Seefeel - "Polyfusion" [Live at Britronica, Moscow, Russia 4/16/1994]

[@stalkek]

In an era when very many people got very deep into it, no one got more deep into it than Seefeel’s bass player.

[@dreamfoil3795]

lol he is on another level...the camera guys are loving it!

[@aminoto-3]

Andrew K It’s like he took a different drug to the rest of the band before going on.

[@stalkek]

aminoto Or maybe he took the rest of the band’s drugs before he went on.

[@marcmistermarc]

@@stalkek he's playing really well.... surprising for someone off their nut!

[@keithburdon3535]

I saw them support Spiritualized a couple of times and I am sure he broke his thumb at one of the gigs. He was out there somewhere :-)

[@anl963]

i never thought this song could be played live.

[@ijskolibrietje]

Yeah I was equally suprised, I went to see them a few years ago but expected an electronic show haha.

[@gnutscha]

@@anl963 after listening to them for years I was shocked that it's a real band an not a bedroom project

[@apeirogon9289]

The story behind this gig is absolutely insane, there is more context to the mystery of Daren Seymour's onstage presence than anyone would believe.... it was part of an apparently disastrous festival called Britronica which was held in Moscow in 1994, dig around online for some info, there's an article Mark Pritchard wrote for RBMA and also a transcribed NME article from the time floating around somewhere. It is laugh out loud tragicomedy, trust me!!!

[@robnagy5157]

Losing your mind to music is the most honest artist to deliver.

[@worstalentscout]

i bought the album ''Quique'' becoz i liked the album cover...........never heard of Seefeel before.................sure glad i bought the cd..............my friends think i'm a freak though for liking their music.................Climactic Phase No 3 is my favourite........

[@ibelieveicansoar]

One of the best-loved ‘90s supergroups captured on their Smash Perestroika tour: Flea on bass, Andy Murray on E-Bow guitar, Diana Krall on crooning, and Ray Liotta on drums.

[@robnagy5157]

😅😅

[@PBGreen-pn8yt]

My god, what a wonderful thing to be pulled out of the time-fog...Quique a deathless classic.

[@davidellis5141]

They are one of the few that truly stand alone. Absolutely brilliant.

[@smokesystem90]

Sounds very cool live

[@gnutscha]

one of my top 3 bands

[@TalesofStories]

I hope AMP is either 1 or 2, brother

[@gnutscha]

@@TalesofStories actually never heard of them, can you recommend an album to start with? It's Supertramp and Dead can Dance btw.

[@TalesofStories]

@@gnutscha AMP's records cover a lot of ground, but somewhat close to Seefeel, I'd go with Passe Present or Sirenes. For a more rock vibe, I really like US.

[@rahulbaidh]

I hope I can attend a festival with such legendary lineup.

[@JavierCapel]

fucking hypnotic

[@Trenhc]

Still waiting for the full set to be released 🥺

[@nicolashunter4131]

The bass player is auditioning for D.R.I.

[@mr.malapropismus1220]

😅

[@adid.5585]

Look at Daren Seymour go! He's allover the place! 😂 Have you ever seen someone as passionate as that?

[@dailyvinyl5145]

Brilliant !!!!!!!!

[@pvolikov9164]

🤩🤩

[@blipblip88]

a cool band few remember. thanks

[@robnagy5157]

1994 was a Fucking GOod year.😊

[@hellakooked]

amazing

[@jamesm.2673]

hypnotique

[@thetourist7453]

estaba mandibuleando de lo lindo

[@Dunbar0740]

Every bass player needs a bubble.

[@B57846]

Bass just loses it at 4:04 love this guy

[@XxidiotXxBosses]

what bass is that, it sounds amazing

[@countzebsley7263]

It's a fender musicmaster. Don't get too hung up on makes though (unless you like how they look). The string itself and the plucking style, and where the pickup is along the string, are prob the biggest factors in bass sound.

[@birdie17uk]

@@countzebsley7263 Can't even hear the bass??

[@leftsidedrive_1255]

@@birdie17uk buuuuudump buuuuuudump buuuuudump buuudump duhh duhh duhhh

[@CC-si1fi]

@@countzebsley7263 It's a Fender Precision. You are correct about the rest.

[@kchrist]

How are you guys hearing the bass line in this video? Its not there...

[@SkinnyEMedia]

Seefeel- a midpoint between Boards of Canada and My Bloody Valentine, I'd argue?

[@twenty3electronics]

S Tier

[@jimmcd1101]

Somebody’s got a head full of something….

[@kchrist]

Wonder if its just the audio recording that is missing bass line. And it was audible at the actual venue...

[@FilziSH]

bass guitar is heard very well, what are you talking about?

[@kchrist]

@@FilziSH I hear like there is no bass line in this recording. Will have to recheck...

[@kchrist]

@@FilziSH my bad, its there, just not as prominent as in album version. I really was confused reading comments about the bass and not hearing it myself haha

[@nicolashunter4131]

At the end it´s all an illusion inside bassist´s mind,he didn´t even plug the bass

[@KyoteeSun]

dunno what kinda drugs the bass player took before but the way he performs is really weird and overacting scary...:-D

[@Isaacgrant92]

Industrial strength eccies

[@Dunbar0740]

Amphetamine. Shit loads.

[@reporterwien]

this is a jam but no song

[@bencolemanart]

There is singing, therefore it is a song. Anything beyond this is subjective.

[@mothratemporalradio517]

try listening to the record, it's actually an amazing song; it's a lot more like ethereal indie wall of sound meets ambient UK techno than indie, so expect repetition with subtle variations and a spacey but evocative atmosphere; the apparent lack of structure is actually structured

[@shiobuzz3724]

@@mothratemporalradio517 It's cool that you can hear a lot of influence taken from this on The Field's looping state of mind

[@mothratemporalradio517]

@@shiobuzz3724 interesting. Cheers, I'll check it out :) thanks for the heads up!

[@nicolashunter4131]

It´s a song...bad,but a song