Years ago, a girl I was dating was killed in a car accident. One night soon there after, I was listening to the local alternative radio station. I thought it fitting to call and request a song for her. I got through, but the DJ didn't have the song I wanted. However, he said he had a good song in mind. He played this song.
A good friend introduced me to this band back in the 80's. Great band. The friend's demons overtook him and is no longer with us...RIP Chris, you are are not forgotten mate.
_"...Like the Velvet Underground, their most obvious influence, the chart success of the Jesus and Mary Chain was virtually nonexistent, but _*_their artistic impact was incalculable_*_; quite simply, the Scottish group made the world safe for white noise, orchestrating a sound dense in squalling feedback which served as an inspiration to everyone from My Bloody Valentine to Dinosaur Jr."_ *I totally agree*.
Ayy Mr Plinkett! Everything wrong with Mr Plinkett's comment, here's for you George Lucas I feel like vaginas don't need to be referred to as a 'women's' vagina, it goes without saying. And they're complicated af
This is still one of the most beautiful songs ever recorded, from one of the best debut albums ever. That sound was so ahead of its time yet so timeless. Just amazing.
As a huge JAMC fan (and I'm even from East Kilbride!) I agree it's amazing, but TBH wasn't really ahead of it's time. It's basically a combination of Phil Spector-type songs with Velvet Underground approach to sound. Both were from the 60s!
@@SimonTimoney-74 everyone has different taste in music and art stop being a weirdo lmao you’ve made three comments on this channel just to spread hate get over it
This song brings the most potent memories to life in my mind once again..picnics in the sun, laying in the clovers with my best friends in the middle of springtime... This is beyond perfect and timeless.
I first heard this song at the end of lost in translation. I've never been floored by a song as much as I was by this, the bittersweet finality of it made me feel a way I had never felt before. The combination of mankind's greatest inventions, music and cinema. 28 when I saw it the first time, 45 now my how fast the years pass.
Never too late to hear a great song. I loved their music from the beginning, but know pretty much nothing about the band. I like it that way, their music is pure and unadulterated by persona. Still love it after 37 years, and as good as the day it was minted.
That’s how I found them also. My favourite movie. I was very happy to be able to take my 22yo to see them a couple of years ago. I know exactly what you mean
@@katewebb9006 my fave movie too. I try not to watch it too much as I don't want to lose that magic I felt when I first saw it. I can't believe the first time I heard this was at the end of the film, especially as I grew up in the 80s!
Hearing this for the first time because I’m looking for a concert to go to with my daughter and this is the only band I’ve heardnof that’s playing nearby
One of my favorite bands. Love that this was in Lost in Translation, one of my favorite films. Love his voice so much(and cute Scottish accent) and can listen to this again and again. So good.
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I find Jesus and Mary Chain's music paradoxically relaxing, especially the music from PsychoCandy. I find it odd because there is often a surfeit of distortion and guitar feedback throughout the entirety of most of their songs which often builds up to a fever pitch, so to say. Then it just stops. There is no crescendo, just a total cessation when it hits the peak. I find it so cathartic, as if I am just releasing everything bumbling around in my head along with the impenetrable wall of noise.
I first heard the song in the movie "Lost in Translation" (IMHO one of the best movies ever made) ... still brings up fond memories to the movie scenes when it was played. In my memories the song and the movie are eternally connected 🙂
I grew up in the 80's and I don't remember this song because I was too busy with hard rock and heavy metal. I'm sorry I missed this because it is quite good!
Aw mate that’s good u can still appreciate this song and be a heavy metal fan (same) lol you’re so lucky you got to live the best era ever! I’m 22 and my love for the 80/90s is endless ❤️🔥
I fully understand it! As a fan of JAMC I hated equally fans of disco and long-haired ... sorry, fans of the "real rock". Then I "grew up" enough not to judge people by music they listen to. Now I am nearly 52, living in Thailand. When I see here in bars old "rockers" of hard rock and heavy metal ... this hatred has come back ... PsychoCandy and Automatic - my youth!
Sanat Kunwar The movie has a great impresonal atmosphere which perfectly captures the feeling of being an outsider. It also contrasts two different moments in your life where you feel kind of losts. The two main characters complement each other because both of them are lost in different ways due to their age difference. It kinda really shows a certain part of life in quite a realistic way to be honest. No major romance developed between the two main characters and their story ends when Murray's character leaves the hotel to go back home.
Ghost_Hands 'Lost in Translation' was worse than shite, it was pretentious shite that wanted to pass as clever stuff, but still pulled all the strings to please the audience of posers to which it was aimed (e.g.making stupid jokes on the height of Japanese people). Momus wrote a very good review destroying the movie, and concluding: "[Sofia Coppola] is a hip, privileged Hollywood insider selling out her own values in an attempt to placate the mainstream. And yet I feel that she is realising, with this film, that those values were only temporarily her world. It's the 'lesbian until graduation' syndrome, and Sofia is definitely interested in graduating".
Ouvir "Just like honey" após um vácuo de anos, foi como se tivesse reencontrado uma paixão de um passado longínquo... Doce, nostálgico mas também bittersweet. Os grupos e cantores(as) dos anos 80 são de um talento sem comparação com os atuais.❤️😊😢
Yup... I just had this appear in my YT feed and hadn't listened to it since I had a tape deck in my car (I had Psycho Candy on tape) so probably around '95, and it took me right back to being a kid again: I was anticipating every lazy guitar stroke with tears in my eyes...
@@therogers4432 Sim,essas músicas que ouvimos em tenra idade,não esquecemos jamais. Não importa quantos anos e anos passem. Espero que essas lembranças sejam boas e que sejam jóias do seu baú de lembranças. Afinal,quando partirmos desta existência ,só deixaremos nossas lembranças para as pessoas ao nosso redor. Que elas sejam lembranças calidas e ternas...
(lyrics because sometimes it is so annoying to look for them while listening to the music) Listen to the girl As she takes on half the world Moving up and so alive In her honey dripping beehive Beehive It's good, so good, it's so good So good Walking back to you Is the hardest thing that I can do That I can do for you For you I'll be your plastic toy I'll be your plastic toy For you Eating up the scum Is the hardest thing for Me to do Just like honey (x16)
I remember when this album came out and was top of the UK Indie charts, like, forever. I played my vinyl copy to death. It is as good now as it was then - a classic album!
Arguably, my favourite 80s song and one of the best songs ever written IMHO. Here TJAMC actually sound like my favourite band: the Cocteau Twins. I heard this in 1985 and it was love at first listen. The whole album is outstanding. My best friend and I used to play the vinyl record so loud it made the window glasses shake; the whole flat felt like hit by an earthquake...pretty much what teenage years were: a mixture of beauty and catastrophe.
God "We are first and foremost a pop group" - Jim Reid, 1987. "I can't even think of that word, alternative; to me it doesn't mean anything" - Jim Reid, 1990s.
My all time favourite song from the 1980s....absolutely NO contest. Towers over all the rest of the competition by several hundred thousand feet! Even though there were countless truly great gems from that decade...this one tops them all. Just unspeakably fucking exquisite....THE perfect three minute pop thrill (and it IS three minutes too - how amazing is that?)
Never has a song ever made me feel physical feelings but I felt this in my bones and blood if that makes any sense. My friend just introduced me to this and I have to say it’s literally PERFECT
Back in College I saw The Jesus and Mary Chain live at the Chestnut Caberet in Philly. Psychocandy was a listening staple and I STILL love their sound. Btw- I graduated college in 1992😳!!!
Listen to the girl As she takes on half the world Moving up and so alive In her honey dripping beehive Beehive It's good, so good, it's so good So good Walking back to you Is the hardest thing that I can do That I can do for you For you I'll be your plastic toy I'll be your plastic toy For you Eating up the scum Is the hardest thing for Me to do Just like honey Just like honey Just like honey Just like honey Just like honey Just like honey Just like honey Just like honey Just like honey Just like honey Just like honey Just like honey Just like honey Just like honey Just like honey Just like honey Just like honey
My god I can’t believe I was 15 when this came out- bought the single and played it non stop. Brings back many fond memories of the mid 80s cultural landscape and yet listening to it now it’s so timeless 🧠
Same. I so wanted to see them on this tour but my mother wouldn't let me go alone, and I couldn't get any of my sisters to come with me. Had to wait till the 30th anniversary tour in 2015.
The Jesus And Mary Chain had many influences and that is what made them a great band . Psycho candy is a great album .As good as Definitely Maybe, Never Mind The Bollocks, The Undertones and Flesh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables.
Sorry for your loss…… but on the bright side…… you listened to the Mary Chain… First heard them about a year before Psychocandy was released on a C90 cassette…. just feedback, distortion and more swearing than Mary Whitehouse would approve of!! Life changing music!! ✌️❤️&🏴🍄🎸🎸!! Roj Swansea xx🥰
@@jupitermoongauge4055 mate I genuinely hope for your dear sanity that you're taking the mick when you think jimmy fucking shand and the proclaimers were better than Primal Scream
Saw this interpretation on song meanings "Personally, if I had to take a stab at it, I would say that the song is about a relationship, and the things that we choke down for the sake of love, the debasement that we endure for the sake of others. Sexually, emotionally, socially." This person nailed it!
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@@Shadeslayer200593 Then what does "Walking back to you, is the hardest thing that I can do...I can do for you" mean? that's "the debasement we endure for others, sexually, emotionally, socially..." 🙄
Jesus and Mary Chain e Cocteau Twins conseguiram romper as barreiras da sensibilidade Sonora em plenos anos 80, onde parecia que nada de novo surgiria. Eles são realmente os pais do Shoegazze!!
Listening to this I realize I know it. I remember this being played on radio one's evening session and john peel span it a few times. So many memories. Love.
Psychocandy still stands as one of the greatest albums of all time in my opinion and one of my personal favorites. The wall of noise melded with the melodic feel of a 60's R&B girl band forms a concoction that stands singularly in my mind.
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I remember one day tripped on mescaline travelling from the field to the city with the sun shining in the sky, sitting on a bus and listening to this song, gazing the waves of the mountains through the window, the shining leaves of the trees, the eternal road in front of my eyes... it was really good, so good...
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When I heard this at the end of Lost in Translation I couldn't believe it - what a great song for the ending of that film. I went back the next night just so I could hear this song in a theater again.
This album as a whole is one of the sweetest pieces of art ever to be unleashed.
Years ago, a girl I was dating was killed in a car accident. One night soon there after, I was listening to the local alternative radio station. I thought it fitting to call and request a song for her. I got through, but the DJ didn't have the song I wanted. However, he said he had a good song in mind. He played this song.
What was the song you wanted??
Alex Are Stand Inside Your Love by Smashing Pumpkins. It’s me, I just had to change my account info.😊
A very fitting song.
@@dchoney9435 the lyrics in Stand Inside Your Love are truly phenomenal.
What was the song u wanted?
A good friend introduced me to this band back in the 80's. Great band. The friend's demons overtook him and is no longer with us...RIP Chris, you are are not forgotten mate.
I am sorry for your loss
Remember the good times
"Surpass yourself at the expense of your neighbor"
It's not demons. It's who we are now.
I’ve cut out all my friends over the past years while hiding my addictions… it wears on me everyday
"Listen to the girl/As she takes on half the world." What a beautiful opening lyric for a beautiful, wonderful song.
_"...Like the Velvet Underground, their most obvious influence, the chart success of the Jesus and Mary Chain was virtually nonexistent, but _*_their artistic impact was incalculable_*_; quite simply, the Scottish group made the world safe for white noise, orchestrating a sound dense in squalling feedback which served as an inspiration to everyone from My Bloody Valentine to Dinosaur Jr."_
*I totally agree*.
Who wrote that?
James McCaig wrote this!he has it uploaded with the track
Upload cherry came too
Psychocandy is revolutionary.
Jesus and Mary Chain very much exist outside of that! What?!
Love the guitars on this song, like clouds made of razorblades ☁️
my wrists just flying
I've always thought they were supposed to emulate bee's buzzing. Kinda has that square wave buzzzzzz noise
Son, with that analogy, you should write
That’s such a good description of how the guitars sound LOL
Listen to their guitar hero Rowland S Howard.
I honestly think this is the most perfect, simple song ever written.
Ayy Mr Plinkett!
Everything wrong with Mr Plinkett's comment, here's for you George Lucas
I feel like vaginas don't need to be referred to as a 'women's' vagina, it goes without saying. And they're complicated af
Vous avez parfaitement raison!
It's a tossup between this song and About you on Darklands.
maybe
Heroin - The Velvet Underground
This is still one of the most beautiful songs ever recorded, from one of the best debut albums ever. That sound was so ahead of its time yet so timeless. Just amazing.
It's such a sweet song, and yet their early gigs were basically riots!
As a huge JAMC fan (and I'm even from East Kilbride!) I agree it's amazing, but TBH wasn't really ahead of it's time. It's basically a combination of Phil Spector-type songs with Velvet Underground approach to sound. Both were from the 60s!
It's cack....
@@SimonTimoney-74 everyone has different taste in music and art stop being a weirdo lmao you’ve made three comments on this channel just to spread hate get over it
@@TheTaxidermyfish 🔔 end
Early 90s I saw the Jesus and Mary Chain live.
Opening a concert of the Cure.
Didn't realize how lucky I was, back then.
I love the music but they were not into being on stage
1989 Wembley Arena?
The hairspray from that concert probably helped with the Ozone
I had never heard of them before. I just watched them perform last night. It was a phenomenal show!!
one of the best recordings of the eighties; still sounds impressive!
This was the perfect song for Lost In Translation.
+PureDetroit All OST was just magnificent.
no that was sometimes, but this was second
+Geertjan Vianen ----- Are you my brother or not? : -)
They both happen with a perfect timing and mood in the movie.
shut you fucking mouth ¡¡¡ sofia coppola and scarlett johansson 20 years after suck and fuck off ¡¡¡
Eduardo bracamonte alvarez is that English or Spanglish cause no one has any idea what the Fuck you're saying ...
For relaxing time, make it Jesus And Mary Chain time
Take a bow : - ) very good...
I like to look at early gigs of the crowd relaxing as he hits them in the face with a mic stand
Does exactly the same thing to my ears now as it did in 1985. Thank you, boys!
Scotland is a gold mine for timeless music n coolest bands.... period
THIS MASTER PIECE WILL KEEP ACROSS THE TIME...!!!
The layered vocals at the end are just outstanding. This is one of my favorite songs to play in the car on road trips.
This song brings the most potent memories to life in my mind once again..picnics in the sun, laying in the clovers with my best friends in the middle of springtime...
This is beyond perfect and timeless.
I first heard this song at the end of lost in translation. I've never been floored by a song as much as I was by this, the bittersweet finality of it made me feel a way I had never felt before. The combination of mankind's greatest inventions, music and cinema. 28 when I saw it the first time, 45 now my how fast the years pass.
Never too late to hear a great song. I loved their music from the beginning, but know pretty much nothing about the band. I like it that way, their music is pure and unadulterated by persona. Still love it after 37 years, and as good as the day it was minted.
That’s how I found them also. My favourite movie. I was very happy to be able to take my 22yo to see them a couple of years ago.
I know exactly what you mean
@@katewebb9006 best movie ever
omg i always feel like the song sounds too familiar bc ive seen lost in translation so many times but my dumbass never realized it 💀
@@katewebb9006 my fave movie too. I try not to watch it too much as I don't want to lose that magic I felt when I first saw it. I can't believe the first time I heard this was at the end of the film, especially as I grew up in the 80s!
Honestly I get chills when I hear this song - timeless and dreamy
😭😭😭
My favourite part is the rough guitar sound and the girl's empty voice. It makes it seem Pshycedellic and dreamy.
Hearing this for the first time because I’m looking for a concert to go to with my daughter and this is the only band I’ve heardnof that’s playing nearby
"Walking back to you is the hardest thing that I can do..for you"
Saw them yesterday in Luxembourg. I'm so happy.
They are touring again? Or still? That’s so cool. Gotta check them out.
I’m so jealous!!!! Were they good!!!???
Can't believe I've missed them
is it me or does this song sound a lot newer than it actually is, so timeless
I was thinking the same thing, it hasn't aged at all.
This is quality production
WINGER STEIN It holds up almost too well.
Good quality anything goes outside the bounds of time/era/period. Evidence that this is solid gold
[We didn't need evidence though the song speaks for itself]
One of my favorite bands. Love that this was in Lost in Translation, one of my favorite films. Love his voice so much(and cute Scottish accent) and can listen to this again and again. So good.
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20 YEARS BEFORE LOST TO TRANSLATION
One of my most favourite songs of all time, simply beautiful.
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this song literally sounds like honey, it has such a sweet sound
Val slick
But not a sweet taste
i thought of that as soon as the song began
honey with bees buzzing
The start sounds like Australian Crawl - Reckless
I find Jesus and Mary Chain's music paradoxically relaxing, especially the music from PsychoCandy. I find it odd because there is often a surfeit of distortion and guitar feedback throughout the entirety of most of their songs which often builds up to a fever pitch, so to say. Then it just stops. There is no crescendo, just a total cessation when it hits the peak. I find it so cathartic, as if I am just releasing everything bumbling around in my head along with the impenetrable wall of noise.
Stafford Washington sound like you've swallowed a thesaurus pal
Well said.
Stafford Washington Think your trying to say you enjoyed this tune? Zats all that matters.😘👍
It's kind of surreal
nerd
I first heard the song in the movie "Lost in Translation" (IMHO one of the best movies ever made) ... still brings up fond memories to the movie scenes when it was played. In my memories the song and the movie are eternally connected 🙂
This song is so appropriate for the ending.
Noob Central
Me too
I grew up in the 80's and I don't remember this song because I was too busy with hard rock and heavy metal. I'm sorry I missed this because it is quite good!
I’m glad I was 14/15 when this was out and I’ve loved it ever since
@@15081972able wish i could grow up during this time..
Aw mate that’s good u can still appreciate this song and be a heavy metal fan (same) lol you’re so lucky you got to live the best era ever! I’m 22 and my love for the 80/90s is endless ❤️🔥
I fully understand it! As a fan of JAMC I hated equally fans of disco and long-haired ... sorry, fans of the "real rock". Then I "grew up" enough not to judge people by music they listen to. Now I am nearly 52, living in Thailand. When I see here in bars old "rockers" of hard rock and heavy metal ... this hatred has come back ...
PsychoCandy and Automatic - my youth!
Sorry for what? For living your life? ffs 🤦♂️
Thank you Sophie Coppola for introducing this song to me, great song to play for a great end to a great movie
George Bailey she’s the queen of killer soundtracks
Great song, great album, great band. Everyone should own this album
i have the CD bought it in Madison Wisconsin 92
This might be the most beautiful song I've ever heard ❤️
Really
Soung is about heroin..the smell when you cook it nothing about a woman dripping
This was perfect for Lost in Translation. Best movie ever!
Why do people like that movie? whats in it?
Sanat Kunwar It sucks major donkey balls. I turned it off after 10 minutes. Shite movie.
Sanat Kunwar
The movie has a great impresonal atmosphere which perfectly captures the feeling of being an outsider. It also contrasts two different moments in your life where you feel kind of losts. The two main characters complement each other because both of them are lost in different ways due to their age difference. It kinda really shows a certain part of life in quite a realistic way to be honest. No major romance developed between the two main characters and their story ends when Murray's character leaves the hotel to go back home.
I remember Lost in Translation because of Bill and particularly because of this gem...
Ghost_Hands
'Lost in Translation' was worse than shite, it was pretentious shite that wanted to pass as clever stuff, but still pulled all the strings to please the audience of posers to which it was aimed (e.g.making stupid jokes on the height of Japanese people). Momus wrote a very good review destroying the movie, and concluding: "[Sofia Coppola] is a hip, privileged Hollywood insider selling out her own values in an attempt to placate the mainstream. And yet I feel that she is realising, with this film, that those values were only temporarily her world. It's the 'lesbian until graduation' syndrome, and Sofia is definitely interested in graduating".
Ouvir "Just like honey" após um vácuo de anos, foi como se tivesse reencontrado uma paixão de um passado longínquo... Doce, nostálgico mas também bittersweet. Os grupos e cantores(as) dos anos 80 são de um talento sem comparação com os atuais.❤️😊😢
Yup... I just had this appear in my YT feed and hadn't listened to it since I had a tape deck in my car (I had Psycho Candy on tape) so probably around '95, and it took me right back to being a kid again: I was anticipating every lazy guitar stroke with tears in my eyes...
@@therogers4432 Sim,essas músicas que ouvimos em tenra idade,não esquecemos jamais. Não importa quantos anos e anos passem. Espero que essas lembranças sejam boas e que sejam jóias do seu baú de lembranças. Afinal,quando partirmos desta existência ,só deixaremos nossas lembranças para as pessoas ao nosso redor. Que elas sejam lembranças calidas e ternas...
O que é bom... nos deixou o legado e a nostalgia dos anos 80...
Just like honney...
LUV LUV LUV IT!!! ❤❤
(lyrics because sometimes it is so annoying to look for them while listening to the music)
Listen to the girl
As she takes on half the world
Moving up and so alive
In her honey dripping beehive
Beehive
It's good, so good, it's so good
So good
Walking back to you
Is the hardest thing that
I can do
That I can do for you
For you
I'll be your plastic toy
I'll be your plastic toy
For you
Eating up the scum
Is the hardest thing for
Me to do
Just like honey (x16)
@Thestoomis when you have the talent to write,produce,play and sing on A song like this then come back here 😁
You rock!
@@lezliesammon4687 They clearly weren't hating. How about you come back when you aren't an idiot.
@further faulox, what you on about?? 😀
@@lezliesammon4687 Quite obvious what I'm saying.
Love this band and loved "Lost in Translation". This song made the movie perfect.
I remember when this album came out and was top of the UK Indie charts, like, forever. I played my vinyl copy to death. It is as good now as it was then - a classic album!
Best movie ending song ever.
Comparto
Lost in Translation
Criinges in people making everything Our Cultures about Movies
I cannot explain the feeling this song gives me
Its a Holy song....Of Cleansing.....
Me neither, thanks for putting the thought into words.
And the whole world cries...
@@stefipaudinbasterdatlarge.7769 Are you using sanctimonious imaginary to talk about TJ&MC? That's daft.
Arguably, my favourite 80s song and one of the best songs ever written IMHO. Here TJAMC actually sound like my favourite band: the Cocteau Twins. I heard this in 1985 and it was love at first listen. The whole album is outstanding. My best friend and I used to play the vinyl record so loud it made the window glasses shake; the whole flat felt like hit by an earthquake...pretty much what teenage years were: a mixture of beauty and catastrophe.
Lost in Translation brought me here today, this song is amazing.
I love their hair.
I used to have my hair like that. Back when I had hair.
We called it the "tellum" -- the anti-mullet.
After 5 weeks of lockdown we all look like that now
I named it Robert Smiths style
@@JejakARDANA flock of seagulls
One of the greatest rock songs ever written.
The greatest 90's band, but in the 80's. They set the tone, along with Cocteau Twins, for what was to come.
Found Psychocandy in my vinyl collection and gave it a spin today for the first time. blown the hell away wow what a gem.
Another brilliant 80s Scottish band...still a superb listen in my 50s
The most beautiful pop song I've ever heard...
It is alternative rock..
God It is actually pop as well.
God "We are first and foremost a pop group" - Jim Reid, 1987.
"I can't even think of that word, alternative; to me it doesn't mean anything" - Jim Reid, 1990s.
Tyler Taylor Apparently God doesn't know anything about music or just isn't really into music.
pop means popular music but whatever song like every other pshh humans. still can be alt. rock..
The fact that this song is so emotional and simultaneously so blatantly about cunnilingus makes it so fucking awesome.
Gay guy here...So I was happy just going along happily ignoring that fact. ;)
I feel stupid I never knew it was about cunnilingus
It's not every girl that's just like honey. One who is is wonderful though. "Just like an armpit full of dogshit" wouldn't have taken off as well.
Franck Bender u dirty bird
Right on the money Franck. Lost my virginity to this in Paris in the 80s
My dad used to own this CD, we would listen to it on the way to soccer practices/games back in 2003 - 2005, good times
My all time favourite song from the 1980s....absolutely NO contest. Towers over all the rest of the competition by several hundred thousand feet! Even though there were countless truly great gems from that decade...this one tops them all. Just unspeakably fucking exquisite....THE perfect three minute pop thrill (and it IS three minutes too - how amazing is that?)
The Velvet Underground + The Cure = early Jesus and Mary Chain .
no...
@@andyisdead Ok .
Beach boys + The Stooges = JAMC
You're wrong. Jesus + Mary = Chain. That's factual.
@@Uncharted20012 both are valid. :-) VU+TC=J+MC=BB+TS
‘Lost In Translation’ brought me here.
Great movie💥Great song…
Thank you Sofia Coppola for introducing me to this song.
@Gabriel Never Broke Again same, i watched the movie after finding out that my bloody valentine and TJAMC played in some scenes
Well done lad...
@Gabriel Costa Silva exactly, a lot of song introduced me to a great movie
That finally ascent and descent with the guitar reminds me of a climax. This song is bliss.
Never has a song ever made me feel physical feelings but I felt this in my bones and blood if that makes any sense. My friend just introduced me to this and I have to say it’s literally PERFECT
You have poetry in your veins. Embrace every drip of the lyrics 😜
Man this styled like how we grew up is beyond weird as fuck
@@layditms2 what?..
the same happens to me
@@lanatoneto3815 I'd hesitate to even speculate.
Back in College I saw The Jesus and Mary Chain live at the Chestnut Caberet in Philly. Psychocandy was a listening staple and I STILL love their sound. Btw- I graduated college in 1992😳!!!
Listen to the girl
As she takes on half the world
Moving up and so alive
In her honey dripping beehive
Beehive
It's good, so good, it's so good
So good
Walking back to you
Is the hardest thing that
I can do
That I can do for you
For you
I'll be your plastic toy
I'll be your plastic toy
For you
Eating up the scum
Is the hardest thing for
Me to do
Just like honey
Just like honey
Just like honey
Just like honey
Just like honey
Just like honey
Just like honey
Just like honey
Just like honey
Just like honey
Just like honey
Just like honey
Just like honey
Just like honey
Just like honey
Just like honey
Just like honey
Thanks for the lyrics. Great movie... Lost in traslation. Great Bill, Scarlett forever. 💔
Thirty odd years later and still gives me goosebumbs
Edward Scissorband
Jajaja
😂
Just saw this comment today. So funny! 😂😂
No, that title goes to Robert Smith, The Cure don't you know
Joe Gomez rob didn’t have that style u til the late 80d
My god I can’t believe I was 15 when this came out- bought the single and played it non stop. Brings back many fond memories of the mid 80s cultural landscape and yet listening to it now it’s so timeless 🧠
Totally
Same. I so wanted to see them on this tour but my mother wouldn't let me go alone, and I couldn't get any of my sisters to come with me. Had to wait till the 30th anniversary tour in 2015.
The Jesus And Mary Chain had many influences and that is what made them a great band . Psycho candy is a great album .As good as Definitely Maybe, Never Mind The Bollocks, The Undertones and Flesh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables.
masterpiece
django939 I like your prp
Loveless is Psychocandy pushed to absolute noisy musical perfection...
L O V E L E S S
MBVVV
The best way i can describe this song is like a bittersweet hug. It fit perfectly at the end of lost in translation
Pensive
Another close your eyes & shut out the world song
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂
Glow brought me here. I had forgotten this song and I used to listen to it all the time in the 80's
Such a wonderful song. Never gets old. Think I'm in love
Sorry for your loss…… but on the bright side…… you listened to the Mary Chain…
First heard them about a year before Psychocandy was released on a C90 cassette…. just feedback, distortion and more swearing than Mary Whitehouse would approve of!! Life changing music!!
✌️❤️&🏴🍄🎸🎸!!
Roj Swansea xx🥰
Lost in Translation, best ending ever!!
Castle1047 So cool !
T'was emotional.
Such a unique movie
another great Scottish band.
Yes, pity there were only 3, jesus and Mary chain, jimmy shand and his band and the proclaimers, all the rest were crap
@@jupitermoongauge4055 aye so we're gonna act like Primal Scream never happened hey?
@@jackgrant6098 no, but they were one of the crap ones
@@jupitermoongauge4055 mate I genuinely hope for your dear sanity that you're taking the mick when you think jimmy fucking shand and the proclaimers were better than Primal Scream
Jack Grant I don’t know why I find this comment so fucking hilarious but your right lol.
what gloriously layered fuzz this is. Truly stands the test of time
so much loveliness packed into one video, it just bursts with it
Saw this interpretation on song meanings "Personally, if I had to take a stab at it, I would say that the song is about a relationship, and the things that we choke down for the sake of love, the debasement that we endure for the sake of others. Sexually, emotionally, socially." This person nailed it!
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This song is plainly about sex
@@Shadeslayer200593 Then what does "Walking back to you, is the hardest thing that I can do...I can do for you" mean? that's "the debasement we endure for others, sexually, emotionally, socially..." 🙄
For Gods sake can someone invent a time machine so I can go back to the 80s and stay there
Amazing that they're touring now. Would love to see them.
Jesus and Mary Chain e Cocteau Twins conseguiram romper as barreiras da sensibilidade Sonora em plenos anos 80, onde parecia que nada de novo surgiria. Eles são realmente os pais do Shoegazze!!
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😀😀😀😀
Listening to this I realize I know it. I remember this being played on radio one's evening session and john peel span it a few times. So many memories. Love.
This song blew a hole in rock and roll when it came out. I'll never forget those days.
At the end of Lost and Translation was the first time I heard this song. I'll never forget that scene because of this song.
Listening to this masterpiece brings me back to my youth and listening for hours to all my imports on my turntable. I can listen forever.
Psychocandy still stands as one of the greatest albums of all time in my opinion and one of my personal favorites. The wall of noise melded with the melodic feel of a 60's R&B girl band forms a concoction that stands singularly in my mind.
Fucking masterpiece! No band can conjure a pure mess of tragic and joyful emotions in one ethereal epic piece! Truly the greatest band ever
one of my favorite bands from late 80's early 90's and Im happy to say i saw them live in London touring that album
Never was there ever a song so pretty
There's "Dear Prudence" by The Beatles
And yet the subject matter... well, still pretty, but quite different to what a lot of people think 😂
@@raddimusmcchoyber3362 its a very special topic, a new beautiful feeling, however you wanna interpret it. and still a beautiful song
So melancholic song, so beautiful song.
For a fast, loud band this is a beautiful slow song. Takes me back to the early 90's.
mid - late 80s alternative music is sublime. Sad I wasn't around :(
The haircuts of the Jesus And Mary Chain remind me of their sound: Wild, Free, Untameable. Psychocandy is brilliant. A sweet and sour sonic sauce.
Twilight Zone, Toronto, 1987... I loved when they played this, along with Skinny Puppy. Still melts me...
THIS SONG IS SO DREAMY ❤️
Lost in Translation brought me here. That was the most beautiful ending ever with this song. My heart feels like crying.
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This band is my inspiration, the coolest people of that era hands down.
Can't help but feel reminded of Tokyo every time I hear this.
Lost in Translation?
yup
0:23 looks like the Japanese flag :)
Every time I leave Tokyo I think of this song and I get a little sad about having to go
It's an amazing movie. One of the greatest endings ever!!!
Glad I got to see these guys live ♥️🏴 Absolute magic 🥰
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LIT
I remember one day tripped on mescaline travelling from the field to the city with the sun shining in the sky, sitting on a bus and listening to this song, gazing the waves of the mountains through the window, the shining leaves of the trees, the eternal road in front of my eyes... it was really good, so good...
80's alternative music brought me here.
and great taste
The Beach Boys meets the feedback and overdrive!
Saw them live in Barrie, Ontario in '92. Simply awesome!
Always loved this track and the glow brought me back
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oh this makes me so happy
The reminisce in the music 💯. All the good memories of my youthful energetic high school and college days appear before me
When I heard this at the end of Lost in Translation I couldn't believe it - what a great song for the ending of that film. I went back the next night just so I could hear this song in a theater again.