Suede - He's Dead (Love & Poison Remastered) 1993

[@philosopheronthefenceinfar2033]

Most distinct lyrics ever written combined with best live guitar solo ever !

[@monsmartyrium]

One of the best B-sides I've ever heard.

[@NattyTrugs]

If Bernard was aiming for Hendrix-level virtuosity here I think he succeeded.

[@this_is_ally]

Bernard, pure genius

[@tomutwo510]

No matter what they do, it turns into gold! Class!!!

[@ΣταθηςΚολόμβος]

Pure perfection

[@ernestt5703]

There’s nothing that even comes close to 90s music. This is a time where underground punk and alternative music blew up big time. Comparable to when people heard The Beatles and Led Zeppelin for the first time.

[@RealReado]

Just doesn’t get better than this.

[@mauranadiraramli]

Honestly speaking i like year era of Suede in early 1993. I remember one of my best fren came back from UK in year 1994. He gave me Suede debut album as X'mas present. That is my first time heard of the band Suede. Only early 95' in S'pore then Suede become mainstream. If i"m not wrong. I remember first heard Suede song SG played on the airwave is "The Wild One" Then in 97' they came to SG for their live concert. They Suede played live in Harbour Pavilion, SG. It was the best concert in that year of 1997. Those were the memories of my best year. .

[@raulcampos7671]

Suede es sin duda alguna la banda britanica mejor lograda del llamado Britpop. Sin lugar a dudas una agrupación formidable.

[@ivettealcam6433]

Brett 😍😍😍🔥

[@dsadassddasads7841]

such a lovely song

[@sinnerboy6009]

Bernard Butler best 90s guitarist period Noel Gallagher and Graham Coxon can’t touch him

[@aroom101]

...though John Squire certainly can in terms of technical proficiency. I'd say he was probably the most technically gifted guitarist to come out of the whole 80s/90s British indie scene ('Second Coming' album especially was Jimmy Page and Robin Trower levels, also blending in his love of Hendrix and Eddie Hazel) followed though by yes Butler who was virtuoso level at times. Also shout out to Johnny Greenwood, Coxon, Nick McCabe, Terry Bickers...

[@alexjames4064]

Shout out for Nick McCabe too. I think he and Butler were two of the most technically gifted players around at that time. Along with James Dean Bradfield. How lucky we were!

[@jimmysquire6242]

john squire is a guitarist, Bernard is a genius@@aroom101

[@incredibleXMan]

I laughed out loud when that clown Justine said she thought Graham was a better guitarist than Bernard. Says everything you need to know about her.

[@bernie.139]

True. Don’t want to compare, but they don’t know how to play guitar as a master compared to Bernard. We know genius does not need to argue , they prove this by their works

[@dinarratnagumilang6330]

I miss u SUEDE😭😭

[@a7tweetk]

What happened to him ?

[@dinarratnagumilang6330]

Nothing happen..just missing the concert

[@matthewmartin5610]

They're still absolutely smashing it, nothing to miss !

[@francitron_art_3]

Awesome

[@Luke-Harno3]

Omg...

[@hirtak7145]

the drop at 420.

[@NattyTrugs]

Such a genius guitar player as well as song writer.

[@insertpie]

Watched this on Channel 4 late one night at my grans house..I was 14...fell in love with that 355 and a Vox AC30,bought a shit les paul copy..and learned guitar...42 now....and still smashing it on stage all over the country🤘🤘

[@Penazzi777]

Wow!!!

[@shushu-cindypaola7820]

Uuus se me estremese la piel 😍🖤🤍

[@klaustrovian]

Fooooodaaaaa.

[@Arafuno]

when brett do some balinesse dance

[@Aedaes]

better than the original

[@speedwell0560]

Brett just looks excellent 🐷

[@daflondon]

Unsurpassed

[@GhostshadowShadowghost]

ꨄ︎ ꨄ︎ ꨄ︎

[@derrekhawkins5741]

Derrek And Brett

[@pistachez]

Ed is dead. He's dead...

[@ejenplitobarces]

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