Live Performances by Mercury Rev
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In January 1993, Mercury Rev showcased their unique sound on a live UK television show, performing "Something for Joey" and "Bronx Cheer," two tracks ... Read Full Description >
In January 1993, Mercury Rev showcased their unique sound on a live UK television show, performing "Something for Joey" and "Bronx Cheer," two tracks from their album "Boces," which had been released in 1993. This period marked a pivotal time for the band as they were transitioning from their early experimental sound towards more melodic structures, influenced by the shoegaze and alternative rock movements of the early '90s. "Boces" is notable for its eclectic instrumentation and ethereal qualities, capturing the band's signature blend of psychedelia and indie rock. Interestingly, the live performance featured the band "miming" to their recorded tracks, a common practice on television shows but one that perhaps underscored the surreal nature of their artistic expression. This era also saw the band tightening their lineup and expanding their musical vision, leading to a fruitful period of creativity that would culminate in their later, more acclaimed work.
Mercury Rev: Chasing a Bee Live at Phoenix Festival - Yerself is Steam
Phoenix Festival
Stratford-upon-Avon, United Kingdom
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In July 1993, Mercury Rev was in a transformative phase of their career, performing at the Phoenix Festival shortly after the release of their critica... Read Full Description >
In July 1993, Mercury Rev was in a transformative phase of their career, performing at the Phoenix Festival shortly after the release of their critically acclaimed debut album, "Yerself Is Steam," which had come out earlier that same year. This album established the band as a unique force in the alternative rock scene, characterized by its blend of psychedelia, experimental soundscapes, and poignant lyrics. The performance of "Chasing a Bee" during this live recording showcases their eclectic style and energetic stage presence. Additionally, the band’s penchant for self-releasing recordings, evident in their bootleg culture, highlights their commitment to connecting with fans beyond traditional music distribution channels. Mercury Rev's performance at the festival would have contributed to their growing reputation as an innovative live act, paving the way for their future projects and artistic explorations.
Mercury Rev Performances including 'Car Wash Hair' at Big Cat Festival
Big Cat Festival
Hamburg, Germany
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In June 1995, during the Big Cat Festival in Hamburg, Mercury Rev was in a pivotal phase of their career, having recently released their acclaimed alb... Read Full Description >
In June 1995, during the Big Cat Festival in Hamburg, Mercury Rev was in a pivotal phase of their career, having recently released their acclaimed album *See You on the Other Side* in April of that same year. This album marked a significant evolution for the band, blending their psychedelic rock roots with more expansive orchestral elements, paving the way for their later works. The live recording from the festival includes performances of tracks such as "Car Wash Hair," "Everlasting Arm," and "Coney Island Cyclone," showcasing the band's dynamic live presence. At this point, Mercury Rev was garnering more mainstream attention, partly due to their involvement with the indie rock scene and a growing reputation for their captivating performances. This period also hinted at the band's experimentation with sound that would fully materialize in their following album, *Deserter's Songs*, released in 1998, which would ultimately cement their legacy in the alternative and indie music landscape
Mercury Rev Live at The Double Door, Chicago - Performance of 'Empire State'
The Double Door
Chicago, IL, United States
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On December 1, 1995, Mercury Rev performed live at The Double Door in Chicago, a pivotal moment in their career following the release of their critica... Read Full Description >
On December 1, 1995, Mercury Rev performed live at The Double Door in Chicago, a pivotal moment in their career following the release of their critically acclaimed album "Deserter's Songs." Released in 1998, this album marked a significant turning point for the band, showcasing their unique blend of psychedelic rock, pop, and orchestral elements. Prior to this performance, they had released "See You on the Other Side" (1995), which was a transitional album for the band, hinting at the more expansive sound they would fully embrace later. The performance captured in this live recording reveals a moment of intense creativity, as Mercury Rev was navigating their evolving musical direction. The band's ability to combine lush instrumentation with emotional depth was beginning to resonate widely, setting the stage for their future successes. Notably, their work often drew comparisons to other influential artists, and their distinct sound continued to garner them a dedicated following in the i
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In January 1999, Mercury Rev performed "Goddess on a Highway" live on the Jools Holland show, shortly after the release of their acclaimed album "Dese... Read Full Description >
In January 1999, Mercury Rev performed "Goddess on a Highway" live on the Jools Holland show, shortly after the release of their acclaimed album "Deserter's Songs," which came out in 1998. This album marked a significant turning point in the band's career, as it received widespread critical acclaim and helped the band gain a larger following. "Deserter's Songs" features lush, orchestral arrangements that beautifully complement the band's alternative rock sound. The live performance of "Goddess on a Highway" showcases the band's ability to blend emotional depth with expansive soundscapes, a hallmark of their style during this period. Additionally, the song's lyrics reflect a sense of introspection and longing, themes that resonated with audiences and contributed to the band's emerging identity in the late '90s music scene. This performance highlights Mercury Rev's transition into a more mainstream acceptance while retaining their distinct artistic voice.
Mercury Rev - Live at Benicàssim Festival, Full Concert
Benicàssim festival
Benicàssim, Spain
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In August 1999, Mercury Rev performed live at the Benicàssim festival, shortly after the release of their critically acclaimed album "Deserters Songs... Read Full Description >
In August 1999, Mercury Rev performed live at the Benicàssim festival, shortly after the release of their critically acclaimed album "Deserters Songs," which came out in early 1998. This album marked a significant turning point in the band's career, showcasing their ethereal sound and elaborate arrangements, which garnered a wider audience and critical praise. During this period, Mercury Rev was known for their eclectic blend of genres, and their live performances, including this festival show, were characterized by a lush, immersive sound. Notably, "Deserters Songs" features themes of nostalgia and dreams, which resonate throughout their setlist during this performance. The Benicàssim festival, known for its vibrant atmosphere and diverse line-up, also represented an important moment for the band as they solidified their place in the indie rock scene of the late '90s.
Mercury Rev - Bizarre Festival Full Concert in Cologne (1999)
Butzweilerhof
Cologne, Germany
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In August 1999, during the time of the live recording at the Bizarre Festival in Cologne, Mercury Rev was continuing to build on the success of their ... Read Full Description >
In August 1999, during the time of the live recording at the Bizarre Festival in Cologne, Mercury Rev was continuing to build on the success of their acclaimed album "Deserter's Songs," which was released in 1998. This album marked a significant evolution in the band's sound, showcasing a blend of lush orchestration and introspective melodies that gained them wider recognition and critical acclaim. The performance recorded in Cologne exemplifies the height of this artistic phase, showcasing their experimental style and theatrical stage presence, which resonated with fans. Notably, "Deserter's Songs" included standout tracks like "Holes" and "Goddess on a Hiway," which were essential parts of their live set during this period. This recording is a vital piece that captures the band's energy during a transformative era, right before they would later move towards more expansive and varied musical explorations with subsequent albums.
Mercury Rev - Live Performance at Reading Festival: Full Concert (Part 1)
Little John's Farm
Reading, United Kingdom
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In August 2001, Mercury Rev performed at the Reading Festival, a pivotal moment in their career following the release of their album "All Is Dream" in... Read Full Description >
In August 2001, Mercury Rev performed at the Reading Festival, a pivotal moment in their career following the release of their album "All Is Dream" in 2001. This album marked a significant evolution in their sound, showcasing lush orchestration and ethereal textures, contributing to the band's acclaim in the alternative rock scene. The live performance at Reading highlighted the band's capacity to translate their intricate studio sound into an engaging live experience, further solidifying their reputation. During this period, Mercury Rev was recognized for their distinctive style, melding elements of psychedelia with orchestral pop, and they were also gaining a loyal fanbase that appreciated their artistic vision. Notably, the performance featured songs from "All Is Dream," underscoring the critical reception of the album as it resonated with audiences at such a prominent festival.
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In 2002, during their performance at the Glastonbury Festival, Mercury Rev was riding the wave of renewed popularity following their critically acclai... Read Full Description >
In 2002, during their performance at the Glastonbury Festival, Mercury Rev was riding the wave of renewed popularity following their critically acclaimed album "All Is Dream," released in 2001. This album showcased the band's ethereal sound, blending lush melodies with orchestral arrangements, and it was well-received, further establishing their place in the indie rock landscape. The live recording of "Goddess On A Hiway" captures a vibrant moment for the band, representing their delve into more expansive and adventurous soundscapes that characterized this period. Notably, the band's lineup during this performance included Jonathan Donahue and Grasshopper, who played pivotal roles in shaping the band's distinct sound. The performance at Glastonbury highlighted their experimental tendencies and was part of a larger push to reach wider audiences, solidifying Mercury Rev's reputation as innovative artists during the early 2000s.
Mercury Rev - Dark is Rising Live Performance at Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury, England, United Kingdom
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In June 2002, during their performance at the Glastonbury Festival, Mercury Rev was promoting their fifth studio album, "All Is Dream," which had been... Read Full Description >
In June 2002, during their performance at the Glastonbury Festival, Mercury Rev was promoting their fifth studio album, "All Is Dream," which had been released earlier that year. This album marked a significant return for the band after a five-year hiatus since their prior release, "Deserter's Songs" (1998), which had garnered critical acclaim and commercial success. Notably, "All Is Dream" features lush arrangements and orchestral elements, showcasing the band's evolution in sound. The Glastonbury set included tracks that exemplified this rich sonic landscape. Additionally, by this time, Mercury Rev was recognized for their unique blend of alternative rock and psychedelic pop, establishing a dedicated following that was evident in their energetic live performance at one of the world's most prestigious music festivals. Their ability to captivate audiences live contributed to their reputation as a compelling and innovative act within the indie music scene.
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In January 2004, Mercury Rev performed live on the "Jools Holland" show, a notable moment that came shortly after the release of their album "The Secr... Read Full Description >
In January 2004, Mercury Rev performed live on the "Jools Holland" show, a notable moment that came shortly after the release of their album "The Secret Migration" in January 2005. This album marked a return for the band following their acclaimed 2001 release, "All Is Dream." "The Secret Migration" sought to explore new sonic landscapes while also revisiting the ethereal qualities that characterized their earlier work. During this period, the band's lineup featured significant contributions from founding member Jonathan Donahue and other collaborators who enriched their sound. Interestingly, the performance of "Secret for a Song" showcased the band's ability to blend melancholic lyrics with lush instrumentation, a hallmark of their style. This live appearance was instrumental in re-establishing their presence in the indie music scene after their earlier highs in the '90s.
Mercury Rev Live at Saint Brieuc Festival - Full Concert - HD
Saint Brieuc festival
Saint Brieuc, France
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In June 2005, during their performance at the Saint Brieuc Festival in France, Mercury Rev was riding high on the success of their album "The Secret M... Read Full Description >
In June 2005, during their performance at the Saint Brieuc Festival in France, Mercury Rev was riding high on the success of their album "The Secret Migration," which was released earlier that same year. This album marked a continuation of the band's exploration of lush soundscapes and cinematic influences, following their critically acclaimed work "All Is Dream" from 2001. The live recording captures the band in an eclectic phase, showcasing their distinctive blend of alternative rock and psychedelic elements. An interesting aspect of this concert is the charisma of lead vocalist Jonathan Donahue, whose performance style has often drawn comparisons to iconic figures like David Bowie and Brian Molko, enhancing the band's appeal at live shows. The summer festival setting also reflected their strong fanbase in Europe, solidifying Mercury Rev's status as a vital force in the alternative music scene of the early 2000s.
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In June 2005, when Mercury Rev performed at the Paradiso in Amsterdam, the band was riding the momentum of their critically acclaimed album "The Secre... Read Full Description >
In June 2005, when Mercury Rev performed at the Paradiso in Amsterdam, the band was riding the momentum of their critically acclaimed album "The Secret Migration," which had been released earlier that year. This album marked a shift towards a more accessible pop sound compared to their earlier, more experimental work, emphasizing lush arrangements and melodic hooks. Interestingly, "The Secret Migration" explores themes of life transitions and personal evolution, which resonate strongly in their live performances. The Amsterdam concert captures the band at a vibrant moment, showcasing their atmospheric sound while engaging with a passionate audience. Notably, Mercury Rev was known for their unique blend of psychedelic rock and baroque pop, and this live recording exemplifies their ability to create immersive musical experiences that transport listeners.
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In early 2015, Mercury Rev was promoting their album "The Light in You," which was released later that year. "The Light in You" marked a significant r... Read Full Description >
In early 2015, Mercury Rev was promoting their album "The Light in You," which was released later that year. "The Light in You" marked a significant return to form for the band, showcasing their signature blend of lush soundscapes and ethereal melodies. During the interview and performance at 6 Music Live, band members Jonathan Donahue and Grasshopper discussed their creative process and the evolution of their sound since their earlier work. An interesting aspect of this period is that it was their first studio album since "Snowflake Midnight" in 2008, indicating a renewed vigor in their career after a seven-year hiatus. The live recording not only represented a chance to reconnect with their audience but also signaled a new chapter in Mercury Rev's music, as they embraced both nostalgia and innovation in their sound.
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In 2015, Mercury Rev was experiencing a period of revitalization following the release of their album "The Light in You" in October 2015. The live per... Read Full Description >
In 2015, Mercury Rev was experiencing a period of revitalization following the release of their album "The Light in You" in October 2015. The live performance of "Autumn's in the Air" at Maida Vale on May 31, 2015, marked a significant resurgence for the band, as it aligned with their efforts to reconnect with audiences and explore new creative directions. Notably, "The Light in You" was their first album in nearly a decade, and its inception followed a series of lineup changes and shifts in musical focus. This performance showcased both their sonic evolution and enduring melodic sensibilities, illustrating the band's commitment to their artistic vision. Mercury Rev's ability to merge lush instrumentation with poignant lyrics was evident in this live recording, reflecting their status as influential figures in the alternative music scene.
Mercury Rev Full Concert at Theaters Tilburg with Fontys Tilburg Conservatorium Orchestra
Theaters Tilburg
Tilburg, NL, Netherlands
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On September 18, 2015, Mercury Rev performed at Theaters Tilburg as part of their "Autumn's in the Air Tour." This performance was notable for featuri... Read Full Description >
On September 18, 2015, Mercury Rev performed at Theaters Tilburg as part of their "Autumn's in the Air Tour." This performance was notable for featuring the Fontys Tilburg Conservatorium Orchestra, which added a unique orchestral dimension to their sound. At this point in their career, Mercury Rev had recently released the album "The Light in You" in 2015, marking their first studio album in nearly a decade since "Snowflake Midnight" (2008). The band has been known for their eclectic style, blending elements of alternative rock, psychedelia, and orchestral pop, and their live performances often showcase these diverse influences. The collaboration with the conservatory orchestra during this concert highlights their inventive approach to live music, creating an immersive experience for the audience that complements the emotive and lush soundscapes typical of their work.
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In October 2015, when Mercury Rev performed "Holes" live at Maida Vale, they were experiencing a resurgence in their career after several years of rel... Read Full Description >
In October 2015, when Mercury Rev performed "Holes" live at Maida Vale, they were experiencing a resurgence in their career after several years of relative quiet. This performance came shortly after the release of their album "The Light In You" in 2015, which marked their first studio album in nearly a decade since "Snowflake Midnight" in 2008. The album featured collaborations with various artists and showcased a more mature sound that built upon their established dream-pop and psychedelic rock roots. Notably, the live session included a mix of both classic and newer material, reflecting the band’s evolution while paying homage to their foundational works. The performance at Maida Vale also highlighted their keen ability to blend intricate arrangements with emotive lyrics, underscoring their status as influential figures in the alternative music scene.
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In January 2016, Mercury Rev performed live at Worthy Farm, coinciding with a period of renewed activity for the band after a hiatus in the early 2000... Read Full Description >
In January 2016, Mercury Rev performed live at Worthy Farm, coinciding with a period of renewed activity for the band after a hiatus in the early 2000s. Prior to this performance, they had released their album "The Light in You" in 2015, which marked a return to form, showcasing their signature blend of psychedelic pop and experimental sounds. This album was well-received, reflecting both nostalgic elements of their earlier work and a fresh perspective. Notably, the live performance features the band's characteristic ethereal soundscapes, enriched by their dynamic presence on stage. The 2016 show also aligns with the broader landscape of their career, illustrating how they continued to evolve while still honoring the unique artistry that gained them recognition in the 1990s. Their engaging live performances remain a significant aspect of their legacy, emphasizing their influence in the alternative music scene.
Mercury Rev Performs 'Holes' Live at Levitation Festival for KUTX
Levitation Festival
Austin, TX, United States
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In November 2019, when Mercury Rev performed at the Levitation Festival, they were riding the momentum from their 2019 album, "The Delta Sweete Revisi... Read Full Description >
In November 2019, when Mercury Rev performed at the Levitation Festival, they were riding the momentum from their 2019 album, "The Delta Sweete Revisited," a tribute to the music of Gordy and The Delta Sweete by Annette Peacock, released in March that same year. This album featured reinterpretations of classic tracks, showcasing the band’s evolution into a more experimental, orchestral sound, while maintaining their psychedelic roots. Notably, their live performance of "Holes" at the festival exemplifies their ability to blend intricate instrumentation with ethereal vocals, which has been a hallmark of their artistry. The festival itself is significant in the Austin music scene, drawing attention to the rich musical heritage of the city, further establishing Mercury Rev as a vital part of contemporary independent music. Their performance at such a prestigious event reflects their ongoing influence and the enduring appeal of their unique sound.
Mercury Rev performs 'The Funny Bird' at White Eagle Hall, Jersey City
White Eagle Hall
Jersey City, NJ, United States
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On March 29, 2022, Mercury Rev performed at White Eagle Hall in Jersey City, showcasing their unique sound that blends alternative rock and experiment... Read Full Description >
On March 29, 2022, Mercury Rev performed at White Eagle Hall in Jersey City, showcasing their unique sound that blends alternative rock and experimental music. This live recording occurred shortly after the release of their album "The Prodigal Summer" (2021), which marked a notable return for the band as it was their first studio album in nearly a decade. The live performance likely featured tracks exploring themes of nature and personal reflection, concepts prevalent in their recent work. Interestingly, Mercury Rev has a history of blending lush arrangements with surreal, imaginative lyrics, a characteristic that resonates deeply in live settings. The "Funny Bird," a track from their critically acclaimed "Deserter's Songs" (1998), continues to exemplify their signature style and emotional depth, making this performance significant as it bridges their past and present artistry.
Mercury Rev - Full Concert Live at Granada Theater, Dallas, TX
Granada Theater
Dallas, TX, United States
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On April 29, 2022, Mercury Rev performed live at the Granada Theater in Dallas, Texas, while on tour with The Brian Jonestown Massacre. This concert c... Read Full Description >
On April 29, 2022, Mercury Rev performed live at the Granada Theater in Dallas, Texas, while on tour with The Brian Jonestown Massacre. This concert came after the release of their 2020 album, "The Delta Sweete Revisited," which is a reimagining of the late Bobbie Gentry's 1968 album "The Delta Sweete." This album saw the band embracing their experimental roots and features a collaborative approach, reflecting their evolution since the 1990s. The live performance showcased their signature blend of lush instrumentation and ethereal vocals, highlighting their ability to create immersive soundscapes. Notably, Mercury Rev has been influential in the indie and alternative rock scenes, and their performances often celebrate their longstanding legacy while continuing to attract new audiences.
Mercury Rev Live Performance at Royal Hospital Kilmainham, Dublin
Royal Hospital Kilmainham
Dublin, Ireland
Mercury Rev Live in Concert - Performance of 'Holes' at Norwich Arts Center
Norwich Arts Center
Norwich, England
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As of November 2, 2024, Mercury Rev was likely in a rejuvenating phase of their career. Prior to this live recording, the band released their album "T... Read Full Description >
As of November 2, 2024, Mercury Rev was likely in a rejuvenating phase of their career. Prior to this live recording, the band released their album "The Light in You" in 2015, marking a return after a significant hiatus following "Snowflake Midnight" in 2008. This period indicates that by 2024, the band was actively touring and likely promoting new material or celebrating their extensive catalog, focusing on fan favorites such as "Holes," known for its lush soundscapes and emotional depth. The Norwich Arts Center venue adds an intimate setting that complements their dreamy aesthetic. Additionally, Mercury Rev has a reputation for creating ethereal live performances, and the description of the concert emphasizes the audience's connection to their music, illustrating the band’s enduring ability to evoke strong emotional responses. This concert exemplifies a significant moment in their ongoing legacy, highlighting their evolution in sound and performance style.
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Mercury Rev's live recording in Norwich on November 2, 2024, showcases the band's evolution while invoking nostalgia for their earlier works. By 2024,... Read Full Description >
Mercury Rev's live recording in Norwich on November 2, 2024, showcases the band's evolution while invoking nostalgia for their earlier works. By 2024, the band had recently released their album "The Light in You" in 2015, which marked a significant return after a long hiatus. Subsequently, they continued to tour and build on their legacy, integrating their signature dreamy sound with more contemporary elements. The performance of "The Funny Bird," a track that highlights the band's unique blend of surreal lyrics and lush instrumentation, reflects their enduring creativity and ability to engage audiences, much like they did during pivotal moments in their earlier career, such as their acclaimed albums "Deserter's Songs" and "All Is Dream." This live performance encapsulates the band's journey from the late '90s to their present, bridging past and future while resonating with fans old and new.
Mercury Rev - Full Concert at Bremen Theater, Copenhagen
Bremen Theater
Copenhagen, Denmark
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Mercury Rev's live performance captured in "Vermillion" showcases the band during a pivotal moment in their career, specifically around the time of th... Read Full Description >
Mercury Rev's live performance captured in "Vermillion" showcases the band during a pivotal moment in their career, specifically around the time of the release of their album "Deserter's Songs." Released in 1998, this album marked a critical turning point, gaining widespread acclaim and establishing Mercury Rev as a significant force in the alternative rock scene. The ethereal soundscapes and lush arrangements characteristic of their music during this period are evident in the live recording. Notably, "Deserter's Songs" features orchestral elements that complement the band's eclectic style, contributing to their distinctive identity. The performance likely reflects the band's exploration of new musical territories, with "Vermillion" being a notable track that emphasizes their signature blend of dream pop and baroque rock, reinforcing their reputation as innovators in the genre. This live recording serves as a testament to their impact and artistic evolution during this celebrated phase
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In the live performance of "Goddess On A Hiway," Mercury Rev showcased their distinct sound during a pivotal moment in their career. This performance ... Read Full Description >
In the live performance of "Goddess On A Hiway," Mercury Rev showcased their distinct sound during a pivotal moment in their career. This performance occurred in 1998, shortly after the release of their acclaimed album "Deserter's Songs," which was a significant breakthrough for the band. "Deserter's Songs" displayed a rich tapestry of orchestration and emotional depth that resonated with audiences and critics alike. This period marked a turning point for Mercury Rev, as they began to gain wider recognition in the alternative music scene. The live rendition of "Goddess On A Hiway," a highlight from that album, emphasizes their signature eclectic style, combining elements of dream pop and psychedelic rock. Additionally, the band's innovative approach to live performances often included elaborate visual presentations, further enhancing their artistic expression. Overall, this era solidified Mercury Rev's place in the landscape of 1990s music.
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At the time of their live performance of "Holes" on Jools Holland, Mercury Rev was experiencing a resurgence in their career following the release of ... Read Full Description >
At the time of their live performance of "Holes" on Jools Holland, Mercury Rev was experiencing a resurgence in their career following the release of their album "Deserter's Songs" in 1998. This acclaimed album marked a pivotal moment for the band, as it garnered significant commercial success and critical acclaim, featuring lush instrumentation and introspective lyrics that showcased their unique psychedelic sound. "Holes" was one of the standout tracks from this album, highlighting the band's ability to blend ethereal melodies with emotionally resonant themes. This performance not only underscored their artistic evolution but also contributed to their reputation as pioneers of alternative rock in the late '90s. Notably, "Deserter's Songs" is often credited with revitalizing interest in the band, helping to solidify their place in the music scene during this period.
Popular Tracks
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Mercury Rev - Holes (6 Music Live at Maida Vale, October 2015)
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Mercury Rev - Holes (Live on Jools Holland)
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Mercury Rev - Goddes On A Highway
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Mercury Rev - Holes (KUTX Pop-Up at Levitation Festival)
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Mercury Rev - Dark is rising / Live Glastonbury 2002. /
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Mercury Rev, Chasing a Bee, live at the Phoenix Festival (1993), Yerself is Steam
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Mercury Rev - Something For Joey + Bronx Cheer
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Mercury Rev live, Worthy Farm, Somerset 2016
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Mercury Rev - Autumn's in the Air (6 Music Live at Maida Vale 2015)
May 31, 2015