Falling Hard (feat Meiko) - The Crystal Method

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  • Опубліковано 16 січ 2025

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  • @aaron_accordion
    @aaron_accordion 4 роки тому +18

    I love how rich and deep the musical soundscape in this song is. You can listen to it many times and catch something new or previously unnoticed each time.

  • @cheyenneblack817
    @cheyenneblack817 3 роки тому +10

    This song is soooooooo UNDERATED!

  • @marandasoto6182
    @marandasoto6182 7 років тому +7

    this song makes me think there can be love after lose. so beautiful.

  • @blackshadow1781
    @blackshadow1781 10 місяців тому

    someday it will viral, what a sensation music it's

  • @kimdishy
    @kimdishy 8 років тому +5

    No matter, good or bad this song is addicting, just like love!

  • @maximan4363
    @maximan4363 3 роки тому +1

    I can't get enough of this track or my Love!

  • @celikblack
    @celikblack 8 років тому +18

    I love listening this song while its raining outside

    • @withy40
      @withy40 7 років тому

      lets not be gay about this

    • @marlonwatson3588
      @marlonwatson3588 3 роки тому

      pro tip : you can watch movies on InstaFlixxer. Me and my gf have been using it for watching all kinds of movies recently.

    • @lennoncyrus8890
      @lennoncyrus8890 3 роки тому

      @Marlon Watson Yup, I've been using instaflixxer for months myself =)

    • @zaidimran7188
      @zaidimran7188 3 роки тому

      @Marlon Watson definitely, been using InstaFlixxer for since december myself =)

    • @curtisnash4476
      @curtisnash4476 3 роки тому

      @Marlon Watson Yea, been watching on InstaFlixxer for since november myself =)

  • @CoffeeAddict89
    @CoffeeAddict89 4 роки тому +4

    I had an Ex who had me feel this very sentiment. The name of the song and band name has a very uncanny experience. It was a bad time but still in love, doing what they want to make them happy, only to know it was a disposable relationship. All in all, know what makes YOU happy and respect who you're with

    • @carlitav310
      @carlitav310 3 роки тому

      Same. This song stings every time I hear it and it's been over two years since I left him. It was a hard lesson learned.

  • @abbymac2327
    @abbymac2327 4 роки тому +2

    POWERFUL AF

  • @sanaaali1706
    @sanaaali1706 9 років тому +10

    This is a good song to listen to whenever someone in your life is troubling you. It certainly helps me, as now they're out of my life for good. At first it'll make you feel like shit, then you will realise its all for the good. It also depends on the type of problem your facing with, sooo.. I like it anyway. =)

  • @LazyAHoleRanch
    @LazyAHoleRanch 2 роки тому

    always a favorite

  • @СветаНикифорович-б3с
    @СветаНикифорович-б3с 8 років тому +2

    Обожаю эту песню. Её можно слушать до бесконечности!

  • @lpotts75
    @lpotts75 9 років тому

    great song

  • @SLF496x
    @SLF496x 8 років тому +2

    lowkey made me cry

  • @darkflora6948
    @darkflora6948 6 років тому

    beautiful

  • @ИванГиперов
    @ИванГиперов 7 років тому

    I like this song...

  • @stevenleon8050
    @stevenleon8050 9 років тому

    Love is powerful..

  • @lukegeorge477
    @lukegeorge477 3 роки тому

    It is time guys

  • @emerald764
    @emerald764 7 років тому

    Meiko

  • @dboy4034
    @dboy4034 5 років тому +8

    Anyone in 2019?

    • @lukasvolcik5109
      @lukasvolcik5109 4 роки тому

      2020 still :) btw I am searching for the psychedelic mix with Welcome To The Machines from Pink Floyd and this song... does anybody have it? :D

    • @dboy4034
      @dboy4034 4 роки тому +1

      @@lukasvolcik5109 yes i will send it to you just remind me on here it took years to find

    • @dboy4034
      @dboy4034 4 роки тому +1

      @@lukasvolcik5109 docs.google.com/document/d/1Iu-dBoP3o3WK8JuBO1bF6crny72V0vuCa9qmWLqljoY/edit?usp=sharing

    • @dboy4034
      @dboy4034 4 роки тому +1

      That is a link to a document i made with every song and artist from that video, please share this with anyone else looking for the lost playlist because i know the pain of loosing that great playlist lol

    • @dboy4034
      @dboy4034 4 роки тому +2

      1-Glass Breaker - The Crystal Method
      02-Welcome to the Machine - Pink Floyd
      03-Xotica - Phutureprimitive
      04-Dark Matter - Porcupine Tree
      05-Once Upon the Sea of Blissful Awareness - Shpongle
      06-Falling Hard - The Crystal Method
      07-Sleeping Children Are Still Flying - Blue Sky Black Death
      08-Intension - Tool
      09-Back to Bach - Talamasca
      10-Love Love Love - Jean Michel Jarre
      11-Geometry of Love pt. 1 - Jean Michel Jarre

  • @saratiny
    @saratiny 10 років тому +6

    I felt it... shit... damn it...

  • @DekkarJr
    @DekkarJr 6 років тому

    Meiko! :)

  • @Gogi58
    @Gogi58 8 років тому

    норм медляк.одна из любимых их песенок.на колонках звучит гут.

  • @lsdsniping4466
    @lsdsniping4466 8 років тому

    Can i use this song

  • @Gbnicholson1
    @Gbnicholson1 2 роки тому +2

    Meiko got upset with the groups name and did some tongue in cheek lyrics about peoples long-term meth abuse symptoms, falling heart rate, aphasia, insomnia, loss of self-control/addiction. She snuck the falling heart rate alarm sound from heart rate monitors that starts at 3:11. Meiko is some kind of Baptist artist, very anti-drug. Any nurse who listens to this can put these clues together. There isn't another drug that can be weaponized into both an explosive and a long or short acting poison like meth. My guess is she lost someone or a pet to a local meth lab explosion while everyone was at work and subsequently lost the ability to speak about it to police cover up and resorted to this. The emotions the song is evoking is subliminal realization of these issues in all our lives because they are dumping this shit into the air, water and neighborhoods at alarming rates.
    The police were so against "hard" or crack they locked up all the crack dealers who were killing meth dealers and producers, and gave the meth abusers the treatment the crack dealers should have, kept them out of jail for cleaning up the community of problem people. Meth gang said they were "falling hard" as in taking crack off the street, falling it like rate of users or eliminating it. Now we have meth gang people who are being protected by the police, meth gang has live explosives in our neighborhoods putting our lives and property values at risk. Its corroding your cars, the HVAC systems in the homes, and the very nails holding the wall and floor joists together. It's also poisoning your families, shredding the veins in their brains, destroying kidneys and livers so quickly they will literally rip a child apart and take their organs to a black market surgeon instead of quitting using meth. If you report any of this to the police about it they test your house, plant evidence, and say its you and your lab. IMO boiling water down into a pleasure pancake is nowhere near as dangerous as a meth lab so I think its time to let the "hard" gang out of jail to finish meth gang off. I also think cocaine could be prescribed to treat both meth and crack addictions since the DEA itself cant even handle prescription adderall fraud and statistically
    everyone has been exposed to the fumes or contaminated water and is suffering exhaustive symptoms.. I don't think crack is harmless, I don't think anyone should use or push crack, but given the choice between the two being violently eliminated or locked up in jail I'd choose the meth dealers. Crack has undoubtedly caused problems in users that are as bad as heroin and meth additions, but its isolated to the user not innocent pets and children in vicinity of a meth labs fumes from merely being produced, or worse during an inextinguishable explosion. A child can also more easily recover from cocaine toxicity if they get their hands on it as opposed to the tiny amount of meth it would take to kill them. I dont remember hearing anything as terrible about crack production and abuse but I remember them working hard to get them off the street and not understanding the risk the opposing gang posed.
    Bloods and Crips ended their war by agreeing for bloods to be coke/crack dealers and crips to be the meth dealers. The bloods believed that by taking this side they would avoid the very punishment that happened to them, they didn't really use meth anyway because the crips who had been terrorizing them since the 60s/70s ran all the meth. They figured they would be able to get away with their charges as a result, everything from killing them in self defense or community self defense to prescribing cocaine for former meth users or those innocently exposed and suffering symptoms, and to occupy the users money in place of meth since the two can't be healthily mixed. The bloods really should have been the ones kept from jails because until you've had these blue boot lickers plant evidence and blow a house up, or really destroy an entire neighborhoods worth of people and homes slowly, and suffered the loss of life or health from it, or even just property value, you just don't realize how much more comparatively innocent the bloods are compared to the crips. Just imagine someone having a landmine primed and charged near the back door of their house at all times, thats what a residential meth lab is.

  • @awesomebawss918
    @awesomebawss918 6 років тому

    do do, do do do

  • @brandithomas3031
    @brandithomas3031 9 років тому +1

    I love this song my boyfriend said this song for us!!!!

  • @abbymac2327
    @abbymac2327 4 роки тому

    kg

  • @ecaenotsee
    @ecaenotsee Рік тому

    i can p cupkacke

  • @djtsesme7241
    @djtsesme7241 10 років тому

    για την νικολ