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if anyone has any live mbv pics from the late 80's and early 90's, please put them up.

i have quite a few from the australian tour of 1991, but have misplaced them. atm this is the only one i have.

this one is from a mbv gig i went to at metropolis, november 16, 1991 in brisbane, australia.

wow, nice one!!!

I've still got the long sleeve tee from that tour, somewhere.
Because that was my first date with the woman who ended up being my 1st wife I somehow I seemed to miss how gorgeous Belinda was in 1991 (yes I know she still is).

yeah i saw them in 1991, it was the loudest thing I have ever heard.

Love the quality of 35mm from before the time of digital cameras and phone cameras! And we can still see the position of all her Jaguar switches! (That's my favourite arrangement too).

I wish I had some MBV photos of my own to post, but I didn't go and see them at the time (wish I had). I have some of Nirvana, Dinosaur Jr, Hole, Teenage Fanclub (all from 1991/2) that I took myself.

where did i put my pics?

this has been supersized from a random photo i took in my apartment back in 1996. the pics in the frame at the top were probably taken at the sydney gig in 1991. the one of kevin was a good one as he really looked like he was rockin the 'loveless cover jazz.

i have just got to find the originals again.

This makes me miss the LPB tort jag I just sold...

Well I finally found them again after misplacing them moving house 7 years ago. I can't take the credit for them as they were taken by my friends in Sydney and Brisbane in November 1991. Here are some for now. Enjoy!

Wow! These are awesome. So cool. Thank you.

Fantastic. Thanks for posting

These are great!

I think I might know the guy in the white shirt over Debbie's left shoulder, how weird.

Don't hate me. I somehow missed out on MBV over the last 25 years and just started listening to Loveless over and over again over the past month.

What are other recommended albums?

ifallalot wrote: What are other recommended albums?

They were a very different sounding band up until Ecstasy & Wine came out (which is actually a compilation of two great EP's). Their debut album, Isn't Anything, is my personal favourite. If you're particularly feeling the Loveless sound you should like all of the above.
While you're at it, the three 12" releases - Feed Me With Your Kiss, You Made Me Realise and Soon - are excellent as well. Must haves, IMHO.

Here are some more.

The first three are from the Sydney gig.







The rest are from Brisbane. Some were originally printed black and white.

ifallalot wrote:Don't hate me. I somehow missed out on MBV over the last 25 years and just started listening to Loveless over and over again over the past month.

What are other recommended albums?

Haha too late. You are already loathed by certain guys here.

But welcome to MBV! Get the EPs. They are all compiled into one CD/Album now.