Beat Happening - Indian Summer (Official Video)
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- Beat Happening - "Indian Summer"
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So hard to listen to this song after sooo many years,I loved this record in highschool.I saw them open for the screaming trees at Skagit valley college in 88,I was fifteen.I miss being young
My five year-old son wants to hear this on repeat. He’s got excellent taste, but I hope that I don’t stop liking it after hearing it over and over!
If your son does not get sick of it, then neither will you
When i was young, my dad used to play this song to me to wake me up. I loved that ritual and it always made the day start cheerful
It's my 10 year old boys fave song. He picked it up from his me and his mom playing it loads. I heard him humming it and then playing the video on UA-cam.
I found this song when I looked up anti-folk as a music genre and it was the oldest song. I was looking for jokes and this was presented to me as a mockery of folk music.
@@tomashorych394 wow okay Chad dad alert, my dad listens to the fucking eagles.
No matter how many times I hear it, it's still so lovely. Wistful and soft and lovely.
I just heard about Beat Happening on a Toronto radio station and I've just spent the evening listening to their tracks. I love it! Their songs are so oddly calming.
Q107? May the gods eternally bless Alan Cross.
@@spiralscratch7823 It WAS Alan Cross! lol. It was on the radio show The Ongoing History of New Music. It was on 102.1 The Edge.
I have loved this song for years, it’s so simple and beautiful and perfect. “I’ll drink from your drain” such a great lyric.
Being indie in the late 80s must've been so cool, it's the kind of thing every hipster was trying to replicate in the late '00s - early '10s.
It's also before grunge became popular and the mainstream was still on cheesy bombastic music.
I can't even imagine the high-powered nostalgia people who lived through this scene must have.
It was magic! My life has been full but nothing has come close to those years at Evergreen when it all came together. It was so beautiful it makes me want to cry.
When I was nineteen (2014), I heard this song while listening to Shonen Knife on Jango Radio on the computer at the public library, during my school suspension. In 2017 I found this song again on my new Kindle Fire at a McDonald's.
I was a young teen when this first came out.. oh the memories of a world far gone and most will never come close too. 🙏
the best "forgotten summers in us" song!!! along with jojo richman's "that summer feeling", some jens lekman, belle and seb! the nostalgia, warmth, knots to childhood, first kisses, promises...
You may like Husker Du's "Celebrated Summer" also
Just heard this played on Reservation Dogs, season 2 Ep 1. Good stuff..great memories.
Reservation dogs has such great music
Same
Same ❤
This song is such a nice ... common thread to find among music and artists I appreciate; Luna, Eugenius, Spectrum. It deserves it and to me this first is still the best.
I just can't stop loving it :) Beat Happening is a regular in my setlist
We'll come back for Indian summer
We'll come back for Indian summer
We'll come back for Indian summer
And go our separate ways
What is that cheerful sound?
Rain falling on the ground
We'll wear a jolly crown
Buckle up, we're wayward bound
We'll come back for Indian summer
We'll come back for Indian summer
We'll come back for Indian summer
And go our separate ways
I touch your hem you say
Let's stroll down Martin Way
Pick plums, abandoned farm
Who let norms come to harm?
We'll come back for Indian summer
We'll come back for Indian summer
We'll come back for Indian summer
And go our separate ways
Cover me with rain
Walk me down the lane
I'll drink from your drain
We will never change
No matter what they say
We'll come back for Indian summer
We'll come back for Indian summer
We'll come back for Indian summer
And go our separate ways
Motorbike to cemetery
Picnic on wild berries
French toast with molasses
Croquet and baked alaskas
We'll come back for Indian summer
We'll come back for Indian summer
We'll come back for Indian summer
Cover me with rain
I just imagine some dudes playing this near the campfire that's what it sounds like
I would like to go there
This is honestly my favorite song ;)
Me too!
a pretty good choice
Yikes
this songs is so wistful. off kilter and never sure what its really about, youth? first romance? band members leaving town? i guess its really about olympia. doesnt matter its a classic indie pop song.
Olympia in the '80s was off the hook.
One of the greatest songs of all time
Thank you Mama for playing this in our house and on road trips in Autumn going down dirt roads and hear nature and so much music ..Love this!! Appreciate ◇ StephopalOpal aka Big Mama New Orleans Louisiana music and Peace and ASMR attempts..Thank yall!!
still great!! music swoops the soul.
Que hermoso el verano
Perhaps the most perfect video of all time.
Olympia! I recognize all these places!
It's the late 90's early 00's take on "Indian Summer" by The Doors
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Wow, it's been so long since I've heard Beat Happening. Very nostalgic 😌
Dean Wareham, of Galaxie 500 and Luna, called it "indie's 'Knocking on Heaven's Door'--
I love this
Wow. Never expected this
just found this on Reservation Dogs, Season II, episode 1. Exquisite!
I looked for this song for 30 years
Found this through a Reverberation Radio recording and it is a really great song.
Beautiful song
I fall asleep every night I listen to this
Try the ‘Indian Summer’ cover version by Luna. Think you’ll like it.
Holds up like I remember from 20 or so years ago.
Perfect song for a September.
Back when K had a message board those of us who posted there were all able to get the Crashing Through box set for $15. Best $15 I ever spent!
K?
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K Records of Olympia Washington.
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K Records of Olympia Washington.
I posted this yesterday and it disappeared.
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K Records of Olympia Washington
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Very good. Thanks.
Wow, totally thought Ben Gibbard did this originally. But looked into Beat Happening after hearing the Postal Service cover them on the live album, then saw Indian Summer and was like, yep that was a cover Ben did solo too.
Perhaps the greatest music video ever created.
It was on Mac Demarco's Highschool photograph
Really enjoyed this.
incredible
I found this because 'Jamboree' (the album this song is off of) was supposedly one of Kurt Cobain's favorite albums.
To quote Calvin, “We are Beat Happening, and we don’t do Nirvana covers. They do Beat Happening covers, so let’s get that straight.”
I want a filming location video for this most adorable video
AHA. So this is the song Massive Attack sampled from for Teardrop! Such a fantastic tune.
i cant tell the resemblance, really
It's not. Some similarities but definitely not
I don't want to live on this world that can't hear Beat happening vibes anymore. 2024 japan tokyo.
It's November and 77 degrees outside. This is the first song I thought about.
This reminds me a lot of the Velvet Underground. Good stuff though.
Are you implying VU are not good, though?
@@ashleymonday298 No way! I love The Velvet Underground... they've inspired many many independent artists, myself included! Lou Reed set the bar really high for lyrics writing.
@@stefanpaul4181 and tbis bullshit doesn't come no where near VU's level on Musicianship or Lyricism.
@@MiguelGonzalez-vz6qi so?
@@newjerseychungus this lazy sleepy band doesnt come close to the power of even the VU's calmest songs.
Great
...and the Captain America (Eugene Kelly of The Vaselines) version of this is possibly even better. What a great song, by a great band.
It’s a good one
This is what the 80s were actually like. Also listen to Meat Puppets II if you wanna hear more actual 80s stuff
This song sounds like Oregon to me lol
Why is this good? Could not anyone do a song this good? I think people are attracted to the plainness, the simplicity or the fact that it isn't skilled musicians playing. It's a goofy song that connects because it is accessible, and it's accessible because it comes from a place of no talent. That's not saying that there is no talent with this band, just that the song is without it.
Pricey vinyl boxset. No CD version?
My buddy definitely owned the CD boxset
I bought the CD box set a long time ago. Definitely worth the purchase.
So Lovely :)
I heard this song again in the movie "6 years" on Netflix. Anyone else?♡
FOREVERxx
I always thought this was a Velvet Underground track!
Similar voice to Christ Novoseloc ex Nirvana bass player. If you don't know it, try to listen his ex band Eyes Adrift. On three song Christ Novoselic was singing.
But even this voice is even more similar to singer from band Rebel son, almost the same...
are they better than nirvana? I'm really leaning towards yes. clearly.more interesting, the pacific northwest's velvet underground. maybe it's too hot of a take.
Ultimate hipster doofus. Good job
If you don't love Beat Happening, there's something wrong with you.
i second that emotion.
Is the guitar the same as David Bowies ‘It Ain’t Easy’ ???
Wicker man
Uhh old but good.
What movie did i hear this from?
Nice piece. Percussione are Velvets style...
right? i thought so
I heard they were a huge inspiration for Kurt Cobain
Breakfast in cemetery
Boy tasting wild cherry
Touch girl, apple blossom
Just a boy playing possum
We'll come back for Indian summer
We'll come back for Indian summer
We'll come back for Indian summer
And go our separate ways
What is that cheerful sound?
Rain falling on the ground
We'll wear a jolly crown
Buckle up, we're wayward bound
Lamazi lamazi lamazi
chemsavit
I spent my whole life planning for moments. Now that I am here, Im just not happy. How was I supposed to know? Not everything is open knowledge but accurate answers are always demanded. What will I do? What will I say? Who can help?
Please protect both sides "fruit salad" We need more ribbons, and not medals
Aw yiss.
Tim Brock!
i think these lyrics are paraphrased from classical Roman poets such as Ovid and Virgil.
Olympia was a city?
I first heard this song in 1993 as a cover by Luna. Luna's version is way more polished, multi layered and slowed down with an amazing guitar solo (even if it deletes a verse). This is an example of a cover improving on the original. Check it out: m.ua-cam.com/video/J8jxpBkp9OQ/v-deo.html
Funny how all these indie bands are related, no matter what genre they play, slowcore, twee pop with jangle pop, (midwest) emo, dreampop
Reservation Dogs brought me here. I knew this song from Luna - the ep Slider
Bucky brought me here. Skoden!
his voice sounds like the guy from Rusted Root singer
Here after watching the movie “6 years”.
is that a cover?
Song is a BH original. Eugenius covered it on their 1st record.
@@spacewurm thank you 🙏
@@volcaniadread Pretty sure R.E.M. did a good cover of this too, although i may be wrong
Luna did a really nice cover of this as well.
@@oldthinkertube who’s that?
camp kids
Anyone else here from Reservation Dogs season 2?
Yeah I wonder is it racist to say Indian summer now?
No, the song has no negative comments to the country of India and it's people? And if they meant Indian as in native Americans: yes using Indian as a label for native americans is weird because they are not from India and it does come from racist colonizers who thought the natives looked Indian so that's what they called them, and people using it nowadays is still weird but it is for the most part not their fault. A lot of people don't know the reason why some people call the natives Indian and that's not their fault, plus it's not bad to be Indian so it's not really negative and racist it's just weird and wrong lol
This is boring.
A transcendentally awful piece of music
OMG No melody at all
Thanks for the music criticism, cartoon avatar. I'm glad you could take a break from the video games, and join us.
yes its a drone and it works perfectly
This is deadass the worst song I ever heard. It was playing at a local restaurant and I simply had to find the source of this garbage.
CRY ABOUT IT
I think you're starting to come around Alexander. When you haven't heard anything this different it can be hard to swallow at first. Give it time and you'll hear what a great song it is.
Man I wish they played this music at local restaurants near me
@@redwoodrandy1058 Alexander the Good is a fucking moron who could listen to Bon Jovi's "Wanted Dead Or Alive" one thousand times in a row, and still enjoy it the one thousand and first. Some persons never tire of cheesiness, cliches and stale formulas. He'll never come around.
jesus christ calm down all he said was that he didn’t like a song
Very repetitive and the lyrics lack structure beyond a simple rhyme.
In short it's droll.
my friend thats the point, the appeal is its simplicity. i don't mean to sound pretentious but the simplicity of the band is what really draws me in. it shows you can express yourself musically even if you're not the most talented at making complex song structures and whatnot.
Justin H Soinds like the Crash Test Dummies.
Yep, thank heavens for that
You catch on quick, dipshit.
Sounds like Lungfish "You did not exist"
poggies