The Verve - Gravity Grave (Live at Camden Town Hall - 23.10.92)

Excerpt from the 'A Storm in Heaven' DVD .
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[@Stop.please76]

Imagine seeing a performance like this today - would be the greatest band on earth

[@thelsdaysband]

True

[@thelsdaysband]

Brian Jonestown Massacre?

[@stevenohenries5127]

They were the greatest band on earth then too! It’s just that great music was the norm in the 90s. Now shit music is the norm. 😩

[@chazbakes5873]

@@thelsdaysband sorry?

[@sueyu3603]

@@thelsdaysbandnot try hard Anton. Nope

[@XoXo475]

I'm truly truly jealous of anyone in the comments who saw this performance live IN PERSON and as it happened. You are very lucky.

[@TemazepamParty]

This was one of the best gigs I’ve ever been to. They were astonishingly good live in the EP’s / Storm In Heaven / pre-definite article period. They weren’t exactly bad live later on, but Nick was always a bit more on the fringes because the songs were more verse chorus verse, whereas in the early days where the songs were considerably more free-form, he was just allowed to let it rip, and it was like nothing I’d ever heard.

[@icouch]

“Like nothing I’d ever heard” and you never will again. They were one of a kind.

[@dilloncaines7678]

What a storm they cooked up with 3 instruments in a town hall

[@jackjude]

4

[@festivalfreak]

@@jackjude 5

[@stephendoran2690]

Ye forgot about the lass on the flute

[@aripcalyptube]

Mad richard is master Brilliant performance

[@tonysproule3408]

This performance was absolute epic!! When they were gods .

[@michaelkelly7460]

Great performance by the verve in 1992 Simon Jones bass is brilliant and mad Richards dancing on stage

[@valley_robot]

Reminds me of hawkwind at their finest , the verve were amazing before they became pop , they were a power, an experience

[@LaughingboyMox]

Love early Verve 1st 2 albums genius. Anyone notice Bunnymen influence. Heavy pounding bass and primal drumming. no solos. lots of feedback and sonic landscapes

[@petenoakes65]

Totally! Came straight here from reminiscing listening to this sublime live track...kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZSkiINomNZmsNk

[@jackjude]

I always thought shoegaze along with bands like Loop and Spacemen 3. I didnt think Bunnymen, until now.

[@lexoz3923]

And a dash of early floyd.

[@djstarsign]

To me, there’s an undeniable Can influence on this song in terms of the groove.

[@samdavidson7022]

The space echo usage is pure 70s John Martyn, Nick has even claimed that’s what he was going for on that early stuff

[@justinwilliam4644]

This song........yeah, this song!!!!

[@tonysproule3408]

Days of Grace for sure, we will nevwr aee this again, Nick was our Hendrix!

[@mirzaghalib8659]

stop for a moment to realize these 4 guys were around 18-21 years old (young!) when they conceived, recorded and released these gems! truly astounding!

[@matthieushaughnessy4598]

god damn...

[@jontv6390]

Epic, absolute legends….

[@stefanoiaquinta8970]

The combination of bass and delay is one of the most psychedelic things you will ever listen. Great Si Jones and astonishing band.

[@vampiregerson7265]

Adictiva música es como una droga 🎶esto ayuda demasiado es único

[@matiasdanielbeltran7007]

The best man on earth

[@sherbertdip6924]

McCabe. That's it.

[@vervor]

Nick fucking McCabe

[@LaughingboyMox]

and the Scream...Complete Will Sargant at 3 minutes

[@slrflash722]

I worked at this place(Town'nd Country) for 2 years I didn't see that awesome gig But...! I saw the Pogues I had a beer with ... Joe STRUMMER during the repétition :)) I talked to LEMMY impressive there was a loads of awesome bands at the times,I can't even remember all the names. After the gigs there were late parties upstairs. I was the only French Guy" staff member

[@XoXo475]

Very cool !

[@odchu2]

Wow, too much commotion

[@2110jacko]

Only comparison I can think of is watching "the doors" performing "the end" at the whiskey

[@sandeepjosephs5725]

Nice🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@ysabellVasquez-if7ze]

DJ- lt captivates me 💋💋💋💋💋💋

[@demoncleaner45]

Nick fuckin McCabe

[@chrissowels1290]

Amazing didn't realise they had a flutist the old hippies. Glastonbury versions mint " 1 minute" then it goes apesh#t!!!!!

[@orangecounty2033]

the girl is a good dancer :)

[@kevinvalde]

0:30

[@deneon2209]

ashcroft junta de nuevo a la banda y rompanse la geta con lsd como en esta epoca. lo que sonaban cuando estaban pasados de acido era una barbaridad

[@matthieushaughnessy4598]

Can somebody tell me about who/what the girl playing the pipes is? She's an absolutely legendary angel in this performance. What happened?

[@matthieushaughnessy4598]

still looking for answers.

[@pickybleatinge3744]

Yvette lacy

[@stephendoran2690]

@@matthieushaughnessy4598 her name is Yvette Lacey

[@captainobvious8322]

Great choice to bring the flutist back for this performance.

[@nellie360]

Holy Shit. All about McCabe.

[@CJDUBstang]

wat album is this version on i forget....

[@brycesuid5218]

It’s on the verve’s EP album

[@triptothemoon8171]

Storm in Heaven deluxe boxset contains the dvd of this performance

[@ilept]

where were you when we were gettin high ?

[@fintankeatinge3769]

Lip sync issues...lol. Brilliant rocknroll.

[@arthurvezin]

Nick McCabe is God. Amen.

[@stephenmccartney1606]

Mick hucknail on flute baby,,who would have known..