The tempo totally changes the feeling of the song from the mad scramble of, and for, lust wished for in the Stooges original version into a desperate wish for forgiveness and hollowness from the other party and an ultimate bleak emptiness . A brilliant interpretation.
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Iggy Pop has rated Swans for decades, so I doubt he would have a problem with this version. Mike Gira was massively influenced by The Stooges, notably "We Will Fall".
such a mind-blowing song and swans get have got into the deepest meaning of this. this is a dark dream that gets true, every-time, any-time, all-the-time.
I did some looking: it was the bonus track for the CD version of Shame, Humility, Revenge (by Skin) from 1988. I had never heard it before since I've only heard the vinyl tracklisting.
Jeffrey Prosser Swans have been so many things there's no way to say what "is" and "is not" Swans... unless you mean this was recorded as World of Skin and not Swans? Whatever. It's all Swans.
Nathan I’m a bassist so I know G F and E are the root notes of the main chords, but I’m not entirely sure what types of chords they are. I think though that they’re G6 F6 and Eminor. Hope that helps some.
@@generalsmiddy5948 maybe wanna ask Michael Gira if he knows how to read musical notes? Not every musician is trained to recognize every possible chord.
and neither would be the cover of Black Eyed Dog, which is a fantastic cover. and M. Gira: Swans, World Of Skin, Angels of Light - varying degrees of Gira's genius. th-cam.com/video/skT9dIJh0AY/w-d-xo.html
The tempo totally changes the feeling of the song from the mad scramble of, and for, lust wished for in the Stooges original version into a desperate wish for forgiveness and hollowness from the other party and an ultimate bleak emptiness . A brilliant interpretation.
kirriereoch Well said, indeed!
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That's pretty honest
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@@ForARide Good list!
@@BlPlN Glad you like my list. I went through your favorites and there are quite a few bands and artists we both cherish. Seemingly you also have a very wide range of musical tastes, but I'm a little surprised that there's no John Cale in your list. Whether you're not to familiar with him or dislike him I don't know, but he is definitely worth listening to. I consider him to possibly be the most versatile musician around, always rearranging his songs and music, and also one of the most influential personalities in the development of alternative music. Here are a few links to some songs, you might want to give a try.
As you're into Eno, both did a collaboration on the Wrong Way Up LP in the early 90's:th-cam.com/video/qh3BKx-GDyo/w-d-xo.html
This one is with Nick Cave:th-cam.com/video/LveotAx3yiI/w-d-xo.html
This one is from the 60's, recorded beside working with The Velvets:th-cam.com/video/Tye3XU4EtWE/w-d-xo.html
Hope you enjoy.
His bloody voice...
I wanna be your dog
Iggy Pop has rated Swans for decades, so I doubt he would have a problem with this
version. Mike Gira was massively influenced by The Stooges, notably "We Will Fall".
So messed up, I want you here.
Gira's voice is so perfect, as always.
such a mind-blowing song and swans get have got into the deepest meaning of this. this is a dark dream that gets true, every-time, any-time, all-the-time.
I knew there was Michael Gira version of this song I knew it. And it fucks
The first time I heard this version of this song, I thought it was Peter Murphy and Bauhaus.
Purely mesmerizing peformance!
My best friend became my dog.
Now were both dumb and happy
masqueraded Infinothing. Aww, animals are cute, aren't they?
Perfect for the pre-climax low point of a film.
Come on, Michael, be my God
Isn't this from The World of Skin (ca: 1989 Gira/Jarboe)? Either way, it's good to hear it again.
Thanks for posting.
I did some looking: it was the bonus track for the CD version of Shame, Humility, Revenge (by Skin) from 1988. I had never heard it before since I've only heard the vinyl tracklisting.
Interesting cover. The chorus sounds like a mad struggling to escape a void.
What a cover !
I'm going to ask my friends if they want to help me cover this, if not, i'll do it on my own.
da Papà Michele accetto tutto
Jeffrey Prosser Swans have been so many things there's no way to say what "is" and "is not" Swans... unless you mean this was recorded as World of Skin and not Swans? Whatever. It's all Swans.
not swans. skin. closest track might be your not real girl.
The sexiest.
Psypomp go fuck ur self
I wish I was your dog
Amazing
be your God
lovely~
God isn't far.
Santa Sangre.
Makima simps be like
Exactly what I thought lol
If you speed this up from 33rpm to 45rpm, it would sound just like Iggy.
I love this
GOD IS IN THE HOUSE
Please anyone have chords? I'm not musically adept enough to hear by ear.
Nathan I’m a bassist so I know G F and E are the root notes of the main chords, but I’m not entirely sure what types of chords they are. I think though that they’re G6 F6 and Eminor. Hope that helps some.
Dude how are you even a guitarist? It’s three basic chords.
@@DM12128 no need to be harsh. Some people just don't have the ear to pick up even simple chords by just hearing them.
On the original it’s power chords on the A string with open E droning, the chords are G at the 10th fret, F# on the 9th fret, E on the 7th fret.
@@generalsmiddy5948 maybe wanna ask Michael Gira if he knows how to read musical notes? Not every musician is trained to recognize every possible chord.
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lonesome wyatt sounds a bit like this guy
Eric Roe thank you i just discovered a great artist because of you
I think I heard some Jarboe synths from New Mind here.
Wouw
If you put the speed to 1.5 it's more like the original
I like it at 2x.
Speed it's the answer...
:P
in my father's words
"YeahRight"
Judges 11.
Better than the original by miles.
Sounds more like Iggy Pop 🙂
Play it on 1.5 speed sounds better
That’s just the tempo of the the original.
droll.
Nice, but not Swans.
Jeffrey Prosser -- what do you mean?
Michael Gira= Swans
and neither would be the cover of Black Eyed Dog, which is a fantastic cover. and M. Gira: Swans, World Of Skin, Angels of Light - varying degrees of Gira's genius.
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Is that supposed to be insulting lol
Boring cover. And lol @ artsy pseudo intellectuals trying to classify it as "brilliant."
CrazyMetalZombie that's just like uh....your opinion, man
Sam Schofield : it's more boring than the original!
C'mon!
lol
I like your style, dude...
pretentious
You breath pretentiously if a cover of a stooges song by Swans is pretentious
hum. deal.
***** Illuminatus!
why?
How so?