happy nack touching the oft…
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Autofiction #1
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Suede: 'They're ordinary, that makes them glam' – a classic interview | Brit awards | The Guardian
<p>What was it like to play the Brits 20 years ago? We've raided Rock's Backpages – the archive of vintage music journalism – for this 1993 interview with Suede by Max Bell, from Vox</p>
"Suede," says Morrissey, choosing his words with characteristic acidic wit, "are what the NME thought the Stone Roses were – a good group with songs. It's a group with all reference points so tightly packed that it consequently leaves no room whatsoever for originality, should any be lurking. Despite his claims to the contrary, I have never met Brett and wouldn't wish to; he seems like a deeply boring young man with Mr Kipling crumbs in his bed. He'll never forgive God for not making him Angie Bowie."
SPM is a terrible judge of character.Suede: 'They're ordinary, that makes them glam' – a classic interview | Brit awards | The Guardian
<p>What was it like to play the Brits 20 years ago? We've raided Rock's Backpages – the archive of vintage music journalism – for this 1993 interview with Suede by Max Bell, from Vox</p>amp.theguardian.com
"Suede," says Morrissey, choosing his words with characteristic acidic wit, "are what the NME thought the Stone Roses were – a good group with songs. It's a group with all reference points so tightly packed that it consequently leaves no room whatsoever for originality, should any be lurking. Despite his claims to the contrary, I have never met Brett and wouldn't wish to; he seems like a deeply boring young man with Mr Kipling crumbs in his bed. He'll never forgive God for not making him Angie Bowie."
