Out of the furnace brought me here. My Father was murdered and i always wanted to take revenge but i was molded to let God take vengeance for it is his to take not ours. Im thankful for everything and the love that i have in my heart. He was a Vietnam veteran and survived 2 tours out there in the jungles to come home and be killed by Americans he fought for. Peace to all my brothers and sisters out there who were fortunate to not have their closest ones taken from them.
Sorry for your loss. Unfortunately our country is drastically changing from the days that people respected one another. I can't say that I know how you feel, hopefully I never will. I can say any man that is willing to risk his life to keep our country safe and free from terrorists & enemies, both foreign and domestic is someone to be very proud of. Too many people seemingly hate our country and don't appreciate everything that our brave men and women in uniform sacrifice, provide for us and put their families through. To everyone who thinks our country is horrible and wants to protest in favor of extremist and terrorist groups, go live in Palestine, Iran, Pakistan or North Korea. Then, and only then, should You have the right to support Authoritarian governments and regimes. If you are lucky enough to make it out of one of those countries as an American, or if you're able to survive in one of those countries being gay, lesbian, bisexual or a transgender person and you still believe that America is so horrible then you can be allowed to support those groups. IDK what has made so many Americans turn to hate and try to mask it as sympathy for people who generally back and believe in all these anti-American beliefs. I'm sorry, I could go on forever, I just want Americans to realize how good they have it here compared to the places that they are protesting and showing support for. May your father rest in peace. He definitely earned his place in Heaven. Without men like him we wouldn't be a free nation.
My dad passed, after five year's of Alzheimers. I took care of him, and I made sure he was cared for by his doctor's. I had mixed feelings about him, for he wasn't the greatest dad. He was abusive, but I tried to rise above him. I took him to places for interaction, got him his favorite foods, tried to show him love. Once the disease progressed to much, he had to be put in a facility. I had to say goodbye, twice, because he recovered from his finality. I told him, I loved him, and forgave him
I'm from Seattle & stood with Pearl Jam through the 90s & beyond. Now, I live in Indiana where they will be playing in 3 days, and, I can't go!!!! I have cancer & my health isn't good enough to see them where I live now. Have a great show in Indy, PJ. I'll miss you!
I see the world Feel the chill Which way to go Windowsill I see the words On a rocking horse of time I see the birds in the rain Oh, dear dad Can you see me now? I am myself Like you somehow I'll ride the wave Where it takes me I'll hold the pain Release me Oh, dead dad Can you see me now? I am myself Like you somehow I'll wait up in the dark For you to speak to me I'll open up Release me Release me Release me Release me
This song really hits hard since I heard it in the film Out Of The Furnace. Every once in a while a song is used in a movie that totally elevates both perfectly. This is one of the greatest examples I’ve seen yet.
i absolutely love that movie!!! i try telling everyone to watch it , i probably watch it twice a month , such an underrated movie , Christian Bale , Casey Affleck , woody harrellson and Director by leonardo DeCaprio ! you can’t lose with that line up !! Fukin Awsome movie
I lost my father 29 years ago. I was 20, he was 48. I am now past the age in which he died, and I've somehow come across some sort of milestone for myself. I listen to this song and I can't help but to feel exactly that he has RELEASED ME.-
My brother passed away a couple years ago. We loved Pearl Jam. Best live show I've ever been to. He belted out every song along with Eddie at the show. He was so alive and full of love that night. This song brings that all back to me. .makes my sob but I love it. I miss you brother. See you on the other side
A great memory for you to tuck away into your heart.... I'm sure it was beyond amazing for your brother, and you. Keep his spirit alive through music.... 🇨🇦
10/1/2022 10:33pm. I get a call saying my brother is gone and went out on his terms. Im still broken 💔. I believe that I will find him on the other side just like you will. So ig we will all see each on the other side so until than keep pushing no matter what. 💪 We got This!
I had this album & Vs on tape , 93'...summertime, riding round in the car with my mates in the National Park here in the UK not a care in the world, great times. Always been a fan, nearly 53 now and it's more poignant that ever. Reminding me of the kid I used to be, the man I became and the man I just realised I still need to become.
Tomorrow will be 4 weeks since my 26-year-old Son passed away... I've been listening to this song for over 30 years. Thousands of times. I've always thought of my dad when I've listened to the lyrics... I've become the dad he's singing about. ... I mourn and miss him constantly ...
Eddie Vedder's voice is so beautiful. I'm so grateful for this band that continues to give the fans what they love. This song means so much to me. It's comforting.
At 19 I lost my boyfriend in a car accident. In the shock and haze, I was tasked with picking a song for the funeral. Thanks, Pearl Jam, for being there.
I'm so sorry about your boyfriend, when you were young. That's an age where things are SO profound because we're learning about becoming adults in life. Hope you are well.
This is my favorite PJ song and favorite song of all time. This song just makes me feel some kind of way that no other song can. I can’t explain it but it’s almost like an out-of-body experience. I hope to one day watch them perform this song live. Update: As of May 7, 2022, I finally got to see them perform this live! I can die happy now. Only took 5 shows😅. Saw them perform it at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, CA. One of the best moments of my life!
Lost my dad in 2011 aged 9. My bro was 5. He couldn’t find a way out . Listening to this is deep . It’s nice to see everyone find comfort in Ed’s genius and own pain
My grandma passed away back 2006 ...I really loved her ...I still remember, after her passing , driving my car , going to the beach, thinking about her and thanking God for set her free of Alzheimers disease! Love you grandma , wherever you are ! ❤ I was listening " Release " ...
My dad passed in 2012 on his birthday of complications due to Alzheimer's. I'm afraid it's going to get far too many of us before they find a way to stop or reverse it.
Your comment got to me BIG TIME! My maternal Grandmother died from that HORRIBLE disease in 1985 after some torturous years she was finally at peace but I can still hear her singing with her booming voice in church! She loved singing and playing piano! I have some very old recordings of her. My very DEAR mother was stricken with lewy body dementia (wasn't diagnosed for a while). She SUFFERED so much! She was TERRIFIED she'd end up with Alzheimer's because of Grandma. She ended up with something even worse which does have very similar symptoms but she tried so HARD to hide for so long none of us really knew she had it. By the time we all realized it she was in very bad shape. She lived the last years in torture of her mind and body! She died in 2011. I Greave her every day of my life but wouldn't want her back like that! She also sang and played guitar with my dad and I have recordings of them as well. I live with all these memories every day and they hurt but I can't / won't hide from it because I WANT to remember them and their lives and how loving and wonderful they were and surely did NOT DESERVE such absolutely HORRID diseases such as those. I understand I guess is what I'm saying and I identify. I HATE ALZHEIMER's and any sort of Dementia .. it has got to be the very WORST disease to ever strike human beings. I know about cancer as well as my step dad AND my biological dad both had cancer. My step dad had some symptoms and was diagnose... 3 months later he was dead. My Biological father had lung cancer as well they tried operating and not too long after that he had it ALL OVER him but he was in hell for a long time. LOSS is so hard to deal with and especially our parents with such GOD AWFUL diseases. I TREASURE their lives and honor them in my heart forever. Gone but NEVER forgotten. I try to remember happy times and so many beautiful days that make my heart sing. That is all we can do. Peace my friend and to all who have lost loved ones... PEACE and remembrance ✌🏻✌🏻💖💖🎸🎸☮☮✝✝💞💞🎶🎶
I still cry for my dad. Like Eddie I thought he was dead until I was 15. I was lucky to find out he was alive and got to go live with him for 3 short years while I attended highschool in Anchorage. We were/are just about identical. He died in his 50s, I've lived a longer life, and still feel him inside my persona...
Lost my father 3 years ago. Just this morning, I was listening to this on repeat. I didn’t even realize when I started to cry silently, was too lost in it. This one just hits so differently!
Same. I lost my father last year. This has always been one of my favorite pearl jam songs. It came on the other day in the car, and I heard it in a whole different way. Cried like a baby.
Blood is thicker than water, Family is a wall we can NOT tear down. This song reminds us of the family we have intact. Embrace the loved ones we have around us.
This is one of their songs that just sends shivers down my spine every single time it plays. Man am I blessed to have grown musically under their wings. A true honor to be a PJ fan for more than 29 years🙌1st time I heard PJ they were playing Jeremy at the MTV Music Awards in 92 and my life was forever changed✊
I sang this at my brothers funeral, half way though I collapsed n sat down but I kept singing. N I’m still singing to this day! I still blame myself n I’ll never forget his laugh, miss you Jon!
God bless you .lost my brother at 23...I pray the lord will comfort and let you know it wasn't your fault...stay strong g and positive friend as he would want that for you also ..
You may have been involved in the initial start of the drugs but you are never responsible for his decisions or his death. Rest you heart. God heard your heart the moment you spoke to yourself. All is forgiven.
This song came out when you left us and it reminds me of you. This song is for you Mikey. September 19th, 1963-August 31st, 1992 See You When I Get There! Love You Brother.
This song just came full circle for me with my Father. 30 years later. It was one long lesson, but couldn't make anymore sense to me then right now🕊🙏🕊 #SoGrateful
"oh dear dad, can you see me now".., I told this to my father right when I knew he passed away, without me, now I am proud of my sons and what they are doing
The best opener live imo. His smile at Fenway in 2016 as he looked out on the crowd and park as he sang "can you see us now" Just special stuff. A very incredible song.
My dad passed away from a logging accident when I was 5 never got know him. He died before this song came out. It reminded me of him when I first heard it Still hits hard
This song speaks to my soul....Hits me deep in my heart... My father left when I was around 8, never had much of a relationship with him. He was jealous of the fact that I was close with my mother, everything was a competition with me. He died of some rare form of cancer around 2009, was sick for over a year and a half. He laid on his deathbed for months, never once asked to see me one last time. I didn't even find out he had died until a couple of months afterwards. The words, the feelings this song elicits in me, are indescribable. Thank you to the members of Pearl Jam for this masterpiece, you have been a huge part of my life ever since I heard 'Alive' for the first time back in 1991.
I can imagine that he wanted to clear the air, make amends, explain his thoughts, his actions, why he was that way, how he came to be so,.......the fear that it is too late, that we don't or never mattered, that we are insufficient, that we are not valued, the fear that we won't be understood, rejection,......pride and stoicism are false, we all seek peace of mind and to be released from the bindings that have kept us out of the current of a fulfilling life. He wasn't a monster, he was a man, he was your father and he loved you.
Was fortunate enough to see this whole set live as a teenager. After basic training this song was very special to me since I had finally made my Dad proud of me. Now that he's dead, it means even more. Thank you Pearl Jam.
yes now I'm not the type to write in places like here, but as I read in one of the previous messages, where another person has expressed himself in relation to this song, I really feel that I need the same. my father died here on 1-9-2024 and it was the last song we heard together while we had a few beers and played some guitar together. to be honest, I don't really know why I'm writing in here, but it just felt right to do. and to all of you who have to sit with the same sadness as I do, I feel for you and wish you all the best. and to my dear father, I love you more than anything on earth, and look forward to seeing you again. hug t.s
Love Pearl Jam, I think Eddies voice is one of a few voices of a generation. Particularly this song of late, I didn't fully understand the importance of the song, until my dad was diagnosed with brain cancer. I listened to this for the past 6 months, until his passing 1 month ago...it helped me through hard times, he's been released now and no longer in pain. I hope he talks to me in the dark when I wake, miss you mate.
I went to see Pearl Jam in Dublin in the summer. They opened with this song which happens to be my favourite Pearl Jam song. I sang my heart out, one of my favourite concert moments.
My dad passed this February. I was alcoholic and drug addict. Since then I stopped doing this shit, get myself together, got a driver license, i am seeing beautiful woman. I am healthy and happy. Dad, I hope you got your peace and somehow you are proud of me somewhere. I am really trying to do my best here.
When you get that last message, it doesn't matter how good you were with that paased away person. Sometimes your feelings are controvers. But at the end you just cry and think about the times you lost to talk to them. RIP Mom
My older brother lost his dad in a car crash when he was 3 years, 6 years before I was born. Although we've always had a pretty good sister/ brother relationship, and I might add, he's always been a good brother. I know not never knowing his father has haunted him in a lot of ways. We actually went on a road trip with his sons, my nephews, to go see Pearl Jam in Pemberton B.C. and it was amazing experience. It was my first time seeing them his second or third. when they played "Release" it just hit my heart what he's been feeling for years. Thank you Eddie, as we know you are in a similar situation
When I heard this song, it reminded me of the time I lived in Pittsburgh Pa. I don't know why but somehow it got me feeling sad about the memories that are now gone. The memories I had with my Dad and Mom who passed away..and while I was reading the lyrics..I was surprised it is talking about something similar. I will always listen to this song when I want to remember. May they RIP.
Its exactly a month since I lost my dad, at 92 he lived a well lived life. But it also meant so many more memories. But yeah. This song does set the soul on fire again
I lost my father from suicide when I was 7 years old. In the first place, you don't understand his desire to kill himself. I have never an opppurtunity to talk with him because he was truck driver and he seldom visit our home. But when I hear his death new, I didn't upset or angry about it because I was just a child. But now, I see you father, I am 21 years old, remembering all chilhood memories from what it had been left. I am like you somehow. Nihat baba...
Seen this live a handful of times. Every time I hear it anywhere it brings back a flood of memories. Thank the maker that I lived in the time of Pearl Jam!
PJ, you guys rock. Zeus has nothing on you! The lyrics in this song describe the lack of a relationship I had with my Dad. While it makes me crazy emotional and angry at my Dad it pushes me to be the best Dad I can to my son ❤. 👊🏻
I know I'm shouting into the void here, and my dad is still with us, but I love you dad. I love you so much. You're the strongest and best man I know. The work and sacrifice you've put in for our family can never be repaid. I miss grandpa, and I know you do too. I know he's in a better place now, smiling on us, happy for the people we've become. I love you more than you'll ever know.
You see, this is why those of us who cane up in the 90s were so lucky....we got music made by people who werent afraid to be earnest, serious, and were comfortable exposing their feelings and frailties and demons. It was honest. Heartfelt. Profound. None of which you could say about the popular shit being made now.
My father died on December last year he become blind for a accident he had he wasn't the best dad for my bothers nor a good husband to my dear Mother they are all old-school I'm the last one of my bothers so when I got to know them they we're already in the older side but the music I gain from all of them I'm greatful for I'm a artist and I appreciate this song to for him I miss my viejon prieto he was good to me I will never forget that.
30 years later and this song still doesn't leave eyes dry.
For some reason this song makes me want to cry also.
I cry every time I hear this song live. It's just so heartbreaking.
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Just love this deep letter and interpretation...
Oh yes.
Such a good song. So glad I grew up during this
Back when life was simple feel ya
Beautiful song. Touches your heart and soul. 🥲
Miss these days
Same
This song hits home. Those who know ...know
I... Know.
😢
Well said.
I feel like I've always known. Even when I wasn't supposed to
I know "I see the birds in the Rain" 🥹
Out of the furnace brought
me here. My Father was murdered and i always wanted to take revenge but i was molded to let God take vengeance for it is his to take not ours. Im thankful for everything and the love that i have in my heart. He was a Vietnam veteran and survived 2 tours out there in the jungles to come home and be killed by Americans he fought for. Peace to all my brothers and sisters out there who were fortunate to not have their closest ones taken from them.
Thank you to your father, and I’m so sorry for your loss ❤
Sorry for your loss. Unfortunately our country is drastically changing from the days that people respected one another. I can't say that I know how you feel, hopefully I never will. I can say any man that is willing to risk his life to keep our country safe and free from terrorists & enemies, both foreign and domestic is someone to be very proud of. Too many people seemingly hate our country and don't appreciate everything that our brave men and women in uniform sacrifice, provide for us and put their families through. To everyone who thinks our country is horrible and wants to protest in favor of extremist and terrorist groups, go live in Palestine, Iran, Pakistan or North Korea. Then, and only then, should You have the right to support Authoritarian governments and regimes. If you are lucky enough to make it out of one of those countries as an American, or if you're able to survive in one of those countries being gay, lesbian, bisexual or a transgender person and you still believe that America is so horrible then you can be allowed to support those groups. IDK what has made so many Americans turn to hate and try to mask it as sympathy for people who generally back and believe in all these anti-American beliefs. I'm sorry, I could go on forever, I just want Americans to realize how good they have it here compared to the places that they are protesting and showing support for. May your father rest in peace. He definitely earned his place in Heaven. Without men like him we wouldn't be a free nation.
@@erickrajniak8424 Neither Vietnam.
@@erickrajniak8424Amen you said it all
Out of the Furnace brought me here too.
Pearl jam saved the best for last on this masterpiece
My dad passed, after five year's of Alzheimers. I took care of him, and I made sure he was cared for by his doctor's. I had mixed feelings about him, for he wasn't the greatest dad. He was abusive, but I tried to rise above him. I took him to places for interaction, got him his favorite foods, tried to show him love. Once the disease progressed to much, he had to be put in a facility. I had to say goodbye, twice, because he recovered from his finality. I told him, I loved him, and forgave him
Great job overcoming. God bless ya
@@mgirasulo Thank you, sir
I cried reading your message. My father has Alzheimer, too. He was abusive too. I will try to forgive him
@@cacatucervena thats the sign, go for it man
Tough....very tough.....but the right thing to do. Hmdullah.
"I'll wait up in the dark for you to speak to me" .....gets me every time
My husband died over 20 years ago, I played this song at his funeral, at times I still wait up in the dark for him to speak to me.
I'm from Seattle & stood with Pearl Jam through the 90s & beyond. Now, I live in Indiana where they will be playing in 3 days, and, I can't go!!!! I have cancer & my health isn't good enough to see them where I live now. Have a great show in Indy, PJ. I'll miss you!
Hope I doing ❤️🩹 well
I’m sure We crossed paths back in the day. Be well friend.
😢
I really sorry about that .
😢
Where ever you are I hope you found peace!!
I see the world
Feel the chill
Which way to go
Windowsill
I see the words
On a rocking horse of time
I see the birds in the rain
Oh, dear dad
Can you see me now?
I am myself
Like you somehow
I'll ride the wave
Where it takes me
I'll hold the pain
Release me
Oh, dead dad
Can you see me now?
I am myself
Like you somehow
I'll wait up in the dark
For you to speak to me
I'll open up
Release me
Release me
Release me
Release me
The best
Yeah that's what gets me.
Thanks
Good one 👍👍
Thank you
This song really hits hard since I heard it in the film Out Of The Furnace. Every once in a while a song is used in a movie that totally elevates both perfectly. This is one of the greatest examples I’ve seen yet.
Major facts
Fits the tone and atmosphere perfectly.
i absolutely love that movie!!! i try telling everyone to watch it , i probably watch it twice a month , such an underrated movie , Christian Bale , Casey Affleck , woody harrellson and Director by leonardo DeCaprio ! you can’t lose with that line up !! Fukin Awsome movie
Absolutely agree with you. It fitted the movie in an incredible way
@@OwneyMadden430 Directed by Scott Cooper
I lost my father 29 years ago. I was 20, he was 48. I am now past the age in which he died, and I've somehow come across some sort of milestone for myself. I listen to this song and I can't help but to feel exactly that he has RELEASED ME.-
Same ❤
And he has... RELEASED YOU😊!!!!
My brother passed away a couple years ago. We loved Pearl Jam. Best live show I've ever been to. He belted out every song along with Eddie at the show. He was so alive and full of love that night. This song brings that all back to me. .makes my sob but I love it. I miss you brother. See you on the other side
A great memory for you to tuck away into your heart.... I'm sure it was beyond amazing for your brother, and you. Keep his spirit alive through music.... 🇨🇦
my feelings, i wish this pain passes and that you have the best.
10/1/2022 10:33pm. I get a call saying my brother is gone and went out on his terms. Im still broken 💔. I believe that I will find him on the other side just like you will. So ig we will all see each on the other side so until than keep pushing no matter what. 💪 We got This!
Thats beautiful! You will see each other again! Until then, you have your memories 😊
Im so sorry for your loss!😢 this too shall pass!
I had this album & Vs on tape , 93'...summertime, riding round in the car with my mates in the National Park here in the UK not a care in the world, great times. Always been a fan, nearly 53 now and it's more poignant that ever. Reminding me of the kid I used to be, the man I became and the man I just realised I still need to become.
Words of wisdom man.
I'm 49 and make your words mine. That's exactly how i feel.
@@PlaylineGames Thanks pal, glad they resonated. And thanks for bringing me back to this song this morning, I needed it.
Same. ...almost a tape of ten...'91....CD vs....93maybe 92 late in the year.. Southern USA here
My best friend and I drove around all summer listening to Ten, Blood Sugar Sex Magik, and lots of Doors albums.
I Lost my preciuous Daughter Feb.6th,this song HELPED ME Deal With It,Thank You,Eddie Vetter
Tomorrow will be 4 weeks since my 26-year-old Son passed away...
I've been listening to this song for over 30 years. Thousands of times. I've always thought of my dad when I've listened to the lyrics... I've become the dad he's singing about.
... I mourn and miss him constantly ...
May the Father help you find peace and rest in your heart for this incredibly hard time.
Eddie Vedder's voice is so beautiful. I'm so grateful for this band that continues to give the fans what they love. This song means so much to me. It's comforting.
They stopped giving fans what they loved after their third album when they made the conscious decision to make their songs unlistenable.
At 19 I lost my boyfriend in a car accident. In the shock and haze, I was tasked with picking a song for the funeral. Thanks, Pearl Jam, for being there.
im sorry to read this - i hope you are doing ok mate - stay strong stay proud
I'm so sorry about your boyfriend, when you were young. That's an age where things are SO profound because we're learning about becoming adults in life. Hope you are well.
sorry for your loss, I mean it
Im sure he loved it from you
Memories stay with us forever May his memory live on 🙏🙏❤️
This is my favorite PJ song and favorite song of all time. This song just makes me feel some kind of way that no other song can. I can’t explain it but it’s almost like an out-of-body experience. I hope to one day watch them perform this song live.
Update: As of May 7, 2022, I finally got to see them perform this live! I can die happy now. Only took 5 shows😅. Saw them perform it at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, CA. One of the best moments of my life!
What about that other jewel black?
@@agegroot5666 I really love that song as well. But Release tops it for me.
This popped up on my you tube. One of the best songs EVER.
It makes me crack up inside!
They did a live of this song best was in 1992 check it out
Lost my dad a year ago yesterday. Still have a hard time listening to this song without tearing up.
Played this at my brother's funeral, was one of his favorites, gets me everytime, amazing song!
Never even thought of that. What a great song to play at a funeral. And fit's the movie "Out of the Furnace" so perfectly.
We don’t search for old songs…
We search for old memories. 💞👌😊👍
Digest the past.
You only choke until you swallow
This song plays at the beginning and the end, in out of the furnace. Such a good movie
When you have 0% luck and every door is closed and your life is fucked up you come here...this song is an old friend of mine! Thank you Pearl Jam!
Always come to this song
Always. I pray for someone to see. This
Ok. But this song is about specifically about Eddie Veddar’s difficult relationship with his father. Believe me.
Hang in there dude..
I Hear ya
We knew how special the music of our time was.
My whole world stands still every time I hear this ♡
´nd this is good
timeless, magical.
There aren’t too many songs out there that compare to “Release”
Nope the only one you really can is "Hurt" by Johnny Cash
@@Artorion haha and it’s not even his song
@@lukefreeman970 The hell it ain't
@@Artorion no like genuinely it’s a cover. It was a nine inch nails song, though it sucks lol
@@lukefreeman970 I'm pretty sure Johnny Cash existed far longer then nine inch nails
Best song on the album
And the best of all
In their catalog.
This song gets me in my feels, 38 yrs old I am & my father has never really wanted to know me !
Lost my dad in 2011 aged 9. My bro was 5. He couldn’t find a way out . Listening to this is deep . It’s nice to see everyone find comfort in Ed’s genius and own pain
Sorry for your loss 💔
I lost my Dad in 2011 too at age 23. It does the same thing to me. Very powerful. Makes me cry if I let it. Sorry for your loss.
I lost my dad when I was 12. My dad loved this song. Every time I hear it, I think of him. It's comforting in a way.
Muse
May peace,love,and knowledge follow you brother!Loss is an unfortunate apart of life that we all have to go through
THERE ARE NO SKIPS ON THIS ALBUM. I love how calm I feel after hearing the last few minutes of this song
100%
This song makes my eyes water, a lot. Cryin everytime 😭
Me too! ;(
Just means you have a soul.
My grandma passed away back 2006 ...I really loved her ...I still remember, after her passing , driving my car , going to the beach, thinking about her and thanking God for set her free of Alzheimers disease! Love you grandma , wherever you are ! ❤ I was listening " Release " ...
My dad passed in 2012 on his birthday of complications due to Alzheimer's. I'm afraid it's going to get far too many of us before they find a way to stop or reverse it.
❤
Your comment got to me BIG TIME! My maternal Grandmother died from that HORRIBLE disease in 1985 after some torturous years she was finally at peace but I can still hear her singing with her booming voice in church! She loved singing and playing piano! I have some very old recordings of her. My very DEAR mother was stricken with lewy body dementia (wasn't diagnosed for a while). She SUFFERED so much! She was TERRIFIED she'd end up with Alzheimer's because of Grandma. She ended up with something even worse which does have very similar symptoms but she tried so HARD to hide for so long none of us really knew she had it. By the time we all realized it she was in very bad shape. She lived the last years in torture of her mind and body! She died in 2011. I Greave her every day of my life but wouldn't want her back like that! She also sang and played guitar with my dad and I have recordings of them as well.
I live with all these memories every day and they hurt but I can't / won't hide from it because I WANT to remember them and their lives and how loving and wonderful they were and surely did NOT DESERVE such absolutely HORRID diseases such as those. I understand I guess is what I'm saying and I identify. I HATE ALZHEIMER's and any sort of Dementia .. it has got to be the very WORST disease to ever strike human beings. I know about cancer as well as my step dad AND my biological dad both had cancer. My step dad had some symptoms and was diagnose... 3 months later he was dead. My Biological father had lung cancer as well they tried operating and not too long after that he had it ALL OVER him but he was in hell for a long time. LOSS is so hard to deal with and especially our parents with such GOD AWFUL diseases. I TREASURE their lives and honor them in my heart forever. Gone but NEVER forgotten. I try to remember happy times and so many beautiful days that make my heart sing. That is all we can do. Peace my friend and to all who have lost loved ones... PEACE and remembrance ✌🏻✌🏻💖💖🎸🎸☮☮✝✝💞💞🎶🎶
i was a senior in HS when this came out . i played this in my car as a drove away from the school the last time
This song heals my soul.
Mine too
Thank you Pearl Jam for this one of a kind master piece....
I still cry for my dad. Like Eddie I thought he was dead until I was 15. I was lucky to find out he was alive and got to go live with him for 3 short years while I attended highschool in Anchorage. We were/are just about identical. He died in his 50s, I've lived a longer life, and still feel him inside my persona...
This is both emotional & uplifting
Brings out so many emotions, makes the hairs on the back of the neck tingle
Lost my father 3 years ago. Just this morning, I was listening to this on repeat. I didn’t even realize when I started to cry silently, was too lost in it. This one just hits so differently!
I’m so sorry you lost your dad
Same. I lost my father last year. This has always been one of my favorite pearl jam songs. It came on the other day in the car, and I heard it in a whole different way. Cried like a baby.
i had never heard of this song until i watched the movie "out of the furnace" 2 nights ago. It embedded itself in my brain and is an instant favourite
Now i might go watch that movie because this is one of my favorite songs of all time
@@miguelmatias2549 its a good movie, a hidden gem 👍
The track makes that movie breathe and gives life to an already decent little film. It was a good not talked about movie
Never heard of that movie, but listen to this whole album. It is genious.
Great move!!
Blood is thicker than water, Family is a wall we can NOT tear down. This song reminds us of the family we have intact. Embrace the loved ones we have around us.
Sometimes. Just sometimes Mud is thicker than blood.
Fun fact: blood of the covenant is thicker than water of the womb
U don’t know what you got til it’s gone…
I miss my dad he was my friend…. I live with the is song. Not the album not the concert not the movie….
i listen to this song over and over when my grandfather passed from dementia the words fitted him so well ❤❤❤❤❤ rest in my mylove xxxxxxxx
This is one of their songs that just sends shivers down my spine every single time it plays. Man am I blessed to have grown musically under their wings. A true honor to be a PJ fan for more than 29 years🙌1st time I heard PJ they were playing Jeremy at the MTV Music Awards in 92 and my life was forever changed✊
Ur not alone bro
Beautiful
Big facts
I sang this at my brothers funeral, half way though I collapsed n sat down but I kept singing. N I’m still singing to this day! I still blame myself n I’ll never forget his laugh, miss you Jon!
My condolences for your loss
God bless you .lost my brother at 23...I pray the lord will comfort and let you know it wasn't your fault...stay strong g and positive friend as he would want that for you also ..
Don’t you ever stop singing! Lost my best friend….my hubby and didn’t know how to cope Music has a way to take care us…doesn’t it
I'm so sorry, and you gave a deep tribute to him
You may have been involved in the initial start of the drugs but you are never responsible for his decisions or his death. Rest you heart. God heard your heart the moment you spoke to yourself. All is forgiven.
I listen to rap but this song is real. Too real. A lot of emotion was out behind this song. Love it.
a lot of pearl jam songs have that same emotion
I love the hidden track after release, its like a whole loop, and it gives a misterious atmosphere to the album
If i'm not wrong you can hear this too at the beginning of "Once". I think it's like to smooth the transaction
@@miguelmatias2549 well they correctly assumed that we are going to listen to the album again after the end
Seventh Son of a Seventh Son did the same thing whit Moonchild and Only the Good Die Young ❤️
@@miguelmatias2549 yup, actually the track its called "master slave"
This song came out when you left us and it reminds me of you. This song is for you Mikey. September 19th, 1963-August 31st, 1992 See You When I Get There! Love You Brother.
I was in a very dark place 30 years ago, THIS SONG got me to where I am today. Thank you PJ
This song just came full circle for me with my Father. 30 years later. It was one long lesson, but couldn't make anymore sense to me then right now🕊🙏🕊 #SoGrateful
"oh dear dad, can you see me now".., I told this to my father right when I knew he passed away, without me, now I am proud of my sons and what they are doing
The best opener live imo. His smile at Fenway in 2016 as he looked out on the crowd and park as he sang "can you see us now" Just special stuff. A very incredible song.
The song and movie is one of my all time favorites if you've been through lot of hurt and loss in your life you'll understand the movie and song !
10대때 들었을때도 40이 넘은 지금도 여전히 귓가에 맴돌아
My dad passed away from a logging accident when I was 5 never got know him. He died before this song came out. It reminded me of him when I first heard it
Still hits hard
This song speaks to my soul....Hits me deep in my heart...
My father left when I was around 8, never had much of a relationship with him. He was jealous of the fact that I was close with my mother, everything was a competition with me. He died of some rare form of cancer around 2009, was sick for over a year and a half. He laid on his deathbed for months, never once asked to see me one last time. I didn't even find out he had died until a couple of months afterwards.
The words, the feelings this song elicits in me, are indescribable. Thank you to the members of Pearl Jam for this masterpiece, you have been a huge part of my life ever since I heard 'Alive' for the first time back in 1991.
I can imagine that he wanted to clear the air, make amends, explain his thoughts, his actions, why he was that way, how he came to be so,.......the fear that it is too late, that we don't or never mattered, that we are insufficient, that we are not valued, the fear that we won't be understood, rejection,......pride and stoicism are false, we all seek peace of mind and to be released from the bindings that have kept us out of the current of a fulfilling life. He wasn't a monster, he was a man, he was your father and he loved you.
@@blakejameson1114 I wish that was true Blake.
You're not alone
American ice cold culture............we must do better.
Out of the furnace was a great movie
The reason I looked this song up. Now I’m obsessed with it
Same@@sarahweakley9651
Was fortunate enough to see this whole set live as a teenager. After basic training this song was very special to me since I had finally made my Dad proud of me. Now that he's dead, it means even more. Thank you Pearl Jam.
Couldn't be happier to wake up with my subscription feed flooded with Pearl Jam
this song reached as a teen 30 years ago and it still touches me now, with new understandings.
yes now I'm not the type to write in places like here, but as I read in one of the previous messages, where another person has expressed himself in relation to this song, I really feel that I need the same. my father died here on 1-9-2024 and it was the last song we heard together while we had a few beers and played some guitar together. to be honest, I don't really know why I'm writing in here, but it just felt right to do. and to all of you who have to sit with the same sadness as I do, I feel for you and wish you all the best. and to my dear father, I love you more than anything on earth, and look forward to seeing you again. hug t.s
"Out of the Furnace" pain full movie in every way.
Out of the Furnace movie. This song is absolutely awesome and so is the movie.
A song that touches everybody in some way Eddie is a talented gift with lyrics of gold ...just a beautiful song
Love Pearl Jam, I think Eddies voice is one of a few voices of a generation. Particularly this song of late, I didn't fully understand the importance of the song, until my dad was diagnosed with brain cancer. I listened to this for the past 6 months, until his passing 1 month ago...it helped me through hard times, he's been released now and no longer in pain. I hope he talks to me in the dark when I wake, miss you mate.
Favorite song. Ever. So powerful.
One of greatest song ever, specially for those who relate to it, this song is opium and pain killer to inner pain and lonliness. Perfect
I miss my dad Dan Jukich every day. RIP love you ❣️
I went to see Pearl Jam in Dublin in the summer. They opened with this song which happens to be my favourite Pearl Jam song. I sang my heart out, one of my favourite concert moments.
Same, they opened up with this in Portland, Oregon.
This song and Jeremy are my favorites off of this album. 🤘✌
Happy 30th, TEN! Release has always been my favorite. I hold the pain, Release me. … I’m opened up, Release me - ohhhhhhh…
And black is that other jewel that touches.
My dad passed this February. I was alcoholic and drug addict. Since then I stopped doing this shit, get myself together, got a driver license, i am seeing beautiful woman. I am healthy and happy. Dad, I hope you got your peace and somehow you are proud of me somewhere. I am really trying to do my best here.
When you get that last message, it doesn't matter how good you were with that paased away person. Sometimes your feelings are controvers. But at the end you just cry and think about the times you lost to talk to them.
RIP Mom
What a humble tune to behold, unrealistic in this world as we know it. Realistic from common sense. Most reverent.
One of the best Pearls ever
Hi Dad....I still do remember you. You are here in this song...And you are everywhere...And you are in my tipsy tears now.
My older brother lost his dad in a car crash when he was 3 years, 6 years before I was born. Although we've always had a pretty good sister/ brother relationship, and I might add, he's always been a good brother. I know not never knowing his father has haunted him in a lot of ways. We actually went on a road trip with his sons, my nephews, to go see Pearl Jam in Pemberton B.C. and it was amazing experience. It was my first time seeing them his second or third. when they played "Release" it just hit my heart what he's been feeling for years. Thank you Eddie, as we know you are in a similar situation
Didn't even know this song existed until I watched the trailer for Out of the Furnace a few months ago. Good movie and great song
When I heard this song, it reminded me of the time I lived in Pittsburgh Pa. I don't know why but somehow it got me feeling sad about the memories that are now gone. The memories I had with my Dad and Mom who passed away..and while I was reading the lyrics..I was surprised it is talking about something similar. I will always listen to this song when I want to remember. May they RIP.
Its exactly a month since I lost my dad, at 92 he lived a well lived life. But it also meant so many more memories. But yeah. This song does set the soul on fire again
I lost my father from suicide when I was 7 years old. In the first place, you don't understand his desire to kill himself. I have never an opppurtunity to talk with him because he was truck driver and he seldom visit our home. But when I hear his death new, I didn't upset or angry about it because I was just a child. But now, I see you father, I am 21 years old, remembering all chilhood memories from what it had been left. I am like you somehow. Nihat baba...
I have say this is amazing song 🎶 even in 2024 timeless 🙌🏿💎
This song is peace.
Seen this live a handful of times. Every time I hear it anywhere it brings back a flood of memories. Thank the maker that I lived in the time of Pearl Jam!
best band on earth
First tune I heard/saw at my first PJ show 94 Chicago Stadium. Only 15 shows since but each are special. Changed my life & grateful for it.
PJ, you guys rock. Zeus has nothing on you! The lyrics in this song describe the lack of a relationship I had with my Dad. While it makes me crazy emotional and angry at my Dad it pushes me to be the best Dad I can to my son ❤. 👊🏻
Sound's like he's a lucky boy! For you, this is the first day of the rest of your lives!😊(for you and your son)
Such a great song. I love the instrumental at the end
Just lost my grandpa but this song somehow calms me down ❤
Beautiful song ever created😍😍😍
One of the best songs ever thanks pearl jam ❤
I know I'm shouting into the void here, and my dad is still with us, but I love you dad. I love you so much. You're the strongest and best man I know. The work and sacrifice you've put in for our family can never be repaid. I miss grandpa, and I know you do too. I know he's in a better place now, smiling on us, happy for the people we've become. I love you more than you'll ever know.
I'll ride the wave, where it takes me! I love it. Gonna get it tattooed on my foot soon :)
OK, kids. You hear this? This is what a ROCK STAR sounds like. Soak up the glory of true musical genius!
Man, I wish I could go back to 91.
Nobody cares dude
@@bobzacamano658 why are you still stealing oxygen?
You see, this is why those of us who cane up in the 90s were so lucky....we got music made by people who werent afraid to be earnest, serious, and were comfortable exposing their feelings and frailties and demons. It was honest. Heartfelt. Profound. None of which you could say about the popular shit being made now.
Always loved this song very under rated , then bam there it was in a great movie ! Just needed to be reminded of how awesome this song truly is .
I know - "Out of the Furnace". Same thing happened to me. I'd forgotten all about this song until that movie.
This track is the soundtrack of my best years
My eyes have just been sweating and I will play that song again and again
I love this song, it's the most powerful album of pj I can't even describe it.
My father died on December last year he become blind for a accident he had he wasn't the best dad for my bothers nor a good husband to my dear Mother they are all old-school I'm the last one of my bothers so when I got to know them they we're already in the older side but the music I gain from all of them I'm greatful for I'm a artist and I appreciate this song to for him I miss my viejon prieto he was good to me I will never forget that.