Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds-Papa Won't Leave You, Henry Reaction!!
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Jubilee street and Higgs boson blues are a bit more recent and some of his best of the last 10 years.
Tout a fait d'accord ! deux titres mythiques !
Loved your faces hearing the lyrics. He's one of our greats. And so many stages in his career. There's so much to unpack. Would love to see you do Jubilee Street, Or Stagger Lee, As I sat sadly by her side, Tupelo, Stranger than Kindness, Loverman. I could go on....
Tupelo. Yessss.
I'm guessing you're Australian ! Know that in France he's highly respected among the indie crowd ! If I was president he'll get a Légion d'Honneur WITHOUT A DOUBT !
Hey. Okay Nick Cave's 1st band was The Birthday Party which was influenced mainly by The God of The Old Testament and Heroin. Nick got tired of all that sustained hatred then with the Badseeds he closed The Old Testament and opened up a much more depressing but loving book The New Testament and he loved the stories of The Man of Sorrows and how he would use creativity to combat his enemies. The nice thing about Nick Cave songs is he tells a story with almost every song he writes. You should check out his book "And The Ass Saw The Angel" I think you'd love the song. I think he got off of Heroin in the middle 90's...Thank you for doing this song. Gino Verna is right The Live Seeds Album is the definitive album to listen too, to get into Nick Cave and The Badseeds music. Papa could be God or Papa could be the ghost of his father. If you like this kind of story telling type of music I think you'd 2 will like Nick Cave's whole catalog.
there's a line in that book that I say as a joke sometimes, "I have to keep my killing hand dry" haha
@@asdfqwer1234zxcv it's like a norm macdonald OJ joke
The live version of John Finn's Wife from Live Seeds is incredible. That and Tupelo from the same show
The album Hemry's Dream is brilliant.
Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds - Stagger Lee live @ Glastonbury
Hell yeah. The part where he says up jumped the devil and that women came up from the crowd is fucking awesome.
Henry's Dream & Let Love In are absolutely brilliant albums. More songs from those albums, please.
My favorites and I throw in Nocturama for the third.
I fucking love this song so much. Definitely one my favorite songs lyrics-wise, not because of the topic in itself, but just the way it's written. That little bit you touched for example, "and the walls ran red around me, a warm arterial spray", brilliant. On top of that, i love the energy in the song, which is why it's my favorite by Nick Cave, since he has brilliant lyrics in tons of them.
You would be smart to do more Nick Cave, he writes beautifully. And even with the devastating tragedy of the loss of his son, he still continues to find inspiration.
Now you’re getting to the cream of the crop! Nick Cave, Australian legend.
one of the greatest stage beasts ever... his live concerts are one of the best on earth.... and not only the songs, he dont sing only his songs down the list, he plays with the crowd and so every concert is different... and its unbelievable how much good songs he has... i think, maximum the rolling stones have more...^^
@@seelenwinter6662 Agree. Best live experience I've ever had. Dare I say it, it felt like a spiritual experience. Like I connected with something greater.
I am so glad you did this song
Omg you guys are listening to Nick Cave. Nick Cave and the Badseeds is my safety blanket when the depression gets dark. It's not for everyone, but I hope y'all enjoy his discography. Boatman's Call is a beautiful album.
When you travel on the road with Nick Cave, it tends to be in the darker side......
I loved watching someone else react to this epic track.
Thanks for doing this, guys! I always interpreted this song as being about a single dad left raising a child by himself, and not being able to cope with it all that well. He spends his nights seeking temporary escape, but ultimately seems resigned to his fate (“and I went on down that road, bent beneath my heavy load”).
I doubt that any of it is autobiographical, but Nick used to reside in Brazil when this song was written, and what was happening in that country definitely influenced a lot of its imagery (favelas, the rains, thalidomide babies, etc.)
Hey Armando, can I ask you which video did you send them to watch in this reaction? Because, as you can check out -and it's so weird- the album vesion (the one that is on youtube and everywhere) is in a more upper key, and I can't find this version at all, it really intrigues me.
Hey Armando, can I ask you which video did you send them to watch in this reaction? Because, as you can check out -and it's so weird- the album vesion (the one that is on youtube and everywhere) is in a more upper key, and I can't find this version at all, it really intrigues me.
Henry's Dream was my first introduction to him and Loom of the Land was my soundtrack to my first love story....
I do believe the both of you would take much joy and growth from listening to Nick Cave and The Badseeds whole catalog. I think The Birthday Party might be a little too intense and dark since it was influenced mostly by The God of The Old Testament. Yet The Badseeds is something I believe you will like as it is influenced by Jesus, The Man of Sorrows. I do believe Nick Cave b/c he's Australian just gave in donations to a charity in Australia like $500,000 for The Wild Fires.
Henry's Dream/Let Love In are pretty good starting points I think. Yeah bless him and Warren for their donation!
Have you done "God is in the House" by Nick Cave and the bad seeds? It's a very powerful song.
"I swiped the rain and I nearly missed."
one of the greatest stage beasts ever... his live concerts are one of the best on earth.... and not only the songs, he dont sing only his songs down the list, he plays with the crowd and so every concert is different... and its unbelievable how much good songs he has... i think, maximum the rolling stones have more...^^
Agree. Seeing him has been the best live experience I've ever had. Dare I say it, it felt like a spiritual experience. Like I connected with something greater.
“The night is dark and the night is deep and it’s doors are open wide”
"The Flesh Made Word" by Nick Cave, great essay on Christianity and religion.
Do "Into my arms". Sori would be surprised that it's the same artist.
I awoke so drunk and full of rage that I could hardly speak... the lyrics are genius.
This song ia about a period he lived in São Paulo, Brazil. Hot and rainy urban violent city. The girl could be the city itself.
I LOVE Nick Cave & The Badseeds, one of my favorite bands. Since the “Mercy Seat” reaction I have been listening to it more regularly, and my brain doesn’t know what to do because it’s one of the songs I’d listen to as I drove a good 90mph up I-75-puts me in that driver’s seat mentality, eyeing the shoulders for waiting cars & exit signs.
It’s definitely interesting to see what has been recommended/requested so far, because not one is on my list, heh. I have made several Apple Music playlists meant to introduce people to artists I like, and I made one for Nick Cave, (“8 Songs: Nick Cave”.) I’m more of a Let Love In & Abattoir Blues/The Lyre Of Orpheus gal.
On my list: [1] There She Goes, My Beautiful World [2] I Let Love In [3] Lime Tree Arbour [4] And No More Shall We Part [5] Cannibal’s Hymn [6] Where The Wild Roses Grow [7] Push The Sky Away (Live From KCRW) [8] Red Right Hand (Copenhagen).
If y’all haven’t, I suggest checking out the film Cave wrote The Proposition (2005).
I could analyze this song all day. But there are plenty of good deep dives of the lyrics out there on the internet.
You definitely owe it to yourself to listen to the live version from the Live Seeds album, it's SO much better.
Hell Yeah! The Live Seeds is probably some of the best stuff.
Try some songs from No More Shall We Part. Quite possibly my favorite album of all time.
Niklas Ekelöf, I'm getting there. It's probably my favorite of his albums as well, so I'll request at least a couple of songs.
@@armandomilicevic2312 See if you can get them to look at the B side Grief Came Riding. That's just a ridiculous song it's so good.
That was the album that (re-) introduced me to Nick Cave. Such a brilliant album. Lyrics are genius level.
Mine too,in my top 5 for sure.
Can't wait to see them live this may.
And furthermore its cool to see the reaction actually having to work through the lyrics. That's Nick Cave for ya
Song was written in Sao Paulo, Brazil
Again when it comes to lyric Nick Cave doesn’t F around 👍
Power Trip - Divine Apprehension
Power Trip - Hornet’s Nest
Power Trip - Crucifixation
Papa is literally his father, who either "went out for cigarettes" or died when the character in the song was young. The character has fallen in with bad company, and is trying to break free, but in his efforts stumbles into a brothel where he wakes up after a blackout finding that he slept with a transgender prostitute. He kills the prostitute for making him feel less than a man, and the rest are the thoughts going through his head after he contemplates what he has learned from religion and society about what happens to murderers. In this situation, though, nothing happens to him. He leaves the town and continues on somewhere else, carrying the guilt with him, as well as the guilt for the death of the woman he's singing about and the life he has led up to that point.
Loverman or Red Right Hand next. My two fav Nick Cave songs.
Some clarification too, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds aren't exactly country. They're usually described as folk/Americana rock. Think Bob Dylan or some of Johnny Cash. Similar sounding, sort of, to country, but with a very different lyrical emphasis. Less about the mundanity of everyday life and more about stories, tales, and legends. The Devil Went Down to Georgia is a good example, as is Ghost Riders in the Sky.
its much easier to write his 1 or 2 bad songs here than to write the songs i want to listen...^^
small correction. it is distinctly australiana. the bleakness is borne out of the horrible frontier that nick came from.
Nick was living in Rio Brazil and heavy on the heroin at the time. I think the setting really comes over in the song.
This rules! John Finns Wife is a classic!
EPICA - Kingdom of heaven
I don't give a kangaroo's shit, Nick is an artist, a poet and a human ! I respect him so much !
Generation X's Elvis. I don't mean that in a bad way, but he's so fucking iconic...
Suggestions: Higgs Boson Blues and Jesus Alone (the latter from an album made right after Nick's son died)
Nick is a master lyricist,there's few who can evoke images through words like he can,someone who by their use of language you can tell is steeped in literature.
Some legit Southern Gothic brilliance.
Henry is his son who having a other name. His son living in Brasil where the song is
if you like the dark mixed with religious overtones try 'o malleys bar' its pretty nuts in a nasty way
oh btw i believe this song is a take on henry lee lucas
Stagger Lee, or where the wild roses grow will be very interesting for a reaction. Well... let's be honest anything from Murder ballads should be for a very interesting reaction...
Again Vin you see the humor in Nick Cave's lyrics and storytelling
Nick Cave and the Bads Seeds - The Curse of Millhaven
You should do the whole record!
Good song! I love Nick Cave! If you like this, you should listen to Nergal's other band, "Me and That Man"!
14:20 When its next to a church its called a graveyard. A Cemetery is where there is no church.
Lingua Ignota - DO YOU DOUBT ME TRAITOR
Opeth the leper affinity
I was confused. That what she says every song.
Its rhythm n blues
Idk if it's deliberate to avoid copyright or something but this version you're listening to is much more slowed down than the way the song was made.
Its abt a father telling his newborn he'll have his back
Celtic Frost - Synagoga Satanae
Celtic Frost - Ain Elohim
Hey vin and sori check out band : cigarettes after sex . Listening to this band gives you different vibes..
I’m a hardcore atheist but I really enjoy thinking about your analysis of songs. Good work
U guys must check the new AVENGED SEVENFOLD song "Set Me Free".
I'm not sure if you read most of these comments but I'd like to take you a little out of your element and see your reaction to this:
Claude Debussy - Arabesque #1 for solo piano
Pappa is God. Song is about the absurdity faith in the chaos.
Top 5 Seeds!!!
More nick cave plz
CREMATORY - Away
If you listen to the 2 new albums you gonna hear a really different side of nick cave.
Moonspell - Full Moon Madness
Moonspell - Night Eternal
RUSH - THE PASS
angra - carolina iv
Studio version of The Mercy Seat. Now.
This
@Dexy Chan There is no live version that captures the intensity of the original studio version. No to mention the lyrical changes. It needs ti be experienced. Otherwise i'd be suggesting O Children, Tupelo or Fifteen Feet Of Pure White Snow.
@Dexy Chan I have favorites all the way back to The Boys Next Door, like Shivers. Nick's discography is truly unique in that I don't think he's ever released a bad album, and he's dabbled in so many genres that it's almost impossible to introduce people to his work.
@Dexy Chan My favorite songs from the midlife crisis period (mustache period) are probably Bring It On, Dig Lazarus Dig and Albert Goes West. I tend towards his ballads too, my favorite albums are probably Murder Ballads and And No More Shall We Part.
I only know Nick cave city of light from batman forever
Now do Stagger Lee 😋
the entire "Boatman's Call" album is pretty good, some of the best songs ever written.
See how easy it is to fix a title? 😛
4/10
What kind of crap is this? Do you guys only do songs that people pay you to do? How about doing something everybody knows
They have recently done Slipknot, Metallica and Megadeth. Where were you? They do allow exposure to unknown bands through Patreon requests.
Go fuck yourself.
If you don't know what this is, then you really need to learn.
Dude, you need some education, then again, opinions are like arseholes.
If you don't know Nick Cave you should think what the hell you are doing in this planet.