4:40 " He does not return.. he does not return.."- with the violin screaming in lament, sends shivers down my spine; every single time. Very few things in music/art/literature/whatever come close to that moment .
I found this song by accident about 20 years ago. I only heard about 20 seconds of it, when my cd player broke. I couldn't get that violin sound out of my head. I spent about 10 years trying to find it again. Most people I talked to called me crazy, or accused me of being high at the time. Fifteen years later while browsing through youtube it pops up in my feed..... OMG.... OMG...... I found it..... or did IT find me? Call me "crazy" now suckaz!!!!!!
Indeed! And literally hidden as it was track zero on the first X-Files album. You had to hit the 'reverse' button on the cd player from track one to get to it.
I walked into a pavement concert at the phonecian club in sydney 27 years ago and these guys were playing, the audience stood with mouths wide open, never heard or seen anything like it nor since, Warren had his back to us most of the show, what a band, I love Nick Cave but the Dirty Three need not another, that violin sound is heart wrenching tool and jim and Micks playing is the perfect partner, Warren was a poor , Junky musician back then making pennies off the scene in Melbourne and Sydney and getting known on the fledgeling festival circuit , Nick took him to London and he is poor no more, I think without him Nick would not be around or the bad seeds would have faded into a stupor. Nick has always had a bunch of irraplacable extroidinary artists to work with, Blixa, Barry, Conway to name but a few... some of those Dirty Three records are classics.....
Nick didn't "take him to London" he found Dirty Three already making their mark and eventually invited them to support The Bad Seeds but it's not like they were nobodies playing dives and languishing in Australia only for Saint Nick to pull them from the gutter. Warren and Dirty Three are legends in their own right regardless of any connection to Nick at all. The Pavement tour was in 1994 and Nick coincidentally first saw Dirty Three live at the Prince Of Wales in Melbourne supporting them according to his recollection, but Jim and Warren had already recorded with him separately due to their work in the Melbourne music scene with various other bands.
I HAVE PLAYED THIS OVER AND OVER AGAIN EVERYDAY AT WORK AND THINK THERE IS SOMETHING SERIOUSLY WRONG WITH ME. THAT OR PURE GENIUS OF A TUNE!!!!!! I KNOW WHICH IT IS.
I remember finding this as an extra on an album, way too long ago. Hearing the line that god wasn't coming back had me in tears. It was a deeply hidden terror of mine, and acknowledging it was a major step in my spiritual journey.
Bu; müziğin en acı tanımlarından bir tanesidir. Bach’ın, Ich ruf zi di her Jesu Christ’inden geldim, tahmin edin ne kadar varoluşumda susamış ve kaybolmuşum, nasıl imdat dileniyorum yaşantımdan...
I can only say thank you to Australia for forming such a person, who went on to grow in other lands. A modern master. And in the future :P Warren is such a part of the Cave story ( and vis versa )
Wonderful....i remember it was one of the impossible secret tracks to the first X files soundtrack...the only way to play it was to 'backscan' to track -2 or so (the other one was the x files theme by the dirty 3)...but during backscanning, if your finger slipped off, you had to start again....and it was impossible to play these tracks 'normally'....even from a computer....ah, secret tracks.....annoying fun! :-)
The best part was that it was hidden in an unusual part of the cd. Start the first track, and manually rewind the song while it's still playing. There were two songs hidden before the beginning. I can understand her alarm.
I received this CD as a gift when it came out, don't quite remember how I stumbled onto this hidden track, but it floored me. goosebumps then, still a strong haunting and lovely feeling.
I was a huge fan of the X files, so I bought the songs in the key of x. I had iy for ages before I stumbled accross the hidden tracks. After that I played this song just before bed for the rest of the 90's. I still love it.
I bought the soundtrack for this song alone. It was a bit of a pain to rewind all the time because it received a heavy rotation. I was happy that it was included in the b-sides and rarities collection.
O, but one is to rejoice over that . . . if not even more: The Abdication. He is coming to end the Abrahamic lineage once and for all. The epoch of laughter and pranks is to come ~ Triboulet is en route.
You dont understand, my friend. He's loosely quoting St Augustine. (I am afraid of Jesus passing and remaining, and therefore I cannot be silent. Serm. 88, 14, 13) The fear was of Jesus passing before you, but you not recognizing him. Like the people in this song
@@TheDaily464Jesus passes by the people in the song? I must be missing something. I thought it was a story of the two having their faith shaken by a demon.
Australia, NZ, the US and Canada all imaginary, and yet cave was influenced by Americans? Hmm, I like a bit of logic in the morning. Whatever the influence, I'm still in sheer admiration for this bloke. And it's not the end product that I'm saying I'm impressed with, it's the origins - the fact that so few Australians do what Cave has done; adopt what he has adopted. He knows of what few Australians of the everyday variety know: culture and learning.
One of the most beautifully sad songs I have ever had the pleasure to hear. This and Adagio for Strings.
4:40 " He does not return.. he does not return.."- with the violin screaming in lament, sends shivers down my spine; every single time. Very few things in music/art/literature/whatever come close to that moment .
Warren Ellis'violin. I can't stop listening
I found this song by accident about 20 years ago. I only heard about 20 seconds of it, when my cd player broke. I couldn't get that violin sound out of my head. I spent about 10 years trying to find it again. Most people I talked to called me crazy, or accused me of being high at the time. Fifteen years later while browsing through youtube it pops up in my feed..... OMG.... OMG...... I found it..... or did IT find me? Call me "crazy" now suckaz!!!!!!
And now? You like Cave and Ellis?
@@Libor-bc3uk yes, I do.
"Dread the passing of Jesus for he will not return."
*Chills erupt down spine*
Sometimes you hear a piece so beautiful it moves you to tears. This would be one of those times.
Incredible mood, incredible lyrics, one of the hidden jewels in Nick Cave's vast discography...
Indeed! And literally hidden as it was track zero on the first X-Files album. You had to hit the 'reverse' button on the cd player from track one to get to it.
@@chrisdefrancesco1117 oh yes, I remember that !! ^^
The best connection in music ever.
There's sumthin' deep inside of us that we can't liberate. Such musicians like The Dirty Three can set those throbing depth free.
Crying everytime i hear this song! The soulful nerve from Warren etc!
What a combination! They are like magic, Dirty three and Nick Cave together.
I walked into a pavement concert at the phonecian club in sydney 27 years ago and these guys were playing, the audience stood with mouths wide open, never heard or seen anything like it nor since, Warren had his back to us most of the show, what a band, I love Nick Cave but the Dirty Three need not another, that violin sound is heart wrenching tool and jim and Micks playing is the perfect partner,
Warren was a poor , Junky musician back then making pennies off the scene in Melbourne and Sydney and getting known on the fledgeling festival circuit , Nick took him to London and he is poor no more, I think without him Nick would not be around
or the bad seeds would have faded into a stupor. Nick has always had a bunch of irraplacable extroidinary artists to work with, Blixa, Barry, Conway to name but a few...
some of those Dirty Three records are classics.....
Nick didn't "take him to London" he found Dirty Three already making their mark and eventually invited them to support The Bad Seeds but it's not like they were nobodies playing dives and languishing in Australia only for Saint Nick to pull them from the gutter. Warren and Dirty Three are legends in their own right regardless of any connection to Nick at all. The Pavement tour was in 1994 and Nick coincidentally first saw Dirty Three live at the Prince Of Wales in Melbourne supporting them according to his recollection, but Jim and Warren had already recorded with him separately due to their work in the Melbourne music scene with various other bands.
I HAVE PLAYED THIS OVER AND OVER AGAIN EVERYDAY AT WORK AND THINK THERE IS SOMETHING SERIOUSLY WRONG WITH ME. THAT OR PURE GENIUS OF A TUNE!!!!!! I KNOW WHICH IT IS.
Always goosebumps and tears....the violin always gets me ❤
I remember finding this as an extra on an album, way too long ago.
Hearing the line that god wasn't coming back had me in tears. It was a deeply hidden terror of mine, and acknowledging it was a major step in my spiritual journey.
I remember finding it in the X-Files album.
Songs in the key of X.
Twenty years on, still get goosebumps from the opening bar.
this. and that upsurge at the end makes me weep.
Bu; müziğin en acı tanımlarından bir tanesidir. Bach’ın, Ich ruf zi di her Jesu Christ’inden geldim, tahmin edin ne kadar varoluşumda susamış ve kaybolmuşum, nasıl imdat dileniyorum yaşantımdan...
One of Nicks best ... standard for the dirt!
SUBLIME, DIVINA, MAGNIFICA......
One of my all time favorite songs ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥🫶🏽❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
All I can do is cry at the perfection. Nick Cave is divine. I'm so proud Australia can claim such a poet!
I can only say thank you to Australia for forming such a person, who went on to grow in other lands. A modern master. And in the future :P Warren is such a part of the Cave story ( and vis versa )
So beautiful.... Nick cave's lyrics just pure poetry
Always goosebumps and tears when I hear the first note from this masterpiece in music. This is E P I C ❤️💓
who can create such a wonderful song and warren ellis is a master of violin
Very touching and sad...
Never fear, the kingdom of heaven is inside us.......
last solo. i had stopped my breath.
This is one of their best songs.
if radioshows for the night program were the ones for daytime everything would be fine. but i guess gold is something that needs to be hidden..
Wonderful....i remember it was one of the impossible secret tracks to the first X files soundtrack...the only way to play it was to 'backscan' to track -2 or so (the other one was the x files theme by the dirty 3)...but during backscanning, if your finger slipped off, you had to start again....and it was impossible to play these tracks 'normally'....even from a computer....ah, secret tracks.....annoying fun! :-)
Wow this is amazing 🎶🎶
this is really something different stunningly beauiful
This song is trandencental!!!
Luv' this song!
I wish I could create such humaness. Thanks for the lift back to Alma rd Warren ! Love your work. cheers greg
Just beautiful!
This reminds me of the X-Files episode Miracle Man with the Jesus-like figure in that episode
Nick Cave & The Dirty Three
would like you to know that "0" is also a number
this version is quite crisp. sounds like a secret song on an x-files soundtrack.
so talented i'm in admiration
Mükemmel , perfect.
I’ve just listened to this for the first time. Is it OK to cry during the final moments?
It's the most natural reaction on this epic song. ❤️😄
Don't worry. It seems everyone cries. Me too.
This is amazing.
nice, when people think they know, who other people think. really nice to read^^
Φανταστικό!
Immenso
wonderfull
The master
God this is good
Trip the Warren Fantastic ❌
muy muy buena rola...excelente.
My friend was terrified when she accidently found this on the xfiles cd 😂
was great something we have lost like hidden songs
The best part was that it was hidden in an unusual part of the cd. Start the first track, and manually rewind the song while it's still playing. There were two songs hidden before the beginning.
I can understand her alarm.
I received this CD as a gift when it came out, don't quite remember how I stumbled onto this hidden track, but it floored me. goosebumps then, still a strong haunting and lovely feeling.
I was a huge fan of the X files, so I bought the songs in the key of x. I had iy for ages before I stumbled accross the hidden tracks. After that I played this song just before bed for the rest of the 90's. I still love it.
Michael Howell Zero is still a number.
I bought the soundtrack for this song alone. It was a bit of a pain to rewind all the time because it received a heavy rotation. I was happy that it was included in the b-sides and rarities collection.
muazzam
Yeah, you got it!
We all misinterpret miracles
I think it's on B-Sides & Rarities by Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds...
:D Jep!
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O, but one is to rejoice over that . . . if not even more: The Abdication. He is coming to end the Abrahamic lineage once and for all. The epoch of laughter and pranks is to come ~ Triboulet is en route.
Dread the passage of Jesus,becasuse He will return..
You dont understand, my friend. He's loosely quoting St Augustine.
(I am afraid of Jesus passing and remaining, and therefore I cannot be silent. Serm. 88, 14, 13)
The fear was of Jesus passing before you, but you not recognizing him. Like the people in this song
@@TheDaily464Jesus passes by the people in the song? I must be missing something. I thought it was a story of the two having their faith shaken by a demon.
Its also good, because I would want this on the radio next to Rihanna or Miley Cirus.
No comment, 😭😭😭😭😭😭
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The forest was probably just an acid trip ...
this
This was in Game of Thrones. Can someone tell me the episode and what part?
The instrumental section is really similar to "The North Remembers" theme from GOT
is this on an album????? It is hauntingly beautiful
DingoPaws63
It was released as a hidden track on "Songs In The Key Of X"
It's also on 'B Sides & Rarities'
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ua-cam.com/video/9IrWyZ0KZuk/v-deo.html hehe
Of course demons would say, 'Jesus won't return.' They're liars and their father is the. Father of lies.
Australia, NZ, the US and Canada all imaginary, and yet cave was influenced by Americans? Hmm, I like a bit of logic in the morning.
Whatever the influence, I'm still in sheer admiration for this bloke. And it's not the end product that I'm saying I'm impressed with, it's the origins - the fact that so few Australians do what Cave has done; adopt what he has adopted. He knows of what few Australians of the everyday variety know: culture and learning.