Sektion9 Well, once you get that up and running, I would also suggest the Siouxsie & The Banshees “Superstition” tour in 1991. One song is particularly memorable to me because they killed every light in the Florida Theatre (Jacksonville) and cast a single, low power blue lamp on Siouxsie, alone in the middle of the stage. The song is called “Softly”. It was epic.
it indicates that this is 90s song, in 90s there were lots of interesting harmonies & melodies, and after music industry commercialisation it all gone, now you won't find anything even close@@ilyas_claymore
@@VincentRE79 Because the best female musicians (cute or not) DON'T push their sexuality. And these LOSH chicks never did. Yes they are QTs but they are TALENTED rock'n'roll QTs and the pop music world wants videogenic dingbats, lip-synching overchoreographed sex robots and dumb broads such as Spice Girls and Britney Spears and such. Sad but true.
Lush "Nothing Natural" should have 50 million views. I have listened to this song myself at least 300 times since it was created when shoe gazing genre was first coined a style. Perfection sound
I wonder what an 18 year old in 2020 would think of this. Thats about how old I was when this song came out and I find it mind blowing. Beautiful and steadily building power that makes feel like I will burst.
Found out abt this band from an instagram post, decided to check them out so here i am so i can tell you that an 18yr old in 2020 feels the same as you
I'm 19 yo and this is the best genre I ever listen. Just the audio production seems amazing Listen to Soda Stereo, is the biggest influence of dream pop in spanish Pd: from Argentina whit love
@@diebartdie2837 The early/mid 90s was in my opinion the last flurry of great creative music. the shoegaze, electronic and Manchester bands were great.
A friendly acquaintance was the Canadian stringer (I tried to spell correspondent and failed) for Melody Maker in the early 1990s. Backstage at a Lush concert, Miki gave him a homemade bracelet strung with wooden beads. For years, he never washed that wrist.
Always and forever, thank you to Great Britain and the British people whose creativity, since the 1960s, has given the rest of the World hundreds of unique bands such as Lush and music of unparalleled beauty, quirkiness and atmosphere. What would our lives have been without British bands? And while I am here, thank you, admiration and adoration from Palermo, Sicily, also to Cocteau Twins, Pink Floyd, Syd Barrett, Discharge, Wire, Colin Newman, Killing Joke, Siouxsie And The Banshees, Broadcast, The Smiths, Human League, Curve, Skunk Anansie, Genesis, Steve Hackett, Boards Of Canada, Adam & The Ants, Public Image Limited, Prefab Sprout, Lloyd Cole & The Commotion, The The, Napalm Death, Cranes, Cardiacs, Led Zeppelin, Yazoo, Iron Maiden, Police, Blur, Fall, Sex Pistols, Buzzcocks, Jamiroquai, Seal, Slowdive, Clash, Madness, Cure, Depeche Mode, Joy Division, New Order, Radiohead, Goldfrapp, Dubstar, Charlatans, Ride, Heaven 17, Judas Priest, Marillion, The Buggles, Throbbing Gristle, Japan, Nick Drake, This Mortal Coil, Pet Shop Boys, Cardiacs, Damned, Dire Straits, Echobelly, Teardrop Explodes, Carcass, Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark, Eurythmics, Soft Cell, Thrilled Skinny, Dead Or Alive, Psychedelic Furs, Simple Minds, XTC, The Streets, Pretenders, The Queen, Lily Allen, Tears For Fears, Supertramp, The Kooks, Duran Duran, Brian Eno, Magazine, Groove Armada, Amy Winehouse, Coldplay, Saxon, Dead Can Dance, Massive Attack, Electric Light Orchestra, The Who, Inspiral Carpets, The Wedding Presents, Kate Bush, Cabaret Voltaire, Placebo, The Rolling Stones, Housemartins, Visage, Culture Club, Expelled, Aphex Twin, The Jam, P.J. Harvey, Gary Numan, Howard Jones, Suede, Everything But The Girl, Roxy Music, Thrilled Skinny, Freur, Frankie Goes To Hollywood, 10cc, Ladytron, Japan, Morcheeba, Helen Love, The Beatles, Spiritualized, Loop, Th' Faith Healers, Mark Ronson, Pretenders, Bauhaus, Kate Nash, Lotus Eaters, Black Sabbath, Oasis, The Sundays, All Saints, Portishead, Verve, Exploited, David Bowie, Talk Talk, Bauhaus, Elastica, Hey Elastica!, David Gray, Joe Jackson, Nick Kershaw, Spandau Ballet, Supergrass, The Korgis, Badly Drawn Boy, Tricky, Pale Saints, The Creatures, Bronski Beat, Fine Young Cannibals, Madness, Extreme Noise Terror, Stranglers, Stereolab, Keane, Motorhead...
@@hustler3of4culture3 Only the main female singer Lætitia Sadier is French. The rest of them are/were British and Australian. Also the band formed in London, not in France.
junior year in college in Vermont. Watching this video in late 1991 on "MTV's 120 Minutes" (midnight on Sundays, the time when MTV would actually show new / alternative music....yes, even back then we were annoyed that MTV didnt play enough music videos) in the dorm TV lounge with friends.....fun times. Days before the cellphone, right before the Internet became a household word.......we can never go back....but I will say, the music was SO much better back then.
@@nkvd1606 Definitely pure bliss! the layering of the guitars and the vocals are really hazy and dreamy. Ethereal and melancholic are always the first things that come to mind. love it.
@City Nat I think it started in the early 90s when some artists were criticized for looking down at their shoes too much and not being showy like rock stars. This was because they were messing with their guitar pedals so much and probably shy. Hence they were made fun of and called shoegazers
@City Nat it started where else but in the music press...bored music journos with nothing better to do decided to create a scene (as ever) and lump a lot of vaguely similar sounding bands together...some of the vitriol from certain journalists was particularly vicious and vindictive...where are you now Jonathan Selzer?
Heard it just today and listened it for about five or so times already. Was pretty surprised when I discovered that the song was made in 1991. Sounds very modern and fresh.
That transition starting at about 3:00 till the end of the song! Takes this song to a whole different level. AMAZING! Love the ethereal quality of the video. Sometimes, at the birth of something, we do not see or comprehend the utter perfection and beauty in its simplicity. This video stands the test of time very well. ♥🎵🎵♥
quite interesting how life in its vast mystery and the spiritual beauty and nature of it all works in such a way where the often rare minority of us out there are truly able to sense and feel aspects of life like this type music where others typically never notice or have ability to feel some thing other worldly .
My personal favourite thing about this song is an additional guitar layer that turns on at 1:03 (and in further parts) and fades out after a couple of seconds. It's majestic and funny at the same time. Because it creates so much volume and then slides away so fast that lack of it is actually pretty noticeable. Don't know why it's mixed that way but I like the pure shoegazy feeling it gives.
Before I met you I was blind Pills and liquid filled my mind Beneath your outline I was new Overflowing with your tune And don't you know you're beautiful Next month I missed you like a child Couldn't see past you though I tried And don't you know you're beautiful And don't you know you're beautiful Now I think of every hour When you still retained your power And the precious nights we'd share When we'd breathe in common air The feeling now you've gone This wretched life goes on The knife inside of me It turns just like a key The sunlight always comes too soon My body asks me what to do I was so small and vulnerable And you were only beautiful The seasons shining in your hair And it was more than I could bare But I can see you in my smile And you are only beautiful
Truth!!!! I grew up in Podunk dick Texas and still managed to see them 3 times by the time Spooky came out !!! Lush was THE band as far as I was concerned.
Anki Hansen No, fuck you! Cocteau Twins were a huge influence on Lush. Go listen to Britpop if that’s the kind of stupid tribal attitude you approach music with.
Amazing, I remember listening to this on the radio in the early 90's and thinking it was cool, but there was no way to know at the time which bands were going to pass the test of time and be recognized much later for how brilliant they were ... it only becomes clear after the passage of many years.
Emma closed her eyes constantly like an idea of feeling the ethereal song, it’s the effect of Lush that a few people can recognize in dream pop bands, when you pay attention to the deep and real message, in the middle of the guitars, there no just a melody, it’s an idea and, overall, a feeling. Emma just felt that in that moment also.
4AD just keep getting it right :) Ah 1992, buying Spooky (with free t-shirt!) from Red Eye in Sydney, meeting my first girlfriend in June, then watching Lush at the Marquee on 8th December - heady days indeed
I was at the same show, I went with my brother, and ran into a couple of friends there. I remember everything about the night except seeing them playing, which is kind of strange.
I have clear recollections of being introduced to weed for the first time in the 90s at house parties with Lush playing in the background. Perfect ethereal music for getting stoned with your friends.
Drug dependency is weakness. Listen to it without being inebriated and let it flow through you. Their music is enough of a drug in itself, that no others are necessary.
I can't believe 117 gave this a thumbs down ! I Love Lush since Spooky and Gala came to the states. Their sound is sooooo original. The video is so dreamy like shoe gaze is supposed to be. Just look at Miki and Emma. 😍❤💓
Funny, the bass line in this song IS great, but it must have been monotonous and tedious as hell for the bassist. It's the same riff over and over again with no deviation whatsoever.
That eye raise at 3:03 is priceless, it's almost as if she didn't want to do this video.just the pure closeness of these two angels with such lulliby voices that could sing anyone to sleep is priceless.i am a fan of cocteau twins, curve, single gun theory, my valentine and many other great female vocal bands that have a wonderful sound as well as good written lyrics.these girls have a following that should be in the millions, but we appreciate them.
I'm not totally into all of Lush's music but I absolutely love a few of their songs. This is one of them. Blows me away with it's power. This song is straight up fantastic.
LYRICS: 😁👍✨ Before I met you I was blind Pills and liquid filled my mind Beneath your outline I was new Overflowing with your tune And don't you know you're beautiful Next month I missed you like a child Couldn't see past you though I tried And don't you know you're beautiful Now I think of every hour When you still retained your power And the precious nights we'd share When we'd breathe in common air The feeling now you're gone This wretched life goes on The knife inside of me It turns just like a key The sunlight always comes too soon My body asks me what to do I was so small and vulnerable And you were only beautiful The seasons shining in your hair And it was more than I could bear But I can see you in my smile And you are only beautiful.
This song encapsulates the 90s and that wonderful decade it was. Peak humanity
UK Alternative 90s
When I was 17, I saw Lush open up for Cocteau Twins, December 1990, in Los Angeles.
Luckyyyyyy. I had The Cranes & The Cure in 92. Kids these days just don’t know.
@@spiritdanimal9302 And not to mention Dinosaur Jr. They also opened up for Cure along with The Cranes. :)
I was 7 when this happened and i'm still pissed. I need to invent a time machine just to go back and watch all my favorite artists live.
Sektion9
Well, once you get that up and running, I would also suggest the Siouxsie & The Banshees “Superstition” tour in 1991. One song is particularly memorable to me because they killed every light in the Florida Theatre (Jacksonville) and cast a single, low power blue lamp on Siouxsie, alone in the middle of the stage. The song is called “Softly”. It was epic.
@@spiritdanimal9302 I saw the Cranes and Cure in Sacramento in 92.
This is such a harmonically complex song, Love the ambience it creates.
Lush have some crazy chord progressions and melodies
@@ilyas_claymore uhhhh not really. still enjoyable.
@@rickdeckard1075 🤓
@@ClarenceFM ok, clarence.
it indicates that this is 90s song, in 90s there were lots of interesting harmonies & melodies, and after music industry commercialisation it all gone, now you won't find anything even close@@ilyas_claymore
2024 first time here, and loved it
You are late st 32 years!!!
Cheers!😂🎉
In 2024 this sounds like music from a heavenly past.
Both Miki and Emma are absolutely drop dead gorgeous in this video. I have no problem with saying this out loud.
Yes- I used to watch 120 Minutes on MTV just to see them in this video.
Agree, particularly Emma.
Me too, miki is stunning in this.
@@patricksmith4424 I was surprised they never became much bigger, had some great songs as well.
@@VincentRE79 Because the best female musicians (cute or not) DON'T push their sexuality. And these LOSH chicks never did. Yes they are QTs but they are TALENTED rock'n'roll QTs and the pop music world wants videogenic dingbats, lip-synching overchoreographed sex robots and dumb broads such as Spice Girls and Britney Spears and such. Sad but true.
Lush "Nothing Natural" should have 50 million views. I have listened to this song myself at least 300 times since it was created when shoe gazing genre was first coined a style. Perfection sound
It seems like it’d be a famous hit in general. Not just people into the dream pop or shoegaze niche.
I have a cd of Gala in the cd player in my car. That's how much I listen to Lush. yeah, obsessed.
I wonder what an 18 year old in 2020 would think of this. Thats about how old I was when this song came out and I find it mind blowing. Beautiful and steadily building power that makes feel like I will burst.
Found out abt this band from an instagram post, decided to check them out so here i am so i can tell you that an 18yr old in 2020 feels the same as you
I'm 19 yo and this is the best genre I ever listen. Just the audio production seems amazing
Listen to Soda Stereo, is the biggest influence of dream pop in spanish
Pd: from Argentina whit love
i'm 17 and i absolutely love this
@@diebartdie2837 The early/mid 90s was in my opinion the last flurry of great creative music. the shoegaze, electronic and Manchester bands were great.
im 19 lmao
the memory of chris lives on in uploads like this. fantastic band
Yes..he seemed like such a beautiful soul😢
I was in love with the singers and their music 31 years ago. Can't believe it's been so long. The music is still excellent all these years later.
A friendly acquaintance was the Canadian stringer (I tried to spell correspondent and failed) for Melody Maker in the early 1990s. Backstage at a Lush concert, Miki gave him a homemade bracelet strung with wooden beads. For years, he never washed that wrist.
Always and forever, thank you to Great Britain and the British people whose creativity, since the 1960s, has given the rest of the World hundreds of unique bands such as Lush and music of unparalleled beauty, quirkiness and atmosphere.
What would our lives have been without British bands?
And while I am here, thank you, admiration and adoration from Palermo, Sicily, also to Cocteau Twins, Pink Floyd, Syd Barrett, Discharge, Wire, Colin Newman, Killing Joke, Siouxsie And The Banshees, Broadcast, The Smiths, Human League, Curve, Skunk Anansie, Genesis, Steve Hackett, Boards Of Canada, Adam & The Ants, Public Image Limited, Prefab Sprout, Lloyd Cole & The Commotion, The The, Napalm Death, Cranes, Cardiacs, Led Zeppelin, Yazoo, Iron Maiden, Police, Blur, Fall, Sex Pistols, Buzzcocks, Jamiroquai, Seal, Slowdive, Clash, Madness, Cure, Depeche Mode, Joy Division, New Order, Radiohead, Goldfrapp, Dubstar, Charlatans, Ride, Heaven 17, Judas Priest, Marillion, The Buggles, Throbbing Gristle, Japan, Nick Drake, This Mortal Coil, Pet Shop Boys, Cardiacs, Damned, Dire Straits, Echobelly, Teardrop Explodes, Carcass, Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark, Eurythmics, Soft Cell, Thrilled Skinny, Dead Or Alive, Psychedelic Furs, Simple Minds, XTC, The Streets, Pretenders, The Queen, Lily Allen, Tears For Fears, Supertramp, The Kooks, Duran Duran, Brian Eno, Magazine, Groove Armada, Amy Winehouse, Coldplay, Saxon, Dead Can Dance, Massive Attack, Electric Light Orchestra, The Who, Inspiral Carpets, The Wedding Presents, Kate Bush, Cabaret Voltaire, Placebo, The Rolling Stones, Housemartins, Visage, Culture Club, Expelled, Aphex Twin, The Jam, P.J. Harvey, Gary Numan, Howard Jones, Suede, Everything But The Girl, Roxy Music, Thrilled Skinny, Freur, Frankie Goes To Hollywood, 10cc, Ladytron, Japan, Morcheeba, Helen Love, The Beatles, Spiritualized, Loop, Th' Faith Healers, Mark Ronson, Pretenders, Bauhaus, Kate Nash, Lotus Eaters, Black Sabbath, Oasis, The Sundays, All Saints, Portishead, Verve, Exploited, David Bowie, Talk Talk, Bauhaus, Elastica, Hey Elastica!, David Gray, Joe Jackson, Nick Kershaw, Spandau Ballet, Supergrass, The Korgis, Badly Drawn Boy, Tricky, Pale Saints, The Creatures, Bronski Beat, Fine Young Cannibals, Madness, Extreme Noise Terror, Stranglers, Stereolab, Keane, Motorhead...
Stereo lab were French, no?
@@hustler3of4culture3
Only the main female singer Lætitia Sadier is French. The rest of them are/were British and Australian.
Also the band formed in London, not in France.
Y la cuenta es interminable! Caro amigo , saludos desde Latinoamérica! 👋👋👋
@@benedettobruno1669 thanks for the info. Never knew that. Appreciated
You forgot someone
the bassline to this song is really entrancing
I was baked in a coffee shop in Amsterdam the first time I heard this , life has never been the same .
junior year in college in Vermont. Watching this video in late 1991 on "MTV's 120 Minutes" (midnight on Sundays, the time when MTV would actually show new / alternative music....yes, even back then we were annoyed that MTV didnt play enough music videos) in the dorm TV lounge with friends.....fun times. Days before the cellphone, right before the Internet became a household word.......we can never go back....but I will say, the music was SO much better back then.
back in days when people WROTE MUSIC
Man I pictured that. Just stumbled across lush despite being a bloody valentine fan for about 15 years. Yes music was better back then
As well as the chart show at 11am every Saturday morning around that time 😊
2024. Still EPIC. Lights out, incense lit. Ethereal music. Astounding how they managed to encapsulate such darkness and light at the same time.
light implies darkness. this song is kinda gnostic aesthetically and I love that.
I absolutely love this song 😂❤
Long live the 90's !
Back when Neopsychodelic music ruled the charts worldwide!!!!
Long live the 80's
The last great decade.
I hate to be the one to break it to you but....
The 90s died 22 years ago
@@somebloke2238 you think your comment makes you cool?
I am 59 proto GenXer and I'll never forget how much LUSH influenced me. I owwe her thar color haie think its next
Probably my favourite Lush song. Ethereal
Perfect way to describe it. This song embodies everything u think of when you hear 'ethereal'. It's pure bliss.
@@nkvd1606 Definitely pure bliss! the layering of the guitars and the vocals are really hazy and dreamy. Ethereal and melancholic are always the first things that come to mind. love it.
for a moment I got confused because they have a song called "ethereal". hahaha
Just now getting into this band, all these years later. Off my radar way back in the day. Liking what I'm hearing.
メタル小僧だった当時、Rushと間違えて見たMV。
心地よい音楽と透きとおるような声に心を奪われました。
さっそくアルバムspookyを購入し、繰り返し聴いていたことを思い出します。
最近活動再開したみたいで嬉しいです。
Aside from their heavenly vocals, these two shoegaze goddesses were absolutely visually stunning.
gorgeous, sexy, and talented women!
And you are a level Omega MANGINA.
@City Nat I think it started in the early 90s when some artists were criticized for looking down at their shoes too much and not being showy like rock stars. This was because they were messing with their guitar pedals so much and probably shy. Hence they were made fun of and called shoegazers
@City Nat it started where else but in the music press...bored music journos with nothing better to do decided to create a scene (as ever) and lump a lot of vaguely similar sounding bands together...some of the vitriol from certain journalists was particularly vicious and vindictive...where are you now Jonathan Selzer?
@City Nat I think it was from NME
Their voices still give me the chills. Angelic. Beautifully written lyrics. Lush is pure musical perfection.
Heard it just today and listened it for about five or so times already. Was pretty surprised when I discovered that the song was made in 1991. Sounds very modern and fresh.
now play it very loud like the band is in the room with you. then you'll understand.
I spent my entire 20s in the 90s. Lucky me. Love Lush. Miki is a goddess.
That transition starting at about 3:00 till the end of the song! Takes this song to a whole different level. AMAZING! Love the ethereal quality of the video. Sometimes, at the birth of something, we do not see or comprehend the utter perfection and beauty in its simplicity. This video stands the test of time very well. ♥🎵🎵♥
quite interesting how life in its vast mystery and the spiritual beauty and nature of it all works in such a way where the often rare minority of us out there are truly able to sense and feel aspects of life like this type music where others typically never notice or have ability to feel some thing other worldly .
This band needs to be much more well known than they are. Just a terrific group and sound.
Love this song. It's perfect therapy for drowning out worries in your life.
Still listening to Lush in late 2024.
My personal favourite thing about this song is an additional guitar layer that turns on at 1:03 (and in further parts) and fades out after a couple of seconds. It's majestic and funny at the same time. Because it creates so much volume and then slides away so fast that lack of it is actually pretty noticeable. Don't know why it's mixed that way but I like the pure shoegazy feeling it gives.
The flourishes are a nice double track
Before I met you I was blind
Pills and liquid filled my mind
Beneath your outline I was new
Overflowing with your tune
And don't you know you're beautiful
Next month I missed you like a child
Couldn't see past you though I tried
And don't you know you're beautiful
And don't you know you're beautiful
Now I think of every hour
When you still retained your power
And the precious nights we'd share
When we'd breathe in common air
The feeling now you've gone
This wretched life goes on
The knife inside of me
It turns just like a key
The sunlight always comes too soon
My body asks me what to do
I was so small and vulnerable
And you were only beautiful
The seasons shining in your hair
And it was more than I could bare
But I can see you in my smile
And you are only beautiful
Keep writing I've written a bunch of modern poetry/prose
Lovely song....⏳🧞♀️🩰🦓💖💟🕯️🎠👗👖🎇🙏💕🌊
When bad times happens in your life songs like this is the best way to go through them
Didn't even know this song had a video. This is the best Lush song but I didn't think it was anyone else's favorite
Never seen or heard of them before, this is so cool.
If you like this have you heard the Coctau Twins stuff?
@@aikighost Fuck the Cocteau Twins, this is LUSH!
Truth!!!! I grew up in Podunk dick Texas and still managed to see them 3 times by the time Spooky came out !!! Lush was THE band as far as I was concerned.
Anki Hansen No, fuck you! Cocteau Twins were a huge influence on Lush. Go listen to Britpop if that’s the kind of stupid tribal attitude you approach music with.
@@aikighost or slowdive, my bloody valentine
I love this song and music video. Early 90's shoegaze was epic back in the day.
Amazing, I remember listening to this on the radio in the early 90's and thinking it was cool, but there was no way to know at the time which bands were going to pass the test of time and be recognized much later for how brilliant they were ... it only becomes clear after the passage of many years.
My friend's brother would always sing this song I never knew the name or really the lyrics and 13 years later thank god I've found this masterpiece 👏🏼
Emma closed her eyes constantly like an idea of feeling the ethereal song, it’s the effect of Lush that a few people can recognize in dream pop bands, when you pay attention to the deep and real message, in the middle of the guitars, there no just a melody, it’s an idea and, overall, a feeling. Emma just felt that in that moment also.
it's probably the fan in her face causing her to blink
I think the fan and strobe lights are a reason too.
Short version. Beatiful song, beautiful band, beautiful women ❤❤❤
Incredible song by one of the best bands from
4AD RECORDS ever !!!...
Stray opens up the album and then right into this great song
True
This has now become a new favorite of mines. Happy that I discovered it
The zooms of them strumming is so iconic. Such a damn great band!
4AD just keep getting it right :) Ah 1992, buying Spooky (with free t-shirt!) from Red Eye in Sydney, meeting my first girlfriend in June, then watching Lush at the Marquee on 8th December - heady days indeed
High Cloud Walker I remember buying Spooky as well that year. I didn’t get a t shirt - I don’t think they offered it in the USA.
I was at the same show, I went with my brother, and ran into a couple of friends there. I remember everything about the night except seeing them playing, which is kind of strange.
@@CyberNancy I didn't get a free t-shirt, either. But I bought one when I saw Lush in San Francisco on the Spooky tour. I still wear it on occasion.
One of my all-time favorite bands. Brilliant songwriting and no one sounds like them
I have clear recollections of being introduced to weed for the first time in the 90s at house parties with Lush playing in the background. Perfect ethereal music for getting stoned with your friends.
Drug dependency is weakness. Listen to it without being inebriated and let it flow through you. Their music is enough of a drug in itself, that no others are necessary.
You 4 are THE greatest! No doubt at ALL!❤😀
I can't believe 117 gave this a thumbs down ! I Love Lush since Spooky and Gala came to the states. Their sound is sooooo original. The video is so dreamy like shoe gaze is supposed to be. Just look at Miki and Emma. 😍❤💓
rethugliKKKans only like songs about nazi's,, like spring time for hitler.
Love this band...what great production.
Gorgeous and talented girls.
such a good song
Saw their first US/college tour at my school. Must've been 70 of us there. They were utterly FANTASTIC!! Instant fan - for years. ;)
gawd I wish this gets remaster, I love the bassline in this tune!
Go listen on my channel dude.
Funny, the bass line in this song IS great, but it must have been monotonous and tedious as hell for the bassist. It's the same riff over and over again with no deviation whatsoever.
That eye raise at 3:03 is priceless, it's almost as if she didn't want to do this video.just the pure closeness of these two angels with such lulliby voices that could sing anyone to sleep is priceless.i am a fan of cocteau twins, curve, single gun theory, my valentine and many other great female vocal bands that have a wonderful sound as well as good written lyrics.these girls have a following that should be in the millions, but we appreciate them.
eyeroll yes!
Emmas eyes beeing honest
they both hated this video LMFAO.
yeah they should've been bigger, but they were always kinda between genres.
Dream pop at its best.
But be that as it may I would still like to extend mah sincere appreciation fo sharing this rare and awesome gem from the vaults of 4AD✊🏼
My love for this band has never left me after all these years - thanks guys.
I hit play, and some of the best parts of the 90's just flows out of this.
Such a unique sounding song and band. Love it
Lush/Curve/Siouxie and the Banshees/The Cure ... Greatest bands of our time, at that time. ♥♥♥
Such a beautiful song. Ageless.
My favorite Lush song, thanks for uploading this 🎶💖🎸
I'm not totally into all of Lush's music but I absolutely love a few of their songs. This is one of them. Blows me away with it's power. This song is straight up fantastic.
Such a beautiful tune 🥰🙌🏻❤️
Maedasalt brought me here, and I am grateful to have discovered such an amazing band through them
Vom
Great song.
Love Lush, so much!
Loving Miki's book!
Wonderful song and album
best song everr
Probably my favourite Lush song. Had a massive crush on Emma!! Don't think i was the only one....
Shes mine young man!! Ive been drooling over her for more than 30 years now so I get her first!
@@slaakattak OK, I'll take Miki then ...
I actually love the video, this is my first introduction to this band and I’m loving their energy
this song makes me want to go back in time......
Best band ever. Saw them on tour In SF in 2016. They were absolutely brilliant.
Miki always so Beautiful!!
She is outstanding and gorgeous. I love her vocals too hahahaha.
Lush songs and clips it's always so good. I'm becoming a fan right now.
Wore this tape out in my WalkMan back in the day...Good memories.
Ha. Walkman.
fantastic
saw Lush at Lollapalooza in '92, what a great show they did
i'm so jealous.....
Thank you Lush. Chris ( RIP).
Finally.... when you guys pulled it down from underrated’s channel I thought I’d never see it again
Same here!
Awesome music 🎶 😁
1992 year! / shoeglass style
England
J'adore tous leurs albums. Groupe légendaire
Saw them live up front in 1991 or 1992 in Manhattan ! Awesome show!
Super ahead of thier time.... 🥺🥺🥺
? I mean I like them and everything, but come on... This music is very much of the specific time it came out.
Still are
Imo Lush produced the music we needed to hear. Its sad people didn't appreciate their music better. Instead we got the music people wanted - grunge.
LYRICS: 😁👍✨
Before I met you I was blind
Pills and liquid filled my mind
Beneath your outline I was new
Overflowing with your tune
And don't you know you're beautiful
Next month I missed you like a child
Couldn't see past you though I tried
And don't you know you're beautiful
Now I think of every hour
When you still retained your power
And the precious nights we'd share
When we'd breathe in common air
The feeling now you're gone
This wretched life goes on
The knife inside of me
It turns just like a key
The sunlight always comes too soon
My body asks me what to do
I was so small and vulnerable
And you were only beautiful
The seasons shining in your hair
And it was more than I could bear
But I can see you in my smile
And you are only beautiful.
What are they saying at the end though?
dryerjj sounds like they’re saying
“Don’t die, baby don’t die”
@@dasdead Damn, that's chilling if that's what they say, considering that the drummer later committed suicide.
@@davidl570 wow. brutally chilling. these lyrics are so heavy. never knew them til now, 30 years later+
@@sizone Ditto! Appreciate skrap5461 posting them!
I was 18 when I first heard this song. I must have listened to the Spooky album at least a hundred times.
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Wow! I still LOVE them! Sounds amazing, so original, so beautiful.
Epic song!
Especially the ending part.
Heavenly ❤️✨
very nice!
After they played my friend's brothers club. He wore a lush shirt every day for moons. I'm now hearing the talent. Nice sound
I wear a Lush shirt about once a fortnight to my work at a major high-tech company.
Great sound.
OMG!! THANKS SO MUCH FOR POSTING THIS!
One of my favorites from Lush. Currently reading Miki’s book.
Forever 4AD
Wonderful voice , wonderful faces.
My favorite Lush song.
One of my favorites. Brilliant!