I first heard sparklehorse back in 2000 from a girl who gave me a copied cassette. I must've listened to it a million times over the first month I had it... genius!
He was amazing and this set is darkly gorgeous. Wow. You can really get lost in his work like with other depressive artists like Elliott Smith, Nick Drake, Kurt Cobain, and Ian Curtis, but remember you are what you eat and you think about what you surround yourself with. So if you listen to depressive music, you will feel depressed. Sprinkle in some happy stuff or go watch whatever makes you happy. I got lost in sun kil moon, Sparklehorse, and Elliott Smith and was very suicidal. I realize now the music was my company in misery. My toxic, codependent companion. I know not everyone is like this but be careful if you have certain tendencies.
I can handle depressing music. It's the MFing masked stupid as F sheep injecting themselves with experimental gene therapy to save them from ABSOLUTELY NOTHING.......THAT......is what I cannot handle. And when I see little kids in masks......DUDE............I want to grab a brick and approach their parents. No...but for real though. The stupidity in this world is 100% DISGUSTING.
I love/ loved Sparklehorse saw them 8 times also love Sun Kil Moon,but prefer Red House Painters also seen both of Mark Kozeleks bands a few times aswell as Mark solo,but I have to say I've never felt depressed listening to music like that a little sad yea,but then I may be lucky cos I've always had a positive outlook on life halfpint full not empty,poor but happy,oh well were all different I suppose,great music though either way,👍🎸
I was diagnosed with clinical depression at age twelve. A few years later, Bipolar 2. I think you're absolutely right about not bogging yourself down with too many depressive signals, but back when I found artists like Sparklehorse, and relatively more recently Julien Baker, it just felt good to hear sounds that could reach all the way down into the pits I've had to climb in and out of all these years.
I love you my brother from another mother I miss you ...Your music and passion will live on ....Great show Anton Keulers Thank You for posting.Mr Mark Linkous RIP my friend
A number of these songs have bits of other peoples songs/influence in there, but it's the delivery and instrumentation that still gives them a unique sound and feel.
@@pierrickguerin3390 j'y étais aussi et voudrais connaître le nom de l'artiste féminine qui assurait la première partie. Emma....... J'ai oublié le nom))
Rest In Peace, Mark. I thought your work would spread to more ears after you passed away, as it happened to Elliott Smith, Nick Drake, And even Ian Curtis. That doesn’t seem to be happening, but there’s a large cult following who think of you all the time. I’m pretty sure you’re at peace. I wish you could have found it here, but we know how much you were hurting. All is forgiven.
They’re very hard to find. Often I find out about them because of their death. Listen to Purple Mountains. Silver Jews is the same guy, but Purple Mountains is his best and last work and clearly intended to be his last. He was a published poet as well. Mark was more sensitive and it seems, fragile. More likeable. But Berman, I forget his first name, isn’t unlikeable. I think Mark’s main gift was less in his words and more in the delivery. His production, effects, and melodies all came together with yes, his great vocals to make something amazing. Especially on certain songs, this set is full of them.
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Paix et amour a tous ceux qui ecoutent ce live. Merci Mark ❤
May this wonderful man rest in peace
I first heard sparklehorse back in 2000 from a girl who gave me a copied cassette. I must've listened to it a million times over the first month I had it... genius!
What happened to the girl?
what album? good morning or vivadixie?
I was at this show!
Thank you for keeping the memory of Mark’s unique artistry alive . It’s comforting to hear him live . 💖
Thanks Life is Strange for this, Rest in Peace, Mark
I'ts a wonderful setlist
it really is
He was in his flow state during this one.
God, I love Apple Bed so much.
he gave everything.
This whole thing is fantastic, but 'sunshine' is truly, truly wonderful.
a box of stars fly over us
This is the most beautiful version of Morning Hollow I've heard them play
it's just....... perfect. the original is something but this is out of the world
Right! Shits crazy I love it
Mark would have found peace in a pandemic
This is one of the best gigs I've ever heard on here.
형님 고등학교때부터 잘 들었습니다.. 형님 부고 들었을때 진짜 울었네요.. 언젠가 공연한번 가보고 싶었는데 ㅋ 나중에 같이 술먹으면서 이야기 합시다
He was amazing and this set is darkly gorgeous. Wow. You can really get lost in his work like with other depressive artists like Elliott Smith, Nick Drake, Kurt Cobain, and Ian Curtis, but remember you are what you eat and you think about what you surround yourself with. So if you listen to depressive music, you will feel depressed. Sprinkle in some happy stuff or go watch whatever makes you happy. I got lost in sun kil moon, Sparklehorse, and Elliott Smith and was very suicidal. I realize now the music was my company in misery. My toxic, codependent companion. I know not everyone is like this but be careful if you have certain tendencies.
I can handle depressing music. It's the MFing masked stupid as F sheep injecting themselves with experimental gene therapy to save them from ABSOLUTELY NOTHING.......THAT......is what I cannot handle. And when I see little kids in masks......DUDE............I want to grab a brick and approach their parents. No...but for real though. The stupidity in this world is 100% DISGUSTING.
@@christopherlaskoski189 what the fuck are you talking about
@@Dylan-kv1wr I don't know but he has a ponny in his profile pic. Maybe it's normal for a bronnie
I love/ loved Sparklehorse saw them 8 times also love Sun Kil Moon,but prefer Red House Painters also seen both of Mark Kozeleks bands a few times aswell as Mark solo,but I have to say I've never felt depressed listening to music like that a little sad yea,but then I may be lucky cos I've always had a positive outlook on life halfpint full not empty,poor but happy,oh well were all different I suppose,great music though either way,👍🎸
I was diagnosed with clinical depression at age twelve. A few years later, Bipolar 2. I think you're absolutely right about not bogging yourself down with too many depressive signals, but back when I found artists like Sparklehorse, and relatively more recently Julien Baker, it just felt good to hear sounds that could reach all the way down into the pits I've had to climb in and out of all these years.
I love you my brother from another mother I miss you ...Your music and passion will live on ....Great show Anton Keulers Thank You for posting.Mr Mark Linkous RIP my friend
A number of these songs have bits of other peoples songs/influence in there, but it's the delivery and instrumentation that still gives them a unique sound and feel.
Thank you so much for this awesome concert!
Sparklehorse 4ever
One of the Greats...Sparklehorse were an amazing talented collective band
🖤
what a setlist.... and what an artist
Merci Mark, merci pour tout...
A thought for this 6 of march. Miss you.
Thanks for posting this jewel
Sûrement le meilleur artiste du siècle
simply amazing
I was there :,(
Moi aussi, c'est une immense joie de retrouver une trace de ce concert.
Y aurait-il une version téléchargeable ?
@@pierrickguerin3390 j'y étais aussi et voudrais connaître le nom de l'artiste féminine qui assurait la première partie. Emma....... J'ai oublié le nom))
Your voice still comforts me. Love.
I was present there! (I remember I met Bernard Lenoir in the toilets :-)) It was so long ago ?????
Excellent live sound! only beautiful songs.
Great sound and killer setlist! What a find!
Thank you for this treasure.
Tks.....
Merci infiniment !
Wow, amazing show
Rest In Peace, Mark. I thought your work would spread to more ears after you passed away, as it happened to Elliott Smith, Nick Drake, And even Ian Curtis. That doesn’t seem to be happening, but there’s a large cult following who think of you all the time. I’m pretty sure you’re at peace. I wish you could have found it here, but we know how much you were hurting. All is forgiven.
L'artiste avec un grand A......
They sound really good
I would not sleep tonight...
I hear ya
Mark :,)
Hubiera sido maravilloso escucharlo en vivo
He was excellent in concert
"Saturday" tout en douceur ce mec était un genie.....Qui d autre pour le remplacer??
écoute fog lake c’est la réincarnation de sparklehorse
my stars...
more yellow birds is so sad :(
i miss you
🔥❤️🔥
ethereal mark.
.......Pourquoi ne pas avoir sortit un live?? Dommage
Irremplaçable purée mais personne commente ?????
Why is it that his live recordings are never the same as the albums but just as good or even better?
Poetry.
13:31 this song is well suited for the soundtrack to the game Cyberpunk
2019
Ayy
Do you like it, friend?
Unbelievable. Intense: surely one of the great poets. Where are they now?
They’re very hard to find. Often I find out about them because of their death. Listen to Purple Mountains. Silver Jews is the same guy, but Purple Mountains is his best and last work and clearly intended to be his last. He was a published poet as well. Mark was more sensitive and it seems, fragile. More likeable. But Berman, I forget his first name, isn’t unlikeable. I think Mark’s main gift was less in his words and more in the delivery. His production, effects, and melodies all came together with yes, his great vocals to make something amazing. Especially on certain songs, this set is full of them.
Mark, David Berman, Vic Chesnutt, Scott Hutchison, Elliott Smith..
So many gone that shined so bright.
exploring oblivion
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