Suede, “Animal Nitrate”, live in 1993 from “Love & Poison” concert video
one thick copper wire put into a low consentrated silver nitrate, then thin copper foil is put into a more consentrated silver nitrate solution, in a couple of minuts pure silver crystals start to grow on both copper wires, the more consentrated solution grows more crystals.note, this is pure silver metal crystals that are forming.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
To English musicians:
The world has been waiting way too long for another great band from the island, after you spoiled us with more than 30 years of amazing music.
Wake the fuck up and deliver some masterpieces asap!
amo muitoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Notice the Guitarist stepping and leaning forward in to his playing. That is what Jimmy Page did when He was young. I guess You get a better groove.
@porlie23 definitely no double-tracking, there’s some sort of 90s heavy stereo-flanger thickening it up but pretty sure it’s all one guitar!
@porlie23 Nope, that’s just Bernard Butler rocking the fuck out.
@iamthemaliceman
I thought Suede were a great live band. There is studio trickery here – not much (the bass and drums sound live) but you can definitely hear some double tracking of the guitar for the solo. Having said that – that’s far less than we get nowadays. A regular Coldplay and U2 show has plenty that’s not happening on the stage.
fuck yeahhhhhh
what a live!
@TheFatspud suede played their songs lives and crafted them for ages before they were recorded. The songs evolved live, that’s why his vocals are close to the record……..also…he’s a good singer….and it’s not THAT close to the record. Add in some post production for the video and you can see why it sounds that way.
When I first heard this song at 15, I fell in love with it. It’s intro was as if Hendrix came back from the dead. If I ever did acid at the time, I might have done it to this song.
I was there. In Brixton Academy. Studied in London at the time. Too good for words.
bernard wrote this song
the best part of suede was when bernard butler was in the band, at least in the part of the guitar
Fuck! That was amazing! :O
Shallow side-note: OMG, Brett Anderson is gorgeous here. Unf, so hot.
@TheFatspud
I was thinking exactly the same thought……in certain places I could hear a slight difference…. but it was virtually the same? That’s pretty impossible when you think about it…. also the guitar shots during the end were obviously not what he was playing but they might have just edited it out of sync ??
great song, but does anyone else think that the vocals are a little too close to the studio version? odd because the guitar is live…
Bernard Butler for God’s sake. Holy shit what a guitar player!
great tune. these boys should have stuck with ricky gervais : )
Umm, Suede are my favourite band and I come from the same town as Brett Anderson and Mat Osman. So I feel quite proud. Also they did awesome tunes.
sounds like the studio version….GOD im 35!!!!
I think I may have to go home to watch Love & Poison.
I think I may have to go home to watch Love & Poison.
4 people don’t have ears…
Can someone please tell me (soon) if the silver in this reaction is the limiting or excess reagent? Thanks
Do you recon that vampires would be alergic to this?
One way to recycle or remanufacture silver into collectible coins!
@Basco36 but theres some purification methods that can be useful ;D
Hogwash, this looks like devil work to me.
@Slayerm3t4lhead I did it and got a few hundred dollars for it… but thats about it. It technically paid for the costs 4-5 times over… so if i repeated it over and over you could get cash, just gotta find peeps to buy them for art.
yeah cool vid and great channel… I just subscribed!
@lcschaf thanks for some reason I thought this just knocked the copper down a notch on the periodic table and turned it in to silver. Wish I was smart enough to understand this stuff.
The relativ atom mass is to handel with (g/mol=x*10^-36) for the exactly molecularmass and so the exactly ratio.
Example: The molecular mass divide by the number of atoms and then to ratiomasses you want.
Peace must be!
@SaltyTech
no. yes. can’t make something from nothing. When the silver atoms are “used up” you have to add more.
silver nitrate is pricey. no money made here.
i got a question, will this stuff just keep forming silver? or do you have to replace the solution
ty for helping me with my science home work
looks like poop lool
@Basco36 how is it not pure?