SILVERCHAIR - "TUNA IN THE BRINE" (reaction)
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- Check out Sight After Dark reacting to "Tuna in the Brine" by Silverchair
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This song is in my opinion one of the greatest composed pieces of music in the last hundred years
Damn fucking right!
Couldn’t agree more
Agreed
That is correct 💯🔥🔥🔥🔥✨
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Tuna in the brine is about the singer coming out of and still battling with years of Depression, Eating disorders, and needing medications which made him numb
The Tuna metaphor is how he was packaged, and consumed as a shiny product when he was actually dead inside and this song was him feeling all the different emotional beats after he stopped taking his medication and went from feeling nothing to feeling everything and coming to terms with the roller coaster of learning what emotions and feeling things was again all while having to maintain his public image as a massive star and idol of youth
Thanks for this!
The whole Diorama album is so multi faceted and complex. Daniel Johns can hear multiple melodies at the same time which enabled him to write such deep and complex arrangements on the whole album. Ben’s drumming is the perfect mix of subtle and sublime, his ability to interpret the timings and keep the tone whilst expressing emotion through the beat is phenomenal. Chris plays bass like it’s a part of him, always perfectly complimenting the composition whilst leading the melody. All three of the members are outstanding musicians
Phenomenal indeed!
Too bad that’s all gone down the drain with his new stuff 😢
When I first heard this song, it felt like I was entering a fantasy. A magical forest.
😊
You were!
Nice, silverchair is definitely one of the best bands ever, in many senses! They definitely deserve much more appreciation and recognition 🙌 Thanks for the video ♡
Thanks for watching!
One of the greatest songs ever made
It’s a great one!
Very cool. Gonna have to explore these guys a little bit more. This song was put together like stained glass art. You don't think it fits but it fits.
Your comment is very, very cool Chazblitz! Thanks for watching!
I urge you to check out ‘Live from Faraway Stables’ a theatrical two act performance in Sydney. It’s here on YT and it is an incredibly filmed and performed concert. :)
YAAAASSS EMBRACE THE ABSOLUTE MAGICAL EXPERIENCE THAT IS SILVERCHAIRRRRRR/DANIEL JOHNS
Silverchair is definitely in my top 3 favourite bands.
Same
Alot of Daniels lyrics are off the chart and cryptic. Like working out a puzzle. One of the great joys of his music is learning them, and opening your own mind. He really is quite special.
Tuna in the brine is a metaphor. Daniel said the sheen it has when you open a can of tuna is a metaphor for coming out of your shell
Interesting
Very impressive...this a long way off from "Fat Boyee Fat boyee wait till tomorroooooow" haha
It should be noted that the orchestral arrangements were done by the legendary Van Dyke Parks but its still amazing that Daniel Johns even wrote something like this
Someone recommended Van Dyke to Daniel but they said "it's a shame he's dead" 😂
Good to know, thanks Tim!
If anyone hasn’t seen Silverchair Live From Faraway Stables… what are you waiting for!?
Thank you, VAN DYKE PARKS for taking a mellow post grunge album, and making it universally brilliant. The movie "Shine" is about him. He arranged 100%. He wrote about 60% of this album. He was the composer for Brian Wilson in the wild Beach Boy days. Daniel Johns, I love, but can play power chords like Kurt (not the best.)
At first I thought/hoped we'd be led thru that door...I love dioramas. Doesn't matter, pleasant, rich enough journey. ;>D
You two offer multi-faceted takes that are as enjoyably light-hearted as they are insightful. Vocal technique, cuisine, arranging and production. You're not charging enough lol. $$$/;>D
I'd love a tee or too, btw.
Painting a lie, seeing the colours but you seem closer to everything is such a meaningful line. Dan has synethesia, which means that he senses things differently and often talks about sounds and emotions in terms of colours. I interpret this passage as him remarking that he can still paint in colours, but it’s a lie, he’s faking it because while on his meds he can’t really feel anything, and he’s commenting about the surreality of it compared to what others who genuinely feel emotion must feel like.
I think that little pause in the song (he would sometime sigh during that pause live) symbolizes coming off the meds. Then, closer now then we ever have been, meaning oh, I’m feeling stuff now…closer now, then we ever should…this is a little scary, should I feel like this, closer now, then we’ve ever been before, closer to everything…so all these feelings and emotions are real and I feel them like everyone else now. Then you can literally hear the song bloom in the busking for change part. But then after the big crescendo…does he go back to taking the pills again? Or is he mentioning that the animals who are after him should consider medication?
we're not sure, but this analysis is awesome!
You should check out the making of Diorama, it's really good, I think it's only like 30mins long, gives you a lot of information into the mechanics behind the album and a lot went on in that period for Daniel.
Thanks Katherine!
IMHO, this is the Silverchair best song
Wow, good stuff. Never heard them until now. Will check them out see what else they offer. Thanks😀. Kinda like Marillion . Goes great with my coffee ☕️
That’s all that matters ☺️ ☕️ !
Just found out about the channel in Across the Night reaction and insta subbed.
Thank you so much Roge!
A masterpiece. Daniel Johns is a genious
deep and complex song.
Nice unusual use of the orchestra!
Van dyke parks did the orchestrations
The next album was called Young Modern because that is what Van Dyke Parks calls Daniel.
@@lisabarrenger5084 Daniel's upcoming solo album has a track with Van Dyke Parks also.
@@justinw2232 was, so pleased to read that, one more sleep until it's released 🙌
@@lisabarrenger5084 waiting with baited breath!
Imagine the inspiration for this piece was was John saw the peeling back of opening a tin of tuna, he said it was the shiniest thing he ever saw, and used that as the metaphor to write this masterpiece, that’s ART.
Cuando escuché esta canción por primera vez, no la entendí. Ahora la amo.
I love the strings and did I hear a clarinet?!
Hmm maybe!
@@SightAfterDark It was towards the beginning and only briefly.
Definitely 3 French horns.
Great"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have so many different songs i want you to check out. Love from Australia.😊
About Diorama 1: th-cam.com/video/qZsl387ka48/w-d-xo.html
About Diorama 2: th-cam.com/video/CGCSQcPHRKA/w-d-xo.html
Thanks!
I don’t think these two people know what they’re listening to at all
Well whatever they said is what they thought if that helps