Some part of the emotion of the song is missing when this is played without the slide guitar, I think. It's still a good live performance though. And to the poster above, yes, dudes crushed on Hope Sandoval big time lol.
It’s a shame they reacted to this acoustic live version and not the hypnotic sounding studio version that hits you in the feels with the slide guitar 😔
It’s a shame they reacted to this acoustic live version and not the hypnotic sounding studio version that hits you in the feels with the slide guitar 😔
I honestly prefer this version over the other because she sounds amazing, raw, and even look vulnerable which gives a vibe to this song. Looking at her, it’s like you can just feel what she’s feeling. Idk how to even put it into words lol
Studio versions are not true sound, they are processed to sell records. Live is the way to listen to Mazzy star. The sound is way better with less fake.
I don't think there are many people that were young adults in the nineties that didn't have a massive crush on Hope Sandoval! 😍 Her on stage persona was genuine shyness and stage fright. She didn't like getting up in front of an audience. I think that's one of the things that makes her so unique, in a positive way.
I was a young adult then but only heard this song (and loved it). I have actually never seen her before until now. I would have had a crush on her if I did.
Mazzy Star has always been the dark secret that could destroy my credibility as a metalhead. I have had their CDs and records hidden in my apartment for decades.
Hope Sandoval was and still is one of the most hauntingly beautiful voices and faces in music. You hang on her ever word because of her captivating delivery.
This is at the annual benefit concert for The Bridge School that's hosted by Neil Young. They teach kids with speech and physical impairments, including Young's 2 boys with cerebral palsy. He also hosts the artists volunteering their time at his ranch, and when Tom Yorke (Radiohead) was practicing Cinnamon Girl on piano, Young suggested he play it on the original piano with which he recorded it.
This was at The Bridge School benefit. I went there with two classmates and one of my teachers my senior year of high school. MAZZY WAS AMAZING. Also performing was Tom Petty, and Neil Young. It's an all acoustical concert. Best concert of my life.
WOWOWOW!!! AMAZING!! I've watched this video many, many times over the years, and thought of how lucky the people in the audience were to experience this concert! What a lineup!
It’s very hard for me to listen to this song anymore. It reminds me of someone I loved very much and we can’t be together. Every time I hear this song, I think of her and I cry. I love the songs you guys pick though.
You have to sever that link in your mind and heart, bro. I know exactly what you're describing, but you have to let yourself ugly-cry it out of your system, as long as it takes. Eventually you'll reclaim it and will no longer associate it with her. I did the same with Cocteau Twins' Carolyn's Fingers
Her voice and the hypnotic way she phrases goes deep. If Im stressed or not able to sleep I'll put the album track on. The way she phrases is like gently flying through clouds. Mesmerizing.
Roads and Sour Times is a great way to jump into them. I was lucky enough to catch the Roseland Ballroom show in NYC that was released. Edit: 2 of the 3 shows that would eventually become the live release. I miss the Roseland Ballroom so much. I have seen bands from Nine Inch Nails to Phish there.
I grew up on punk, ska and reggae but Hope Sandoval was something different. For me she represented all that was good in the world. Its like she could walk through a war zone and stop all the killing and slaughter with her haunting angelic voice.
This was a great performance, never heard it played acoustic. For the real haunting sound give the album version a go sometime when you get a chance. The guitar work coupled with her voice is amazing!
This performance is a fundraiser for The Bridge School, which is a school for special needs kids. All money raised goes to the school and the bands that play do so for free. It's a very worthy cause and more bands should do this. Kudos to Mazzy Star for this. What an outstanding performance.
As someone in his 40s, this takes me back to my younger years....and a girl i dated one summer. I remember one night listening to this song while I drove her home... and it playing in my head as we made out on her doorstep after I dropped her off. While it was a nice fling, it was not one of my serious relationships in my life. But that moment, with this song in my head, a pretty girl in my arms, with the smell of wet grass after a thunderstorm, and the sound o f summer crickets.... will always be special to me. It reminds me of one special moment when I was young. The girl and the day have faded away but the music and feeling still remain and give me a smile.
I've commented this before, about this song, but it's always true to me. "Fade Into You" is what it sounds like to be sitting in your living room, stoned, watching the snow come down. Don't remember where I read that, but it's one of the most apt descriptions of this I've ever heard.
You should really listen to the album version of this song. The slide guitar in the production version is gorgeous and adds a lot to the haunting feeling of this song.
Ok, but this live performance omits the iconic slide guitar sound that makes this song stand out, why would people suggest live version, or this performance in particular ? BRAD AND LEX did not get to react to the song as a whole. At least on your own time : LISTEN TO STUDIO VERSION!!! You were robbed of the whole experience by this boring version .
So hypnotic, Hope you still have many carrying a torch for you .your poetic delivery created a gravitational pull on my heart strings that never let go .
Since you two seem to like unique female voices, it's time to check out "What I Am" by Edie Brickell & New Bohemians ("Edie" as in rhymes with "Sweetie"). Which reminds me, it's MAZZ-y Star, as in rhymes with "Jazzy."
I remember my friend put me on to this album & I remember being like "wow" just awe struck by how beautiful her singing was. Thanks for doing this amazing song. Everyone needs to hear Hope's singing
So this song for me will always have been that comedown song after a night of partying. Just me and my gf at the time, falling asleep on her balcony at 3 am or sitting in the parking lot of a 24 hr greasy spoon after trying to sober up on bottomless coffee. Every time I hear this song, it takes me back to then. It's a comfortable memory that reminds me of a time when I had so much but thought I had so little.
When music is able to suspend your motion and clutch your psyche with mystical intensity, as was the case with Mazzy Star when I first came across them, you know it sits in the unique echelon of art. Part of what made this reaction by you guys so gripping is it mirrored the same reaction as me when I first heard Hope's voice; speechless, dream-like, and in awe. Her vocals feel as though you are ascending into the peaks of the upper-world. I would never have thought Mazzy star's indie alternative style would appeal to me at all, but since hearing Look On Down From the Bridge after that infamous Rick 'n' Morty episode - everything changed. This live-performance version at The Bridge is the best one for me . The resonance of the acoustics and sharpness of Hope's voice transcends any version of the song for me. Masterpiece.
Lex hitting on how important humanity in music actually is! That's why I, as a Record producer, insist my clients put the work in to avoid digital "fixing" when we hit the studio. 😉
Have always loved this tune. Her voice and the music to the song has that dreamy/mesmerizing quality to it. It literally takes me to another plain of mental existence.
That style of music is called Shoegaze from a style of music called paisley underground music that was popular in the mid 80s it was popular style of rock music from the mid or late 1980s thru the 1990s ! It’s supposed to represent a chilled inner self version of rock similar to dreampop ! All these genres made up some really awesome music like the Band my bloody valentine and Slowdive , Cocteau Twins and so on... Mazzy Star was a great band until the lead guitarist passed away last year I think ! Their music is a chilled but energized vibe !
@@Travelinmatt1976 Yeah I guess the Paisley Underground genre kind of got overlooked because there were so many genres of rock music at that time , most folks that were around during that time probably just associates it with being just shoegaze or dream pop because how big those became little later on there was a definite hippie vibe to it , loved that too !
BTW don’t abandon live versions, just do them after you know what the original sounds like! I agree it’s cool to see the individual components and how it’s all put together.
Guys ur showing alot of people different songs been awesome never seen this the different styles of music has been fun cheers all the best brad and lexxie
Love Mazzy Star. This whole album (So Tonight That I Might See) is such a vibe. The singer (Hope Sandoval) had such an ethereal sound to her vocals. I recommend you listening to the studio version to get the maximum vibe from this song, though it was nice watching the band perform it.
Wow, lately with Toadies, Pumpkins and now Mazzy, you are igniting some incredibly touching memories of deep in my youth. The music of the 90s was an amazing soundtrack to life back then. I deeply miss those days. Things were much simpler. Do more 90s. Please. It’s become my therapy. Thanks.
She was the anti-star star. Walking off stage and not acknowledging the audience was just who she was. So refreshing. And the song....no frills....just unloading emotion and a poetic deeply emotional way. Rare these says with all the pyrotechnics, back up dancers, clown costumes, vulgarity passing as lyrics. Stuff like this would never go over with high school/college crowd.
This entire album is so good! Another amazing vocalist is Liz Fraser. Listen to This Mortal Coil's "Song to the Siren". It's a cover but her voice is so gorgeous in this version!
Yes!! So cool you guys reacted to this. I remember reading somewhere Hope Sandoval suffers from severe shyness which would explain her on stage behaviour
Thanks for the reaction. That's Hope Sandoval. Please check out her solo work as you have time. It's amazing. "Drop" or "Suzanne". (Or more Mazzy Star)
You guys have GOT to do more Mazzy Star. The album before this was my bedtime album for all of HS in 1990. Their best song IMO, and one of the best songs ever made, is called “Look On Down From The Bridge”. Sopranos fans will remember that one.
Hope Sandoval dated William Reid from The Jesus and Mary Chain for a few years and sings on their '92 album a duet called Sometimes Always. Other Shoegaze songs/bands well worth exploring: Ride: OX4, Time Machine, I don't know where it comes from, Black Nite Crash... Lush: Leaves me Cold, Bitter The Jesus and Mary Chain: She, Head On, Reverence, Almost Gold....] Other angelic voices: Camera Obscura: Swimming Pool, I should be suspended from class, French Navy... She & Him (Zooey Deschanel + M. Ward): I put a spell on you (live on Conan), I could have been your girl, In the Sun Coeur de Pirate: Francis, Pour un Infidele, Jeb Rand (english song as part of Armistice)
This song reminds me of a girl I fell in love with WAY back in 1994 when I was 21. Man, those were good times. Every good memory of my youth had a fantastic song a tied to it.
Bless this girl, she went through the Mill with fame. Wherever she is I hope she's well. This song is Summer for me, laying on the grass with headphones in. Bliss.
She was always pulled back from the world ,you can tell that by her demeanor! But she had that voice that was so innocent and soft! Beautiful voice for sure!
@Marcus Nah..Sometimes she has concerts with the lights out. Read any interview with her, and it always comes up. In her own words she has " crippling shyness" which prevents her from looking at the audience.
![Mazzy Star - Flowers in December [Live]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Pg0CDxhJd78/mqdefault.jpg)
Some part of the emotion of the song is missing when this is played without the slide guitar, I think. It's still a good live performance though. And to the poster above, yes, dudes crushed on Hope Sandoval big time lol.
Very much needed that slide. It's the icing.
+1
@Brad and Lex, find an album version.
1000%. The slide guitar adds to the haunting quality of the song.
This song without slide guitar is like spaghetti without sauce.
It’s a shame they reacted to this acoustic live version and not the hypnotic sounding studio version that hits you in the feels with the slide guitar 😔
It’s a shame they reacted to this acoustic live version and not the hypnotic sounding studio version that hits you in the feels with the slide guitar 😔
This version isn’t bad, but I agree that listening without seeing makes the song come across differently.
I honestly prefer this version over the other because she sounds amazing, raw, and even look vulnerable which gives a vibe to this song.
Looking at her, it’s like you can just feel what she’s feeling. Idk how to even put it into words lol
Studio versions are not true sound, they are processed to sell records. Live is the way to listen to Mazzy star. The sound is way better with less fake.
@@skiptindle5976 agree to disagree.
The older I get, the more I prefer live versions. You need that extra bit of soul when yours gets weary…
I don't think there are many people that were young adults in the nineties that didn't have a massive crush on Hope Sandoval! 😍
Her on stage persona was genuine shyness and stage fright. She didn't like getting up in front of an audience. I think that's one of the things that makes her so unique, in a positive way.
I was a young adult then but only heard this song (and loved it). I have actually never seen her before until now. I would have had a crush on her if I did.
Truly. She was the mysterious, waifish, dreamy muse.
Had??
Show me someone who loves getting in front of thousands of people to be judged and ridiculed, and I'll show you a psychopath. She's normal.
Yep, and still. Just looked her up... damn if she's not 3 years older than me, would have sworn I was at least 10 years older than her.
Mazzy Star has always been the dark secret that could destroy my credibility as a metalhead. I have had their CDs and records hidden in my apartment for decades.
I feel you on that . 😂
Me too!! Had a huge crush on her back in the day!! 🤘
There is something dark about them....it makes sense
I smoke weed on my RUclips channel & i do reaction videos too😅💨
Ghost on a Highway (I think that's the name) is pretty METAL though.
Hope Sandoval was and still is one of the most hauntingly beautiful voices and faces in music. You hang on her ever word because of her captivating delivery.
This is at the annual benefit concert for The Bridge School that's hosted by Neil Young. They teach kids with speech and physical impairments, including Young's 2 boys with cerebral palsy. He also hosts the artists volunteering their time at his ranch, and when Tom Yorke (Radiohead) was practicing Cinnamon Girl on piano, Young suggested he play it on the original piano with which he recorded it.
Heart has appeared, and done their awesome Zepp covers, here on YT...
This was at The Bridge School benefit. I went there with two classmates and one of my teachers my senior year of high school. MAZZY WAS AMAZING. Also performing was Tom Petty, and Neil Young. It's an all acoustical concert. Best concert of my life.
WOWOWOW!!! AMAZING!! I've watched this video many, many times over the years, and thought of how lucky the people in the audience were to experience this concert! What a lineup!
After this, Cowboy Junkies - Sweet Jane would be perfecto.
Correct!
Dragging Hooks would have made a good Halloween song. I also like River Waltz.
"Into Dust" is another great one by them that you should do :)
That song was used in an episode of House, third season called Informed Consent.
Second this
Absolutely Amazing Song that should be one of your Next Reaction Videos Use the Official Video studio version
The live version should have been the one on The Later Show w/Jools Holland
A studio version though, not a live clip!
This may be one of my favorite reactions from you two. You seemed mesmerized and lulled by the song.
Stacey"s popping up everywhere. Lol 😜
@@ev4683 Hi 👋
@@scapito g'day Stace, hope life's treating you well. Will see you on live chat later this week.😉
She really epitomizes the sound of thet 90s in this song. Sad slow and emotional. So good.!
The most beautiful, mysterious, and haunting vocalist of modern music. Hope Sandoval is an exquisite treasure that will never be duplicated.
Mazzy Star had a sound that was ethereal, haunting and defining of its era.
It’s very hard for me to listen to this song anymore. It reminds me of someone I loved very much and we can’t be together. Every time I hear this song, I think of her and I cry. I love the songs you guys pick though.
You have to sever that link in your mind and heart, bro. I know exactly what you're describing, but you have to let yourself ugly-cry it out of your system, as long as it takes. Eventually you'll reclaim it and will no longer associate it with her. I did the same with Cocteau Twins' Carolyn's Fingers
Her voice and the hypnotic way she phrases goes deep. If Im stressed or not able to sleep I'll put the album track on. The way she phrases is like gently flying through clouds. Mesmerizing.
You guys should react to…
Portishead - Roads
🎸🤘
Roads and Sour Times is a great way to jump into them. I was lucky enough to catch the Roseland Ballroom show in NYC that was released.
Edit: 2 of the 3 shows that would eventually become the live release. I miss the Roseland Ballroom so much. I have seen bands from Nine Inch Nails to Phish there.
Timeless classic. Hope Sandoval is an amazing singer…..it needs that slide guitar though!
Hope Sandoval was so shy but it made her voice so unique and I LOVED her voice and Mazzy Star!!
I grew up on punk, ska and reggae but Hope Sandoval was something different. For me she represented all that was good in the world. Its like she could walk through a war zone and stop all the killing and slaughter with her haunting angelic voice.
Lex looks perplexed and Brad looks mesmerized
This was a great performance, never heard it played acoustic. For the real haunting sound give the album version a go sometime when you get a chance. The guitar work coupled with her voice is amazing!
You guys are super mesmerised by her haha! No comment in between just enjoying. Mazzy Star were wonderful!
Now you have to try Portishead
I was once listening to Mazzy on a long drive and passed my exit by like 10 miles. She is the epitome of zone.
This performance is a fundraiser for The Bridge School, which is a school for special needs kids. All money raised goes to the school and the bands that play do so for free. It's a very worthy cause and more bands should do this.
Kudos to Mazzy Star for this. What an outstanding performance.
Still get chills every time I hear this. It's one of those "teleports you back to a certain time" songs, just like 1979 by Smashing Pumpkins.
As someone in his 40s, this takes me back to my younger years....and a girl i dated one summer. I remember one night listening to this song while I drove her home... and it playing in my head as we made out on her doorstep after I dropped her off. While it was a nice fling, it was not one of my serious relationships in my life. But that moment, with this song in my head, a pretty girl in my arms, with the smell of wet grass after a thunderstorm, and the sound o f summer crickets.... will always be special to me. It reminds me of one special moment when I was young. The girl and the day have faded away but the music and feeling still remain and give me a smile.
I remember hearing this when it came out, beautiful and haunting. Hope Sandoval was so unique and beautiful performer.
I've commented this before, about this song, but it's always true to me.
"Fade Into You" is what it sounds like to be sitting in your living room, stoned, watching the snow come down.
Don't remember where I read that, but it's one of the most apt descriptions of this I've ever heard.
You should really listen to the album version of this song. The slide guitar in the production version is gorgeous and adds a lot to the haunting feeling of this song.
Ok, but this live performance omits the iconic slide guitar sound that makes this song stand out, why would people suggest live version, or this performance in particular ? BRAD AND LEX did not get to react to the song as a whole. At least on your own time : LISTEN TO STUDIO VERSION!!! You were robbed of the whole experience by this boring version .
I prefer the vocals on this performance then the studio tho
@@heavymetal6714 ...a wonderful song either way...I too am a metal head...I did not use to use words like "wonderful" to describe a chick tune
Yeah... this live performance is lacking... the studio version is much better.
or at least the live performance on Jools Holland
Yes, check out the radio version.
Hope is just an absolute legend. Also - loving the channel Brad & Lex!
So hypnotic, Hope you still have many carrying a torch for you .your poetic delivery created a gravitational pull on my heart strings that never let go .
Lex is a sweetheart - such thoughtful comments.
She was a goddess. Mazzy has the voice of the moment
Oh how I miss the Bridge School benefit shows. A weekend of all acoustic performances, by incredible musicians.
One of my favorite songs by them Hope is still doing her thing.
Awesome how an entire crowd shuts up and listens.
I have to agree that the studio version is something that should be listened to 🤘🤘
I listen rock all my life. But i find this song 2 years ago. That sons really awesome!
Spot on comments about the slide guitar.
It's the mood setter and atmosphere of the song.
The slide guitar gives it a hypnotic alluring feel to it.
I love this song
Absolutely love Mazzy Star, Such a haunting voice.
Hope Sandoval simply has one of the most haunting voices ever
Since you two seem to like unique female voices, it's time to check out "What I Am" by Edie Brickell & New Bohemians ("Edie" as in rhymes with "Sweetie"). Which reminds me, it's MAZZ-y Star, as in rhymes with "Jazzy."
seconded would love to hear a reaction to this
She has a hauntingly beautiful voice
I remember my friend put me on to this album & I remember being like "wow" just awe struck by how beautiful her singing was. Thanks for doing this amazing song. Everyone needs to hear Hope's singing
They are stunned...just like everybody else who ever heard this song for the first Fking time.
this reaction needs the album version.
So this song for me will always have been that comedown song after a night of partying. Just me and my gf at the time, falling asleep on her balcony at 3 am or sitting in the parking lot of a 24 hr greasy spoon after trying to sober up on bottomless coffee. Every time I hear this song, it takes me back to then. It's a comfortable memory that reminds me of a time when I had so much but thought I had so little.
I have been listening to this songs since tge 90s, love it!!!! Mazzy Star!!
When music is able to suspend your motion and clutch your psyche with mystical intensity, as was the case with Mazzy Star when I first came across them, you know it sits in the unique echelon of art. Part of what made this reaction by you guys so gripping is it mirrored the same reaction as me when I first heard Hope's voice; speechless, dream-like, and in awe. Her vocals feel as though you are ascending into the peaks of the upper-world. I would never have thought Mazzy star's indie alternative style would appeal to me at all, but since hearing Look On Down From the Bridge after that infamous Rick 'n' Morty episode - everything changed. This live-performance version at The Bridge is the best one for me . The resonance of the acoustics and sharpness of Hope's voice transcends any version of the song for me. Masterpiece.
I have loved this since the 1st time I hear Mazzy do her thing!
Hope is a siren and I crash into those rocks everytime I hear this song.
one of my favorite songs, constantly in my playlist! nice reaction!
GOD FROM DAY ONE I LOVED THIS!
BEAUTIFUL
Always loved this song. Imbedded in my brain.
Lex hitting on how important humanity in music actually is! That's why I, as a Record producer, insist my clients put the work in to avoid digital "fixing" when we hit the studio. 😉
Have always loved this tune. Her voice and the music to the song has that dreamy/mesmerizing quality to it. It literally takes me to another plain of mental existence.
Brad could not describe it better, this song 🎵 takes not only her but all of us to the place that only us knows .
Hope Sandoval has a really great, unique and distinctive voice. Also a real beauty back then!
I would have to say that is probably the most beautiful song in my opinion.🥲
A few months in, and I can see the change in the reactions. Greater exposure, greater knowledge. 👍
That style of music is called Shoegaze from a style of music called paisley underground music that was popular in the mid 80s it was popular style of rock music from the mid or late 1980s thru the 1990s ! It’s supposed to represent a chilled inner self version of rock similar to dreampop ! All these genres made up some really awesome music like the Band my bloody valentine and Slowdive , Cocteau Twins and so on... Mazzy Star was a great band until the lead guitarist passed away last year I think ! Their music is a chilled but energized vibe !
Oh wow, I forgot about paisley underground.
@@Travelinmatt1976 Yeah I guess the Paisley Underground genre kind of got overlooked because there were so many genres of rock music at that time , most folks that were around during that time probably just associates it with being just shoegaze or dream pop because how big those became little later on there was a definite hippie vibe to it , loved that too !
BTW don’t abandon live versions, just do them after you know what the original sounds like! I agree it’s cool to see the individual components and how it’s all put together.
Guys ur showing alot of people different songs been awesome never seen this the different styles of music has been fun cheers all the best brad and lexxie
She is a Goddess that walks among us. She is timeless and ageless.
I love you 2 and the real reactions to music and indifference at times but without hate involved. Much love.🤙✌
Love Mazzy Star. This whole album (So Tonight That I Might See) is such a vibe. The singer (Hope Sandoval) had such an ethereal sound to her vocals. I recommend you listening to the studio version to get the maximum vibe from this song, though it was nice watching the band perform it.
‘Look on down from the bridge’ is another great song from them
Right? I was so surprised when it showed up in Rick and morty
THE ICICLE WORKS "BIRDS FLY" (WHISPER TO A SCREAM)
Gotta react to the Jesus and Mary chain sometimes always featuring Hope Sandoval
Wow, lately with Toadies, Pumpkins and now Mazzy, you are igniting some incredibly touching memories of deep in my youth. The music of the 90s was an amazing soundtrack to life back then. I deeply miss those days. Things were much simpler. Do more 90s. Please. It’s become my therapy. Thanks.
Same!!! Such nostalgia. What I wouldn't give to go back or at least have slowed down and enjoyed it more.
Yeep. Back when we didn't really give a shit what people thought. I miss it
This is who I think of when someone mentions "shoegaze" music.
A true artist.
Love y'all reactions
She was the anti-star star. Walking off stage and not acknowledging the audience was just who she was. So refreshing. And the song....no frills....just unloading emotion and a poetic deeply emotional way.
Rare these says with all the pyrotechnics, back up dancers, clown costumes, vulgarity passing as lyrics. Stuff like this would never go over with high school/college crowd.
Aw I wish it had been the studio version, that slide guitar is something else
I think you'll like Thom York live performances as well he's a very interesting on stage
an Angel!!
Mazzy come back!!!
This entire album is so good! Another amazing vocalist is Liz Fraser. Listen to This Mortal Coil's "Song to the Siren". It's a cover but her voice is so gorgeous in this version!
Elizabeth Fraser is my favorite female vocalist. I'd go with Cocteau Twins' "Donimo" and This Mortal Coil's "Another Day."
I'd recommend checking out the album version of this one. Classic.
The most tear inducing song ever . So simple and beautiful
Yes!! So cool you guys reacted to this.
I remember reading somewhere Hope Sandoval suffers from severe shyness which would explain her on stage behaviour
Thanks for the reaction.
That's Hope Sandoval.
Please check out her solo work as you have time. It's amazing. "Drop" or "Suzanne".
(Or more Mazzy Star)
This song is 56 times better if you shut your eyes while listening. Let the song fill your body, the way smoke fills a bottle.
"Look on down from the bridge" will have you crying your eyes out.
This live performance doesn’t due them justice , you can’t feel the music melt into ur soul in this version 😎
You guys have GOT to do more Mazzy Star. The album before this was my bedtime album for all of HS in 1990. Their best song IMO, and one of the best songs ever made, is called “Look On Down From The Bridge”. Sopranos fans will remember that one.
Omg I love this song ❤️ used to listen to this so much in high school
he is weaving back in forth she got him haha
Hope Sandoval dated William Reid from The Jesus and Mary Chain for a few years and sings on their '92 album a duet called Sometimes Always. Other Shoegaze songs/bands well worth exploring:
Ride: OX4, Time Machine, I don't know where it comes from, Black Nite Crash...
Lush: Leaves me Cold, Bitter
The Jesus and Mary Chain: She, Head On, Reverence, Almost Gold....]
Other angelic voices:
Camera Obscura: Swimming Pool, I should be suspended from class, French Navy...
She & Him (Zooey Deschanel + M. Ward): I put a spell on you (live on Conan), I could have been your girl, In the Sun
Coeur de Pirate: Francis, Pour un Infidele, Jeb Rand (english song as part of Armistice)
This song reminds me of a girl I fell in love with WAY back in 1994 when I was 21. Man, those were good times. Every good memory of my youth had a fantastic song a tied to it.
Bless this girl, she went through the Mill with fame. Wherever she is I hope she's well. This song is Summer for me, laying on the grass with headphones in. Bliss.
I love how they are just taking it in
She was always pulled back from the world ,you can tell that by her demeanor! But she had that voice that was so innocent and soft! Beautiful voice for sure!
“Look on down from the bridge” by mazzy star hits hard
She's really an angel! And she sings like one too! Love her so much!
She suffers from crippling shyness, and that really comes through in her performance.
@Marcus Nah..Sometimes she has concerts with the lights out. Read any interview with her, and it always comes up. In her own words she has " crippling shyness" which prevents her from looking at the audience.