Elastica - Car Song, Line Up, Connection Live The White Room 14.10.94

[@fy90s]

The 90s ruled so hard.

[@jasonkessler6841]

It sure did. Hope all is well..

[@kathypfister7515]

One of the most undersung bands of the time. LOVE these guys!

[@monkey_gamer_001]

The drummer looks like he’s having the time of his life! I’m not used to seeing so much camera attention on a drummer

[@monkey_gamer_001]

And Justine... what a repressed sexuality! 😢

[@theoriginalchefboyoboy6025]

if Will Kitman had chosen a different direction...

[@thesovgc]

I still have a crush on Justine 🥰

[@semprelazio8864]

Ohh is that her name "crunch crunch"🐰🥕 interesting !

[@thesovgc]

@@semprelazio8864 yep, Frischmann

[@weemalky]

Car song 2:21 that's how to do it. Their debut album is packed full of wee classics like this and none outstay their welcome.

[@CamperVanPersie]

The day I mastered the Barre Chord was one of the happiest of My life....

[@Veni_Vidi_Vortice]

Saw them twice in 1994 at my local venue. We just took good live bands for granted back then and never thought the supply would dry up. How wrong can you be?

[@teodelfuego]

Such a wholesome song!

[@mirdja83]

I love the aestethic of those posters on white wall 😍

[@abuqeisimran9676]

the great song "Connection" has become soundtrack of Blackberry movie 2023

[@MemphiStig]

Always love them. Never saw them live.

[@easygoingbloke]

I loved this band so iconic in their pomp but my god they ripped the hell of out of The Stranglers baselines that John Jack Burnell did superbly well. This is Nice and Sleazy baseline repeated over and over. Infact throughout most of their tunes it was stranglers baselines that were in their songs. Very clever, but alas they got caught out and Stranglers did have them on it. I seen them live few times and they were special as well, Brit Pop times. Mid 90s was special time for British Music so many superb bands around at that time.

[@spuddychrist7309]

Atari jacket ☄️🕺🕺

[@markr8326]

Great quality. You don't happen to have or can aquire CAST from this TV show by any chance?

[@dimitroypaneuropean9058]

very nice of you !!

[@johnridpeath1728]

Superb

[@montreec1613]

เทห์ มาก ๆ

[@startervisions]

Nailed it

[@suryanaatmadja]

thanks

[@Du_veg]

🎧❤️😃

[@herchelleonwood7463]

where are the White Room interpretational dancers ?

[@lulufassi9074]

Damon albarn' s girlfriend it's the best !!! Love Justine forever

[@cactaceous]

Damon wrote or “co-wrote”, wink wink, most of the good songs on that first album. Reason why they could never replicate it and imploded once they broke up.

[@tomaszstefaniuk9449]

Well must be something to it. They sounded sometimes very Blur-ish, absolutely

[@RealKevM]

These need to reform and tour

[@jaynbob42]

Would be cool but Donna is a nuttter these days sadly.

[@caranook]

@@jaynbob42she’s a missionary or something isn’t she?

[@lolah3838]

I liked them at the time. When I watch it now, all I think of are other bands, the other bands they sound like. There is no sound that is actually their own, except her voice which is not great. lol.

[@witchyxx]

i wish Justine Frischmann would marry me

[@mengenalitu]

Blur in another gender?

[@dawidklucz849]

I always love a frontman lady ,Justine is still one of most beautiful girl with microphone

[@ITIonoxide]

Is that Kim Deal on bass? 👀

[@leonidas5453]

No

[@andyrox9546]

Annie Holland

[@thesovgc]

Really?

[@cactaceous]

Kim never looked like a full on junkie zombie.

[@tomaszstefaniuk9449]

GTFO ;) such a talented bass player Annie Holland

[@gurudan5981]

Never got the acclaim that they deserved....

[@suffolksettler5106]

Great band but shame about Wire rip off

[@monstersince]

who or what is wire Suffolk Settler post me an example

[@monstersince]

dont bother, i fail to see the assimilation. if you consider the wire as theon of prog you live in a cave

[@Datpleb]

they took the wire songs (or parts) and made it better. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@annaphallactic]

They sampled those songs. Justine was a huge hip hop fan and appropriated sampling to great effect IMO. Lots of rock artists did the same thing and didn't get flack for it. The big difference is that those artists were all men.

[@mjalonso2122]

One trick pony band…every song sounds the same. No range. Blur and Suede on the other hand had tremendous range.

[@roboliver9980]

Sort of agree but they were short lived and punky. Could say similar about bands like the ramones but doesn’t make the music any less relevant or enjoyable.