Portishead - Roads (REACTION!)
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
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Hey man, great reaction. Anyone that reacts to Portishead and can appreciate their music earns a sub in my book. Good work!
The Triphop genre is pretty magical
This whole entire Album is like life in the 90's as a High School teenager going through a break up, being depressed, buring friends, and just being lost. Hell we've all been there. Great reaction dude.
favourite song of all time! the roseland live version is such an eargasm. when the strings come in i‘m dying every single time
100 % pure Beth Gibbons.
Accept no substitutes.
Portishead was an important band at the beginning of the whole trip-hop genre in the 90s. You could also check bands / artists like Moloko, Mono, Hooverphonic, Cinematic Orchestra, Groove Armada, Faithless, Skinny, Archive ( especially the Londinium album ), Massive Attack, Sneaker Pimps, Tricky, Morcheeba, Nitin Sawhney, 4Hero ...... again, a whole list of great shizzle. You wanna get a little bit deeper into EDM type stuff then bands / artists like Leftfield, Prodigy, Underworld, Tipper, Deadmau5 are great gateway stuff.
EDM is a term people who lived through this era don't recognise. EDM is a term Americans constructed decades after the UK had embraced Chicago House and created a global dance music movement.
This whole album is a masterpiece ❤️
This used to be song of choice when laying in my bed to go to sleep after smoking one, always felt nice to float away listening to this
How weird. Smoking one right now. 😄 It was made for this song.
Dummy is a classic album.
Some other great triphop tracks worth checking out imo,
Sneaker Pimps, "Six Underground"
Massive Attack "Angel" and "Karmacoma"
Tricky, "Hell is around the corner" (which actually samples the same Issac Hayes song Portishead does in their song Glory Box [quick edit there, had the wrong song])
And for some stuff that's related but more energetic, try Propellerheads "History Repeating"(featuring the legendary Shirley Bassey)
Glad I clicked more, thought you had missed Tricky off that list :)
@@WarrenLeggatt Tricky is as much a legend in the world of triphop as Beth Gibbons is, I wouldn't dare omit him. Lol
tricky is the one....also zero 7 ,the non popular songs are pretty good
Goldie with inner city life
'Her Majesty's Secret Service' by Propellerheads... Bloody amazing.
Glad you're doing these guys. This album knocked me out. Picked up by chance in a Tower Record. I had no clue. Then I knew. Kept playing it over and over and over again.
Tower Records ? Ugh. Nostalgia in my heart building.
.... over and over since today
Love this track and Glory Box from heir first album so much! I can vibe to them all day!
Immortal classic trip hop number from the decade of trip hop - the 90s. As soon as that organ plays,you know you're gonna be in for a ride,and "Roads" takes you on that trip,with those strings taking you out into the atmosphere.
I would suggest Portishead- Glory Box, studio version, and Sour Times (Roseland, NYC), All Mine, studio. Some of my favorites
Glory Box
Roseland, NYC the album.... the better live album... And i am a metal fan ...🥰
More Portishead, please!
Love your channel, god I played this album so much early 90s . Nitihn Sawhney I saw loads of times his early albums very beautiful fusing Anglo / Indian with great soul voices
Roads 🖤 insane! Check out ‘humming’ by Portishead. Massive attack and Björk ‘hunter’
Just a beautiful , beautiful song...........
Portishead have so many great songs. As do their fellow Bristolians, Massive Attack. If you haven’t checked them out, here’s a nice little career progression - Unfinished Sympathy, Protection, Angel, Butterfly Caught, Live With Me, Atlas Air. You won’t be disappointed, I promise!
I'm from bristol and massive attack and portershead was a big part of my youth. The bristol vibe was amazing back then
Loving everything you do here, man. If you like what you’ve heard from Portishead, check out a song called “The Rip.” It has some interesting elements (as always from them) and Beth sounds as haunting as ever.
Yeah adding my recommendation of tricky as well especially his first two albums maxinequaye and pre millennium tension
They have a live version of this that is pretty epic on 'MTV live and unplugged'
They performed this entire album with the New York City Orchestra. Skinny, white girl at the helm, with a never-ending cigarette in her hand. Outstanding performance.
So one of the bands I wanted to suggest to you has a link to Portishead - Talk Talk. Paul Webb, the bassist of Talk Talk later worked with Beth Gibbons (Lead singer of Portishead) under the name Rustin Man. Which is funny, because I noticed a long time before the similarities between Mark Hollis, lead singer of Talk Talk, and Beth. Sorry... Geeking out, there 😅 Anyway. Talk Talk have a very interesting sound progression in their career - much like Radiohead (which I'd also love to see your reaction to!) TT started off very poppy and got more and more experimental. So much I'd recommend, but maybe try 'The Rainbow' from their penultimate album 'Spirit of Eden' 😊🌈
I've since noticed you have reacted to some Radiohead. 😊
Don't forget Bristol's other finest son, Roni Size!
another great british band .
the strings you hear are more than likely a Mellotron, they are/were amazing and pretty rare. it's basically an analog sampler before samplers using recorded tape loops. in this case the String Tape Loops....mind boggling how dude figured this out in the late 50s early 60s, i believe. at some point the 60's british rock bands got hip to them. it's all over records of the '60s/70s, King Crimsons entire Orchestral String sections are all Mellotron, it was/is signature to their sound. Moody Blues Band, Beatle song "Strawberry Fields" intro is a Mellotron but the 'Flute" samples. depending on which model you had, you may need to open up the machine, hand change and tune all of the tape reals to go from one instrument sound pallet, "patch" in modern terms, to another.... lol. ain't no Fruity Loops sampler...but i bet money FL Studio has Mellotron Samples! lol
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mellotron
Ohh, can't anybody see
We've got a war to fight
Never found our way
Regardless of what they say
How can it feel, this wrong
From this moment
How can it feel, this wrong
Storm.. in the morning light
I feel
No more can I say
Frozen to myself
I got nobody on my side
And surely that ain't right
And surely that ain't right
Ohh, can't anybody see
We've got a war to fight
Never found our way
Regardless of what they say
How can it feel, this wrong
From this moment
How can it feel, this wrong
[INSTRUMENTAL]
How can it feel, this wrong
From this moment
How can it feel, this wrong
Ohh, can't anybody see
We've got a war to fight
Never found our way
Regardless of what they say
How can it feel, this wrong
From this moment
How can it feel, this wrong
Ive never heard this. I like it. I know some foreign songs that are killer.
Weekend Players - Jericho or any of there Songs SUPER INTOXICATING>>
If you like this , you should check out Massive Attack's first album. 2 great artists from Bristol , England
This is a desert island album for me.
If you love Portishead, you will like this song. ruclips.net/video/ffLr6tBndsQ/видео.html. It is by the group Low and the name of the song is Monkey. It is hypnotic and haunting. Low is really under the radar, but one of their biggest fans is Robert Plant from Zeppelin fame. He did a cover of Monkey on his 2010 album, and as he has often said, he only covers other people songs if he believes in his heart that it is superior to anything he could do. And coming from him, that’s high praise indeed. Hope you like it.
I'm pretty late, but if you like Trip Hop such as this band, I can't recommend "Big Calm" by Morcheeba enough. It's not exactly like this song, but it's a smooth, mellow jam with some decent bars over the top.
why youn chose this video andnot them from mtv unplugged, that was live?
I feel like too many YT music reactors give Portishead a miss, or maybe I'm just not looking hard enough, but it's good to see here. Nice reaction. You might like an outfit called Vanilla: ruclips.net/video/mmHX6dvXL8Y/видео.html
You should look up and check out sone 90s trip hop.
Holy shit cool, who asked for this ? Wouldn't have been my choice a little slow but giddy up all day !
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review, not reaction as you know the song.