Zero 7 have accompanied me through real tough times in my life i never would have emotionally recovered so well without them. Crazy how music can do that.
Same here nowadays... Sometimes I cry over everything as I listen to their music and don't even know why it's happening cause the music is uplifting and wonderful... But it really helps! ❤
Incredible. They are always there for us. An album for every mood. They helped you in your divorce my man. And I've cried many times friend. Moon to let zero 7 mix totally breaks me. I love you all ❤
Same here. Every single of of their songs.. and especially this performance. Changed how my brain perceived what is possible in music and how it makes me feel.
0:03 Olson - [Boards of Canada Cover] 1:34 Warm Sound 6:40 Home 11:11 Look Up 16:45 Somersault 22:05 Passing By 26:57 In The Waiting Line 31:08 I Have Seen 37:27 The Space Between 43:59 Destiny 49:50 Morning Song 56:39 Provider (Zero 7 Remix) [NERD song] 1:00:30 The Girl Will Find Out [Donovan cover] 1:05:04 Distractions ;)
also it's The Space Between - When It Falls before Destiny REVISED 0:03 Warm Sound 6:40 Home 11:11 Look Up 16:45 Somersault 22:05 Passing By 26:57 In The Waiting Line 31:08 I Have Seen 37:27 The Space Between - When It Falls 43:59 Destiny 49:50 Morning Song 56:39 Provider (Zero 7 Remix) [NERD song] 1:00:30 The Girl Will Find Out [Donovan cover] 1:05:04 Distractions
Just to add on, the 58:55 mark starts to transition from Provider into Zero 7's Light Blue Movers. If you want to double check, the studio version of LBM is on YT.
This tour is why you go to live music. It was absolute magic. The singers were amazing and at the beginning of their careers. Band was really tight and hungry to play their great, if small, catalog. Mozez was Mozez. It was a moment in time that passed and can't be recreated even if they wanted to. Out of maybe 300 shows I've seen, this was the one were I felt lucky to be there every second because it was so clear how special the time was for them as artists and performers. And for the crowd as an audience. Transience can sometimes be sad - theirs was joyful at least for me.
From the opening score of Olson by Boards Of Canada to the exit interview with Sia off to get sloshed and Tina going "home", this performance plays out like an award-winning feature concert film. Brilliant. Serene. Perfect.
You can tell that Tina and Mozez were the singers who most felt the full force of this absolute machine behind them. They were levitated and THIS PERFORMANCE IS INCREDIBLE.
This is Gary .Paul its good to see more brothers expand their musical tastes. But it seems that Black groups get signed to only Rap music . We are truly multidimensional.
When i think Sia, ill always think zero7. Sad that zero7 isnt mainstream. But then, maybe thats part of why i like them. More talent and creativity than commercial, producer in the music, messing up the pure sound.
the bass player has the best soul chops I've heard in 30 years, .... every loop through verse, chorus etc, .. his lines are different every time through, each one is unique.... plays from feel and creates a new line every time
Seems like there are a bunch of wildly talented musicians on that stage. The drumming is also wild. Henry and Sam obviously had a great eye for talent, their studio backgrounds obviously giving connections to some of the best studio musicians.
This Folks was a band in its prime. Sublime vocals by 3 unique artists and perfect songs, this was pretty much the pinnacle for Zero 7. I hope to this day they somehow remember how to make music like this and dream they entice Sia, Sophie and Tina back for one last dance
I don’t know if it was the apex of their creativity… but the band pretty much fell apart after this, with Sophie and Sia both leaving. Wish they didn’t have to throw the baby out with the bath water.
Something quite very special... wish i'd have been there!!
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This music is my company since 2003. Had the luck to see them live here in Cologne on their "When it falls" tour. This music give me goosebumps even after I listend to it for like 216232 times. This music is a work of love and joy.
I love revisiting this performance, thanks to the uploader. I was 16 and in the crowd, this gig secured me as a Zero 7 fan for life. Cheers to Sam and Henry, still evolving their sound and still killing it 10 years on!
I absolutely love this set. I have watched it about 7 or more times within the last 3 weeks. Never have I watched a live set this much. This era of Zero 7 was truly magical. Too bad I never got to see them in person.
What a magical intro. The transition from Olson into Warm Sound is just insane! Especially the little improvisation on the synth there. A great hommage to Boards of Canada!
I was there, 16 years old, watched the opener of Paul McCartney then shot off in the rain to catch Zero 7... one of the best gigs of my life. The energy in that tent was amazing, such a vibe :)
Wow, Mozez, Tin D, Sophie and Sia with the boys?? This is truly an amazing given all of the nationalities of all of the performers and vocalists in this band. To get all of them on one stage??? Quite an accomplishment! The concern would have been incredible to witness first hand! Sure wish I could have been there. Thanks Rob Betcham for listing this killer concert!
Agree with so many of the comments here: this is just such a musically rich and wonderful show. Everyone on stage seems to be in love with the songs, clearly having a blast together with these unique, way-more-rich-than-they-might-seem songs. A band with no crazy pop hooks, no flash, not even a real frontman/frontwoman. Just sensational players creating a deep, transportive sound. I envy everyone who got to be there in person for it.
This band is one of those gems that iTunes recommended after I bought something else. I would just drift off listening to Simple Things. Years later when Sia became popular, I can't even describe the feeling that came over me when I realized it was the same singer. All three ladies sound so good together. I've watched this concert video so many times. It's one of those performances that, if I could live the rest of my life inside this concert, I'd be content.
This is lovely, so disappointed I never got to see Zero 7 play. Hopefully the come to Australia again. Look at the lack of phones in the crowd. 2004 really doesn't seem that long ago, but so much has changed
I watch this once every year. Still just amazing as the first time seeing it. The insane nostalgia and longing for better times this creates inside are insane! Amazing piece of history right here xxx
I’ve listened to this performance and the original recordings for so many years, and they’re still not wearing on me. Such amazing writing and performances
Thanks so much for posting this. This was my Best Glastonbury moment of all time. I had never heard of them and just prior walked past Oasis on the main stage (edit: no that was the night before!) ... came into the new bands tent (edited: not the glade!) and had one of the best experiences of my life - this intimate gig and then onto a wonderful Glastonbury night until dawn. Never regained that feeling since - including this year. I fell in love with this sound right then and it's never gone away. Please do this again guys.
+D r Jezz Funny how 10 years can play tricks on the mind - Zero 7 were on Saturday night in the new bands tent, so Paul McCartney was on the Pyramid, Oasis were the previous night. I only know this because my friend was not at all impressed with missing Paul McCartney until Tina and Sia helped bring her 'round!
+Marc Yates Lol! Marc, you're so right - long time ago, but, the memory of the moment is still that it was the best Glastonbury night I ever had ... but hey, that's Glastonbury nights for you, eh? Was convinced it was the Glade for some unknown reason - probably because it's my favourite stage - still it really was sublime and thanks for reconditioning my memory! :)
+Unknown P Judging by the fact that Marc above had to remind me which exact night it was and where it was, I'd better not say any more! Just that it really was amazing and it was night time - like I said, that's Glastonbury for you :)
They were the headliners, so they would've started at about 10 or 10.30pm. I was waiting outside for them to start listening to the previous band (could've been The Killers?) and the sun had just finished setting.
Mine probably is Sophie Barker, especially as she's featured on the band's greatest song : In the Waiting Line and on a couple of some of my other personal favorites!
Todd Little wow, that sounds amazing.. was that back in '04? I've been a big fan since When It Falls but unfortunately never had the chance to cross paths and see them live.
Destiny..the song, the personal meaning.....a story of growth in myself, and a massive life changing event back then, that to this day, leaves me in tears....Irony..I was not ready for it, and it was never to be, but the song allows me to cling to the beautiful parts that did take place...As to Sia... to all of Zero 7...no words needed.....that was 20 years ago, and still it resonates, still hits me hard........I listen to it specifically to remain strong.
Discovered Zero 7 in the last 3 years (better late than never!) - love their music. Great to see Sophie, Tina and Sia singing together, what talents. Love Mosez too, first song of theirs I ever heard was 'I Have Seen' and I was immediately enticed - the music is so interesting and the writing so good - dripping in quality.
I was introduced at zero 7 back in Bolivia in the year 2003, was a perfect timing cause i need that energie. Now 16 years later it brings the same mood to my soul.
Great upload thank you kindly.. from the BOC Olson opening intro all the way thru Distractions this is a wonderful showcase of amazing musicians put together by Zero 7... acts like this are very far and few in between these days.
The interview at the end was adorable Sia showed herself to be so lovely as did Tina who is from Denmark not that you would know from her perfect English they are so talented yet so humble lovely people.
Zero 7 seems to always have the best singers Tina Dico, Sia, and Sophie Barker. I love this band . So happy i found this..the are incredible! Forgot to mention the guy that sang first.... do not know his name, but wow...another good singer!
Genius had the pleasure of seeing Zero 7 once with Sia and after she branched out. The later was sad an end of an era as we looked on and thought this is not Zero 7. The first time with Jose Gonzallez but still had Sia hypnotic tones. I missed this era 2004 and wow what a concert. Thanks for sharing.I can fully understand bands have to evolve if Zero 7 were still producing these tracks from 2004 no one except us would listen and buy/download their material.Have to agree with the comment regarding Mozez overlooked and we all know why.
Just exquisite.... The girls have incredible voices when they sing on their own but together it's heavenly. Zero 7s albums are cherished greatly. And Tina, I am in love with Tina.
This is one of the most underrated bands on the planet.
they don't need to be in the spotlight and benevolent critics ... ;-)
Totally
I was just about to say that !
I got to see them in 2006 (with Sia and Jose Gonzalez).....they were just incredible. I feel very lucky to have seen that line-up live!
@@BruceWiggins you can tell they were all in flow at this showing, what a joy to witness this kind of awe.
Zero 7 have accompanied me through real tough times in my life i never would have emotionally recovered so well without them. Crazy how music can do that.
Same here nowadays... Sometimes I cry over everything as I listen to their music and don't even know why it's happening cause the music is uplifting and wonderful... But it really helps! ❤
The power of cool music
Likewise. My divorce...
Incredible. They are always there for us. An album for every mood. They helped you in your divorce my man. And I've cried many times friend. Moon to let zero 7 mix totally breaks me. I love you all ❤
Same here. Every single of of their songs.. and especially this performance. Changed how my brain perceived what is possible in music and how it makes me feel.
0:03 Olson - [Boards of Canada Cover]
1:34 Warm Sound
6:40 Home
11:11 Look Up
16:45 Somersault
22:05 Passing By
26:57 In The Waiting Line
31:08 I Have Seen
37:27 The Space Between
43:59 Destiny
49:50 Morning Song
56:39 Provider (Zero 7 Remix) [NERD song]
1:00:30 The Girl Will Find Out [Donovan cover]
1:05:04 Distractions
;)
Provider (zero 7 remix) is the unknown instrumental
The Girl Will Find Out is the other song (Donovan cover)
Todd Little Oh ok. Thank you! I did some searching but still couldn't find what they were.
also it's The Space Between - When It Falls before Destiny
REVISED
0:03 Warm Sound
6:40 Home
11:11 Look Up
16:45 Somersault
22:05 Passing By
26:57 In The Waiting Line
31:08 I Have Seen
37:27 The Space Between - When It Falls
43:59 Destiny
49:50 Morning Song
56:39 Provider (Zero 7 Remix) [NERD song]
1:00:30 The Girl Will Find Out [Donovan cover]
1:05:04 Distractions
Just to add on, the 58:55 mark starts to transition from Provider into Zero 7's Light Blue Movers. If you want to double check, the studio version of LBM is on YT.
Todd Little If we really wanna get crazy you can add the Boards of Canada song Olson which they play into Warm Sound..
Ah, my mother used to dance like Sia ... gone decades ago. Here I am 77 years old with the same heart problems and the memory brings tears to my eyes.
Whoever put a thumbs down should be banished from the planet. For all eternity. And even longer.
Real music. Real musicians. Raw talent. WARM SOUND is my go to song when I need to float!
This tour is why you go to live music. It was absolute magic. The singers were amazing and at the beginning of their careers. Band was really tight and hungry to play their great, if small, catalog. Mozez was Mozez. It was a moment in time that passed and can't be recreated even if they wanted to. Out of maybe 300 shows I've seen, this was the one were I felt lucky to be there every second because it was so clear how special the time was for them as artists and performers. And for the crowd as an audience. Transience can sometimes be sad - theirs was joyful at least for me.
Beautifully expressed
I am so jealous you got to see them live😊
You've brought me to tears
From the opening score of Olson by Boards Of Canada to the exit interview with Sia off to get sloshed and Tina going "home", this performance plays out like an award-winning feature concert film. Brilliant. Serene. Perfect.
This will forever be one of the best things ever posted on RUclips.
Yes, it is.
You are so correct.
True. :-)
Agreed
Check, straight into my favorites - this is fckn great!
The things I would give for a Zero 7 reunion. Sigh.
Been at them for years...
@EVERTONFC. They have an album with Swim Surreal and it's a good album. Hopes this makes your day.
You can tell that Tina and Mozez were the singers who most felt the full force of this absolute machine behind them. They were levitated and THIS PERFORMANCE IS INCREDIBLE.
The people who attended Zero 7 gig were really lucky. I wish I was there. What a band with Sia, Tina, Mozes and Sophie. Bravo !!!....
Happy for Sia and all of her solo success, but I sure do miss this group. What a great show, these wonderful songs sound even better live.
Beautiful relaxing songs - first two albums were stunning
This is Gary .Paul its good to see more brothers expand their musical tastes. But it seems that Black groups get signed to only Rap music . We are truly multidimensional.
When i think Sia, ill always think zero7. Sad that zero7 isnt mainstream. But then, maybe thats part of why i like them. More talent and creativity than commercial, producer in the music, messing up the pure sound.
@@martinpowell5769 The third was pretty similar, the fourth was good in its own right but not the sound that people wanted.
Sia=Zero 7 forever in my mind.
Simple things has been the soundtrack to my bedtime for about 12 years now....never gets old
"I have seen" was my alarm clock for years... great way to start my day! ; )
Same here! Good do see that they still have love from everywhere
totally agree, have my mix with morcheeba, and sweet dreams
me too, after a J
@@gustavogolmar9197 LOVE Morcheeba!
I've been listening to Air and Zero 7 for a week, every album from both of them. Packed with loads of lovely analogue synth sounds.
Those are my two top favorite groups! I agree, some of the classiest synth sounds.
What a set. Starting off with a Boards of Canada cover. Amazing.
the bass player has the best soul chops I've heard in 30 years, .... every loop through verse, chorus etc, .. his lines are different every time through, each one is unique.... plays from feel and creates a new line every time
So agree with this comment. Sits in the mix so nicely, just the right amount, never too much but some of those licks he plays just blows me away!
Tasteful AF. Who is it?
@@adamwintz1072 Robin mullarkey . He's one of the best studio bassists out there. Does a lot of work with Jacob Collier too
Seems like there are a bunch of wildly talented musicians on that stage. The drumming is also wild. Henry and Sam obviously had a great eye for talent, their studio backgrounds obviously giving connections to some of the best studio musicians.
I completely agree. What kind of examples of bassists are similar like this? I need to practice creative soulful bass lines.
This Folks was a band in its prime. Sublime vocals by 3 unique artists and perfect songs, this was pretty much the pinnacle for Zero 7. I hope to this day they somehow remember how to make music like this and dream they entice Sia, Sophie and Tina back for one last dance
Don't forget Mozez ;)
the chillout stuff was the best.
And Jose Gonzales.
I don’t know if it was the apex of their creativity… but the band pretty much fell apart after this, with Sophie and Sia both leaving. Wish they didn’t have to throw the baby out with the bath water.
Magic yes pinnacle no. You have time to learn tho
tina ,sia and Sophie all on the same stage. wow
Normer Snob just Sia and Zero7, is all that I need
And Mozez
Pure class alright :)
3 imperfect Angels...I want them!!!!
Something quite very special... wish i'd have been there!!
This music is my company since 2003. Had the luck to see them live here in Cologne on their "When it falls" tour. This music give me goosebumps even after I listend to it for like 216232 times. This music is a work of love and joy.
I just discovered their music a week ago...I have been listening to them non-stop...totally hooked!
Isnt that crazy when you just discover something you find special .
That's how it started for me back in 2002.
I love revisiting this performance, thanks to the uploader.
I was 16 and in the crowd, this gig secured me as a Zero 7 fan for life. Cheers to Sam and Henry, still evolving their sound and still killing it 10 years on!
I absolutely love this set. I have watched it about 7 or more times within the last 3 weeks. Never have I watched a live set this much. This era of Zero 7 was truly magical. Too bad I never got to see them in person.
Brilliance that will never be seen live again... simply amazing
Never say never.....this is magic. 😌
@@elizabethmcleod246 I hope im wrong Liz :)
What a band... thank you Zero 7 for all the beautiful songs that lift us up when we've needed lifting more than ever...
What a magical intro. The transition from Olson into Warm Sound is just insane! Especially the little improvisation on the synth there. A great hommage to Boards of Canada!
Sure is
Simply amazing. Will never get old and only gets better with age. This cd has a very special place in my heart.
I was there, 16 years old, watched the opener of Paul McCartney then shot off in the rain to catch Zero 7... one of the best gigs of my life. The energy in that tent was amazing, such a vibe :)
Timeless music. It will always sound great.
So sweet, so deep, so smooth, so great, so lovely, so awesome, so smart.
So ZERO 7
I hate how Mozez gets overlooked by the other three vocalists, he is also extremely talented and brings a lot to the group.
I SEE him and FEEL him!!! Incredible...no words!
I ❤️ them all!
Why is this NOT on dvd? Wonderful songs, well thought out and great musicians!
This is the Sia I sooo adore! 💟
That voice is a gift to the world
Best accompaniment while working from home during COVID-19. So glad to have stumbled upon this!
Certainly the best period of the band. What a regret they did not continue in this style :'(
Well yeah but by their second album there was already criticism of them just doing the same thing over again. Damn they did it well.. ;-)
@@DrTune lmao I would listen to every album even if they sounded the same.
Sia, Tina Dico e Sophie Barker. Incredible...
Don't forget Mozez, please!!
I cannot describe how much I love this band. 'They should have sent a poet.'
Wow, Mozez, Tin D, Sophie and Sia with the boys?? This is truly an amazing given all of the nationalities of all of the performers and vocalists in this band. To get all of them on one stage??? Quite an accomplishment! The concern would have been incredible to witness first hand! Sure wish I could have been there. Thanks Rob Betcham for listing this killer concert!
Agree with so many of the comments here: this is just such a musically rich and wonderful show. Everyone on stage seems to be in love with the songs, clearly having a blast together with these unique, way-more-rich-than-they-might-seem songs. A band with no crazy pop hooks, no flash, not even a real frontman/frontwoman. Just sensational players creating a deep, transportive sound. I envy everyone who got to be there in person for it.
This band is one of those gems that iTunes recommended after I bought something else. I would just drift off listening to Simple Things. Years later when Sia became popular, I can't even describe the feeling that came over me when I realized it was the same singer. All three ladies sound so good together. I've watched this concert video so many times. It's one of those performances that, if I could live the rest of my life inside this concert, I'd be content.
Me too, love this.
I fall in love with these women from the CD music and then the film just confirms it.
This is when the music mattered more than the antics.
The best version of Zero 7. Pure Magic. Bring it back.
This is lovely, so disappointed I never got to see Zero 7 play.
Hopefully the come to Australia again.
Look at the lack of phones in the crowd. 2004 really doesn't seem that long ago, but so much has changed
This is legendary. Can't stop listening to Zero 7 after all these years ❤🔥
I listen to them at least once a day since I discovered them back in 2002
Every Night at bed time!! For the past 10 years, at least!! (And I'm not kidding - my wife insists and I don't mind)
I watch this once every year. Still just amazing as the first time seeing it. The insane nostalgia and longing for better times this creates inside are insane! Amazing piece of history right here xxx
I’ve listened to this performance and the original recordings for so many years, and they’re still not wearing on me. Such amazing writing and performances
Can we take a moment to reflect on just how amazing human beings can be?
I remember those day when there was no phones in the crowd. :) One of the best Pohoda festival concert for me! Ahoj from Slovakia!
Wow Distractions is unbelievably smooth. Sia's voice man...
Thanks so much for posting this. This was my Best Glastonbury moment of all time. I had never heard of them and just prior walked past Oasis on the main stage (edit: no that was the night before!) ... came into the new bands tent (edited: not the glade!) and had one of the best experiences of my life - this intimate gig and then onto a wonderful Glastonbury night until dawn. Never regained that feeling since - including this year. I fell in love with this sound right then and it's never gone away. Please do this again guys.
+D r Jezz Funny how 10 years can play tricks on the mind - Zero 7 were on Saturday night in the new bands tent, so Paul McCartney was on the Pyramid, Oasis were the previous night. I only know this because my friend was not at all impressed with missing Paul McCartney until Tina and Sia helped bring her 'round!
+Marc Yates Lol! Marc, you're so right - long time ago, but, the memory of the moment is still that it was the best Glastonbury night I ever had ... but hey, that's Glastonbury nights for you, eh? Was convinced it was the Glade for some unknown reason - probably because it's my favourite stage - still it really was sublime and thanks for reconditioning my memory! :)
+D r Jezz Damn mate you dont know how much I envy you haha. At what time did they get on and off of stage?
+Unknown P Judging by the fact that Marc above had to remind me which exact night it was and where it was, I'd better not say any more! Just that it really was amazing and it was night time - like I said, that's Glastonbury for you :)
They were the headliners, so they would've started at about 10 or 10.30pm. I was waiting outside for them to start listening to the previous band (could've been The Killers?) and the sun had just finished setting.
There were some absolutely phenomenal musicians on that stage. That drummer and bassist are so deep in the pocket it’s wild.
Beautiful and sublime all the way. This deserves so much love ❤️ the way that it makes you feel 💃🏻💆🏽🇦🇺
How could Sia go from this to Chandelier... I'll never get it!!
Agreed.. Crazy right?
Well, she actually never was my favourite Zero7 female vocalist...
The Zero 7 boys had a way of bringing out the best of whomever they worked with.. Tina is my favorite..she's just incredible!
Mine probably is Sophie Barker, especially as she's featured on the band's greatest song : In the Waiting Line and on a couple of some of my other personal favorites!
i thought i was the only one that thought 'wtf?" she did such a great music
Thanks for posting this entire Relic! LOVE Zero 7..especially when Mozez, Tina, Sophie and Sia were on the same stage..
Brilliant (heavens, Sia is just wonderful)
saw this tour in an old converted church in Miami. Was absolutely amazing.
Todd Little Now that sounds like a religious experience in itself
JWitt30 it was. the sound was amazing. place fit something like 300 people max. was really something.
Todd Little wow, that sounds amazing.. was that back in '04? I've been a big fan since When It Falls but unfortunately never had the chance to cross paths and see them live.
JWitt30 yeah, think it was summer of 2004.
That sounds beyond amazing..
Glory hallelujah indeed.
Destiny..the song, the personal meaning.....a story of growth in myself, and a massive life changing event back then, that to this day, leaves me in tears....Irony..I was not ready for it, and it was never to be, but the song allows me to cling to the beautiful parts that did take place...As to Sia... to all of Zero 7...no words needed.....that was 20 years ago, and still it resonates, still hits me hard........I listen to it specifically to remain strong.
precious... they're so special together, we'll miss forever this moment in time!
thank you for this. Zero 7 is my favorite band in the world. I never got to see them perform live, so this is amazing. Once again, thank you.
genuine qualities...absolutely elegance with profoundness...back in good old scene!!!
Songs with the just the guys singing are good, songs with the gals FANTASTIC, superior. Great concert, 😊 thank you.
If there is a heaven, and it’s made up of our own idea of perfection.....make mine a Zero 7 concert. Thanks
So true! Luv luv them
It is!!!
Discovered Zero 7 in the last 3 years (better late than never!) - love their music. Great to see Sophie, Tina and Sia singing together, what talents. Love Mosez too, first song of theirs I ever heard was 'I Have Seen' and I was immediately enticed - the music is so interesting and the writing so good - dripping in quality.
I was introduced at zero 7 back in Bolivia in the year 2003, was a perfect timing cause i need that energie. Now 16 years later it brings the same mood to my soul.
and to add... if Tina looked at me the way she does at 7:56 I'd forget what I was playing and most likely fall down.. she is absolutely gorgeous.
and a wonderful singer/songwriter -- I added her to my Pandora station seeds
haha yeah from the camera angle at 7:58 that saucy look appears to be directed at the bass player, who knows ;-)
Why haven’t I heard of this band before…….top class especially when doing the garden.
Probably the gig I most wish I could have been at in my lifetime. Raw, imperfect perfection.
ZERO 7, THE BEST BAND EVER.
Great upload thank you kindly.. from the BOC Olson opening intro all the way thru Distractions this is a wonderful showcase of amazing musicians put together by Zero 7... acts like this are very far and few in between these days.
The interview at the end was adorable Sia showed herself to be so lovely as did Tina who is from Denmark not that you would know from her perfect English they are so talented yet so humble lovely people.
Oh my freaking gosh, that rendition of Somersault. Goosebumps and tears.
remember this 21 years ago,still as good today,ZERO 7😘
A treasure and tragedy that this is so old and so over. But damn, I cry like it was just yesterday.
Sia is amazing.Unique voice and great songwriter for many big artists.I happen to love love tina dico her voice is so melodic and just beautiful.
Her diction is poor but her voice AMAZING
Can't get enough, love watching this video and their music .
Zero 7 seems to always have the best singers Tina Dico, Sia, and Sophie Barker. I love this band . So happy i found this..the are incredible! Forgot to mention the guy that sang first.... do not know his name, but wow...another good singer!
I just discovered this band @zero7 & I love , love , love it. ❤💃💃💃💃💃💃
One in a Million concert 🍒 🤙 ... Loved it from beginning to the end !
Small venue, lucky audience - cheers from Canada. Love you guys.
Super 👌. My most favorite video concert ever! The level of talent on that stage is out of this world!
so, hearing Olson was so soothing. superb cover.
Genius had the pleasure of seeing Zero 7 once with Sia and after she branched out. The later was sad an end of an era as we looked on and thought this is not Zero 7. The first time with Jose Gonzallez but still had Sia hypnotic tones. I missed this era 2004 and wow what a concert. Thanks for sharing.I can fully understand bands have to evolve if Zero 7 were still producing these tracks from 2004 no one except us would listen and buy/download their material.Have to agree with the comment regarding Mozez overlooked and we all know why.
Ah the nostalgia! First time i heard Sia was in the Zero7 days..... almost 20 years later still enjoying Sia Music! What a musical prodigy.
Thanks Sia for introducing me to Zero 7. Aussie music is freaking beautiful and full of real talents.
Big time chills when the first note of BOC's Olson came on. Wish I got the chance to see Zero 7 live. One of my all time favs.
Aahhhh I had a mini heart attack when Olson started playing. Hadn't seen this before. Brilliant intro
Boards of Canada at the start. Awesome.
One of very best music
My life is sound, speakers and love for every music genre but this is spaceship for ears and mind ❤❤
Nikola 1985 Serbia
Just exquisite.... The girls have incredible voices when they sing on their own but together it's heavenly. Zero 7s albums are cherished greatly. And Tina, I am in love with Tina.
It’s really only in the past few months that I’ve really discovered SIA. So enjoying this part of her journey with this band. I truly talented lot.
MAN I would love to have been there and just got lost in Zero 7 awesomeness!! Especially getting to see Tina Dico sing live grrr!
Warm Sound I just love .. everyone is just so talented, still listening on repeat
They really were the best. If they’d kept releasing another When It Falls every 2-3 years since 2004 I’d be the happiest guy in the world.
Absolutely perfect !!!!
Sia Is just an ICON of unique. Such a talent if not the most talented singer ever. I love her. Shes tops with me.
Me too
cant believe i was living in the UK at the time of this gig and didn't go:)
The best Prog/Folk band to ever come from Britain.
Just beautiful music.
Sia being a backing singer is just beautiful
Magic Trip….Singular Masterpiece..