The algorithm decided I needed to see this five years later, and it was so right. I feel so lucky I got to see Jason do a solo show at a tiny venue in Phoenix a few years before he passed. Thank you for honoring him in this way.
Love it thank you for recognizing one of the greatest unknown songwriters. Jason is missed by me everyday...very few wrote like he did...my kind of life is no better off..WE WIll be gone forever
I came to Jason Molina's music through Joe O'Connell' music. Joe's on stage here. Jason's voice really hit me, the same way Gram Parson's voice did years ago. I regret that I never got to hear either one of them while they were with us.
He does it good justice - I’m sorry jason, you had a good go at it, I love what you left us with. This song means a lot to me, and I like what you did with it.
JMo made such beautiful music... The world wasn't listening. I think it's great for Jason Groth and the other guys to continue to play his music. A farewell Transmission... Listen... Listen... Listen...
Zeb Gould, here's one of his own songs: th-cam.com/video/DWYHFK13R8c/w-d-xo.html Jason Molina himself acoustic version, arguably one of his most heartfelt and beautiful performances: th-cam.com/video/dHsIzzLS2co/w-d-xo.html
I found out about Jason from a piece NPR did on him, unfortunately it was after his passing. I'm not normally in to folk type music but there is just something about what Jason did that I really connect with and I revisit his catalog every year.
Yeah I discovered him shortly after his death in 2013 by stumbling on “What Comes After the Blues.” There’s just something about his music that connects with me and it can build me up, tear me down, make me think, etc. I wish I would’ve found out about him eat and I really wish he was still around but I am grateful for what he left us.
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"Mama here comes midnight, with the dead moon in its jaws" is one of the best lines from any song, ever. RIP.
Bottledincork agreed brilliant
"Aquí viene la medianoche con la luna muerta en sus fauces. "
my favorite lyric ever
Long. Dark. Blues.
The real truth about it is:
He will be gone, but not forever.
RIP Jason
please dont write this i am crying now
Dude looks like a cross of Jason Molina and Harry Dean Stanton.
This song brings me grief, sadness, joy, and comfort. A favorite forever.
Great musicians united by a great friend playing great music written by a great man. Let no man write my epitaph.
The real truth about it is/
No one gets it right.
The real truth about it is/
We're all supposed to try.
So many classic lines in this one song.
I think about those brilliant lines quite often.
That is one of the greatest lines I've ever heard, words to live by, just found this song and it'll stay with me forever
@@raulpooney4567 It warms my heart to know folks are still finding Jason's music in 2020.
i think these words when i'm low and they help sometimes. thank you jason
This is my favorite song if I had to pick one. I want it played at my funeral.
it would be great too have neil young cover one of his songs
Its crazy how easily.you can hear Neil Youngs influence in Jason Molina but its entirely different at the same time.
@@ronnytotten9292 I totally agree. You can hear the similarity but there is still a big difference between the two.
Jason has to be the most underrated artist ever. RIP legend
Jason Molina or Mark Linkous, one of them
Who is the singer? He sung this so beautifully
What a great performance. RIP, Molina.
The algorithm decided I needed to see this five years later, and it was so right. I feel so lucky I got to see Jason do a solo show at a tiny venue in Phoenix a few years before he passed. Thank you for honoring him in this way.
Love it thank you for recognizing one of the greatest unknown songwriters. Jason is missed by me everyday...very few wrote like he did...my kind of life is no better off..WE WIll be gone forever
man, no comments. shit. this is a great song. rip jason.
RIP Jason ❤️❤️ his legacy will never be forgotten, this song is really amazing
I came to Jason Molina's music through Joe O'Connell' music. Joe's on stage here. Jason's voice really hit me, the same way Gram Parson's voice did years ago. I regret that I never got to hear either one of them while they were with us.
This is one that of the most beautiful songs ever written
Wow this is amazing... a proper memorial..peace Ya'll
i could watch this guy do molina songs all day
who is it?
@@Jonathawkes Pretty certain it is John Darnielle from the Mountain Goats
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He does it good justice - I’m sorry jason, you had a good go at it, I love what you left us with. This song means a lot to me, and I like what you did with it.
Every time tis song is played the lyrics should be subtitled....this came from somewhere else
Maybe one of the Top 20 songs of rnr history.-
This song is so fucking great
Indeed, one of the greatest songs ever written, no matter the arrangement it's incredible:
th-cam.com/video/malJUMz2A9Y/w-d-xo.html
This was so beautiful. Tears of sadness and happiness at the same time. A great tribute to a genius who left us too soon.
very moved. thank you for posting.
JMo made such beautiful music... The world wasn't listening. I think it's great for Jason Groth and the other guys to continue to play his music. A farewell Transmission... Listen... Listen... Listen...
So great talented introspective musician. I watched an interview and He though every words.
Listen to the end. Haunting.
You guys nailed this! What a loss!
That was wonderful. Thanks to you all.
RIP to a great, and great condolences to his friends...
excellent cover
Who's that vocalist
So fucking good, tip my cap.
Beautiful man
You guys are Very Well Honored!
who is singing? New to the songs.
Zeb Gould, here's one of his own songs:
th-cam.com/video/DWYHFK13R8c/w-d-xo.html
Jason Molina himself acoustic version, arguably one of his most heartfelt and beautiful performances:
th-cam.com/video/dHsIzzLS2co/w-d-xo.html
Zeb Gould happens to be an incredible musician, coving one of my favorites!
Is that carseat headrest
😂😂😂
I found out about Jason from a piece NPR did on him, unfortunately it was after his passing. I'm not normally in to folk type music but there is just something about what Jason did that I really connect with and I revisit his catalog every year.
Yeah I discovered him shortly after his death in 2013 by stumbling on “What Comes After the Blues.” There’s just something about his music that connects with me and it can build me up, tear me down, make me think, etc. I wish I would’ve found out about him eat and I really wish he was still around but I am grateful for what he left us.
Same. That NPR piece introduced me to him and I have had hundreds of hours of entertainment since then