Sara , a girl in high school showed me Eliot smith right after my dad died. It fundamentally changed my life . This performance in particular HAUNTS ME
Some great performances in this gig, though every time I watch I always wish the guitar is louder. His voice sounds so strong here that it’s a shame about the mixing imo
I agree. Isn't it great to see such an obviously influenced musician but not a copier. Someone with so much pain and passion. So sad that he's no longer with us.
I applied this to a situation I was in with someone and got myself out of... but I really don't know what this was supposed to be about. To me it's about someone who manipulates others and moves on to the next victim/s when he/she's been busted or caught...
Seems very much like a reference to Kierkegaard idea of living authentically and not running from the truth life through arbitrary distractions (that in actuality, we define our purpose by our end). I think Elliott was inspired by Kierkegaard's book Sickness Unto Death whilst writing this song.
@ruecks i thumbs downed your comment only because no matter who's better than whom, elliott smith AND kurt cobain are my only two obsessions ;p (i will say i understand where you're coming from, i really do, it's just the principal of it all)
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everything about this whole live performance is so incredibly good it physically hurts me
Sara , a girl in high school showed me Eliot smith right after my dad died. It fundamentally changed my life . This performance in particular HAUNTS ME
I was at this show.
Jealous. I was like 6 months old
@@hannahawainwright9548 Don't be jealous, I'm old and fat and still trying to be an oly punk
Without an enemy your anger gets confused.
His lyrics=the real atomic bomb
Some great performances in this gig, though every time I watch I always wish the guitar is louder. His voice sounds so strong here that it’s a shame about the mixing imo
I agree. Isn't it great to see such an obviously influenced musician but not a copier. Someone with so much pain and passion. So sad that he's no longer with us.
A master of the lilting melody, just like McCartney.
I use to cry to his songs.
I still do.
@@mariamikaella I am currently.
This makes me weep 😢
Me too dude
Love this song.
what I’d give to see him live
hermosa cancion
The king
love you E. come back someday, somewhere.... :8
lindo lindo lindo
I applied this to a situation I was in with someone and got myself out of... but I really don't know what this was supposed to be about. To me it's about someone who manipulates others and moves on to the next victim/s when he/she's been busted or caught...
Suicide. All roads lead to suicide with elliott
I think ur right.
Seems very much like a reference to Kierkegaard idea of living authentically and not running from the truth life through arbitrary distractions (that in actuality, we define our purpose by our end). I think Elliott was inspired by Kierkegaard's book Sickness Unto Death whilst writing this song.
@mntlPurple are you serious man??? kurt cobain/nirvana didn't even come close to the genius of elliott smith
God dammit
@ruecks i thumbs downed your comment only because no matter who's better than whom, elliott smith AND kurt cobain are my only two obsessions ;p (i will say i understand where you're coming from, i really do, it's just the principal of it all)
can anyone better than me please teach me how to play this? No one has covered it accurately, let alone done a lesson.
well i watch you making mistakes
I wish you luck, i really do
with the problem, with the puzzle
whatevers left of you...
Wouldn't be surprised if Elliott resurrected to say this song was actually about me.
though by y cube squaring I realized their brainwash