I only ever buy people's music if they deserve it, and Wye Oak has definitely deserved it. Good work you two. Wish you could come to Australia, Perth specifically......
This version of this song brims with so much life from both its conductors that I am completely floored every time I play this video. This ephemeral moment has been lodged in my heart, even as nothing but an observer, for many years - and I expect it will remain there for many years to come. Though its creators may grow and change in so many amazing ways, and though the artists themselves may understandably have a much different connection to this song, I will forever appreciate the passion and the emotion that happened to be captured at this point in time. I first heard this song in its album version, in high school, the year it came out. This is the song that made me want to take guitar seriously, because out of all the sensational music I'd heard up to that point, this was the first band that instilled an understanding of what "music" means which I carry to this day: music can be a landscape, a place to feel and to experience in ways that a purely rational reality cannot yield; an experiential layer of reality which we cannot fully describe, because it is purely the reality of experience, and of feeling. This is the song that started me on the path toward understanding music as being a part of our reality that connects to the archetypal fabric of ourselves, and that perspective has shaped so much of my reality. Though you will hopefully never read it, to Jenn and Andy, thank you so much for allowing yourselves to express and to feel, then and today; not just Wye Oak, but over the years adding on Joyero and Flock of Dimes have, together, been 3 of my favorite music projects for the last 10 years. It's not about TV shows or specific sets, it's about the deep connection between feeling and rhythm that you, as artists, have both done so much to incarnate. Thank you so much for expressing yourselves in such a way that I could hear you, and creating art that I could bring within myself not just to create on my own, but to heal. Thank you for helping me understand music in a different (honest; passionate; experiential) way. I am so excited to see what you both create from here - and if I never get to see it, all the more honest. Tl;dr Wye Oak recreated music for me and no amount of talent or skill can replace the emotional impact they've had on me
Fucking fantastic, what a great song. Amazing how sometimes a show, or movie is just made for a certain song, or vice versa. Ive listened to a few of her songs but this one is by far the best. Walking dead!
Watching Jen introduce this song always kills me, knowing how much they both grew to resent playing it. I cannot imagine how frustrating it would be to have people compartmentalize, to oversimplify, to reduce your art into one song played during a short sequence on a television show. The Walking Dead didn’t turn me onto Wye Oak, Andy and Jen did.
`letter` I am nothin' without pretend I know my thoughts Can't live with them I am nothin' without a man I know my faults, but I can't hide them I still keep my baby teeth In the bedside table with my jewelry You still sleep in the bed with me My jewelry and my baby teeth I don't need another friend When most of them I can barely keep up with Them perfectly able to hold my own hand But I still can't kiss my own neck I wanted to give you everything But I still stand in awe of superficial things I wanted to love you like my mother's, mother's, mother's did Civilian
The candle tattoo, was a fake sharpie drawing I think from the AV Club performance where they did Danzig's "Mother".... I just watched it a few minutes ago and they drew it on her arm as a tribute to Danzig....
Guitarra alucinante, sería un placer cantar junto a vos, mujer , viajaria para ello,,, soy hijo de un Gran Compositor, Cantautor y Artista (Ricardo "Tito" Gomez) y me importa un carajo lo que diga el mundo . Algo herede y estaré orgulloso de brindarlo al mismo.... Solo por Amor a la buena música !!!!! saludos
I like Walking Dead too but a song as good as this deserves to be talked about on its own youtube page. Especially the top two comments. She looks like a bad ass when the guitar builds up...
Normal version. Epic.
Live version. Epic.
This song. Epic.
Epic??? LEGENDARY*
My favourite song of all the emotional songs in the walking dead.
same here
U forget about "Oats in the water" Ben Howard's
That sense of rythm is unbelievable.
absolutely
youre right
Shane seeing that lone walker in the field. SO FUCKING HAUNTING. I miss this show back then!! 😔 it makes me sad with no Rick or Carl now
such a great marriage of music and sight. Perfect melancholy...perfect sense of loss...perfection.
fuckkk why u spoiling
@@teota4173 if you haven't seen by now...well...
@@thegood9 well no I haven't seen it I'm on the sixth season...
@@teota4173 not a big spoiler, but it's a symbolic moment
when she closes her eyes she puts so emotion into the song :)
I only ever buy people's music if they deserve it, and Wye Oak has definitely deserved it. Good work you two. Wish you could come to Australia, Perth specifically......
I've started to learn guitar 2 years ago because mainly of her... she's my master, my Yoda!!
Have you kept it up?
@@sdavey0 yes/no... it's complicated! lol!
representing Shane. He was also alone among the living
I still keep my baby teeth
In the bedside table with my jewelry
you still sleep in the bed with me
my jewelry and my baby teeth
Love those lyrics
Nicolas Vasquez
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This sounds so different from the recorded version. Especially her voice.
My favorite version the Wye Oak, congratulations!
what
guitar outro is amazing
Being Human brought me here. This song made me keep coming back
so authentic
unbelievable I love this ...
This version of this song brims with so much life from both its conductors that I am completely floored every time I play this video. This ephemeral moment has been lodged in my heart, even as nothing but an observer, for many years - and I expect it will remain there for many years to come. Though its creators may grow and change in so many amazing ways, and though the artists themselves may understandably have a much different connection to this song, I will forever appreciate the passion and the emotion that happened to be captured at this point in time.
I first heard this song in its album version, in high school, the year it came out. This is the song that made me want to take guitar seriously, because out of all the sensational music I'd heard up to that point, this was the first band that instilled an understanding of what "music" means which I carry to this day: music can be a landscape, a place to feel and to experience in ways that a purely rational reality cannot yield; an experiential layer of reality which we cannot fully describe, because it is purely the reality of experience, and of feeling. This is the song that started me on the path toward understanding music as being a part of our reality that connects to the archetypal fabric of ourselves, and that perspective has shaped so much of my reality.
Though you will hopefully never read it, to Jenn and Andy, thank you so much for allowing yourselves to express and to feel, then and today; not just Wye Oak, but over the years adding on Joyero and Flock of Dimes have, together, been 3 of my favorite music projects for the last 10 years. It's not about TV shows or specific sets, it's about the deep connection between feeling and rhythm that you, as artists, have both done so much to incarnate.
Thank you so much for expressing yourselves in such a way that I could hear you, and creating art that I could bring within myself not just to create on my own, but to heal. Thank you for helping me understand music in a different (honest; passionate; experiential) way. I am so excited to see what you both create from here - and if I never get to see it, all the more honest.
Tl;dr Wye Oak recreated music for me and no amount of talent or skill can replace the emotional impact they've had on me
I just keep on coming back here for some soul healing ♥️ Shout out from South Africa to the world 🙋🏾♂️
One of the best guitar riffs I've ever heard.
How beautiful!
Agreed !! the Amsterdam balcony is my personal fave
Yes!!
I wanna cry when i m listenin this song
she bring alternatif music back to life.. I love her.. Come to Indonesia, I'll be watch your gig here
Simply the best...so much emotion. So much talent. Love you guys
Oh wow, I just love her voice!
Damn she is so good that it sounds like there are about 3 other guitarists playing along with her.
One of the top 10 songs of the last decade. Layered. Gorgeous. Heart wrenching.
wow,she's amazing.
Wye Oak não imagina que tem muitos brasileiros que ama essa musica, eu sou um desses amo essa musica véi 😍🎶 , alguém em 2021 ???
Com certeza ksksk
really i m dont know how i say this but this song really amazing.
Great song ! Great voice! Wonderful talent
THis song will forever remind everyone ( most everyone) of Shane and the walking dead...
Fucking fantastic, what a great song. Amazing how sometimes a show, or movie is just made for a certain song, or vice versa. Ive listened to a few of her songs but this one is by far the best. Walking dead!
Watching Jen introduce this song always kills me, knowing how much they both grew to resent playing it. I cannot imagine how frustrating it would be to have people compartmentalize, to oversimplify, to reduce your art into one song played during a short sequence on a television show. The Walking Dead didn’t turn me onto Wye Oak, Andy and Jen did.
`letter`
I am nothin' without pretend I know my thoughts
Can't live with them
I am nothin' without a man
I know my faults, but I can't hide them
I still keep my baby teeth
In the bedside table with my jewelry
You still sleep in the bed with me
My jewelry and my baby teeth
I don't need another friend
When most of them I can barely keep up with
Them perfectly able to hold my own hand
But I still can't kiss my own neck
I wanted to give you everything
But I still stand in awe of superficial things
I wanted to love you like my mother's, mother's, mother's did
Civilian
I love song , i love TWD 💚
And again, I fall in love.
I think i found her, i will call her La luz de mi vida
I don’t know why but this song makes me
Memories of walking dead season 2 :( miss it.
mitchell smith shane
this is one of the
BEST
songs of 2011
Is beautiful :')
I just saw the episode this is from last week. I love this song. Now i'm going to learn how to play it and record a live cover of it.
Chills.
This song makes me really feel...
thank you for posting this. best version of this song ever.
AMAZING, i loved the song!
what a beautiful song!
I love this song
I love this song.;)
When I first hears that song on the walking dead it really got me. WOW can just imagine what it was like for this audience.
love them full stop
GORGEOUS.
this is epic
a born rock star
I can't stop listen this music HELP ME .....I LIKE ITTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT !!
this is just awesome
one word: AWESOME!
beautiful
The Walking Dead, end of Season 2 E10
Amazing!
Yes, yes, true....and the lone walker on the field... nostalgic
super chanson et bon groupe j'adore .
Excellent tune.
amazing
Encantadores.
this song makes me another one
I totally agree you :)
18 Miles Out
0:34 it starts.
Beautiful, sad, moving.
Yes:)
perfeito!!!!
That guitar tho
i want it
eu conheci wye oak através de the walking dead,mas especificamente por esta música.muito epico. algum BR aqui?
+Paulo Henricki sempre, br em todo canto
Me apaixonei por essa música assim que a ouvi em Walking Dead, tema do Shane.... :)
+Patricia Bustamante tbm...amo essa musica
conheci ela One Tree Hill.
Também amo essa música, faz minha depressão aumentar ... Mas é tão linda ...
amazing :)
Brilliant.
Real talent here
The candle tattoo, was a fake sharpie drawing I think from the AV Club performance where they did Danzig's "Mother".... I just watched it a few minutes ago and they drew it on her arm as a tribute to Danzig....
すごくいい❤
best band ever
QUE VOZ LPM❤️😍
How are there only four comments on this video? They are incredible!
holy holy is great
amen
Guitarra alucinante, sería un placer cantar junto a vos, mujer , viajaria para ello,,, soy hijo de un Gran Compositor, Cantautor y Artista (Ricardo "Tito" Gomez) y me importa un carajo lo que diga el mundo . Algo herede y estaré orgulloso de brindarlo al mismo.... Solo por Amor a la buena música !!!!! saludos
Specially staring at that lone walker at the field,isolated and lost..a very tragic character, the walker and Shane.
very cool
essa música é muito boa
Muito mesmo!
this is like that show nip tuck , I think they came out with an artist like this
I love the way she played this song!! Can someone do a tutorial of this?
Demais.
breaks in her voice explains even more than this excellent song
sick voice.
Delisin. Bunu söylememelisin. Akıllara zarar, deliyim. Mükemmel bir şey bu.
the applause could've been better, but the song and filming is spectacular :)
THE WALKING DEAD AMAZING
any more from this session? its unplayable on NPR's site. Thanks for the upload, great song.
Q TEMA TAN MAS BUENOOO sigue asiii :3
I like Walking Dead too but a song as good as this deserves to be talked about on its own youtube page. Especially the top two comments. She looks like a bad ass when the guitar builds up...
this album is $5 on Amazon now!
same
nice
Anyone know why I can't find the whole video on the NPR page? I looked through the list twice :(