Big Country - Harvest Home

Glasgow - 2000
What a Superb band live..

[@djp2234]

Twenty one years ago today, we lost an incredible talent. Your music lives on forever Stuart. Rest In peace

[@DuncanMcintyre-jk3qb]

Awesome in proper use of word -love the albums love the band love the pars coyp and rip Stuart ✊

[@kevtucker7386]

best live band I ever saw...by far

[@andrewjones4950]

I was front row , right in front of Bruce. Got backstage after the concert thanks to Mike Peters of the Alarm , my friend from my hometown of Rhyl. Big Country best live band ever 🎸🎸🎸

[@DiscoRaptor]

I was up in the back... Went to see them a few more times after Stuart passed, when Mike Peters did the vocals.

[@johnmacintyre6231]

I was just to your right hand side in front of Stuart, what a night

[@elusive1970]

Flew accross the ocean to be there for that. Worth every penny!

[@MrRacine67]

What a fantastic band. Very lucky the ones who had the chance to see them live. R.I.P Stuart Adamsom.

[@kevtucker7386]

and the music still sounds great today

[@davidfarrell5574]

Good memories, the place was levitating literally,what a night.

[@kevtucker7386]

saw them in a club in bristol when they first started,...dingwalls,...best thing i ever saw there,...great band,great sound,great artists,...all of them.

[@vetb882]

A poster asked of Stuart: why did you break our fukking our hearts? Because his was breaking silently. He lifted us up but had none to lift him up. He's in God's hands now, all is well. 💝💜💓🙏😎🍀💐😁🎆💐

[@kevinmcnamara667]

telpis god bless stuart r, i, p

[@offwithhishead2556]

Not seeing them live is an everlasting regret.

[@playit00]

Love this band!! Wish I could have seen them live!!

[@jeffmilner8740]

playit00 seen them in Dublin 84’ brilliant, myself and my mate went on a Honda 50 !!

[@jonetrance4495]

the REAL Big Country

[@johnpirie3800]

I was there! I saw these guys many times in the Barrowlands.. They always put on a show... Stay alive big man... Some days will stay a thousand years some pass like the flash of a spark..... Who knows were all our days go!!!

[@grahamgray2421]

Seen them live in Llandudno north Wales, they were as great as they always were live,Rip Stuart.

[@lmp9726]

What a superb band.

[@michaeljames3271]

I loved this. So cool to see them a bit more grown to than I remember from my 20s. RIP Stuart.

[@Thoms-82]

Nailed it. Absolutely superb stuff.

[@vetb882]

I had always said if it weren't for U2, THESE GUYS would be the greatest New Wave band ever. Saw them live at Hofstra University back in the day, they were amazing, sounded exactly like the record. I didn't get laid that night cos I was more excited about the band than the girl I took on a date...lol. Between songs I was screaming Harvest Home, I'm sure they heard me cos I waited till it got quiet. I so wished I could've met Stuart to tell him how much he inspired me. I still want to meet the rest of the band someday to tell them the same. God bless you guys. 👍🎆🎆😁💐🍀🙏😎💝💓💜😀😃

[@rolfpfannerer8801]

BC songs aging much better than U2

[@andreazanardi3935]

U2 can only open a concert for BV

[@vetb882]

@@rolfpfannerer8801 much much MUCH better.. Stewart and the Boyz were truly a gift from God. Amazing musicians who were in synch live better than most brand in the studio with help. They were the most perfect a band of human beings could be. History will prove it, they will outlast U2 for generations to come.

[@vetb882]

@rolf pfannerer you just moved me to tears my friend. Yes, Sir, they really and truly were a gift from God. I used to work in an assisted living facility with ppl no 80-105 years old. None of them ever heard if Big Country... Lol. But if read poetry to them in the evening, then I started reading poetic lyrics and Big Country got rear a LOT. Every song isn't a song for a songs sake, it's telling a story...taking us back in time to a time long ago...or maybe just some if what he saw as a kid. Stuart was fun a fishing village called Dunfermline, and some of the stories were about the hard scrabble life of that place at that time and even hundreds of years before. Stuart's Soul was timeless... He was connected to the past, the present, and the future. He's resting in Paradise right now, waiting for the rest of us to travel across the barrier. Years from now when we cross over, it will only seem like minutes to his and the rest of our dearly departed. Time doesn't run the in that dimension as it does here... .. You're a Bible man, remember, God says "A day for Me is a thousand years for you." Stuart is right as rain where he is right now. Truth be told I don't believe he did, nor Chester Bennington, not Chris Cornell. There are monsters that look human👺👹 and they love having influential artists on the side leading the masses to HELL with them. Stuart, REJECTED those devils all along. The just singer who wears shades even indoors caved in and joined the blood suckers👹👺. He's in league with the pyramid flashing, one eye covering, devil horns 🤘 flashing luciferians...that's why they got so damned rich. Devil👹👺 will give you EVERYTHING you want in this world...but you SOUL THEN BELONGS TO him. Stuart was a good man, a good Soul and God knew this. In my heart I believe the devils👹✡️👺 took him out because he STILL refused to join the ranks. They took it Chester because he was in the ranks and decided he's had enough, he was planning on exposing his father, pedophile luciferian John Podesta and Chris Cornell, his buddy, was joining him to do the same...and no one thinks it's coincidental that try guys who made it knows what the were going to do "committed suicide" not far from each other....😲🧐🧐🥺😡 Stuart didn't do it, THEY👺✡️👹 did... He is a martyr for God 🔥🕎 and Christ ✝️😇. We are blessed to have lived thru the must amazing musical dress, the late 70s-late 90s. There was an EXPLOSION OF ART so amazing they called it the New Wave Era. And Big Country were at the forefront of that storm of emotion put to music and poetry. RIPower Stuart😎💪🏻✝️🙏🏾🥰

[@timj41]

When the guy shouts out to him and he stops and says “what?” When anyone else would have ignored him, he says ‘stay alive” and Stuart says ‘ I’m trying Tae ‘ so many if only’s

[@joynthis]

They kilt it.

[@jeffmilner8740]

Underrated song

[@rolfpfannerer7693]

may have been their last but imho their best version--what talent!

[@Millennial_Mike]

Amazing audio! Is the rest of the concert available

[@davidbeckett3345]

After watching that , you think Why ? he seemed so happy

[@davidlloydjones752]

Crass,or just plain ignorant?.

[@m.scottmckenna1887]

Why the need to insult somebody who is asking an honest question? Those of us who have followed the band for over 3 decades know that Stuart fought alcoholism and depression. Not everybody knows that full story, but they still love and appreciate the music.

[@jamesogilvie1649]

It tends to be a common thing, especially with depression where a very funny, lively intelligent individual has inner social incapability which makes them feel excluded, lonely and isolated for various reasons. And in various ways it can go undetected for a lifetime or it can spell the untimely demise of a really lovely person..

[@davidncook2008]

When were the hero’s honest?

[@Aaron50001]

Why did you break our fukiin hearts ?

[@vetb882]

Because his was breaking silently. He lifted us up but had none to lift him up. He's in God's hands now, all is well. 🔥💖😇💖🔥