🎵 Siouxsie And The Banshees - Israel REACTION
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I'm in that crowd. In the middle of the bouncing-up-&-down part. My back didn't hurt then, I had all my teeth & a full head of hair. Over 40 years ago ! My god that went fast !!
That would definitely have been a show to be at!!!
The pogo!
you lived the dream!
It’s fun watching a young black dude reacting to Siouxsie and the Banshees.
@@hahatoldyouso Felt like it. I remember to get a ticket I had to phone a friend in London to pick one up from the venue. Today I'd probably be sat here wondering if some hacker has just robbed my card details from Ticketmaster.
Siouxsie HAS SOME GREAT vocalizations. Robert Smith did double duty for a bit being in both SIouxdie and the Banshees and the Cure. You should try Last Beat of My Heart, she is absolutely lovely, wonderful vocals.
Bro - this voice just kills, agree?
She chose the introduction music deliberately -- a section of Stravinsky's "The Rite Of Spring" which when premiered in 1913 caused European audiences to riot at performances because they were so appalled at what they heard. God Bless Siouxsie!
I am SOOOO glad you picked THIS version of the song!!!!
Must watch their "Spellbound" video too. They were a good postpunk Goth rock band. Also get into Xmal Deutschland, another band that is like them.
He has watched Spellbound. I plan to introduce Xmal "Mondlicht" one of these days,
SUCH A BANGER TUNE
Suzy is the Power bro!
Also listen to spellbound if you haven't already.
He has.
fun fact, that's Robert Smith from the Cure on guitar
Like that's some big secret revealed.
@@andrewgarrett3555 brad might not know.. dbad
@@Kamil-w7l John McGeoch was definitely on the studio version but not this performance.
This is from Nocturne which was after McGeoch left the banshees and Robert Smith joined them for touring.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nocturne_(Siouxsie_and_the_Banshees_album)
Little orphans in the snow
With nowhere to call a home
Start their singing, singing
Waiting through the summertime
To thaw your hearts in wintertime
That's why they're singing, singing
Waiting for a sign to turn blood into wine
The sweet taste in your mouth, turned bitter in its glass
Israel, in Israel
Israel, in Israel
Shattered fragments of the past
Meet in veins on the stained glass
Like the lifeline in your palm
Red and green reflects the scene
Of a long forgotten dream
There were princes and there were kings
Now hidden in disguise, cheap wrappings of lies
Keep your hearts alive with a song from inside
Even though we're all alone
We are never on our own when we're singing, singing
Home, home
There's a man who's looking in
And he smiles a toothless grin
Because he's singing, singing
See some people shine with glee
But their song is jealousy
Their hate is clanging, maddening
In Israel, will they sing Happy Noel
In Israel, in Israel
Israel, in Israel
In Israel, will they sing Happy Noel
Thank you for adding the lyrics.
What I like - harsh deep voice!
Interesting that they kick off with The Rite Of Spring (which caused riots when first performed).
I like it when present day musicians are aware of past 'alternative ' composers; my ears pricked up when P J Harvey was being interviewed on a tour bus while Bartok's wonderfully creepy Music for Strings, Percussion, and Celesta was playing in the background.
where ? i want to see it )
@@kuzminyan I can't find it! I'm sure it's on 'Reeling' but there seem to be different versions: anyway she's going through Manchester I think because there's a lot of racket outside & she says she doesn't think it's for her but a lot of ManU fans on their way to a match. In the background there's the really sinister bit playing around the beginning of the 3rd movement. Just caught me completely off guard.
@@kuzminyan Found it! Right at the beginning (0.34) of 'Reeling' th-cam.com/video/VtYDx_2L1mo/w-d-xo.html Different part from what I remembered though.
Awesome performance by a legendary and very influential band! 💙
Great Dark Punk!
MORE SIOUXSIE!!!!!!!!!!
Siouxsie and the Banshees 4eva..!!
Israel is a song for people who escaped the Nazis, living with the pain of the Holocaust and loss of families.. yet determined to make a new life, dreaming of their own land, their own freedom, hoping for a new start away from persecution, hopeful to build a new life in their own country.. it's a song for all people who have had their human rights violated..
..and yet, the dream has become a nightmare, the oppressed have become the oppressors.. End Genocide. Free Palestine. 💀🔥
Garbage. Don't speak about things you know nothing about.
it never made any sense. germany did the crime they could've carved out a region as a safe haven, not kicked out people who lived there for generations having nothing to do with the holocaust. eastern europeans mostly who had no ties to the land kicking out the people who ironically probably more closely related to the original semitic tribes. zionism is a cult. has nothing to do with being jewish.
Siouxsie Sioux was fascinated by the middle east and at a time in the late 70s when that world was becoming very fractious. The song is about oppression and the strength of the Zionist movement. Look were we are today the world is still full hate. Matt the Siouxsie fan
I hope this made you a fan, Brad.
For me I think the verse 1 and 3 sum it up, starting off With Little Orpahns in the snow, then later with vers 3 Waiting for a sign To turn blood into wine The sweet taste in your mouth Turned bitter in its glass. For me is was a signe of hope after the holcuast and what Isreal could have been, but it turned bitter.........I will leve it there before I get a warning
I've always really liked this song as one of my fave Siouxsie songs. I never knew it was titled "Israel"!
I sort of have mixed feelings since I'm wondering what the actual meaning is. Is she a zionist?!
Regardless it's a banger, and I love seeing the live performance with the godmother and godfather of goth playing together! (Siouxsie and Robert Smith of the Cure)
Yeah, it's like having a song entitled "Nazi Germany". Is it in support or protest?
@@craigroaring It's poetry. There's not necessarily only one correct interpretation.
@@timmiller1954 True, but sometimes the artist might actually have an opinion.
You should have Googled and read the lyrics afterwards, then gave your impressions of what the song was about.