Shnootz - Reaction Video (Electronic feat. Neil Tennant - Disappointed)

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  • Опубликовано: 18 дек 2024

Комментарии • 22

  • @mongooz24
    @mongooz24 Год назад +1

    One of my favorites, not just of Electronic, but all songs.

  • @NoCreamedCorn
    @NoCreamedCorn Год назад +1

    This is different from the version I know, which is probably the radio mix. Neil Tenant is my most random celebrity encounter. He was arriving in Stockholm at the same gate I was departing in 2004. I didn’t approach him but I smiled and nodded. He returned the same.

  • @MarkSatchwillArt
    @MarkSatchwillArt Год назад +5

    Agreed, it's the most PSB's sounding of their collaborations, but the music was by Bernard and Johnny (the ravey piano riff was by Bernards brother), then Neil wrote the lyrics and melody. I absolutely love it, though I think the single version is superior as it doesn't have the musical breakdowns this one does and emotionally it flows better. At the time it came out I was living in London and life was a whirlwind of failed romances and one night stands so this track really spoke to me. I think it's Neil doing all the vocals but if anyone knows better they can correct me. I love how dreamy and romantic it is, how it soars at the end like you're in love. Wonderful.

    • @paulwells9882
      @paulwells9882 Год назад

      Yes it was Neil singing the high notes

  • @madpaul6520
    @madpaul6520 Год назад +1

    Always great on a sunny day.
    Good review

  • @WYVEREX5
    @WYVEREX5 Год назад +1

    If I didn't know better, I'd think this was a PSB track. Those high vocals put me in mind of One in a Million from Very, so yes, Neil can sing like that. I love the funky bass, how big it goes into the chorus along with the string synths and then the addition of the guitar riffs. I like the piano, too. The lyrics do seem to be about finding someone who won't disappoint you as others have, but the line "at the back of my head, I believe what you said" makes me wonder if our narrator fully believes it's true himself. Maybe his desire for a good relationship has him dreaming that it is real this time.

  • @secretsymphony
    @secretsymphony Год назад +1

    As someone who has been listening to both Neil and Bernard since the 1980s, I can tell those high-pitch harmonies are Neil's. He does occasionally go high, notably on the single Before.

  • @PatrickTardifsubcell
    @PatrickTardifsubcell Год назад +3

    Great song! But hey! Anything that is made from Sumner, Marr, Tennant, Low and with orchestral bits from Ann Dudley… it was the supergroup of the early 90s

  • @Bandido894
    @Bandido894 Год назад +1

    This is so haunting, melancholy beautiful dance track, which played a lot radio in August 1992, never played after that. Even said it's PSB, but in some extenct even exceed it. Get's better in the end, background synth gives even more atmospheric impact on it with his instinguish falsetto vocals. Wish You have reacted to shorter radio edit, cause it's still the best one.

  • @Lofote
    @Lofote 3 месяца назад +1

    The lyrics were inspired by DESENCHANTEE by MYLENE FARMER.

  • @majorlybad
    @majorlybad Год назад +1

    Love this one 👍🏻

  • @rouguy1972
    @rouguy1972 Год назад +1

  • @SJ-tk4ri
    @SJ-tk4ri Год назад +2

    Great chorus. Agree re the 90’s-dance piano riff, not that it’s that offensive, but looking back it was everywhere at the time 😄

  • @jpskhale2425
    @jpskhale2425 Год назад +3

    This song could have been on New Order Technique

  • @handsolo1209
    @handsolo1209 Год назад +3

    This song is very...................Northern!

  • @handsolo1209
    @handsolo1209 Год назад +1

    That piano is very "early 90s dance".

  • @PaulAJacksonMusic
    @PaulAJacksonMusic Год назад +3

    7 inch mix is a far better version... in my humble opinion. Recommend playing that

    • @mattsnider2667
      @mattsnider2667  Год назад +1

      Right on, I'll do that one and the 12" Mix too. Cheers.