Fields Of The Nephilim live at Brixton Academy. June 3rd 1989.

[@mrmyloc]

Thanks for sharing this. travelled up from Brighton for this one with a couple of friends. The atmosphere on Last Exit for The Lost was amazing.. halfway through the "this could be my last regress", trying to reach the front, it blew up.. moved to Europe since, but happy days.. greets to Mr Lewis and Mr Overington ;)

[@andywilx8815]

In my top ten gigs ever

[@Skyjacker_]

This is still my #1 gig. I was in the front row.

[@jpazylibertad8952]

La atmósfera creada por los seguidores es increíble un concierto memorable 🖤❤️✌️

[@Maxine_V]

Thank you

[@Skyjacker_]

I was in the front row at this gig. I have a decent audio of it on bootleg cassette. I'll have to get around to transferring it to digital one day.

[@MrJambot]

This was my first ever gig. I got there at 1pm even though I had a ticket. The locals made fun of us outside but in a really fun way. The supports were Bambi Slam and someone else - does anyone remember?

[@andywilx8815]

I was there ❤

[@benjaminwarr]

Was there. Jane's Addiction were the support. Was a fantastic wall of sound pity the sound quality 😢

[@shamanic1blujay]

Happy daze

[@GlennPreston66]

McCoy has never sounded as good, vocally, as he did during this period (89-91) His voice is almost shot these days. Great gig 👍

[@chicosbee]

I disagree. I loved his voice then, don’t get me wrong, but now it’s even more guttural. New layers of depth, growl and menace. I didn’t think it was possible to improve with age, but I think he is even better live now ❤ BUT I’m biased 😂 it’s just different! Not worse.