I Made A Couple Of Tik Toks For them And They Put It On Their Facebook Live And Their Instagram ❤ I Love Them So Much, My Father Showed Me The Band Midlake And We Don't Have The Greatest Relationship, But When I Hear Midlake I Feel Like Close To My Father, It Reminds Me Of Him, Midlake Is Sacred In My Heart Forever, They'll Never Know Just How Much They Really Mean To Me And How Much I Love Them ❤
The album just shimmers…not a stray note on it. Just when I think popular music has grown stale, I discover a band like this. As an old 70s prog rocker, I now know there is hope yet. Ear candy and just a flat out good band
As one of the kids born in 99, who always felt like they missed out on probably the most interesting musical period, I feel vindicated when I can find contemporary progressive gems like this. Feels like 2020's Woodstock at max volume in my living room. Grandiose.
This production sound is absolutely mesmerizing. (Can't believe this wasn't recorded in the 1970s.) Kudos on what appears to be another Midlake classic, gentlemen.
Hello. You're right, fabulous drummer. Can I encourage you to listen (and maybe discover ?) to Lionel BELTRAMI on these two albums : ASIA MINOR - CROSSING THE LINE and ASIA MINOR - BETWEEN FLESH AND DIVINE.
polonaise in winter, snowshoes, hunters, maidens, ancient lights, worried souls, merchants ships, winter cold and the spring all gone so I'm gone from here.
this is a disasterclass dowgrade from old midlake. Spirituality and imagination are lost. I believe midlake guys other than tim smith dont like the courage of others much but new midlake also distanced himself from van occupanther era.
Well, I can start by saying I don't agree with the first part at all. Bands are the people in them, and if they change, maybe we should look for what has changed rather than what is lost - look for a reflection on who they are. I think it's becomes clear from listening that these guys are thoughtful and warm. To link that with the second part of what you say, I had the benefit of watching them in Manchester a few weeks ago and the honour they paid to Van Occupather was substantial - really beautiful actually.
@@garetholeary110These songs although the remaining members are kind ( I agree) people just unemotional and stale and facile to me. The Pulido as a vocal without the electronic background of Antiphon seems the weakest part with tons of sighs and pauses. Also Without Paul Alexander they lost their creative engineering I believe.I think they delibaretely distanced themselves from the Courage of Others( Pulido or Mckenzie said that they did not even like to the part of it) So in the end much more is left than whats remaining.
I'm sorry to tell this but in my opinion "Midlake" ended with the departure of Tim Smith. It's another band, another music compared to the first records, and sometimes it's self-plagiarism. The depth and the spiritual maturity have gone (even if there are some good moments in this album). So purhaps it's time to move on and to form another band, to get free from The Midlake's past.
I have to agree with you, but they are still a really good band, just not what it was. I really like this album though, but if your comparing to early stuff it’s not even remotely close
![Midlake - The Courage of Others [DOCUMENTARY]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ad6_gihC0ZA/mqdefault.jpg)
One of the best albums I have ever listened to. And I listened to many.
I enjoyed the whole trip and all the music, this band is awesome ❤
I Made A Couple Of Tik Toks For them And They Put It On Their Facebook Live And Their Instagram ❤ I Love Them So Much, My Father Showed Me The Band Midlake And We Don't Have The Greatest Relationship, But When I Hear Midlake I Feel Like Close To My Father, It Reminds Me Of Him, Midlake Is Sacred In My Heart Forever, They'll Never Know Just How Much They Really Mean To Me And How Much I Love Them ❤
I love them so much!!!
Me and my band mates listen to them all the time!! I discovered them in 2013!! Antiphon!!
☄️🖤☄️🤘😌
Here from Trent Crimm/Jimmy Lance and very happy I came 😍❤
The album just shimmers…not a stray note on it. Just when I think popular music has grown stale, I discover a band like this. As an old 70s prog rocker, I now know there is hope yet. Ear candy and just a flat out good band
Youre gonna love Antiphon.
As one of the kids born in 99, who always felt like they missed out on probably the most interesting musical period, I feel vindicated when I can find contemporary progressive gems like this.
Feels like 2020's Woodstock at max volume in my living room. Grandiose.
Antiphon is genius...but Acts of man ethereal
Beautiful from Midlake. Music like this is a gift. The travel footage is excellent. Thank you for making this.❤
This production sound is absolutely mesmerizing. (Can't believe this wasn't recorded in the 1970s.) Kudos on what appears to be another Midlake classic, gentlemen.
You are one of the best bands in the world!!! Poland loves You
TH-cam doesn't work right this should have more views.
I will be seeing them in Brighton. Looking forward to it. Cheers. 🍻
00:00 Commune
00:54 Bethel Woods
05:17 Glistening
09:23 Exile
12:55 Feast of Carrion
17:37 Noble
24:03 Gone
29:09 Meanwhile...
32:43 Dawning
37:00 The End
40:26 Of Desire
fantasizing Mr. Jesse Chandler on keyboard during The End
The Hudson Line. Grand Central to Poughkeepsie. Great work, fellas. Feast of Carrion, my fav on first run through. Cheers.
thanks - I was wondering
McKenzie is among the world's greatest drummers. Listen
Yessss! He is the drummer's drummer for sure.
Bethel Woods on this album, and This Weight on Antiphon are straight grooves.
Hello. You're right, fabulous drummer. Can I encourage you to listen (and maybe discover ?) to Lionel BELTRAMI on these two albums : ASIA MINOR - CROSSING THE LINE and ASIA MINOR - BETWEEN FLESH AND DIVINE.
Wow dudes, what a fantastic album! And this video makes me want to listen to it on longer train rides. :)
It's incredible, really inspires my band and me as a musician!!!!
Wow, this is amazing, the production is spot on
Pure inspiration for our whole band
Thank you so very much for the wonderful music. Hit it out of the park again.
The End was now on FIP radio.
I love Midlake very much. If somebody from UK is tired of bbc6 I'd recommend to try FIP radio.
I remember discovering you with the antiphon album. This is a great set of tracks too
Awesome work guys. Excited to see you at the Levon Helm Studio.
thank you
Super excited for this! Seeing them live in Camden next month and cannot wait!
They are so incredible, they really inspire our band!!!!
Me too! April 6, yea? See you there!
@@robh8942 That's the one!
Beautiful
Midlake yeni albüm mü yapmış yoksa 2022 nin en güzel olayı😍😍
polonaise in winter, snowshoes, hunters, maidens, ancient lights, worried souls, merchants ships, winter cold and the spring all gone so I'm gone from here.
COMMUNE 😍😍😍😍😍
Does the Denton line connect to a river ?
Solid
nice
her şey yolunda .
Am 8 months late in sorry midlake I failed u
Çok iyi
𝓅𝓇𝑜𝓂𝑜𝓈𝓂 💯
1:07 nice tribute to Radiohead - Electioneering
this is a disasterclass dowgrade from old midlake. Spirituality and imagination are lost. I believe midlake guys other than tim smith dont like the courage of others much but new midlake also distanced himself from van occupanther era.
Well, I can start by saying I don't agree with the first part at all. Bands are the people in them, and if they change, maybe we should look for what has changed rather than what is lost - look for a reflection on who they are. I think it's becomes clear from listening that these guys are thoughtful and warm. To link that with the second part of what you say, I had the benefit of watching them in Manchester a few weeks ago and the honour they paid to Van Occupather was substantial - really beautiful actually.
@@garetholeary110These songs although the remaining members are kind ( I agree) people just unemotional and stale and facile to me. The Pulido as a vocal without the electronic background of Antiphon seems the weakest part with tons of sighs and pauses. Also Without Paul Alexander they lost their creative engineering I believe.I think they delibaretely distanced themselves from the Courage of Others( Pulido or Mckenzie said that they did not even like to the part of it) So in the end much more is left than whats remaining.
A vast improvement musically from Antiphon, well done
You guys are so much a better band w/out Tim Smith.
Clearly you have been listening to MY BLOODY VALENTINE lately. Haven't you?
any particular reason ?
I'm sorry to tell this but in my opinion "Midlake" ended with the departure of Tim Smith. It's another band, another music compared to the first records, and sometimes it's self-plagiarism. The depth and the spiritual maturity have gone (even if there are some good moments in this album). So purhaps it's time to move on and to form another band, to get free from The Midlake's past.
Nope.
Tim smith’s voice was a standout and created an environment that hasn’t been duplicated. This seems an improvement from their last album I must say.
@@joethelionjoethelion You're right
I have to agree with you, but they are still a really good band, just not what it was. I really like this album though, but if your comparing to early stuff it’s not even remotely close
booo - i do not agree - Antiphon was their best album yet. The same was said of Pink Floyd - glad they didn't listen.