Suede - The Drowners (Remastered Official HD Video)

[@irk45554]

First CD I ever brought, Suede best in Brit Pop/Rock. Anderson and Butler a beautiful combination

[@wonderwall1994]

Bernard Butler has to be up there as the best guitarist of the 90's

[@littlejoe9229]

If you guys don't have their debut, Suede, stop reading this and go get it now. It's a classic. Anderson and Butler are legends. You have the joy of discovering them; I envy you.

[@chess2bell]

Is there any greater joy than discovering Suede?! :) X x

[@beccaaune1166]

+Francesca Remick No, I don't believe there is any greater joy than discovering Suede! Their music changed my life!!!

[@JBCo2012]

+Becca Aune really. I find this even less than tedious and so boring with a capital Bore, but to each his or her own Sweet Lovely Adorable Delightful Becca! Happy New Year 2016 to You Dear!

[@jo101214]

+Andrew Holleran listened their debut two weeks ago. I didn't want to listen to any of Suede at first ( I'm a massive Blur fan and I stupidly thought at the time that I'd be disloyal to them if I listened to Suede), but I randomly listened to "Animal Nitrate" on youtube and the song (figuratively and literally) turned me on hahaha. I then went on the listen to their debut. This guy is absolutely right guys, go listen to this amazing album. It usually takes me a few listens before I can fall in love with an album, but with this one, I immediately loved it after the last note of "The Next Life".

[@mcbillygoat2413]

Saw them live while they promoted their debut album. Animal Nitrate is the one that hooked me.

[@mylittleunderground2420]

Ahhh Brett such style, swagger and hip moves. "You're tyking me oooova" :)

[@GimmeShelterNM]

I found this album last year sitting by a lamp post in Old Town, Albuquerque, on my way to visit my boyfriend at work. This CD is the shit. Thank you, universe.

[@magisternoctis]

Pure nostalgia to me. Suede was one of the very best British alternative rock bands during the nineties. Their self titled debut album was truly epic!

[@charlotte9411]

Brett is seriously so handsome.

[@edwinbergeron]

The holy voice of Brett Anderson compels you.

[@unkiewes967]

20 years ago, this song/video and subsequent album changed my life for the better.

[@tamarakluver]

My favourite song from my favourite album! I hope I could see them live someday...

[@scottallison2296]

Their debut album is stunning. On high rotation in my car and at home.

[@lennybenny]

The look Brett gives the camera right at the end! Wow! Recently saw them at the O2. Amazing!

[@WiltshireByways]

The big bang of Britpop.

[@z00ts00t77]

This and For Tomorrow by Blur are where it all started.

[@beanerama9]

This deserves more views.

[@rajnirvan3336]

Start of a genuine band of the 90s and well respected.

[@stevieevans6335]

wow he's pretty! been listening to this band for years but never really looked at them. lovely 😘

[@osonhodeleon]

Such a quality music!

[@DeepScreenAnalysis]

1993.... Brett Anderson... Beth Jordache... it was a good year.

[@andybear7658]

and so my twenty + years love affair began...incredible band.

[@lockyp204]

The pills were good in the 90's, and so were the bands..

[@OtherJesus]

Hasn't been a song like this since. Still sounds more original than anything today.

[@nicococou]

TEMAZO

[@TheHaza112]

from my hometown! Haywards Heath! love you Brett!

[@speedybikerboy1]

Brett Anderson, great front man epic band

[@lucyloutablet]

This song changed my life if I did not hear this song I would never know who suede were and would never of liked them.

[@Hybridnox]

Britpop was born with this song.

[@philkearney0577]

Blur - there’s no other way

[@2009ccastillo]

I agree what an era!

[@peroz1000]

Fantastic!

[@spencerchilo43]

The best britpop band.

[@leelishman7137]

I love the anthem and refrain as the song plays out- sublime!

[@decapattack]

Oh, my teenager years. Sadly, for me, I'm, still drowned. Great song, btw.

[@Bends95]

Such an awesome band!

[@TelecastPropellor96]

Real sexy tune

[@1sportsangel]

One regret of my life. Existing back then but not knowing about Britpop from early to mid 90's because I was born in early 90's. Thankfully I remember some parts of 90's Mtv and I would cherish it forever.

[@z00ts00t77]

For me this is where the 90's really started.

[@juanpabloarena2724]

Qué sonido tan fresco, parece nuevo 2018. Qué genios! Gracias por compartirlo! Saludos desde Argentina.

[@WinkyKat]

Me encanta, qué buena canción! ❤️

[@pinuplovetaru]

Beauty Brett 💖

[@juanmanuelderosas1607]

Great Chorus.

[@delfinaparodi2434]

Los amo

[@dominicesteban3174]

One of the very few bands of that era that I can go back to and listen to today and it still sound innovative and fresh. And those videos, it's only in hindsight I see just how avant garde they were! Just realized also (cos I'm slow) that there is very little that early Radiohead did that wasn't already done by these guys. Bernard Butler in Radiohead....now that would have been something.

[@franciscovacagodoy6910]

Creo que es una de mis canciones favoritas de esta banda

[@mariahquey218]

Som maravilhoso !

[@lou22eva]

They don't make music like this today!

[@kakstin]

"We kissed in his room to a popular tune..." Wasn't a Smiths song by any chance, was it? ;-)

[@deprivalli]

oh this main girl is fabulous, i'm rather excited. btw what a song!

[@321micks123]

Claire, Ian, Spud. camera man, and me... I remember filming some of this; M-Ocean pictures... 1992?

[@haydenjohnw]

Damn this is a great song

[@thekeepaway6705]

crazy vid from the 90s yo

[@TimeTraveller010]

sexy

[@JoshuaKho]

This is so underrated it beggars belief

[@cowlick28]

It beggars belief that the likes of justin beiber have millions of hits yet absolute class songs like this have less than a million!

[@dines1687]

2018 and still digging it

[@mikebott6940]

that is a massive understatement.

[@nlgbbbblth]

The far superior radio edit. Thanks!

[@Irene-nq5qm]

I don't know if i like Brett or the girl more

[@FlorenciaE]

GREAT SONG! LOVE SUEDE!!!!!!!

[@DanielBoratto]

LOVE IT!

[@lavc20]

i love this song :) SUEDE ROCKS

[@sylviahalo]

I know a guy who looks exactly like Brett...lucky me

[@BayviewFinch]

...then a year went by after this single came out only to have the fastest selling debut album in about a decade.

[@georgiameowying]

you were amazing tonight in singapore (i'm so sorry for the crowd though, but my friend and i screamed ourselves hoarse for you guys!)!! was super sad that you didn't do the drowners, but thanks so so so so so much nevertheless. THANK YOU

[@davidestebanrojasospina1278]

Happy birthday Brett!

[@mruncommon1]

If the Smiths had worn more make up and left their bedrooms for a bit...

[@marisols.856]

can i just like.. marry this dude

[@elsykilmister]

Esta es de las buenas...¡Buen recuerdo!

[@benbaxter5000]

@ 3:47 it's oh-vur!!!

[@jesussavior6383]

+Ben Baxter hi

[@arancienne]

The way this guy pronounces vowels lol

[@ayeshaasma5646]

Everyone was so skinny in the 90s!!

[@pepemolina]

un gran exsito

[@LucielZ1]

Una lástima que ellos no se escuchaban tanto como Oasis o Blur en Mexico en aquel entonces... a mí me gustaban mas ellos, pero de lejos.

[@SlowDIIV]

Pero tuvieron una recepción muy calurosa por parte del público en el Corona Capital de este año. Los años habrán pasado por ellos, pero afortunadamente sus canciones siguen sonando fantásticas.

[@ejenplitobarces]

LucielZ1 Oasis y Blur son buenos, pero Suede *es lo mejor* 😁😁😆

[@issuuwu8096]

TJIS IS GOLD SKD

[@clodoaldorodrigues6226]

muito bom!!!!

[@incredibleXMan]

Anyone know who the girl is in the video?

[@luchotnh]

por si aun quedan dudas del legado del gran David....

[@fredyguzman6856]

el pirmer album por que despues ya aprendieron todito y fueron un grupazo

[@froggy9191]

Wow. When people had talent, could sing, play instruments and didn't have to rely on flashing their dangly bits to sell records. I miss the 90's and real music in general.

[@eggbertsmith]

And in the 90's, they said "I miss the real music of the 80's". And in the 80's, "I miss the real music of the 70's" was often heard. And in the 70's.....umm....getting the picture, y'all? How can so many people be totally unaware of the (damn obvious, to even a child) lessons of the past? In a decade, maybe two, the same will be said about this era, and they will moan and groan about how their new music sucks really badly.

[@MephProduction]

Many dangly bits were being dangled during the 80s and 90s music scene. It's not really changed that much.

[@JoshuaKaluba]

Hey. Have you heard the recent Father John Misty, Angel Olsen, Sufjan Stevens, Mount Eerie, Joyce Manor, The National, Mountain Goats, Bjork, Savages, Algiers, Foxygen, etc. ??? Personally I think there's plenty of "real music" coming out at the moment. I know this comment is 3 years old though, but I'd be interested to hear if you opinion has changed on the current state of music? I think its there if you look hard enough!

[@bimbolecter9764]

you could find good music nowadays if you were looking for it... stop whining, there's always been good and bad music at all periods of time and there's aways been people like you complaining...

[@redplague]

I'd like to have seen Brett Anderson flash his dangly bits back then.

[@pepemolina]

un gran esito

[@ramoneduardosalles23]

Thank you, rectify!

[@LesleighHart]

oh the memories :)

[@akasataw]

love

[@nickybareau3639]

how good!?!?!?!?!

[@SrontomTV]

You taking me over, yeah..

[@ughcreature]

brett looks soooo beautiful in this video

[@costamcostam5844]

BANGER

[@andresjimenez5523]

The blue hour is coming September 21st

[@notnavonnam]

I suspect Morrissey lifted the melody for The More You Ignore Me the Closer I Get.

[@Squeaky1423]

The London Suede is playing Coachella 2011!!!!!!!

[@littlejoe9229]

Suede owe a huge debt to Bowie, especially Brett. Today, we salute Bowie's enduring legacy, bid him good-bye, and be content that, because of Bowie, there will be more Suedes and Placebos and (yes) Gagas.

[@paticalamaro]

amen

[@timwest757]

Popist The Smiths were a big influence too.

[@eggbertsmith]

Placebo > Suede

[@madforit2]

They don;t owe anybody anything. Guys like you who link Bowie and the Beatles and the Smiths to every future band. A song is a song and this is a great one and Suede wrote and performed it themselves so go fuck off with your "they owe a huge debt" bollox

[@nommieyay]

ommmgggggg why wasnt I alive at this time... Im gonna cry now...

[@davidsphere]

Because the drugs hadnt been invented for the donor at the kebab shop to ignore how "pug ugly" your mother was?

[@garymyrie6927]

First song I ever listen to by this band I give it thumbs up

[@NickFixHC]

This song is turning me gay.

[@monicac4856]

Brett is soooo hot... and he looks more beautiful than the girl hahaha

[@XtinaDaily]

xD

[@linuxero20]

Gay?

[@nancyboy7223]

i’d shag both in all honesty

[@leocadiajoanna2659]

tão lindo...

[@leod-sigefast]

You're taking me ohhoooverr!

[@gnomossabios7094]

a melhor banda do gênero

[@nemocacihlas4876]

in his room we kissed to popular tunes...

[@JerseyRedDevil58]

Very David Bowieesque....cool..

[@dorianciobanu7168]

Klass Melodi, Klip!!

[@marklynch5149]

Who's the gorgeous young lady???

[@raptor182cmn]

I remember hearing this song in 1993 and both liked it and was a little freaked out by it as well. I was 18 years old and in the Navy at the time. I shared a room with two other guys, one of them bi-sexual. 1993 was before any of the armed services had instituted "Don't Ask/Don't Tell" and anyone caught doing anything homosexual or admitting being LGBTQ was quickly thrown in the brig and processed out of the service as fast as they could. I remember feeling so progressive and punk rock for living with our LGBTQ friend, like "haha fuck you Uncle Sam! Kass is my bi-sexual friend and you don't even know!" Surprisingly it was not my bisexual friend that was listening Suede at the time but the other straight guy I shared the room with. He and I both grew up skateboarding and going to punk shows and stuff like that. He played The Drowners and wrote down the lyrics and was showing me why the song was controversial for the "We kissed in his room/ to a popular tune" part. So this is the really fucked up part and highlights my incredible immaturity and nearly total ignorance concerning male homosexuality at that time. (Quick note that as an 18 year old kid with extremely severe ADHD my maturity level was probably much closer to 12/14 years old than it was to my actual age of 18.) When I listened to The Drowners and read the lyrics I got this bizarre thought in my head that when Anderson was singing "You're taking me over" I imagined that when a gay man shoved his cock in another guys ass that he could kind of wear him and control him like a puppet. To imagine this idiotic scene in my head just picture a guy plugging into another guy kind of the way that the big blue guys in Avatar connected their tails to their horse-like mount creatures or the flying mount creatures to command them and share thoughts and feelings. All these years later and every time I hear this song I still remember that stupid, ignorant, bizarre concept of men plugging into another guys ass to link with his mind and control his thoughts and actions as if they were his own. Like "unplug your cock from my ass because you're taking over my ability to control my own mind and body! I have too much shit to do today and no time to be walking around with you up my ass!" I was and remain a pretty fuckin' weird guy to this day.

[@charmlessnerd8582]

Do you believe in love there?

[@damasio72]

os caras sao foda. osom e pik. maneirissimo!!!

[@denshsh3978]

WHO IS SHE ?????