Hi,everybody,I know there must be lots of fans of Suede.

now,U know we can get bootlegs of prince from Royal HUB,anybody can help me how 2 get the bootlegs of Suede ?

Thank U very much, Peace.

DanceMachine said:

Uh, is there more than one Suede?

I saw someone name Suede perform in Palm Springs earlier this year. I walked in and walked right out

OH~~~ SO Pity

What a great band !

Janfriend said:

its probably a different band. in the u.s. they are known as "the london suede" due to legal issues. there was already a band called suede in the states. when they tour here they are billed as "the london suede".

SassyBritches said:

oh, ok. This was one chic with blonde hair

Janfriend said:

is she some kind of BAD blues singer or something? i think that's who tried to sue them.

hey, i guess she gots ta get paid one way or the other, lol!

SassyBritches said:

Yeah, I think that's her! I didn't stick around long enough

SassyBritches said:

Yeah great! The london Suede

In my contry, we just call them "Suede", anybody can answer my question ?

DanceMachine said:

Can't stand Suede myself, but I have built up many a collection from here:

http://www.tapetradernetw...Search.asp

Good luck.

DanceMachine said:

I have NEVER seen any bootlegs for Suede. But, if you find anything, feel free to let me know!

I've got 2, but I don't know how to put them online

sermwanderer said:

BASTARD!

I just wish you could hear the end of She's in Fashion, its a clap-along moment extraordinaire

the sunshine will blow my mind, and the wind blow my brain

sermwanderer said:

that's a fab moment- thank goodness I did get to see them (and that moment) last year at Glastonbury. While I would kill to have been at earlier shows. Ah well, take what you can get, right?

endorphin74 said:

I never got to see them with Bernard Butler. One of my musical regrets ( I've got loads- never seeing the Smiths being one, you know what I mean).

But looking on the bright side, Brett and Bernard are recording together just now. Thats pretty huge.

sermwanderer said:

the smiths

back (basically) on topic, I am VERY excited to hear what Brett and Bernard come up with. While I enjoyed post-Bernard Suede, Dog Man Star is still their defining moment, IMO.

endorphin74 said:

Its Suede for me. Metal Mickey and Animal Nitrate are the defining moments of Suede for me

sermwanderer said:

oh fine, just pull out the big guns why don't ya?




actually, I think the "Stay Together" EP was the moment when the place I was at met the place they were at most perfectly. I think I listened to that EP 10 times daily for months after it's release.


as for "Suede." Well, that one has a special place for me too. It was THE album which snapped me outta my techno/rave trance. Seriously. It was a turning point for me....

sermwanderer said:

Everybody can feel free to call me a ponce if you want, but I loved the second half of Dog Man Star. I've enjoyed some of the other music they've recorded, but that's the album I always go back to.

flipwilson said:

You'll get no objections from me- I love that album. And, damn, it doesn't get much stronger than the tripple punch of 'Black or Blue', 'The Asphalt World' and 'Still Life." GOOD STUFF!

endorphin74 said:

and

endorphin74 said:

I liked the "Dogmanstar" album. Nothing since.
[This message was edited Tue Aug 24 23:01:53 2004 by Shapeshifter]

endorphin74 said:

At one point, only for a while, there was total suede hysteria over here.

They were on the front cover of nme with the title best band in britain BEFORE releasinga single

sermwanderer said:

I member that- that actually was what grabbed the attention of my acid-addled brain and made me think "maybe there IS music beyond techno" I waited sooo long to get my hands on that album.