Music video by The Mars Volta performing The Widow. (C) 2005 The Mars Volta License exclusively to Universal Records, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
I went to Highschool with them. They were in my art class as seniors and I was a freshman. First time I heard them at battle of the bands on our football field. I knew they would be world famous from 1 minute in!
I was lying on a stretcher with a blood vessel in my neck severed, I had already lost about a litter of blood or so and the doctors didn't know if they were going to be able to stitch it or close it somehow, so I started singing this song to myself. It was an experience that I will never forget and the fact that The Mars Volta came to me at that moment where I didn't know if I was gonna live or die is one thing that truly makes me appreciate how this band has impacted my life. Omar, Cedric and everyone involved, you are true artists, whatever the hell that means.
I don't have a "link" to the information, but if you own the Francis The Mute CD the information is right there in the liner notes: "Joining the band for selected moments are: - Flea (trumpet and trumpet solos on The Window and Miranda That Ghost Just Isn't Holy Anymore)" also: "- John Frusciante (first 2 guitar solos on L'via)"
Bro you have no clue! I've had the instrumental in my head but could never remember the name of this song!!! It popped on my Spotify and when it started playing it came right to my head that this was the song!! Thank you Spotify and thank you Mars Volta🤤🤤🍻🍻
I find it difficult to reconnect with it because I listened to it every day straight for a few months since I only had a discman. It's just burnt into my brain.
2021... I remember listening to this song as a sad lonely goth kid. Now I'm a sad lonely average adult and this song still is absolutely memorizing. 🖤🔥🖤
To the guys that wrote this and the man that sings this. THANK YOU. A freakin masterpiece. As a musician I would die happy having created something like this.
The Mars Volta, pure classic! Music like this comes only once in a lifetime. The best way I can describe them; it is like finding wheat in a sea of chaff.
Serverus That ain’t no shit. This was the first tune I heard from them back in 2005. It was like a breath of fresh air that I hadn’t had in a very long time. With the climate of the music industry these days, fresh air doesn’t come along very often.
I was volunteering for an environmental agency going back 8 - 9 years now and some hippy dude played this in our van heading to a job. Such an eye opener to this band.
+Christopher Johnson This happened to me with a song from Mama Ladilla (a spanish group) even i was dreaing of a big running event and the soundtrack of the course was their song, clearly understandable.
I remember seeing this music video on MTV when they were actually music television. I was a kid but the singer's amazing voice and the trippy video always stuck with me. Now i understand it more and wow im glad this song stayed in my head for all these years. MTV, go back to playing this great music damn it!
For your Karaoke: He's got fasting black lungs Made of clove-splintered shards They're the kind that will talk Through a wheezing of coughs And I hear him every night In every pore And every time he just makes me warm Freeze without an answer Free from all the shame Must I hide 'Cause I'll never, never sleep alone Look at how they flock to him From an isle of open sores He knows that the taste is such Is such to die for And I hear him every night On every street The scales that do slither Deliver me from... Freeze without an answer Free from all the shame Then I'll hide 'Cause I'll never, never sleep alone Oh Lord Said I'm, said I'm, said I'm, Said I'm bloodshot for sure Pale runs the ghost Swollen on the shore Every night In every pore The scales that do slither Deliver me from... Freeze without an answer Free from all the shame Then I'll hide 'Cause I'll never, never sleep alone Freeze without an answer Free from all the shame Let me die 'Cause I'll never, never sleep alone Like if you use it!
I always appreciated their music but the lyrics always left me nonplussed. Like brides bruised brains teetering above golden daisies bleeding pollen polka swing disaster crash diamond switch beholder
@@devinwatson4594 I don't think their lyrics are abstract at all, maybe a bit surreal at times but always symbolic which have their roots in a long history passed down from ancient times so needless to say when it comes to symbolism and what they represent, their meaning is fixed and easily understandable. As to your display of disconnected word poetry, which itself has roots in automatic writing, the cut-up technique, word vomit Etc... A very pretentious form only useful as a means and not an end. The best excuse for which could be that it represents the chaotic nature of reality but even that it is a misconception based on lack of perception. What has my life come to spending this much time replying to a TH-cam comment reply to another TH-cam comment, I feel like I'm going to Twilight Zone or maybe it's just the drugs or maybe both am I losing my mind...Lol
I love their "commercially-conscious" and radio-friendly composition to this song! It lets me breathe in between listening to their more ferocious, break-neck tempo tunes they're well-known for! LOL
Brings me back memories, of getting seduced by a gothic girl with this song. She is the one who introduced this song to me. Damn girl left a dark mark on me, with those dark sharp eyes.
Sounds like the type of shit my parents where doing when they listened to music like this. Their taste has certainly rubbed off on me, but not their life styles.
The buddy who showed me this song and band died of suicide a few months ago, love you Tanner. Rest easy buddy ❤️. Sometimes I guess I just miss my friend (s) ...
I remember watching MTV before school and I heard this song open and I stopped dead in my track to listen to the whole song and I have been a fan of The Mars Volta since then.
Discovered the band way too late, absolutely love them. I’m a younger audience, in middle school. Can’t get them out of my head, downloaded the albums onto my phone.
I remember hearing this for the first time at the age of 15 and couldn't get it out of my head. Such a great song and brings back so many memories of being a teenager.
The song that was short and mainstream enough to make it into Billboard, made me download it, made me search the album, which turns out to be the greatest human art in history
Remember this from early college days. Brilliant, just brilliant. Reading their history on Wikipedia is like reading some sort of crazed adventure novel. What a time these people had.
Two years ago I had a premonition about someone's death in my dream. And this song was playing in the background of my dream. That kid died not even 6 months later. I told him about the dream too.
Just rediscovered this and forgot how incredible this song was! What a vibe, what a song, what a voice. Unreal. Super underrated band. This whole record is killer.
I definitely remember sleeping on this band but liking this song as a guilty pleasure since I was more of harder rock listener at that time. I think I also just had something against higher register singers because of all the "whiny sounding" postpop bands that i also didnt vibe with. Well now that I've grown up a little more and I don't have anything against great music or musicians that I discriminated against in my former ignorance. So when I got the chance to see them live at Rockville in Daytona this past April I was immediately impressed and thankful that they didn't slip through my fingers forever. I was there for tool and the Deftones and anything else was a bonus but the Mars Volta was an experience that I'll never forget. Oh yeah, Coheed and Cambria was great too and I had similar feelings when I was younger and a similar change of heart.
When I listen to - and especially when I saw them perform - I felt like I'm hearing swirling bits of almost every band I love mixed together - I hear Led Zeppelin, Santana, King Crimson, Pink Floyd, Hendrix, and many more, their influences are all over the place and it's awesome
14 años me demore en poder llegar por casualidad a este tema que solo lo pude escuchar una vez ... Y me encantó . Pero no recordé nada del nombre de la banda... Fue un milagro aunque tardo
The Mars Volta cannot break up. They are the best band in the last 30 years and true artists. Francis the Mute and especially DELOUSED IN THE COMATORIUM translates perfectly into classical symphony very easily if you had an orchestra. The surrealistic lyrics, it is perfect music and everything that rock music should be. Like Pink Floyd but evolved and more sophisticated. Its sad they dont get the credit for everything they have done.
I love this group but I understand the sense of Foreboding they have in their music. It also doesn’t help knowing that they tapped into some dark forces to make The Bedlam in Goliath. Also not to mention how it’s as if they place you under a spell when you listen to them. They are the musical equivalent to the Twilight Zone.
vivid memories of when they first got big air play with at the drive in. one armed scissor can still take me back and feel exactly like I did then (I'm old guys) and we also used it to pump ourselves up to go on convoys in Iraq 04 to 05. good stuff
To make a short story long, I was watching a video about the break-up of Rage Against The Machine before watching this and it was mentioned that the former drummer for The Mars Volta formed a band with one of the former members of Rage. That tracked my memory back to the mid 2000s when I used to follow a glamour model on MySpace. Her name was Sophia Howard. She used to regularly appear nude in Nuts magazine. But I digress... Back then you could have a featured song on your MySpace profile page and hers was one by The Mars Volta and that's how I first heard of the band. I don't remember what song it was but I remember that I liked it so I listened to some more of their stuff. I never got into them because I didn't actively pursue their music the way I would with metal bands I like, but I don't think I ever heard a song I didn't like from them. Anyway, that video about Rage Against The Machine reminded me to check out their music again and I probably should listen to them a bit more regularly.
heres my expirience tripped out on TMV, in the deloused intro son et lumiere i started tapping with the rhythm and tapped through the whole intro, song changed to inertiatic esp and i lost the rhythm, couldnt catch it for life and cedric started singing now im lost.. ive shit my pants and stoped, it was too powerul at that time, couldnt handle it, crazy good band, that was in 2009 and still im listening to them, love them so much, favorite band hands down
Remembered this song a few days ago. Not only did I love it, but my 90 (at the time) year old mother heard this in the car and she liked it too. This is the first time I saw the video, and yes, almost literally a trip. Wouldn't recommend it for anyone with a seizure disorder triggered by flashing lights.
I swear... No matter when n where i hear this it makes my entire shiver... The emotions the struggle the sadness the anger the fire..m i feel it all... Just makes me break down internally allowing me to appreciate the light n beauty
Yeah when I comes up I freak out. I'm from so cal but got to see the Mars Volta in Cleveland Ohio. What a trip. It was like the dead met slayer. In reverse.
I remember this was the first song I heard by these guys, and I heard it on the radio; the disc jockey had said this was on their new album, "Frances the Mute", so for some reason I thought they were a French band, mainly because of the name & this sounded unlike anything else that was playing on American radio at the time. then, a couple months later, I had a friend who had their first album and I listened to the whole thing front to back, multiple times. since that day, I've learned that they're not French (lol) and they instantly became one of my favorite bands. and they still are to this day. it's crazy there was a time that this stuff was played on the radio.
I have a vivid memory of sitting in an Irish pub in Hachioji in Tokyo in 2006 and seeing this come up on the television in there. Funny how these things pull memories back. The smell of the beer, the vague warmth of its creeping intoxication, and the pungent garlic and truffle blanketing the otherwise earthy smell of the potatoes on my plate. Some creeping anxiety about things back home in Australia. Thinking how funny it was that a relatively obscure favourite from my then shiny new mp3 player had found its way onto a television screen in suburban Tokyo.
Literally just popped in my head.. I couldn’t even remember the lyrics.. I was just like “the widow” youtube it.. god how I missed this song 😍😍😍 can’t believe I ever forgot it exsisted 😭😭 2018!!
i regret having ignored TMV for all these years, the widow gave me the impression that they were just another mainstreams vintage rock band like wolfmother
remember the first time I heard these guys. will forever be one of my favorite bands. reminds me of getting high in high school with my lady and friends and just enjoying each others company. nothing will ever be like that again.
I went to Highschool with them. They were in my art class as seniors and I was a freshman. First time I heard them at battle of the bands on our football field. I knew they would be world famous from 1 minute in!
That's dope as hell!!
Were they At The Drive-In at the time?
So jealous - shoulda made sure you helped or had all those babies
Oh wow
dude, that is freaking awesome-sauce
I was lying on a stretcher with a blood vessel in my neck severed, I had already lost about a litter of blood or so and the doctors didn't know if they were going to be able to stitch it or close it somehow, so I started singing this song to myself. It was an experience that I will never forget and the fact that The Mars Volta came to me at that moment where I didn't know if I was gonna live or die is one thing that truly makes me appreciate how this band has impacted my life. Omar, Cedric and everyone involved, you are true artists, whatever the hell that means.
So happy to see that you made it through!
Omg I love how you tell your experience
You are on point... what a beautiful sentiment
I'm happy to know you're still alive and breathing brother 🙏🏼
Glad you recovered but it’s cool that you were happy to sing this on way out if it had of been that.
For those that don't know, the trumpet in this song is performed by Flea from the RHCP.
Thank you so much for that fun fact
GKasper link?
I don't have a "link" to the information, but if you own the Francis The Mute CD the information is right there in the liner notes:
"Joining the band for selected moments are:
- Flea (trumpet and trumpet solos on The Window and Miranda That Ghost Just Isn't Holy Anymore)"
also:
"- John Frusciante (first 2 guitar solos on L'via)"
Very cool
There's no trumpet solo. There's trumpet accompaniment/harmonies.
Cedric's voice is so amazing. His range, the power, the raw emotion. It's perfect for the story.
It's been 11 years, and this song randomly popped into my head.
Mine too!
Bro you have no clue! I've had the instrumental in my head but could never remember the name of this song!!! It popped on my Spotify and when it started playing it came right to my head that this was the song!! Thank you Spotify and thank you Mars Volta🤤🤤🍻🍻
Still rocking this amazing song
N I hear him every night..
Same
2020 and I'm still smitten with this sound and this song.
Have you heard Antemasque?
It's actually my favorite of Cedrics vocals
I find it difficult to reconnect with it because I listened to it every day straight for a few months since I only had a discman. It's just burnt into my brain.
Liar. Profound love develops eventually you know. 🔍
🤘
Frances The Mute & De-Loused In The Comatorium are masterpieces.
Indeed. Too bad they couldn't keep the band going, but we're fortunate to have these two.
All but noctourniquet are masterpieces.
Don't lose hope, I've seen reports of an anticipated reunion!
Amputechture had its moments, but anything after that album is completely skippable, imo.
@@SatoshiKong I love bedlam in goliath. But I can see why people don't like octahedron and noctourniquet.
2021... I remember listening to this song as a sad lonely goth kid. Now I'm a sad lonely average adult and this song still is absolutely memorizing. 🖤🔥🖤
Haha same
Same
Same x4
Same
Ok; GOTH KID Better than a Emo Kid 🧓🏻 because Emo Kids gets a Normal Life. 🤘🏻😇
To the guys that wrote this and the man that sings this. THANK YOU. A freakin masterpiece. As a musician I would die happy having created something like this.
Ray Kau think it’s the same dude
Cedric Bixler Zavala
The Mars Volta, pure classic! Music like this comes only once in a lifetime. The best way I can describe them; it is like finding wheat in a sea of chaff.
Serverus That ain’t no shit. This was the first tune I heard from them back in 2005. It was like a breath of fresh air that I hadn’t had in a very long time. With the climate of the music industry these days, fresh air doesn’t come along very often.
One of the last bands I caught on MTV. "Who the hell is this?!" Doesn't happen very often with me.
I was volunteering for an environmental agency going back 8 - 9 years now and some hippy dude played this in our van heading to a job. Such an eye opener to this band.
On of the most underrated bands in the world.
Real G’s know what’s up!
real
@@moldybongrips they suck live tho
Man, the 2000's was the last decade in which rock ruled supreme.
I just woke up at 5 in the morning with this song in my head after not hearing it for like 7 years. I'm gonna have to cover this now..
Omg me too.
same here
Dammit man!
+Mark Adkisson if you guys need help let me know what i can play
+Christopher Johnson This happened to me with a song from Mama Ladilla (a spanish group) even i was dreaing of a big running event and the soundtrack of the course was their song, clearly understandable.
Never heard of this band until I Shazamed it while Grocery shopping at a Winn Dixie in New Orleans.
Ok, that’s wild that Winn Dixie is blasting TMV while you’re like, bagging your produce lol.
I remember seeing this music video on MTV when they were actually music television. I was a kid but the singer's amazing voice and the trippy video always stuck with me. Now i understand it more and wow im glad this song stayed in my head for all these years. MTV, go back to playing this great music damn it!
ITSMrBubbles1nOnly same man. One of my favorite bands now
ITSMrBubbles1nOnly Same over here...¡! ...n went 2 c em later that year n obviously became my favorite band...! ❤💋
It's like reading my own thoughts seeing your comment....
Seen the Mars Volta open up for System of a Down. I can honestly say this was this greatest concert I've seen...#childhood
Wow that's awesome
this song is absolutely beautiful
For your Karaoke:
He's got fasting black lungs
Made of clove-splintered shards
They're the kind that will talk
Through a wheezing of coughs
And I hear him every night
In every pore
And every time he just makes me warm
Freeze without an answer
Free from all the shame
Must I hide
'Cause I'll never, never sleep alone
Look at how they flock to him
From an isle of open sores
He knows that the taste is such
Is such to die for
And I hear him every night
On every street
The scales that do slither
Deliver me from...
Freeze without an answer
Free from all the shame
Then I'll hide
'Cause I'll never, never sleep alone
Oh Lord
Said I'm, said I'm, said I'm,
Said I'm bloodshot for sure
Pale runs the ghost
Swollen on the shore
Every night
In every pore
The scales that do slither
Deliver me from...
Freeze without an answer
Free from all the shame
Then I'll hide
'Cause I'll never, never sleep alone
Freeze without an answer
Free from all the shame
Let me die
'Cause I'll never, never sleep alone
Like if you use it!
I always appreciated their music but the lyrics always left me nonplussed. Like brides bruised brains teetering above golden daisies bleeding pollen polka swing disaster crash diamond switch beholder
@@devinwatson4594 I don't think their lyrics are abstract at all, maybe a bit surreal at times but always symbolic which have their roots in a long history passed down from ancient times so needless to say when it comes to symbolism and what they represent, their meaning is fixed and easily understandable. As to your display of disconnected word poetry, which itself has roots in automatic writing, the cut-up technique, word vomit Etc... A very pretentious form only useful as a means and not an end. The best excuse for which could be that it represents the chaotic nature of reality but even that it is a misconception based on lack of perception. What has my life come to spending this much time replying to a TH-cam comment reply to another TH-cam comment, I feel like I'm going to Twilight Zone or maybe it's just the drugs or maybe both am I losing my mind...Lol
Thank you sm!
i have genius but thanks
Bless the heart of anybody who tries to karaoke this song lmfao
this gives me chills I havent listen to this in sooo long...
Chad Ockstadt it's not that good
Got chills during the guitar solo.
@@stephenbutler1623 Yes, it is...
A drunk guy in Seattle suggested this band to me .. Thank you drunk guy :)
This is probably one of the most glorious slow rock songs of all time
there's something very special about this song
It's called talent.
I love their "commercially-conscious" and radio-friendly composition to this song! It lets me breathe in between listening to their more ferocious, break-neck tempo tunes they're well-known for! LOL
Man this brings me back to being a bad teenager doing drugs and skipping school.
wow....same!
Brings me back memories, of getting seduced by a gothic girl with this song. She is the one who introduced this song to me. Damn girl left a dark mark on me, with those dark sharp eyes.
Sounds like the type of shit my parents where doing when they listened to music like this.
Their taste has certainly rubbed off on me, but not their life styles.
Hahaha yup
Yup😏
I remember being a kid and I fell asleep with my TV on...and I woke up to the end of this video ..scared the crap out of me
The buddy who showed me this song and band died of suicide a few months ago, love you Tanner. Rest easy buddy ❤️. Sometimes I guess I just miss my friend (s) ...
I’m sorry buddy
I remember watching MTV before school and I heard this song open and I stopped dead in my track to listen to the whole song and I have been a fan of The Mars Volta since then.
Recuerdo haber visto este video en MTV y despues nunca mas volvi a escuchar esta cancion. Finalmente lo encontre y solo recordaba la melodia
Discovered the band way too late, absolutely love them. I’m a younger audience, in middle school. Can’t get them out of my head, downloaded the albums onto my phone.
I remember when this album came out.. I forgot about it for a while until recently, this and their debut are incredible
be open to music now. When this song came out I was a little older than your age and didn’t appreciate it
im a baby
You're definitely someone who knows good music.
It's never too late
I just discovered this band and now I'm addicted to this masterpiece
this song is a masterpiece ..
I remember hearing this for the first time at the age of 15 and couldn't get it out of my head. Such a great song and brings back so many memories of being a teenager.
The song that was short and mainstream enough to make it into Billboard, made me download it, made me search the album, which turns out to be the greatest human art in history
If Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd had a drug fueled half Mexican baby and left it in el paso, that is this!
will t BEST DESCRIPTION EVER!!
Steven Leach
+will t ... Well done, 'will t.' I also hear Jack White. Today is the first day I am hearing this music, this man's voice. Oh, holy day.
+will t you are fucked in the head, thats like saying protest the hero has roots from lamb of god
+Hingle McCringleberry Your name is dope. It made me laugh bro. "construction noise."
Man this brings back nostalgia of high school in 2005 . Love Mars volta
Remember this from early college days.
Brilliant, just brilliant.
Reading their history on Wikipedia is like reading some sort of crazed adventure novel. What a time these people had.
This song is genius. Period.
They straight balled on all of us with this. Masterpiece.
One of the most underrated bands of all time.. Their sound is so unique and ls something out of this world..
Remember when L A was cool enough to have a radio station called Indy 1031 that played this song a whole fucking lot
Nate Walker Mee too
used to hear it on KROQ a bunch too
Holy shit, I avoided this band like the plague because I got them confused with some boring death metal. This is amazing.
Same here!
Mee too, because, mea culpa, I confused them with 30 seconds to mars :D
haha, ya not quite the same thing
depauleable funniest thing I've read in a while. At least you finally got here
Yep. Failed super hard :D
Two years ago I had a premonition about someone's death in my dream. And this song was playing in the background of my dream. That kid died not even 6 months later. I told him about the dream too.
Damn.
I know things too.
@@chrissmetoyer6314 same
Just rediscovered this and forgot how incredible this song was! What a vibe, what a song, what a voice. Unreal. Super underrated band. This whole record is killer.
This definitely deserves an HD remaster
I definitely remember sleeping on this band but liking this song as a guilty pleasure since I was more of harder rock listener at that time. I think I also just had something against higher register singers because of all the "whiny sounding" postpop bands that i also didnt vibe with. Well now that I've grown up a little more and I don't have anything against great music or musicians that I discriminated against in my former ignorance. So when I got the chance to see them live at Rockville in Daytona this past April I was immediately impressed and thankful that they didn't slip through my fingers forever. I was there for tool and the Deftones and anything else was a bonus but the Mars Volta was an experience that I'll never forget. Oh yeah, Coheed and Cambria was great too and I had similar feelings when I was younger and a similar change of heart.
Saw them open for System of a Down over 20 years ago. Just beautiful.
When I listen to - and especially when I saw them perform - I felt like I'm hearing swirling bits of almost every band I love mixed together - I hear Led Zeppelin, Santana, King Crimson, Pink Floyd, Hendrix, and many more, their influences are all over the place and it's awesome
14 años me demore en poder llegar por casualidad a este tema que solo lo pude escuchar una vez ... Y me encantó .
Pero no recordé nada del nombre de la banda... Fue un milagro aunque tardo
I sang this to my baby when she was fussy.
I got to meet them backstage at a Perfect Circle concert 2006 (ish).
I’m so happy i got the chance to see them live. It’s an spiritual experience. Almost 10 years
Amazing, breathtaking.
This band deserves heaven, they are so underrated.
totally agree
Amazing song.
You're right.
Lol, you silly guys! My son got me into this band years ago and im 62 and still love them! Haha!
Will always love this song. Nobody sounds anything like them
The Mars Volta cannot break up. They are the best band in the last 30 years and true artists. Francis the Mute and especially DELOUSED IN THE COMATORIUM translates perfectly into classical symphony very easily if you had an orchestra. The surrealistic lyrics, it is perfect music and everything that rock music should be. Like Pink Floyd but evolved and more sophisticated. Its sad they dont get the credit for everything they have done.
This album scares the shit out of me. I can't listen to the whole thing by myself. One of my all time favorites
Lol wtf then don't watch the news please....your faint lil heart couldn't take the horror out here
That video scared the living crap out of me when I first saw it, just one question, what were they eating?
I love this group but I understand the sense of Foreboding they have in their music. It also doesn’t help knowing that they tapped into some dark forces to make The Bedlam in Goliath. Also not to mention how it’s as if they place you under a spell when you listen to them. They are the musical equivalent to the Twilight Zone.
Put the soy down ma’am.
In my opinion in praise of learning by Henry cow is far scary but I can get where your coming from
vivid memories of when they first got big air play with at the drive in. one armed scissor can still take me back and feel exactly like I did then (I'm old guys) and we also used it to pump ourselves up to go on convoys in Iraq 04 to 05. good stuff
If that makes you old then that means I'm old....and I'm not old, dammit....😉
You guys have a distinct vision on how to make music. Be wise and don't lose it.
To make a short story long, I was watching a video about the break-up of Rage Against The Machine before watching this and it was mentioned that the former drummer for The Mars Volta formed a band with one of the former members of Rage.
That tracked my memory back to the mid 2000s when I used to follow a glamour model on MySpace. Her name was Sophia Howard. She used to regularly appear nude in Nuts magazine. But I digress...
Back then you could have a featured song on your MySpace profile page and hers was one by The Mars Volta and that's how I first heard of the band. I don't remember what song it was but I remember that I liked it so I listened to some more of their stuff. I never got into them because I didn't actively pursue their music the way I would with metal bands I like, but I don't think I ever heard a song I didn't like from them.
Anyway, that video about Rage Against The Machine reminded me to check out their music again and I probably should listen to them a bit more regularly.
Kanye brought me and I’m glad he did this band kicks ass !!!!
Go down the rabbit hole. Trust me, you will not regret it.
Now go listen to in absentia
Here is a cover to this song th-cam.com/video/LSTTYUat0sE/w-d-xo.html
At the drive in is where is at
I'm legit waiting anxiously for Kanye to "finish that album" with Mars Volta lol
heres my expirience tripped out on TMV, in the deloused intro son et lumiere i started tapping with the rhythm and tapped through the whole intro, song changed to inertiatic esp and i lost the rhythm, couldnt catch it for life and cedric started singing now im lost.. ive shit my pants and stoped, it was too powerul at that time, couldnt handle it, crazy good band, that was in 2009 and still im listening to them, love them so much, favorite band hands down
Remembered this song a few days ago. Not only did I love it, but my 90 (at the time) year old mother heard this in the car and she liked it too. This is the first time I saw the video, and yes, almost literally a trip. Wouldn't recommend it for anyone with a seizure disorder triggered by flashing lights.
Hoy después de 14 años la he vuelto a escuchar en vivo y sigo sintiendo la misma emoción... 🥺
Omar and Cedric, they're back!
I just now noticed how much the lead singer in Mars Volta sounds like the lead singer from Led Zeppelin.
I remember the day I heard this song. It was watching MTV in the morning before school and it blew me away
The band, the voice, the solo, the video… 👏👏👏👏👏👏 …just in awe of this piece ❤️
Dear diary, Dec, 2021, I am 33 years into life, and this song is just as mesmerizing as it was back around 03' or 04' when I first herd it.
Saw these guys perform in San Diego with System of a Down. Best show I’ve ever been to.
10 years later, this is still one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard.
Take me back to this time 😭😭
THIS IS BLUES!! \m/
I swear... No matter when n where i hear this it makes my entire shiver... The emotions the struggle the sadness the anger the fire..m i feel it all... Just makes me break down internally allowing me to appreciate the light n beauty
Man ...the lyrical content is from out of this world .
One of the strangest music videos of all time. And one of the best songs of all time as well. :)
watch 40 minutes/ 20 years
Joseph Chamberlain Oh. I know that song, but I didn't know it had a music video. Will do. ;)
No me canso de esta canción. Me eriza la piel.
Totally forgot how much I absolutely adore this song!
Yeah when I comes up I freak out. I'm from so cal but got to see the Mars Volta in Cleveland Ohio. What a trip. It was like the dead met slayer. In reverse.
This song is actually perfect. Wow!
I'm still pissed that I lost this album as a teen. I took it to a party and never saw it again
I remember this was the first song I heard by these guys, and I heard it on the radio; the disc jockey had said this was on their new album, "Frances the Mute", so for some reason I thought they were a French band, mainly because of the name & this sounded unlike anything else that was playing on American radio at the time.
then, a couple months later, I had a friend who had their first album and I listened to the whole thing front to back, multiple times. since that day, I've learned that they're not French (lol) and they instantly became one of my favorite bands. and they still are to this day.
it's crazy there was a time that this stuff was played on the radio.
This is one of the bands that should remain through times...
here in 2021 after Mars Volta announces a new Album :) Greetings from Portugal! Paredes de Coura 2008
I have a vivid memory of sitting in an Irish pub in Hachioji in Tokyo in 2006 and seeing this come up on the television in there. Funny how these things pull memories back. The smell of the beer, the vague warmth of its creeping intoxication, and the pungent garlic and truffle blanketing the otherwise earthy smell of the potatoes on my plate. Some creeping anxiety about things back home in Australia. Thinking how funny it was that a relatively obscure favourite from my then shiny new mp3 player had found its way onto a television screen in suburban Tokyo.
Straight outta El Paso!!
Mike Monroy I heard John Moyer of Disturbed talking about great musicians that came out of there. From the same high school too.
J.R. cigarettes after sex also comes from El Paso ;)
Great music they were something different.just like El Paso...
Chuco Town!
Yes El Paso Tejas! But The Singer Is From Califas.
Literally just popped in my head.. I couldn’t even remember the lyrics.. I was just like “the widow” youtube it.. god how I missed this song 😍😍😍 can’t believe I ever forgot it exsisted 😭😭 2018!!
Another great song by The Mars Volta! They made some great music to bad they are no longer together
I first heard this song when I was about 4. I only recently remembered who they were and this song again.
i love the mars volta. cedric is really talented. omar is a perfectionist. come back guys!!!
It's hard to listen to this without bursting into to tears!
Cara, que música espetacular.
Gosto demais de Mars Volta!
Honestly Frances The Mute is the most elegant and experimental part of The Mars Volta.
That was the first song I've heard by these guys. Weeping...
I've been missing out, I believe. Gottat listed to more to be sure. So far, very nice!
I just spent like 4 months looking for this. RIP Stevens untitled rockshow
This song is so damn good for reasons I can't explain and to this day gives me chills.
i regret having ignored TMV for all these years, the widow gave me the impression that they were just another mainstreams vintage rock band like wolfmother
This song has always had some weird effect on me. I love it.
remember the first time I heard these guys. will forever be one of my favorite bands. reminds me of getting high in high school with my lady and friends and just enjoying each others company. nothing will ever be like that again.
Exactly the same for me. This band will always have a special place in my heart.
in tears right now listening to this and emembering the good ol mtv days