🇬🇧 British Reaction to Johnny Cash - Hurt | PURE CLASS! 🇬🇧
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I wouldn't listen to this cover for a long time. I'm a huge Trent Reznor and Nine Inch Nails fan. But, when I hear Nine Inch Nails' version now, it isn't the same. This IS Johnny Cash's song now. Him pulling the cover over the piano keys at the end speaks so loud to me!
In an interview Trent gave after this cover came out, he basically said this was Johnny's song now. No anger or frustration over the fact that the cover overshadowed the original...just a realization that the lyrics he wrote resonated more purely with another.
Trent Reznor spoke to me as a Young Man and Johnny Cash rip my soul out as an old man and showed it to me I know I'm not the only one so what did you see when he pulled yours out don't tell me just see it for yourself
I agree with you 100% and tent remote himself saying what he said legitimizes this was saying meant to be sung by Johnny Cash. And I agree with you with the closing of the piano, and epic epic ending
The way he lightly runs his hands over the cover after he pulls it down reminds me of the times I’ve seen people do the same to coffins. It feels like he’s saying goodbye in so many different ways.
I’m the exact same. I’m 48. Grew up with nine inch nails. But yes. This is cash song now and forever.
Johnny was my distant cousin. He had struggles since childhood. Blamed for his brothers death, addiction, bad boy reputation but he was a Legand. A voice like no other. He loved June with his whole heart. He died within a few months of her death...maybe from a broken 💔 😢.
When we lost Johnny, we lost a legend.
When Johnny closes the piano lid forever, it is as if he is closing the lid on his coffin. I believe he knew his time was near.
Johnny could always put his emotion into his voice and songs. We get you Johnny. "What good does it make, if you get your Empire, only to lose it all in the end? It's all dirt."
This is a cover, but he did it so amazingly well. If you know anything about his life, it makes this song even more heartbreaking. This was done shortly before his wife died. He died not long after her.
Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails wrote this song and was initially furious when Johnny Cash decided to cover it, but after he listened to it he said that the song now belongs to Johnny Cash. When Johnny Cash's daughter Rosanne heard the song she told him it sounded like he was saying goodbye. He said that he was. He knew he was dying and, sure enough, he passed away 7 months later.
As soon as I heard that June died, I knew Johnny would follow soon.
He did a great job with this cover. I don't think anyone else could have gave it the raw emotion he did. It's so well done it feels like it's his song. I liked the nine inch nails original but he owns it now.
I think Lemmy could have pulled it off.
I think that Trent said "I was born to write the song, but Johnny was born to sing it"
To see his wife June in this, knowing she died 3 months after filming, in the scene where he sings, “everyone I know goes away in the end”…you can’t be ready for that. R.I.P. Johnny 🕊✝ 💙
Johnny Cash released this song in 2002. Johnny Cash passed away in September 12, 2003. His wife, June Carter Cash, died on May 15, 2003.
The video was shot in his home and that was his wife who happened to come down the stairs to check on him, so they put her in the video as well. She died a few months after this video was filmed. Johnny lived a few month past her and passed away within a year of filming this video. He wanted to put out one more song to provide for his family after he was gone. His house in Hendersonville TN (my hometown) in which this was filmed was bought by Barry Gibb of the Bee Gees. During renovations, the contractor who had just put a fresh coat of varnish on all of that wood in the home. Varnish is very flammable and so while it was airing out, something sparked a fire which destroyed the house.
Don't think this'd provide for his family as royalties'd go to Rezner. Plenty of quality back catalogue'd do that anyway. Could live off A Boy Named Sue alone!
That last scene where he closes the piano is like someone closing the lid on a coffin
This is a tearjerker! I’m so glad that that was the last song he recorded! He was my daddy’s favorite!
5:20. Johnny's wife standing over him is SO powerful because she knows that this was her husband's "Swan Song." What no one knew at the time, though, was that she would be the one to die FIRST a few months after this video was recorded. June died May 15th 2003 and then Johnny followed on September 12th 2003. 😢
Exactly, this was filmed in their house. June came downstairs to check on him. They asked if they could film her too, glad they did because like you said powerful !
His wife June died 3 months after taping this video and then he died 4 months later.
RIP Mr CASH! I grew up with country music. And I don't know a single person who didn't play Johnny Cash. It's funny, Metal is my favorite style of music. But, I listen to everything. You can never go wrong playing John.💕
❤️GOAT❤️
RIP Johnny Cash
Johnny Cash opened up about his addiction to amphetamines,barbiturates and alcohol in the late 60's. It was why he wrote a multitude of his songs.
His official cause of death is complications from diabetes. I fully believe once his wife June died he just gave up.
She co-wrote Ring of Fire about her then friendship with Johnny(they were both married to other people at the time).
After he finished this song and closed the piano, he never opened it again. Powerful! Thank you so much for your reaction and thoughts! I've never heard the original by NIN, but having heard this, I don't think I want to.
This is actually a cover of Nine Inch Nails. And the last music video he filmed before he died. RIP
Johnny and his wife both died in 2003. Johnny was 71 years old. He did Hurt the year before in 2002 .
Johnnys wife passed 3 months after he recorded this and Johnny followed her 4 months later.
Talent never fades.........................................................................
I've been watching hours of these reactions to this unbelievable farewell song. And each time I'm left with tears streaming down my cheeks. It's like a divine hand reaches through all of our hearts and pulls our pain away ,through the pain that Mr. Cash most masterfully conveys to us. Many times the word "Masterpiece" is used, but seldom really lives up to that lofty standard...... This certainly does.
Best Cash song to do... Next should be the live performance Video in front of the prison folks.. "A Boy Named Sue" to get the other side of Cash.
He was pouring out his heart in this one. Heartbreaking
He died just a few months after this song....it was his last song....it was his very last goodbye.
He released this song shortly before he died. It seemed as though he knew his time on Earth was coming to an end and this song was his eulogy.
The world was a sadder place with the loss of the Cash/Carters.
Johnny Cash was 70 something when he made this music video that guitar was the last guitar He ever played and that piano was the last piano he ever played - He knew his beloved wife - after losing his mommy - was soon to go home too and he did not make it that long without her I think it was 2 or 3 months later after June Carter passed He followed his wife home to be with the Lord 🤷🏻♀️ When his Daughter said "Dad, That gave me Chills - it's like you're goodbye song" His response was" That's because it was"😍🥰❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
His final recording before his death, he took this song and made it his own, and so said the originator.
I think everyone cries when they watch this. It’s such an amazing song and video
John was about 71 in this video! He passed soon after!
This is a cover of a Nine Inch Nails Song. It was originally about drug addiction, depression and possible suicide. Johnny Cash repurposed it as a song of regret, apology and farewell. It was the last time he opened that piano.
Trent Riznor (writer) of Nine Inch Nails after watching the video said "It's Johnny's Song now".
The Johnny Cash version is very powerful.
Johnny is a legend
I love this cover because I think Johnny conveys so much emotion and meaning in it. He really fought a lot of demons in his life I think stemming from his feeling of low self worth being that his father thought more highly of his brother than little J.R. After Johnny’s brother was killed in a horrible mill accident I think Johnny wished it was him instead of his brother whom everyone adored. I think he felt he was the black sheep of the family. In the video he takes you back to Dyess to the house he lived in which is now a lovely museum. He came from a poor sharecropping family and struggled I think until the day he died but I feel he did his best and was a talented songwriter/singer. The best artists, I feel, are always the ones that go through the most adversity because they bring truth to their words and tone and make their songs believable. Loved your reaction!
He was 71 when he passed and he sang this song not long before that. His wife June passed away May 15, 2003 and he passed September 13, 2003. My dad played alot of Johnnys songs on his guitar so I grew up listening to his music. Always sentimental hearing Johnny
Class reaction to this masterpiece
This is the last video he put out. He died not to long after. Folsom prison and a boy named sue are very good.
A great, fun one by him is "One Piece at a Time" about car theft...very slow car theft.
Man in black is the song you need to react to
I go back-and-forth. I love Nine Inch Nails original version and I love Johnny Cash and I will refuse to say which one is better.
How about some Bob Seger! Turn the Page, Main Street, Shame on the Moon, Old Time Rock and Roll 🙏🏻
Johnny was the GOAT. Authentic. Honest. The greatest.
This is actually a cover of the song written and performed by Nine Inch Nails. When the writer and the rest of the group heard Johnny was going to do the song they were like (not exact response but you get the idea. "no way an old country singer could do this song written about the struggle with drug addiction." But when they saw the video they were in awe how he had made such a powerful thing out of it in such a different, but fitting, perspective. That perspective of a man who has lived a long life that was full of regrets. When writer even went so far as to say that Johnny made it his own song. This video was made just a few months before June passed away, Johnny followed his wife within 6 months. Not too long after they both passed that museum that was a real museum for years before closing a while before the video shooting, I don't know when before. But it burned down. That house he was walking around, as far as I know, is the childhood home I think in Dyer, Arkansas that had been restored after that footage and is now part of a Johnny Cash festival when not pandemic times. Living in Arkansas USA I catch it being talked about occasionally when they mention it on the state's news programs.
@@sandracox4341 And that is why they never said anything like that.
Love Johnny a real legend
He did an amazing job with this! Great reaction!
ya its a heavy emotional song and the music video amplifies that this has made alot of ppl cry.
“Man in Black”
i m french lille north of france ..MERCI beaucoup pour cette chanson ....very emotion peace and love usa and the world....bye my friend
Man in black johnny cash
Johnny had his own struggles with addiction in his younger years. I love this version, it is His song now 🙏
I cry each time I hear this song .....
Boy Named Sue is pretty good.
Good, bad, or indifferent we are the sum total of our life's experiences. Change one, you alter the whole. At a young age I learned to cherish my pain in equal measure to my joy. How can we truly know one without fully knowing the other. We are our own worst enemy, and still yet those that love us, love us in spite of ourselves. I'm a old man now. I've been half way around the world and back again. I've seen and done things that most can only dream of. Unlike Johnny I would change ....... Nothing.
Please watch “The Trail Of Tears” as Told by Johnny Cash.
My dad was from Tennessee and I grew up listening to Johnny Cash and all the great country music from the past. I love the old songs. ☮️🌼♥️🇺🇸
He was a great singer and an awesome man.
I see that people are asking for a Boy Named Sue and I agree. Such a fun song. It’s guaranteed to make you smile so maybe do it on a day you need one 😊
The last song he sung before he passed away !😍😍
This video always makes me cry. Brilliant, heartbreaking, and authentic.
Check out Corey Taylor doing Snuff live and acoustic, truly heart wrenching.
He's the man one of the four horsemen
Another great reaction. Sadly this was Johnny’s last video. Very emotional
It's all I can do to watch this and not get emotional
Many Thanks for your sweet high sensibility! ...
Glad you heard the song , a must listen for everyone once in a life time, like Pink Floyd’s Comfortably Numb guitar solo on pulse live concert.
Johnny Cash is a legend. He had a very difficult life , from losing his brother to an accident, then to struggles with addiction. His wife June and her family helped him overcome that , oh and I believe he amd his father had a rocky relationship but not 100 percent on that. This song was actually originally done by 9 inch nails , but I think it applies to Johnny's life so much. I think he is feeling old wounds in this song, maybe pondering on what meant the most at the end of the journey of his life, maybe regret and wishing he could trade all the fame and fortune for a chance to go back and do it all differently. This is just my analysis tho. Love your videos.
Oh my my Saturday cry 😭 I love the song thanks for the reaction 🙏🏻
Quite simply it must be classed as one of the greatest music videos ever made…Great reaction 👍
That was his last song and him closing that piano was his saying goodbye. He died very shortly after this.
Adam Chance and the Hound and the Fox also did this song. You could feel Johnnys pain in this one.
Beautiful to listen to, but so sad- reminds me of my dad before his death😢
GREAT reaction, and original versions of ANYTHING are USUALLY the best....but not always.
this song always makes me cry when I see it I can see some people in my life that I could say some of those last words to
since you have heard Ring of Fire, check out The Man in Black. by Johnny
Here are a few more great story telling songs and videos: Rascal Flatts - What Hurts the Most / Kenny Chesney: There Goes My Life/ Brad Paisley: He Didn't Have to Be.
Was I the only one that kept muttering for him to open his eyes as the video kept playing? >_
I first heard this on Person of Interest at the funeral for Carter. Was very impressed with this version.
Great emotional reaction. I cry every time I see this video. This song really wrapped up the last chapter of his incredible journey. I miss Johnny and June Carter-Cash, back when we were all young. ❤️🩹
The one that gives me chills by Johnny Cash is his song, Going by the Book, it really makes ya think about what hour we're living in. Make sure to play the actual video so you can get the visual with it
Exactly he died not long after this song cover
There are very few covers that are better than the original but, to me, this was is. Also, Shinedown’s “Simple Man” (something I never thought I would say). This was Johnny’s last song. His wife passed away two months later and Johnny died four months after June.
DEFINITELY NO WORDS... GREETINGS FROM VENEZUELA
The 9inch nails Trent Reznor original is vastly darker than this cover!!
Vastly…
This was a great reaction, thank you! I personally love Folsom Prison Blues (live at San Quentin) ua-cam.com/video/wG0fS4DoGUc/v-deo.html and A Boy Named Sue (also live at San Quentin). Those two are wonderful examples of his story-telling awesomeness. He was a great performer and story-teller, for sure. Thanks again for covering this, it's quite a moving rendition. - Chelsea
Personally, I think you should react to Johnny Cash’s version of Ring of fire!
You should definitely check out God’s gonna cut you down
You should also listen to his song "Man in Black".
This was the last song he recorded before passing....but if you want an alternative song check out Green Green Grass OF Home
I reacted to this just as you did! When I first heard of it, I thought it was just a version of another 'Hurt' not the NIN version!
Being a fan of Johnny Cash and aware of his back story, his trials and tribulations, I found this rendition certainly epitomises his life. Almost like his own eulogy. The closing of the piano at the end, for me, like many other fans, signified the closure of a coffin.
Another good one of cashes songs One piece at a time.😂
A similar themed song you might enjoy reviewing is Dwight Yoakam's "I Sang Dixie." Yoakam has a lot of great songs but is one of his greatest.
I'd like to hear your comparison between HF and Johnny Cash's version. In this Johnny was 71 at this time. His wife (on the staircase) died just a couple months after this and Johnny just another couple of month later of complications of diabetes.
You might like A Boy named Sue by Johnny Cash
Try Johnny Cash...Boy Named Sue!!
Please please do Johnny Dawn's A Boy Named Sue.
You must listen to “orange blossom special” - many artists have covered it. The song does have words, generally known as an instrumental. The orange blossom special is the name of a train. Charlie Daniels and Roy Clark each have great versions!!
His wife, June Carter Cash, was he woman in the video.
Please reconsider "Ring of Fire". His TV appearances from the 60s have a very different feel (guitars and brass) from the Home Free version.
The Hound and The Fox featuring Adam Chance (from Home Free) do a fantastic cover of this song!
"Riding With Private Malone" by David Ball please?
Keep your eyes open tonight! 😉👀
I'm excited! I need a distraction from life right now. I just found out on Saturday that a REALLY good friend of mine passed away from covid 19 the night before. I'm all torn up about it, so this timing is kinda good, but also bittersweet. My friend loved country music. He had a UA-cam channel where he played and sang his own country music with his guitar and everything. He was obsessed with George Strait and Reba McIntyre, and I always thought he'd be the next big country star to come out of our town (San Antonio, TX.) But he's gone now. But the fact that you've cared so much to notice my comments and react to something I care about makes me feel a little bit better and I need that right now. God bless you, Mr. Taylor.
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