Talk Talk London 1986 Full Concert

[@illusive1805]

One of the best live performances,I’ve ever seen!!

[@barryconio7977]

Montreal concert a couple of months later was better. loads more energy

[@MrJandirk29]

​@@barryconio7977 indeed that one is amazing ; kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZoLKk4h4o5WafdUsi=pGYZAo2D24KLe8tg

[@kilowattpa]

compared to Montreux concert it's crap

[@alandeacon1988]

I tend to agree with the other comments here: I was actually in the audience at this gig, and it felt a little lack lustre...

[@massimocrimi5796]

Talk Talk should be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame . Mark Hollis amazing singer a true genius !!! R. I. P. Mark Hollis 🙏

[@achoice2bmade]

@massimo Indeed. He was mentioned as an influence on another genius, Steven Wilson.

[@SusanSee]

Funny I should see your comment today because I was just thinking this very thing earlier while chatting with a friend about the band.

[@susanedrington4878]

Most definitely! ❤

[@777pusher]

They will get there. RIP Mark!!!

[@rositaorizio8760]

VERISSIMO ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@TheShirte]

Hoy 16 de marzo de 2024, sigo diciendo que fue y es la mejor banda de rock de todos los tiempos. La voz de Marc es única.

[@ellietebrito2806]

Hoje, 14 de setembro de 2024, ouvindo e recordando momentos felizes de minha vida.

[@antoniomp]

6 de Noviembre de 2024, pienso igual 🙋‍♂

[@soniamigueles8093]

De acuerdisimo!!!!

[@EwanMee2]

The CD of this the best sounding "live" album I have ever heard. No messing, just a really well played and emotional vocals.

[@robertbornstein9366]

What makes Talk Talk great is that each band member is truly awesome and talented. No better bass, key boards, guitar, and percussion. Of course Hollis' vocals are stunning. As time passes, I hope people have an opportunity to really listen to Talk Talk and their musical genius.

[@GuillermoJLopez]

Totalmente solo es cuestión de tiempo y todo el que ama la música lo siente y lo sabe Talk Talk por siempre!!!💖

[@robertbornstein9366]

@@GuillermoJLopez Very cool statement

[@meredithhopkins1411]

This is what is good about youtube. I can go back to the 1980's. I can see Talk Talk again.

[@mateok15]

2024 still love it

[@claudiafalconi6453]

❤❤❤❤❤❤. MERAVIGLIOSI..... UNICI AL MONDO ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@sloanantony]

Thank you, DazAU 78!

[@DazAu78]

You're welcome 😊

[@thomasoegerli7762]

In the Eighties, as a teenager, I ignored everything that smelled like Pop. I was more into Hard Rock, Blues Rock etc. And now, in my fifties, I discover what a fabulous, creative, influential band Talk Talk was. Wish I could have seen them live. Can't stop listening to "Life's what you make it" but especially to "Spirit of Eden". What a masterpiece!

[@drsteele4749]

As a teenager you should have not have ignored anything. You should have assessed it all, given all a good hearing, found gems and weeds.

[@matthewgriffin827]

Its always cool to be able to reassess what you may have previously not had a taste for. That seems like growth to me. We come to things in our own time. I certainly wouldn't judge someone based on what they did or didn't like as a teenager.

[@ronaran8420]

Those years had so much to offer it takes a life time to revisit, rediscover and digest it all.

[@Soundart001]

@@ronaran8420this is soooo true! The 80s, what an incredible time to have lived!

[@robbedontuesday]

I don't think you can catalogue Talk-Talk as "Pop", just like that.

[@eh2179]

I was there!! Can’t believe I found this! I’m there in the crowd cheering. I’d just moved to London, aged 19. Lived in Vauxhall with a flat mate from school. Her first ever concert and my first in London. That year I also went to Glastonbury for the first time. A monumental year for me!

[@Fly_Butterfly...]

WOOOOOOOW!!!! You lucky girl/boy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This must be beautiful for you😇🙏First concert in 1986????? I can not believe that... They were active for years before...

[@MrRoadrunner68]

What a experience mate no one can take that from you😀

[@СтоунМ-н6щ]

Ого!!!)))

[@royalordinance]

Was this Hammersmith??

[@Cserka100]

De jó Neked! Micsoda emlék ez örökké! Nagyon szeretem én is 💔💖🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@meredithhopkins1411]

Bassist Paul Webb was second to absolutely NO ONE!

[@anabasis3144]

Rustin Man!

[@jah1poland]

In Poland, we loved Talk Talk very much. We were not able to watch them live, but they gave us the joy of life, despite the prevailing dictatorship.

[@mateok15]

True that

[@arturjuda7599]

Tak to prawda byłem zakochany w tej muzyce,co za wspomnienia

[@jehugo66]

They helped you resist that, and emerge victorious

[@szmeg]

Urodziłem się w 87 w Polsce i do dziś jestem zakochany w tej muzyce.

[@marcoghiotti7153]

Absolute masterpiece. Thank you Talk Talk for your ageless art

[@strictlynorton]

Hollis was a visionary artist, who flatly refused to play the record company game. After the massive success of TT's two previous albums, he put out the jazz, rock fusion masterpieces Spirit of Eden and Laughing Stock. It showed extraordinary courage, but proof for future artists that came after Talk Talk to follow the muse wherever that led and not to cop out for commercial reasons and lose integrity. Ultimately integrity is all a true artist has in life. R.I.P. Mark you inspired so many of us to take chances.

[@albinobeach]

Yes, to add to that, he gave up performing music and concentrated on being a father after that. Mainly because he didn't want to compromise their upbringing by focusing on touring. I have so much respect for him as an artist and a person.

[@StephenGlass-v8t]

All thanks to The Master Of Masters , The True Holy Immortall Himalayan-Indian Master , who ever-abides , most-concealed , within the sacred Himalayan-Indian town of KEDARNATH , from-whence he emanates the True Sacred Light to the trus transcendent rock-musicians of the world , being those who , in August of 1969, had spontaeneously , first come-together at a farmer's field in the rural upstate New York community , there to create and form "WOODSTOCK NATION" ......The sole "Harbingers Of Absolute Truth" in world history ! ..... I am one of those original transcendent ones ; a transcendent Jew from 1960's TORONTO ( the sole point of "harmonic-convergence" on the planet ) ..... I am a natural-born rock-music drummer from the '60's , born in 1949 in the transcendent Frenxh-Canadian city of MONYREAL , raised in the same Jewish section of Montreal as was the phenomenal drummer for the great transcendent American rock-music band of the '60's "MOUNTAIN" ; CORKY LAING ! ..... The term "BETHEL" , where the 500,000 of us has gathered is an ancient Hebrew Kabbalistic term which means "The Place Of ( House Of ) Absolute Truth" ! ....... And the beat goes on ! ...... My name is Shmuel ("Steve") Glass , currently sojourning in the city of the sncient Kabbalah TZEFAT ( a/k/a "Safed" ) in the northern hill-country of Palestine ....... Again. ADI SHANKARA had revealed himself to me while I had sojourned in Kedarnath in the 1990's ! .... Bye bye for now ! ..... LET THE MUSIC PLAY ...... forever-more !!!

[@Hnmhappy]

You say it well @strictlymorton

[@meredithhopkins1411]

Absolutely. You, Mark , stood out milse above ALL your contemporaries! And I do mean ALL!!!!

[@musikofi9]

❤ so true what you say about integrity!

[@sandratansley8764]

This band is the all time best ever. No voice compares to mark hollis. He was superb and his passion was so evident in his songs. God bless you mark. Your music keeps me going in life. Wish I got to meet you. In the next life mark. For sure

[@poddington]

Absolutely!

[@lifealchemist9399]

Yes his voice was so special!!!! No one else, like his!!!!!!

[@lindahoeymakers8898]

Yes I LOVE MARK.......

[@lindahoeymakers8898]

Loved what you said......Wish I got to meet you. In the next life Mark....For Sure........Life is what u make It......loving this.......

[@sandratansley8764]

@@lindahoeymakers8898 it's do sad to think that he died suffering from cancer in late stage. I bought the book Ben wardle just released and it was amazing. Made me miss him more. The book the perfect silence is well worth it. I'm on 4th read

[@blancavelasquez5057]

Melodías e interpretación vocal singular...música mística...una fusión que te transporta a la misma creación...ahí no importaba cuán lucrativo fuera el tema...se nota identidad humana, inclusión, disfrute de los intérpretes, energía, solidaridad, variedad, de notas e instrumentación musical que aunados a una técnica dan como resultado exquisitos temas movidos, pausados y por qué no...temas que relajan el espíritu y son y serán perdurables en el tiempo...grande Talk Talk! 💯 descansa en paz virtuoso Mark ❤ mi homenaje desde tierras lejanas...Bolivia en América del Sur ..

[@jehugo66]

That’s excellent

[@tgdomnemo5052]

🙏🏼❤🖖🏽

[@davidtrew482]

Hollis is the only vocalist I've ever heard who, live, sounds exactly like he does in the studio. What a voice. What a superstar. Talk Talk were one of my favourite bands in the 80s. Blasted them out on my car stereo.

[@lidiamarcia7334]

Explodiu no meu aparelho de som do meu quarto. Saudades do tempo que escutava. Eu era jovem. tinha os meus problemas mas não abandonava o meu lado de apreciar o som do Talk Talk. Bons tempos ao som da música do Talk Talk nos vocais de Mark Hollis.

[@feelxmusic]

Well a 'superstar' is what he avoided to become the most it seems..but I completely understand what you mean: one of the truest musicians ever..

[@kathleensalazar5222]

Me too

[@AlexanderStemkowski]

As if Karen Carpenter or Simon Le Bon never existed, right ;)

[@pacofuentesbarrera4556]

Indiscitiblemente ,unico

[@Peck_Bull]

Tomorrow Started to start the concert... omg, so beautiful!!!. Talk Talk is my favourite 80's band.

[@cindyk6411]

Oh YEAH, The birth of my son and "Talk Talk" Now 37 years later my son and his wife and 2 granddaughters 2 grandsons, and "Talk Talk" live , so amazing to have had the foresight to get this well ahead of thier time band recorded for all eternity RIP Mark Hollis. This is a masterpiece . Anyone else hanging in there living and loving it. Cindy 60 yrs old Niagara Falls Ontario CANADA. LOVE YOU ALL!

[@MrFarkosh]

Hello from Buffalo. Quite a show!

[@antoniomp]

Hola Cindy, desde Granada, este grupo es atemporal, es música echa con alma 🌠🌠

[@Marie-ChristinePress-ix2yn]

Mark, homme lumineux, magnifique, une voix si profonde qui donne tout, qui nous donne sa chair et son âme. Il s'offre au ciel et nous avec. Entouré de musiciens extraordinaires.

[@Marie-ChristinePress-ix2yn]

Merci à celui ou celle qui nous offre ce moment magique

[@pearce1976]

Un des groupes les plus sous estimés des 80's selon moi.

[@donellafelton6219]

Still makes my heart ache to think Mark is no longer with us! 💔 A rare talent with the most incredible voice! RIP Mark Hollis ❤

[@robertocodoceo5778]

Estos seres tan especiales nos acompañan por poco tiempo con una voz tan maravillosa como la de mark rip

[@Harun923]

Mark Hollis is one of the most influence musician ever I think. But I think not only my opinion this. Thank you the video! Excellent remember!

[@alessiagillia9425]

You've gone too soon...always madly in love with you Mark ❤ thanks for sharing these precious moments ❤ great musicians, eternal music

[@B1gstar14]

I only started listening to Talk Talk in ‘91 when I went to Uni. What a fantastic body of work; Hollis really knew what he was doing. And then just quit when he’d had enough. Legend.

[@rossanamariani7210]

Genial, nivel de músicos 👏Y la interpretación de Mark inigualable

[@jamesmoriarty5113]

The wonderful Rupert Black on keyboards .......... RIP...... great concert

[@whodatdarwin2657]

Hollis and the 80's. Likely took me 30 years to appreciate them. Fabulous stuff indeed.

[@christineroper5845]

Me too 😢❤

[@JeffPower-dv3zl]

And me iam 64❤🎉😊

[@meredithhopkins1411]

Way back then, drummer Lee Harris was science fiction beautiful! And a superior drummer. Exciting to watch. ❤

[@progrockdude2691]

0:00 Tomorrow Started 7:44 Call in the Night Boy 15:03 Life's What You Make It 19:51 Mirror Man (Excerpt/Interlude Version) 20:39 Does Caroline Know? 28:11 Chameleon Day (Excerpt) 29:32 Give It Up 35:16 It's My Life 43:56 Renée

[@Buzzramjet]

Thank you.

[@achoice2bmade]

I can see where many artists just tire of having to do their catalog year, after year, after year. But there are three bands that I would say that doung so never grew old, and were fresh and rewarding every single time they went on stage. Talking Heads, Porcupine Tree, and of course, Talk Talk. Magnificent band. Utterly magnificent.

[@rositaorizio8760]

GRAZIE FANTASTICO ❤❤❤❤❤

[@FabienneFlici]

😊😊😊😊

[@KevinPierce-pu4bd]

Thanks. 👍

[@neiltaylor4244]

I was there. 36 years on and TT still resonates today, even stronger in some ways. Way, way ahead of their time. Priceless, timeless songs and rhythms. RIP Mark.

[@DazAu78]

I can only dream that I've seen them live. You're so lucky

[@neiltaylor4244]

@@DazAu78 They were amazing. Pure class. Never forgotten!!

[@steveonimac]

I was there as well .. drove from 80 odd miles with no ticket … got from a tour outside lol … lost my car …..forgot where I left it as was in a hurry to get ticket…then got home v late to be up by 6 for next morning ……and wow loved it amd always remember that night

[@lindahoeymakers8898]

Un stop it able.......thanks Neil.......roc u....It's un stopable.....

[@markgregory7140]

I seriously regret never seeing them live, Spirit of Eden is a masterpiece that is so underrated.

[@gryprrs1000]

The best talk talk song and one of the greatest songs of all time. What a band!!!!!!

[@soulfly7872]

Thank you for sharing this ♥

[@crhkrebs]

The three members of Talk Talk have always been in top form….. and, sadly, criminally underrated. And the tour band members augment them perfectly. What a wonderful performance by all. RIP Mark. Amazing how he throws himself into every song’s performance.

[@pearce1976]

Criminaly underrated , indeed. Such a great band .

[@buzzkemper]

After listening to their albums for decades, this is the first time I've had a chance to see and hear what they were like in concert. Really impressive: the percussion section, the guitar and keyboard work, the beautiful bass lines, and of course Hollis...damn good stuff.

[@TheStraatman]

Man this is the Perfect concert by TALK TALK ❤️ unbelievable that the music company is not releasing this on an nice 4K bluray mixed in an 5.1 DTS ..... Thanks for the upload👊

[@Katy-sh3ru]

We need to make this happen

[@igolfjtweetler4097]

They were miles ahead of the competition back then and the material still holds up unlike most of the dross that filled the charts in 86.

[@AlfieGoodrich]

No comparison. No rival. Unique in every respect. RIP Mark.

[@kathleensalazar5222]

Definitely

[@saturningregatourian1951]

🏛🏟

[@EmsXGuitar]

Oh come on, it's half-baked Roxy Music.

[@martinkerr8251]

The most underrated band ever! brilliant songs, sublime lyrics and Mark Hollis haunting delivery sounding better live than on record! what a talent !

[@camposporta]

The Colour of Spring is pure beauty, a Masterpiece!. thanks for sharing.

[@drsteele4749]

That is a fantastic album. So is Spirit of Eden.

[@m.michaelkarakchou5348]

The best music i ever heard. In 2024, i always heard taĺk talk. 😢ŔIP Mark Hollis

[@eloymendez6626]

Absolutely amazing! Sometimes the algorithm really offers a treat. Even old rockers like me find it impossible to not bow down in absolute respect to a band like Talk Talk. Mark Hollis should be honoured like the absolute genius he was. He may be gone, but he will never be forgotten, every time I hear his voice it makes me close to tears with awe. RIP Mark Hollis, gone but never ever forgotten. LEGEND!

[@alexbakermault4518]

How can there be 4 dislikes? This is a rare, like super fucking rare Talk Talk live video recording as can be!!! This is GOLD!!! Thanks for sharing!!!Who's listening, 26th September 2021 onwards?? RIP Mark Hollis

[@louisrichards3160]

I’m here! January 21 2022❤️

[@antonmk1244]

they may havnt unliked purposely. ;-)

[@jamesjackson-df1hi]

I AM TOO.

[@pauljaw2001]

Here Sept 2022

[@samuelgey9]

I'm here sept 2022.

[@polar_fox24]

Умели же настоящую музыку сочинять. Марк бесподобен. Навсегда в памяти.

[@judvigolchawa9797]

что самое интересное, не могу причислить его к какому либо стилю полностью. какойто артпоппрогнювэйв...

[@polar_fox24]

@@judvigolchawa9797 от синти-попа (очень изобретательного) до построка

[@c2itccase9]

One of the absolute best live bands…

[@VenomShadows305]

Man, that percussion interlude in "It's My Life"... holy shut. This music is leagues above.

[@doggity5149]

I had to actually check several times if I wasnt hearing studio vocals. Hollis is fucking spot on. Tight to the cent. Amazing.

[@ewetoo]

Yeah, perfect pitch, solo vocals, unique.

[@spnhm34]

Absolutely incredible. So underrated

[@malc07t87]

He was a perfectionist live,sadly, I only saw them live once, but I feel grateful for the privilege.

[@Blackwavewhitebeach]

Same with the Montreal Concert - what a spot-on singer! RIP

[@meredithhopkins1411]

I didn't appreciate the way England musical press treated Talk Talk in the early 1980's! Everybody else know that Talk Talk was by far the best thing England had. And they still are 40 years later!!!!

[@RebeccaTurner-ny1xx]

For their first couple of albums, TT was just another synth pop outfit. Once they evolved, they attracted rave reviews.

[@deanosaur808]

Yeah, that guy out of the pet shop boys was so mean when he reviewed talk talk first album 😂 Slap on the wrist Neil! we know you was taking notes while doing those reviews 😉

[@Tomgood1984]

A lot of their music was used in film scores also...less we forget... R.i.p Mark❤

[@josephberger7209]

The voice of mark is the voice of a generation. A true genius.

[@olafm2416]

this drummer ..... phenomenal!!! ..... like it...!!!

[@davidambrose8935]

Lee Harris awesome 👊♥️

[@carmencanete6103]

Siiii❤😊

[@robstammers7149]

This is truly a gift, Talktalk are just out of this universe, I'm nearly 68 years old, never really appreciated Mark Hollis or the incredible talent that made up the band. I appreciate them now here in 2023, I'm truly sorry Mark that I've left it so late, and now you have moved cosmic address, but your musical legacy however remains with us here in sound and moving pictures. And that we all thank you for.

[@oscoe]

Wow great comment Rob 😢

[@davidambrose8935]

Fantastic rob 🙏♥️👊 I'm 8 years younger and they had me at 17 yrs old .your tribute is wonderful 🥰

[@carolebox2653]

❤❤❤❤

[@31uuu]

Всё заканчивается 😢. Уходят люди, молодость, таланты. Марк останется на этих кадрах таким талантливым и молодым.

[@dcullins3061]

Good God! That's incredible! I've heard and seen various live video of Talk Talk performances, this is my favorite one. Very hard to find.

[@sashalexander3187]

can't help feeling sad when remembering the great Mark Hollis

[@Najain]

😪😪😪 Ele morreu do que ?

[@sashalexander3187]

@@Najain his family never shared how he died, which fits right into his choice to disappear from public life...

[@Katy-sh3ru]

​@Najain cancer 😢

[@PM-fs2eg]

Take some time to appreciate the bass lines...godness.🥰

[@Blackwavewhitebeach]

Just Awesome!

[@martinhaughey3201]

From the moment I heard them In the 80s I was hooked. My favourite all time band.. They were so good live, This film is brilliant. Mark's haunting vocals, the complex rythymns and touching melodies. ❤❤❤. Never a band to live off their past glories. It's My lLfe still sends chivers down my spine. Thanks for sharing

[@myopenmind527]

Surprisingly good after all this time. Their music has a timeless quality. Great vocalist.

[@espitiavjl]

En vivo eran espectaculares.

[@meredithhopkins1411]

If Talk Talk doesn't deserve to be in the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame, ABSOLUTELY NO ONE DOES !!!!! THEY WERE BETTER THAN MOST IF NOT ALL THE PEOPLE THAT ARE!

[@torino390]

Why have I only just found this????? Can't thank you enough for sharing, this is incredible footage. What an awesome band they were.

[@tornadooutbreak1622]

My sentiments exactly

[@michaelklein9464]

Ich habe Talk Talk es muss 1985 gewesen sein, in einer kleinen Halle live gesehen. Kannte die Gruppe gar nicht. Aus Langeweile kauften wir eine Karte. Vom musikalischen her gesehen war das eine der besten Entscheidungen. Was für eine Stimme. Was für ein Auftritt. Unglaublich. Zum Glück habe mir die CD Live in London gekauft.

[@gnoffo1526]

Glückspilz! :D

[@lesliehedges8252]

What a band. Nothing more to say. Brilliant.

[@eriphoor]

No doubt in my mind Mark Hollis is a musical genius.. All backed by great musicians of course.

[@AnthonyGreenGuitar]

Thanks for uploading such an influence on my own music

[@scottsmith4145]

Wow! This guy was a great singer! If you sound great live before auto tuners then you were the real deal!

[@birdzzzondayflu2489]

00:00 Tomorrow Started 07:44 Call in the Night Boy 15:03 Life’s What You Make It 19:50 Does Caroline Know? 28:10 Chameleon Day [fragment] 29:32 Give It Up 35:15 It’s My Life 44:00 Renee [Encore] Edit: updated 28:10 with track title

[@nordicorigin]

It's a small part of "Chameleon Day" off of the Colour of Spring.

[@dbaytug]

@@nordicorigin It certainly is and looks like this was WIP at that point.

[@beatrizsanchez9814]

Chameleon...They have used it as a intro to Living... in other gigs

[@birdzzzondayflu2489]

Thanks everyone, I made the tracklist off the top of my head

[@martmako1]

A fragment of 'Mirror man' is after 'Life's what you make it' - cheers

[@cherriblackmore2002]

Excellent concert. Wish I could go back in time and be there.

[@achoice2bmade]

Without a doubt, the single greatest criminally underrated band in history. They were more than a band, they were a soundtrack for life. They didn't just play music, they provided an experience. After you watch this, watch Talk Talk: Live at Montreux 1986. If you were fortunate enough to have been there, God really has blessed you.

[@Topnikko]

The only opportunity I ever had to see them was in 1984 when they played the Irvine Meadows Amphitheater in S. California. At the time I wasn't that familiar with their music and don't remember even being aware that they were playing there. Now, given what I know and how much I love this band, I would pay obscene amounts of money to see them. So sad that Mark is no longer with us. His music touches my soul like none other.

[@andrewgraham458]

I grew up with Talk Talk in the 80s. 'Mark Hollis' who could mistake that voice,must have been a great loss to his band mates when he passed, but i'm sure he's up there in musical heaven jamming with the best of them.R.I.P Mark Hollis.🙏

[@garymcc3748]

Talk Talk had such a influence on so many musicians and groups. Still one of my favourite groups after all these years.

[@markusstanovsky4844]

Brings me back when i was young...timeless,Epic,so far ahead...makes me cry ....of joy and sadness ..rip

[@musikofi9]

Great music, ageless, and wonderful musicians! I loved this music then, and today I love and appreciate it even more ❤❤❤❤❤

[@DCarver803]

Mark Hollis made by God to get through the stress of this life .A unique and soothing voice with profound music and lyrics

[@rickhambleton6441]

This is wonderful. So glad it popped up on my feed this evening. Love to all who read this and those who haven't.

[@crieverytim]

Damn, how did I not know this band was so much more than its my life

[@Katy-sh3ru]

Enjoy 😊

[@vladimirrodriguez6382]

Thanks for this nice gift. It is always a honour and a pleasure to hear the memorable Mark Hollis' voice and to see his humilty on the stage. Simply one of the greatest singer and musician ever seen in Britain, who rest in peace already.

[@cathsalazar9930]

Absolutely a rare gem! Favorite live last gig was so special! Love & miss Mark so still always will!........🙏rip Mark u did music the best! No one else compares to Mark!........ 👍

[@alanashore9570]

💔💔💔💔

[@lbukem4259]

Just utterly superb. Talk Talk are one of the finest live acts I've heard 😮

[@rayramirez9404]

I saw them perform in, if memory serves me well, ‘83 or ‘84… and since then, they have been a soundtrack to my life. Love this band! R.I.P. Mark Hollis

[@jackykelly3355]

Mark Hollis was pure genius shame the music industry ridiculed and underrated shame on them, they missed a master of his trade 😢😢❤❤ r i p Mark Hollis

[@whatmakesmetick]

thanks for the upload! 🙏🏼

[@andrewhaines3259]

Talk Talk were not in my listening radar when they started, but when Gary Davis played a track from Spirit of Eden on Radio 1 whilst I was at work, (my first job after college), I was mesmerised. Went and bought the album. Spirit of Eden, Laughing Stock and Mark's solo album are three masterpieces that I never tire of listening to. I've since completed my back catalogue of their albums and have a dvd of Live at Montreaux, so I've caught up! It's such a shame that Mark died so young. I know he had departed from the music business, but he may have come back. That we will never know. I've also purchased some solo Tim Friese Green albums, which are interesting.

[@presidentgas4980]

Paul Webb is one of my favorite bassist all-time ... and I have very high standards.

[@ricardorodrigues1311]

unbelievable...how I miss this...how I miss a such great band and music. It belongs to a great generation os 80's where you can find great artists and real music players. Talk Talk, Mark Hollis, were part of my youth, my playlist songs and still are. My parties at the attic...they still are amazing, because their sound and music will stay with us while we can hear them. thank you Mark for so much. you were a genius. And we are simply lucky to listen, dance and profit such a great sounds from TT band. Cheers to all fans, from Porto, Portugal! Obrigado!

[@stefcaldwell]

Never ever have I been so gutted in not seeing a band live , they were incredible R.I.P Mark ❤️

[@jamesjackson-df1hi]

SAME

[@jonathansteadman7935]

I only lived up the road in Shepherds Bush so could easily have gone but didn't, also gutted. Then again I think I'd appreciate it more now.

[@cynrig1]

Don't wish to rub it in, I got to see them three times, not that great, they were fricking awesome. The first time was the Genesis reunion gig at Milton Keynes, not so good, but by 1985 and 86, out of this world.

[@Liam123-r8o]

Talk talk and the smiths😢

[@galeriezola7271]

Un génie mélancolique, superbe compositeur et interprète ! Touchant ! On n'oubliera jamais sa voix ni son talent. Meilleur groupe des années 80! Merci ne nous avoir marqué Mark Hollis ;-) Tu es une incroyable personne. !!!!

[@stevenmatthews5873]

Brilliant , see them support Duran Duran Hammersmith London about 1981-82 I was only 17-18 now approaching 60 years of age this year they still sound fantastic RIP mark you was fantastic sadly missed mate but your music lives on 👏👏👏👏👏

[@davidchurch8935]

Saw them at Oxford Apollo same tour. Then again at Leicester Uni ‘84. Supreme. I too hit 60 in 2024 and I find them as relevant today as I did back then...

[@totoasia]

i was 15 that time, and God Thanks TALK TALK had been invented, with my young age i had figured that listening them on my SONY SPORT/ VOL 10 side A side B, the exceptional time i was living , almost 40 years passed and i discover this live.

[@keithkoenig5320]

"Give it Up" is just glorious here. A clue of what was to come on those final two albums. Masterpieces both...

[@dianebria-wharton7879]

Absolutely stunning that you shared this one- Mark Hollis creative spirit and so remembered and he wrote a song for my birth day April 5🤣🤣

[@johnnydiamondsmusic1673]

The sheer energy coursing through Mark as he’s singing. Amazing musicians the whole band. They were a combined creative force.

[@paullavan3097]

If God could grant me one wish, it would be to be able to sing like you Mr Hollis. You will always be missed. God bless you Mark.

[@dan32113]

@@_wilfulness4386 Alright Dad, you ain't been the same since, the head injury. I am always there for you. Meals on wheels are around soon. Your fav Liver with onions..

[@saskiakneulman7275]

What a sensitive, and sensual, singer Mark David Hollis was! For the last time performing in his home town, and he probably knew. His closest loved ones must have been there, and who knows even Caroline and Renée, somewhere in that ecstatic crowd. Awesome. Thank you very much for "sharing this film with the world" and with coming generations, indeed!

[@martincummings7886]

The Greatest band of the 80's by a million miles

[@m118lr]

Uhhhhh, NOOOO WAY.

[@martincummings7886]

@m118lr2 who would you say made better music than Talk Talk..?? Obviously it's all about opinions

[@cynrig1]

I would say of all time

[@samguberman2288]

I have to agree, amazing band.

[@stephenbennett1643]

Im not arguing with that ! Talk Talk & XTC released great albums in the 80s.

[@garypritchett8136]

I recorded this on VHS when it was on t.v many years ago. Fortunately a friend converted it to DVD for me, so I’ve seen it a few times, but awesome that it’s now been uploaded for everyone to watch. I’m 57 now, I only really regret not seeing two bands in my time, Talk Talk are one of them. Mark Hollis was undoubtedly not only a vocal genius but a fantastic performer.

[@kevingoudreau5710]

Completely agree! I was able to see some of the bands from that time, it would have been another highlight in my life to have seen them.

[@sch.impfen.]

Genius Mark Hollis! Also the Band is Fantastic My Favourite Band in the 80's

[@nicolecostes4043]

J'avais 20 ans et j'écoutais ça jusqu'au bout de la nuit avec mes potes,en fumant un joint et buvant une petite bière ou deux, tranquille,peinard,heureux,desesperement romantique. Tu as bouleversé ma jeunesse par ta voie angélique et ton âme pure. Ou que tu sois Mark tu es DANS mon coeur à jamais.

[@nevets4ever4]

Wow - such a beautiful comment. Merci.

[@mariannebriand2508]

Touchée par votre joli message ! Émouvant et un peu nostalgique.

[@chaneolivier8529]

Tout pareil. Merci. Il y a des voix qui manquent... Mark, Alain, Jeff... ça fait du bien de les retrouver :)

[@hiridavidfeign]

This music so defines a certain period in my life. I discovered them through their single and wasn't expecting how deep and majestic they actually were. I didn't know anyone else who listened to them, so I'm glad they have an audience now.

[@SatoIchimaru]

Tomorrow Started уникальный медляк под который хочется любить и плакать ❤

[@mikee9838]

simply brilliant... can't believe this was 1986...