Oh shit, I took a quick glance at the clip and thought "Jeeze, Mat really let himself go during this point in their career" before realising that it was actually the presenter!!!

mi bollo no soportó 🗣

The first two Suede albums and the B-sides (first disc of Sci-FI Lullabies) are like something from another universe. What a tragedy that things fell apart so soon and suddenly, I'd love to glimpse the better world where Anderson/Butler stuck together for at least two more albums.

Lol what is with dudes dry humping to the song

Hi Silent person - can you post the Dog Man Star interview with these two?

His work on Suede's first two albums was magnificent, as was his partnership with David McAlmont, but he comes across like a real baby in these early interviews after the split. One acrimonious bust-up with McAlmont and two so-so solo albums later it's not a surprise he hooked up with Brett Anderson again for Here Come the Tears.

As someone who was born to young parents I became a fan of Suede through my father who absolutely loved Aniimal Nitrate and then when I turned 13 I became absolutely obsessed with them. Amazing band, amazing artists.

Sempre bello vedere e sentire Brett, grazie per aver condiviso questa intervista.

Bowie rip-offs, Britpop also-rans, cosplaying D-listers, sham glam, nobody's favorite band, wallpaper music.

Suede RULES!!!

I love when Brett's smile breaks out slowly as he hears the strumming of 'Metal Mickey'😃

I filmed this. It was my second time filming Brett and Bernard together. It's not perfectly filmed, I know - but there was a really awkwardly-placed pillar that you cant see on camera and it made the filming really difficult. But still, I think it was a good interview - we were really glad that Bernard brought his guitar with him.

God, I miss Andy Sturmer. Can we all just pool a ton of money and pay him to do a Jellyfish reunion or write a song or something.

American here. Bought DMS in Nov 1994 and thought it sounded not quite right. My feeling was - and is - it could've been better. Don't get me wrong, it still still has a vibe and some great songs.

really lmao when he shew that face when talking about oasis

I can never decide if DMS or their debut is their best, but I ALWAYS come back to DMS. It just has something that none of their others have. You can hear the frisson between the members. The tension. It's a flawed, bombastic, beautiful, intelligent, unapologetically English, masterpiece.

Brett still has trust in Bernard and believes that they can produce good music together regardless of the beef that they had before & later formed The Tears. To join Suede back is impossible for Bernard since Oakes & Neil replaced him for guitar & piano (and also contribute a lot in producing songs) when he left Suede in sudden.

Ed Buller is bloody fantastic - I think they chose wisely.

Great interview!

You've got good ideas for your own songs, but there is a lack of development - i mean solos, breaks with unexpectable key changing...You should develop them 😊

Lovely guys

This is awesome! Bummed that the Queen cover doesn't appear to be here though :(

Brett with his cane after that nasty fall injury - aww! (He will certainly have been very spoiled and he turned his cane into a rather stylish accessory!! And just before that it looks like Richard has fainted.

I love Bernard - he's the hero who got me into learning guitar. But if he had had his way, Dog Man Star may have become a Pink Floyd album rather than Suede. Every musician becomes attached to his art. But would it really be that much better? DMS was an iconic masterpiece, and there's been nothing else near to touch it since. Would it have 2% 5% better - maybe? Could it have become a prog rock dribbling mess - possibly. The album as it stands contains that Suede world of deflated dreams and desolation, Bernard's irresistible melodies and stylised guitar sound, Brett's vulnerable and idealistic lyricism.. all with the underlying band's conflict fueling it's creative and conflict heavy force. Let it rest in its glory people!

9:18 Honestly, I may not be very good at design, although I do some graphics as part of my job, but it would take me an hour or even a day to do something like this in Photoshop, Figma or even Recraft. It absolutely blows my mind that this was done without using any graphics software.

I'm a writer (kind of, sort of-how many books do you need to publish to have the right to call yourself a writer?) and I love watching interviews like this one on KZbin, where you can grab incredible archetypes. Seriously, it's beautiful-stylistically rich and perfect for shaping into characters. Brett Anderson looks older but acts more childlike. Bernard Butler is younger but behaves more maturely. Brett speaks slowly, and his thoughts aren't very structured. It's like he's diving into his thoughts, then coming up for air, only to dive back down again, like a swimmer with every stroke. He speaks as if he's painting, not with brushstrokes but with fragments of images he pulls from his mind, arranging them on an invisible canvas. Bernard, on the other hand, speaks quickly and very clearly, as if he's laying his words down like perfectly fitting little bricks. But what intrigues me the most is how well they complement each other-just in general-as if someone wrote them as characters and placed them together on the same page. I'm not implying anything romantic here, though I'm fine with fanfiction. It’s just that here I'm referring to how they exist and balance one another in reality.

10:43 That was a cinematically beautiful moment.

tears should come back

2:35 That was quite a sweet little slice of reality :)

I totally love Brett's relaxed pose in the first minutes of the interview, ha ha

this is an awesome post, thank you!!

Love it. Thank you

🙏💜

Flytipping 💜

"He was just my cousin Neil from Hull."

Dog Man Star 💜

Bernard is just a genius guitarist…. slightly too obsessed with his own vision in a band situation. You can see this when he has to play the guitar whilst Brett is speaking 😁. Most good bands have some fraught power dynamic though… it’s what happens when you put true creatives in a room together.

Oh, wow! What a gem!

Too bad for the audio, some parts are lost.

brett high af lmao (the half of the audio is gone 😭) thanks for posting

What a culture clash. Must be tricky when speaking the same language to comprehend that you don't share values and cultural reference points.

Thx for sharing 🤜🤛

Over 30 years since I discovered them. Their first album really has stood the test of time. I've been listening to it non stop the last few weeks. This is so interesting to see ❤

“Too much Momus influence, at that point, sung in a sort of Lilac Time way…” is there such thing as too much Momus influence?

So sad :(

❤ A New Morning❤ and I love Brett 's voice or singing style in this album. I ❤ Morning , when the rain falls,Streetlife Obsessions, Positivity, Lost in tv , Untitled. A new morning is the sound of happiness, relaxing, romantic and style Sorry for my poor english😂 i think A new morning is Cool !😊

Suade is a weird band in the sense that Suade fans - love the first album and DMS, but the masses loved Coming Up as arguably that had a lot of radio friendly hits on it. Still, to this day, when you ask someone who isn't into Suade to "name a Suade song", they will say Trash, which in the late nineties was all over the Radio and TV. I'd argue BB did his best work when he wrote Yes for David McAlmont - he could never have written a song like that in Suade.

Suede can do a ballad like no other band. They never seem slushy or derivative. My favourite 3 are this one, Down and The Wild Ones.

Suede can do a ballad like no other band. They never seem slushy or derivative. My favourite 3 are this one, Down and The Wild Ones.

I lived in London when Suede broke. I was in Brixton Academy for the Love + Poison-gigs. There was nothing cooler in the world at that time. Nothing. They were extremely special. Still are to me.