The SHAMEN - Jesus Loves Amerika descargar videos gratis

Mark Woodland

Jesus never existed and Americans are full of shit as a nation

Dave Byrom

amazing tune, great vocals

Brixtaan

I remember a quote from the mid 80s when Will Sin said Islamic Fundamentalism will be the biggest danger in the world!

Arthur Mcgonnell

Had the 12 inch back in the day..cheers 4 the upload...great track X

AndrewNewZealand

Sounds very Jesus Jones

nlgbbbblth

Saw them play this in 1989 when supporting the Happy Mondays in Dublin. St Patrick's Day. Amazing lightshow. But listening to it now, the sentiments sound contrived "I don't love neither" . KEEP ON FIGHTING THE ESTABLISHMENT, COMRADE.

Astrotometry

WoW. Thanks for uploading this. I didn't realize there was a video.

Bruce McDonald

I saw then play this in 1989 @ Roadmenders Northampton on their "Synergy Roadshow"

Dan Hare

Saw them play this at ULU in 1989 the night that Arsenal beat Liverpool on the last game of the old Division 1 and chatted to Blinda from MBV, Bass Thing from Wonderstuff...what a time, and what a night !

GriefTourist

against genocidal zionazism

secallen

God bless Keith McKenzie

HughDW

Remember seeing them at the Leadmill, Sheffeild around the time of JLA (OK, 25th November 1988 to be precise) and all the Jesus Army types were picketing the venue. Ah, happy days...

Alex Coulson

I remember seeing this on the BBC somewhere - couldn't remember the name of the show, but I had this on Beta tape (remember them!?) for ages until the tape wore out! I couldn't believe that the later Shamen were the same band as their stuff was so different. This is a fantastic tune - is it available anywhere to buy?

diane clayton dunn

saw this wen i was 21 the shamen gud but no where as gud as the old days

Neil Hansford

Gagh. Sorry, I typed that too quickly, and didn't notice the mistake. No disrespect to the name intended.

Neil Hansford

Though it's only about 40 pixels wide, this is awesome. Cheers uploader. The world needs another genre-bending band as good as the Shaman. And as the band the introduced me to Terence McKenna back in '92 as well, I owe them great thanks.

craig smith

were is the proper intro

zer01ne

The singing on this song reminds me a lot of Jesus Jones.

Unsound Methods

Apart from being wayyyy better than that, perhaps.

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