Something about the song is gritty, but it has obvious polish. I've loved it since I heard it on Much Music, even though "Bad as They Seem" was the first song I had ever heard by Hayden. Thanks for the Upload OP.😁
Interviewed them and Jale in the 90s when they came to a tiny abandoned chapel or community centre. Middle of nowhere in the country in outskirts of Cornwall. Chris was drumming. So so so amazing that they made that weird-ass trek.
Somehow this song needs to get on jukeboxes. I'd play it everytime I'm in a bar. So far, no luck ... it's not even on internet jukeboxes (AMI, Touch Tunes).
One of the greatest and most overlooked soundtrack movie songs with lyrics which were so appropriate. Hayden must have had the time of his life hanging out with this cast of characters, some of them have passed.
No not quite! I cropped the black bars off of the top and bottom, I assume it was shot in wide format to match the clips from the film. The MM logo is slightly cropped because it was broadcast in 4:3 and the logo/title sat a little into the cropped area.
This song both takes me back and contains some current truth. I mean, life ain't so shitty, but when you look back on the years its impossible to not have a feeling of whistfulness for good things that you've loved dearly and sadly lost. Goddamn I love music. :) Edit: PS, you can rent or purchase a digitial license for the movie on youtube. Not one of the cinematic greats, but I do love more down to earth, low budget films like this one.
2024 and still rocking to this song 🔥
Something about the song is gritty, but it has obvious polish.
I've loved it since I heard it on Much Music, even though "Bad as They Seem" was the first song I had ever heard by Hayden.
Thanks for the Upload OP.😁
Huge thanks to the uploader for the better audio and video quality! What an amazing song!!
Watched Trees Lounge last night. Great movie. Great song.
Wow! Hayden is playing chords on a bass like a guitar. So amazing.
@@TiernanSongs I still love that sound so much. It’s on my list of songs to record a cover.
Interviewed them and Jale in the 90s when they came to a tiny abandoned chapel or community centre. Middle of nowhere in the country in outskirts of Cornwall. Chris was drumming. So so so amazing that they made that weird-ass trek.
Rockets Redglare - what a name, shows up in After Hours and Candy Mountain too.
Somehow this song needs to get on jukeboxes. I'd play it everytime I'm in a bar. So far, no luck ... it's not even on internet jukeboxes (AMI, Touch Tunes).
Agree 💯
This is something I never expected to get thank you sir
What a treat!! Thank you sir!!
Great song, great film!!❤
I've heard this song over a 100 easy . And it still has the same effect
One of the greatest and most overlooked soundtrack movie songs with lyrics which were so appropriate.
Hayden must have had the time of his life hanging out with this cast of characters, some of them have passed.
@@brötzmannsax totally agree!!
@@pollutionlake Rockets Redglare is a story in itself.
Thank you sir! I just saw this movie and i really love it, seymour cassel on the drums! ❤❤
Good stuff!
This is great work, but did you crop it from it's original 4x3 aspect ratio?
No not quite! I cropped the black bars off of the top and bottom, I assume it was shot in wide format to match the clips from the film. The MM logo is slightly cropped because it was broadcast in 4:3 and the logo/title sat a little into the cropped area.
@@pollutionlake Makes sense! Thanks for the clarification!
This song both takes me back and contains some current truth. I mean, life ain't so shitty, but when you look back on the years its impossible to not have a feeling of whistfulness for good things that you've loved dearly and sadly lost. Goddamn I love music. :) Edit: PS, you can rent or purchase a digitial license for the movie on youtube. Not one of the cinematic greats, but I do love more down to earth, low budget films like this one.