Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds - Jubilee Street | Reaction

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TODAY'S VIDEO: The Audiophiles Reaction/Review - “Jubilee Street" - by Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds
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[@francemary1863]

All is so just, captivating ; the music, the voice of Nick Cave, between whisper and power, the rhythm melodic and distressing at the same time; the dark ambiance of the clip, with the charismatic silhouette of Nick Cave. A jewel....🙋‍♀️🇨🇵

[@allsorts9909]

Such a brilliant track. One of the rare artists who has possibly got better with age. Cheers Stuart

[@lordlockdown64]

Awesome stuff, such powerfully evocative lyrics, enjoyed this one. Cheers all.

[@theaudiophiles7889]

Thanks M'lud.
Cheers, Jon.

[@blacklinkfirelink2304]

I love this whole album.

[@SteveChandler-xv4yv]

The closing passage of the recording of this doesn't quite achieve the lift off that the live version does. Would recommend tracking down a live video of this being performed live. The closing minutes are, for want of a better word, furious. Great song from a great album by a great artist.

[@mikesummers-smith4091]

A variety of styles, usually about murder and disposal of the body/ies, This song reminds me of Tom Waits in his more lyrical woods. I couldn't help thinking the punter in the video was Boris Johnson. The Ohio Express quote is unsettling.

[@arthurwohlwill3837]

I remember a Nick Cave song in which a young girl kills him, sung of course, by PJ Harvey (and Nick). I don't recall any song from THAT album be covered either here or Into the Music.

[@theaudiophiles7889]

Give it time Arthur.
Cheers, Jon.

[@wiseblood90]

It's called henry Lee off murder ballads

[@wulfgold]

Wild God's awesome as well and it's inspiring to hear Cave having gone through a lot of grief and come through.
I think it's worth shouting out his website and Red Hand Files for some kind and thoughtful fan-interaction. Some of his thoughts on grief and coping have been helpful. Got to say, I find Ghosteen unlistenable - it's just too much - and that's not a fault, but it's overwhelmingly heavy and came at a bad time in my life.

[@Sofapotamus]

The "Live From Copenhagen" version is arguably better, but what do I know?