Siempre pensè:,daría algunos años de vida por tocar la batería como ese negro cabrón(lo de negro cabrón es por bién que toca el hijoputa).
@0tak0I3 ай бұрын
I really hate this producer on the video, without him it would be perfect
@equinoxproject22843 ай бұрын
Daniel trying to get more from BB. Brian’s like nah this groove is just fine.
@P90XGetRipped3 ай бұрын
Really enjoy this song. It has a vibe that I really like
@vinifernandes85 ай бұрын
Coisa mais lindaaaaa
@JenniferKumps6 ай бұрын
I'm in love w/ this trio 💙💙That song !!!!!!!
@daleleavitt9 ай бұрын
IMA fan. RIP Chris.
@ecstaticist Жыл бұрын
Asronishing. So many incredibly talented people in this video. Trixie is amazing. Blade is amazing. Lanois know what is supposed to happen and is so into it. He's so connected with every element of the song. He's so connected with the main line of the truth of music. It's like he has an IV. Can I get that IV? I am blown away.
@theonemodifier Жыл бұрын
I see Karl walking down the street headed back to the lawn mower repair shop.
@paulmitchell5349 Жыл бұрын
Nice muted scratching.
@iambradfordj Жыл бұрын
Seeing this video almost 13 years ago changed my view of what the electric guitar really was. The first time I saw it, I didn’t have the vocabulary to even describe how it made me feel. Music was my life, but this was a new experience for me. There was so much dark mystique in the chords and their voicings, and the fuzzy, pulsating swirl of the effects took me to a place much farther away from the room I was in. I probably watched this 150 times, trying to figure out what it was that teleported me so instantly to a strange, cosmic space. When I found this video, I was in the beginning stages of a really heavy situation. I would listen to it in headphones laying on my front lawn under the summer stars (looking like a lunatic I’m sure), and for 3 1/2 minutes, I felt ok. Earthly concerns seemed trivial and pointless (which they are btw) and that made me feel safe. And at about the 120th listen, I started to realize that, for me, instruments weren’t as much tools to make music as they were those to convey deep emotion. Those are the nights that birthed my respect for this medieval instrument, and my guitar became an extension of my heart. When that happened, I stopped putting so much pressure on myself to learn so many John Frusciante solos, and just let my guitar say the things I felt too scared to sometimes. This comment might seem like overkill to some, but I still listen to The Birth of Bellavista Nights multiple times a week. It was a formative milestone in my understanding of music and continues to be a beacon I aim my sails toward. I’ll always be indebted to Daniel and his mastery of emotional transparency through music without words. He is truly A sonic architect of the highest order.
@econorock Жыл бұрын
She’s so bad ass !! So good ❤
@FrogSpl4sh Жыл бұрын
Why is this not on Spotify. I still love it so much. Stumbled over it back then because I am a huge fan of Chris Whitley's Living With The Law album.
@jeffvanderlinde1084 Жыл бұрын
It's under Trixie's own album Fourth Corner. Happy listening!
@FrogSpl4sh Жыл бұрын
@@jeffvanderlinde1084, thanks a lot! 🙌
@keepupJS Жыл бұрын
hell yeah!
@CatherineSTodd2 жыл бұрын
Great song... what is the large flat mystery instrument in the man's hand (Daniel Lanois?) on the left? I read about something like that before, but can't remember the name.
@matejhanc6982 жыл бұрын
Does anybody catch what Mr. Blade said after a take?
@purvikaanand31942 жыл бұрын
:) ✨🖤✨
@gordonballard82223 жыл бұрын
Best drumming I've heard in a while 🔥
@solreinecke60843 жыл бұрын
kap it flou Trixie!
@elenberta3 жыл бұрын
Boot your dad. But keep that drummer, dayum.
@judithgommeren22113 жыл бұрын
Brian blade is such a terrific drummer.minimalistic and sensitive
@tinafurgason64353 жыл бұрын
MS Trixie Whitley you are a wonderful singer and I truly enjoy your music. I know your dad is so proud of and for you. Listening for your next batch. Thank you
@ricardocuevas78773 жыл бұрын
Where can I purchase this song?
@gypsysoulmusic3 жыл бұрын
One of my biggest inspirations. Love him!
@Kiatliong3 жыл бұрын
🔥
@DGWpg3 жыл бұрын
This is how real music is produced. I see a lot of similarities in Trixie's voice with Joss Stone's style.
@mark_fox_music3 жыл бұрын
Shaky swampy voodoo tone. Love it
@bruceh923 жыл бұрын
The sound, the talent, the vibe. Just perfect. Trixie kills.
@bruceh923 жыл бұрын
Love that Gibson, what a sound. Love the artist even more.
@j.schaefer56223 жыл бұрын
I saw Trixie with Daniel and Brian and a real good Bassplayer (cant remember his name) in Munich a few years ago. It was such a great gig...
@koroba734 жыл бұрын
Simply perfect!
@lehmanndj4 жыл бұрын
Whoever downloaded this. Fight me.
@jezcarvell73954 жыл бұрын
I swear I think I'm in love with Trixie!
@ZAYAyoga4 жыл бұрын
I will always love this one !
@ericabjean30454 жыл бұрын
Je l'ai entendue "trought the grapewine" lol
@ThvonS4 жыл бұрын
Brian Blade. Man... Alone he would also be great - but in the hands of maestro Lanois the whole drum kit just melts - and fits the music perfectly
@ewsturg4 жыл бұрын
Killing it with the drums🎯🎶❤🎶
@flowerfairy88385 жыл бұрын
With my knife so dull I’d kill it if I could But only for the sake of this Destruction, dysfunction, yeah I’d rather go blind Than be, be this Misunderstood, yeah I’d rather go blind Than be, be this Misunderstood, yeah My mama keeps on telling me You got the world in your hands So much to give child All I want is to take some distance All I think is I know I should I’d rather go blind Than be, be this Misunderstood I’d rather go blind Than be, be this Misunderstood Brother knows I ain’t no I ain’t no A weakly child ya ya Brother knows that I ain’t no I ain’t no A weakly child to him Brother knows that I ain’t no I ain’t no A weakly child to him Brother knows that I ain’t no I ain’t no A weakly child yah Eating dirt all day long Running with all the despair This humanity, a vulture, blood suckers yah I’d rather go blind Than be, be this Misunderstood, yeah I’d rather go blind Than be, be this Misunderstood Brother knows I ain’t no I ain’t no A weakly child ya ya Brother knows that I ain’t no I ain’t no A weakly child to him Brother knows that I ain’t no I ain’t no A weakly child ah ah Brother knows that I ain’t no I ain’t no A weakly child yah
@smartti19705 жыл бұрын
Brian Blade gosh you're so amazing, you're the king of feeling ... we can feel the huge work they'v all done with Daniel and Trixie for such an awesome performance ... Trixie is just a pure gem with Daniel pushing her to her best
@danielrivera97885 жыл бұрын
Brian Blade is great !
@lillihopper5 жыл бұрын
Lanois ...overacting....ridiculous scream for attention. Let people will do will what they'll do. Or, do make an unfinished product public. Trixie...brilliant!
@tofuComputer5 жыл бұрын
Drummer is lawing down the law.
@achilleskatsamas90976 жыл бұрын
Well done girl!!
@jorimdouma-ligterink43906 жыл бұрын
Still love it!
@boxabeatrecordings63096 жыл бұрын
Thank you for sharing these beautiful behind the scenes.
@jixxxxer176 жыл бұрын
if it wasn't for the internet I would not have seen this great music and all these amazing people !
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Siempre pensè:,daría algunos años de vida por tocar la batería como ese negro cabrón(lo de negro cabrón es por bién que toca el hijoputa).
I really hate this producer on the video, without him it would be perfect
Daniel trying to get more from BB. Brian’s like nah this groove is just fine.
Really enjoy this song. It has a vibe that I really like
Coisa mais lindaaaaa
I'm in love w/ this trio 💙💙That song !!!!!!!
IMA fan. RIP Chris.
Asronishing. So many incredibly talented people in this video. Trixie is amazing. Blade is amazing. Lanois know what is supposed to happen and is so into it. He's so connected with every element of the song. He's so connected with the main line of the truth of music. It's like he has an IV. Can I get that IV? I am blown away.
I see Karl walking down the street headed back to the lawn mower repair shop.
Nice muted scratching.
Seeing this video almost 13 years ago changed my view of what the electric guitar really was. The first time I saw it, I didn’t have the vocabulary to even describe how it made me feel. Music was my life, but this was a new experience for me. There was so much dark mystique in the chords and their voicings, and the fuzzy, pulsating swirl of the effects took me to a place much farther away from the room I was in. I probably watched this 150 times, trying to figure out what it was that teleported me so instantly to a strange, cosmic space. When I found this video, I was in the beginning stages of a really heavy situation. I would listen to it in headphones laying on my front lawn under the summer stars (looking like a lunatic I’m sure), and for 3 1/2 minutes, I felt ok. Earthly concerns seemed trivial and pointless (which they are btw) and that made me feel safe. And at about the 120th listen, I started to realize that, for me, instruments weren’t as much tools to make music as they were those to convey deep emotion. Those are the nights that birthed my respect for this medieval instrument, and my guitar became an extension of my heart. When that happened, I stopped putting so much pressure on myself to learn so many John Frusciante solos, and just let my guitar say the things I felt too scared to sometimes. This comment might seem like overkill to some, but I still listen to The Birth of Bellavista Nights multiple times a week. It was a formative milestone in my understanding of music and continues to be a beacon I aim my sails toward. I’ll always be indebted to Daniel and his mastery of emotional transparency through music without words. He is truly A sonic architect of the highest order.
She’s so bad ass !! So good ❤
Why is this not on Spotify. I still love it so much. Stumbled over it back then because I am a huge fan of Chris Whitley's Living With The Law album.
It's under Trixie's own album Fourth Corner. Happy listening!
@@jeffvanderlinde1084, thanks a lot! 🙌
hell yeah!
Great song... what is the large flat mystery instrument in the man's hand (Daniel Lanois?) on the left? I read about something like that before, but can't remember the name.
Does anybody catch what Mr. Blade said after a take?
:) ✨🖤✨
Best drumming I've heard in a while 🔥
kap it flou Trixie!
Boot your dad. But keep that drummer, dayum.
Brian blade is such a terrific drummer.minimalistic and sensitive
MS Trixie Whitley you are a wonderful singer and I truly enjoy your music. I know your dad is so proud of and for you. Listening for your next batch. Thank you
Where can I purchase this song?
One of my biggest inspirations. Love him!
🔥
This is how real music is produced. I see a lot of similarities in Trixie's voice with Joss Stone's style.
Shaky swampy voodoo tone. Love it
The sound, the talent, the vibe. Just perfect. Trixie kills.
Love that Gibson, what a sound. Love the artist even more.
I saw Trixie with Daniel and Brian and a real good Bassplayer (cant remember his name) in Munich a few years ago. It was such a great gig...
Simply perfect!
Whoever downloaded this. Fight me.
I swear I think I'm in love with Trixie!
I will always love this one !
Je l'ai entendue "trought the grapewine" lol
Brian Blade. Man... Alone he would also be great - but in the hands of maestro Lanois the whole drum kit just melts - and fits the music perfectly
Killing it with the drums🎯🎶❤🎶
With my knife so dull I’d kill it if I could But only for the sake of this Destruction, dysfunction, yeah I’d rather go blind Than be, be this Misunderstood, yeah I’d rather go blind Than be, be this Misunderstood, yeah My mama keeps on telling me You got the world in your hands So much to give child All I want is to take some distance All I think is I know I should I’d rather go blind Than be, be this Misunderstood I’d rather go blind Than be, be this Misunderstood Brother knows I ain’t no I ain’t no A weakly child ya ya Brother knows that I ain’t no I ain’t no A weakly child to him Brother knows that I ain’t no I ain’t no A weakly child to him Brother knows that I ain’t no I ain’t no A weakly child yah Eating dirt all day long Running with all the despair This humanity, a vulture, blood suckers yah I’d rather go blind Than be, be this Misunderstood, yeah I’d rather go blind Than be, be this Misunderstood Brother knows I ain’t no I ain’t no A weakly child ya ya Brother knows that I ain’t no I ain’t no A weakly child to him Brother knows that I ain’t no I ain’t no A weakly child ah ah Brother knows that I ain’t no I ain’t no A weakly child yah
Brian Blade gosh you're so amazing, you're the king of feeling ... we can feel the huge work they'v all done with Daniel and Trixie for such an awesome performance ... Trixie is just a pure gem with Daniel pushing her to her best
Brian Blade is great !
Lanois ...overacting....ridiculous scream for attention. Let people will do will what they'll do. Or, do make an unfinished product public. Trixie...brilliant!
Drummer is lawing down the law.
Well done girl!!
Still love it!
Thank you for sharing these beautiful behind the scenes.
if it wasn't for the internet I would not have seen this great music and all these amazing people !
This is Nice One<3...
Kills me. Every time.
I think, this is a good take.
Still my favorite