whoah i was standing in the audience .First time i saw them, never heard of 16 hp before. But this concert was so good i just had to buy everything i could find of him afterwards. Worth every penny.
Is anything as lovely to me As the truth in love I'll take it over freedom any day It brings me ever an this time to my knees An on my knees I run away Yes I know your sticks an stones they They will easily break these bones an An all my words come back to haunt me I will put my strength into The things left standing I am hoarse with wild eyes No debts outstanding
I've seen and heard them playing so many times, both 16 Horsepower and Wovenhand, everytime amazing. Great music, David is really great, I love his music.
Saw them first time live 19 years ago in Effenaar Eindhoven. Still one of best concerts I have been to.Wovenhand coming later this year, have to get Some tickets.
+Thomas Leysen David Eugene Edwards created 16 Horsepower in Denver, Colorado in the 1990's. In the early-mid 2000's, he formed Wovenhand, which still tours regularly in Europe and a bit in the US. Check them out!
Oh man, what a great performance. I mean, 16HP always delivers, but videos don't always capture it right. This video does about as good of a job capturing it as I've seen.
Hello alex, i'm jacob, Secret South is also my favourite 16 Horsepower-album, but sometimes i'm more in the mood for heather nova's music and words, both great artists
@shadyman2000 - maybe it's better for them to stay like this. They are well hidden legends and I think that's great. All genres have these kind of amazing bands, all the way from techno to rock to hiphop to folk to no matter what genre someone likes and the best is to be found there. So don't worry, people with a nose for good unpolluted underground music, know where to find it.
Hmmm was there in the audience, on my way to St Germain. But just couldn't go until Eugene was done. Hooked on this ever since and listned to him so often that i kinda blame this band for getting my unreligious ass babtised and going to church. But this music translates God's power even more clear to me then all that. Bless you eugene !!!
i saw DEG open for swans in new york and at first i thought he sucked, but after a few minutes i was absolutely captivated. what an awesome performance. i'd like to see him again.
NOT SURE IF I HAVE THIS COMPLETELY RIGHT BUT HERE IS WHAT I HAVE. Is anything as lovely to me As the truth in love... no I'll take it over freedom any day It brings me ever an' this time to my knees An' on my knees I run away Yes I know your sticks and stones they They will easily break my bones an' An' all my words come back to haunt me I will put my strength into The things left standing I am hoarse with wild eyes No debts outstanding My hands are yours my brother You can take my coat as well My eyes are yours, sister And my heart, and my heart In which he dwells Heard the voice of my master callin' me From deep in the hollow Said that I must follow him there yeah Is any place darker for me With all them wolves about Well it's a poor mouth that I wear My hands are yours my brother You can take my coat as well My eyes are yours, sister And my heart, yeah and my heart In which he dwells
My favorite 16 Horse Power song along with Sinnerman... Να κανουνε live τα παλικαρια στο σουρουπο και να ακους να λενε αυτο το κομματι... Τι να πεις και τι να κανεις εκεινη την στιγμη...
I've been to one of their concerts (Ancien Belgique in Brussels), one of the best concerts of my life. Only Prince & Maceo Parker were better. Oh, and the Skattalites...
I can see that. He definitely pulls from early goth influences. He mentions it in the documentary about him. You should watch it. Nick Cave is another he mentions.
Any opinions on DEE's tuning for this haunting song? Listening to his beginning open chord (he's fiddling with a pedal or some other gizmo with his fretting hand), I'm hearing D-G-D-G-Bflat-D, from top to bottom.
This is my first and probably only comment on youtube, but I felt compelled. I'm not an atheist because I just don't care all that much, but I'm definitely not a believer of any stripe, and that's part of why I'm so drawn to DEE's music. It's fascinating to see someone reckoning with the brutal, bloody, almost gothic facets of Christianity, the ones that dictate that all you must do is seek God, but in the same breath tell you that you're hopelessly flawed, you'll never be worthy, and that you deserve an eternity of torment. People like David Eugene Edwards, who take on that feeling of torment while they're still alive and make incredible art out of it, are usually my favorite artists. I don't feel anything like that conflict, and I'm glad they can articulate it. Cormac McCarthy, Philip K. Dick, SWANS in a way, Exuma, Krasznahorkai, Will Oldham, Jackson C. Frank, Roky Erickson, etc. So much brilliant work might've stagnated without the fatalistic drive to appease an evil Christian God, or at least a visceral understanding of it, and I respect the people that turn that hopeless misery into astonishingly good music or literature. Maybe that's the route of the intelligent believer, and those without the capacity for self-examination are the ones we should be watching out for. And just to reiterate, I don't believe in Him, but I think it's safe to say that the version of God we're talking about here is a petulant monster. I don't mean to ramble or lecture, I just find this stuff fascinating. Cheers.
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whoah i was standing in the audience .First time i saw them, never heard of 16 hp before. But this concert was so good i just had to buy everything i could find of him afterwards. Worth every penny.
one of my favorites. . I feel blessed to have found this band
Yes
I still love Edward as the first time i listen to him
Πολύ καλός, έτυχε να τον δω σε live το 2013 στην Ολλανδία.
Wovenhand so lovely but 16 Horsepower my roots, ooh every day I listen to them , 2 CD 's super
Sackcloth 'n' Ashes
Low Estate
Secret South
Folklore
and some live album and Ep... 😉
Try the first David Eugene Edwards solo album: Hyacinth! 😉
Is anything as lovely to me
As the truth in love
I'll take it over freedom any day
It brings me ever an this time to my knees
An on my knees I run away
Yes I know your sticks an stones they
They will easily break these bones an
An all my words come back to haunt me
I will put my strength into
The things left standing
I am hoarse with wild eyes
No debts outstanding
His liove fur god he great
this needs to be released on cd/dvd URGENTLY
Mesmerizing...haunting...gloomy. Gotta love David Eugene Edwards.
I´m a gonna need a "love"-button for this...
ploukusa ♥
Τον αγαπώ....Αγαπω την μελαγχολία του, αγαπώ την σκοτεινια του, αγαπω την φωνή του που σηκώνει νεκρούς από τον τάφο τους....
such an amazing band. i never get tired of hearing them!!
Amen!!!
I've seen and heard them playing so many times, both 16 Horsepower and Wovenhand, everytime amazing. Great music, David is really great, I love his music.
Ever heard of the Denver gentleman
this violin is killing me... so beautiful
The forces of power and music lined up in the world once again. This band is great.
people of my generation who can't find new music as good as the 60',70's well here it is
Cringe
probably my favourite 16 Horsepower song, i think the lyrics are beautiful, thanks ErikJan
Saw them first time live 19 years ago in Effenaar Eindhoven. Still one of best concerts I have been to.Wovenhand coming later this year, have to get Some tickets.
I feel we are damned as a generation those who will never have a chance to see these guys live
Normal people mic check : check check 123
Edward : so by now i guess you're wondering uhh......
I wish i was born 15 years earlier than i'm now (i'm 24)...Than i could have had the chance to see this live...
+Thomas Leysen David Eugene Edwards created 16 Horsepower in Denver, Colorado in the 1990's. In the early-mid 2000's, he formed Wovenhand, which still tours regularly in Europe and a bit in the US. Check them out!
I'm the same than you. Between this one and RATM, I needed a decade earlier ...
Absolutely hypnotizing music and vocals!!!! Outstanding !
Wanted to thumb some comments up and realized that I already have. I must have been here before 😄
If I was pushed for my favourite 16 Horsepower song, this would be it. Epic on a transendental level.
A proof that music never stops evolving
Oh man, what a great performance. I mean, 16HP always delivers, but videos don't always capture it right. This video does about as good of a job capturing it as I've seen.
Inspiring and timeless. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. 🙏
Oh my god, this is the fucking best band in the world, Edwards is the best Singer alive! I love this band
This is one of my all time favourite songs.
Have a cassette given to me from a friend a bit ago seeing this is surreal :) thank you rick..
Svaka cast majstore!!!!
Secret South is my favourite 16HP album and the album that moves me most spiritually.
Hello alex, i'm jacob, Secret South is also my favourite 16 Horsepower-album, but sometimes i'm more in the mood for heather nova's music and words, both great artists
@shadyman2000 - maybe it's better for them to stay like this.
They are well hidden legends and I think that's great.
All genres have these kind of amazing bands, all the way from techno to rock to hiphop to folk to no matter what genre someone likes and the best is to be found there.
So don't worry, people with a nose for good unpolluted underground music, know where to find it.
Hmmm was there in the audience, on my way to St Germain. But just couldn't go until Eugene was done. Hooked on this ever since and listned to him so often that i kinda blame this band for getting my unreligious ass babtised and going to church. But this music translates God's power even more clear to me then all that. Bless you eugene !!!
David love god that's right
i'm not speaking english very good but i'm so alright with you.
David is so genials. i love this music so mutch.
Brilliant song from a great band
jesus, i hope to see this live !!!!!!
It's Elin Palmer on violin, as it says on the description. The video is from 2000 anyway: his daughter wasn't very old at that time.
i saw DEG open for swans in new york and at first i thought he sucked, but after a few minutes i was absolutely captivated. what an awesome performance. i'd like to see him again.
floriimorii thanks bro....you got me hooked on this 20 something years ago...
a girl sent me this. we were together for 5 years. i still think about her.
I would too
My favorite 16 Horse Power song along with Sinnerman...
NOT SURE IF I HAVE THIS COMPLETELY RIGHT BUT HERE IS WHAT I HAVE.
Is anything as lovely to me
As the truth in love... no
I'll take it over freedom any day
It brings me ever an' this time to my knees
An' on my knees I run away
Yes I know your sticks and stones they
They will easily break my bones an'
An' all my words come back to haunt me
I will put my strength into
The things left standing
I am hoarse with wild eyes
No debts outstanding
My hands are yours my brother
You can take my coat as well
My eyes are yours, sister
And my heart, and my heart
In which he dwells
Heard the voice of my master callin' me
From deep in the hollow
Said that I must follow him there yeah
Is any place darker for me
With all them wolves about
Well it's a poor mouth that I wear
My hands are yours my brother
You can take my coat as well
My eyes are yours, sister
And my heart, yeah and my heart
In which he dwells
I concur
so nice and melodic song
these guys arr brilliant
Bedankt voor posten Erik Jan !! ..magistrale band, doodzonde dat ze niet meer bestaan..maar we blijven hopen???
Excellent!!!
Luv this song!
@shadyman2000 I think we should be glad. Keeps it exclusive. Love it
fantastic
It's Elin Palmer playing the violin here.
love it!
Awesome, God-fearing dude. Glory be to God! "Take it over freedom any day."
My favorite 16 Horse Power song along with Sinnerman... Να κανουνε live τα παλικαρια στο σουρουπο και να ακους να λενε αυτο το κομματι... Τι να πεις και τι να κανεις εκεινη την στιγμη...
sweet
I. like !!!!!
I've been to one of their concerts (Ancien Belgique in Brussels), one of the best concerts of my life. Only Prince & Maceo Parker were better. Oh, and the Skattalites...
You sure have good tastes in music :)
the violins playing remembers me to John Cale
Where can we find the whole live concert ?
Edwards' voice, in my perception, is vaguely reminiscent of combination of Peter Murphy and Wayne Hussey...What an insanely great band.
I can see that. He definitely pulls from early goth influences. He mentions it in the documentary about him. You should watch it. Nick Cave is another he mentions.
and Jeffrey lee pierce
oui! above all Jeffrey Lee Pierce! It was so incredible to discover 16 HP just a few months after Jeffrey Lee's death (April 1996)
The Gun Club....Mother of Earth song..one of many masterpieces
Song owns
As they start gave a tee shirt to the Netherlands Nana !! :) another :)
very unique!
... there is no cover of it out there on yt ;-)
+Gitarrero Gitarro Actually, there are a couple covers on YT.
didnt find them back in Aug 2014
Any opinions on DEE's tuning for this haunting song? Listening to his beginning open chord (he's fiddling with a pedal or some other gizmo with his fretting hand), I'm hearing D-G-D-G-Bflat-D, from top to bottom.
Imma hearin' goosebumps on the run, bottom to toe.
ca me prends au bid tellement c 'est bon mmmmmmmmm!!!!!!!
agreed.
Whats tuning is dave using here?❤
@thecarnygo i do beleave that is his daughter. biggest possible fan of theres
kemény
he reminded me of kurt
Read the Lirycs as we said ;)
IOANNIS TSOK.......
holy fuck
Dave....so deep....u2 move over
“It’s a poor mouth I wear”
16 horsepower, devil makes three, grails/holy sons, graveyard, ancestors
this is like one of my favorite songs ever its realty cool but the raphsody version has no violin .
Come to Russia please!!!!
Waanzinnige opnames van pinkpop...
...or as Dylan Thomas wud've said: Bible black..
I still have a problem with the Christianity of the singer and songwriter.
He is brilliant, but this God thing, better not.
This is my first and probably only comment on youtube, but I felt compelled. I'm not an atheist because I just don't care all that much, but I'm definitely not a believer of any stripe, and that's part of why I'm so drawn to DEE's music. It's fascinating to see someone reckoning with the brutal, bloody, almost gothic facets of Christianity, the ones that dictate that all you must do is seek God, but in the same breath tell you that you're hopelessly flawed, you'll never be worthy, and that you deserve an eternity of torment. People like David Eugene Edwards, who take on that feeling of torment while they're still alive and make incredible art out of it, are usually my favorite artists. I don't feel anything like that conflict, and I'm glad they can articulate it. Cormac McCarthy, Philip K. Dick, SWANS in a way, Exuma, Krasznahorkai, Will Oldham, Jackson C. Frank, Roky Erickson, etc. So much brilliant work might've stagnated without the fatalistic drive to appease an evil Christian God, or at least a visceral understanding of it, and I respect the people that turn that hopeless misery into astonishingly good music or literature. Maybe that's the route of the intelligent believer, and those without the capacity for self-examination are the ones we should be watching out for. And just to reiterate, I don't believe in Him, but I think it's safe to say that the version of God we're talking about here is a petulant monster. I don't mean to ramble or lecture, I just find this stuff fascinating. Cheers.
the music is ok but i cant take the pseudo-religious posturing