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Counting Crows - Rain King (live on 2 Meter Sessions, 1997)
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- Опубліковано 17 лип 2023
- Counting Crows performing "Rain King" on Dutch music show "2 Meter Sessies". Filmed in 1997, in Paradiso, Amsterdam.
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Based in the Netherlands, 2 Meter Sessions is an independent, ongoing (new) music platform with a great legacy. Monthly we film 3 to 4 sessions with promising and breakthrough acts from all over the world.
Many well-known acts have visited the show; from James Taylor, Elliott Smith and David Crosby to Damien Jurado, Ben Howard and Josh Ritter, via Radiohead, Nirvana, Coldplay and Foo Fighters. Archive footage can regularly be seen in (theatrical) documentary movies, like “Mystify: Michael Hutchence” (with footage of our session with INXS, filmed in 1997), “Heaven Adores You” (with footage of our session with Elliott Smith, filmed in 1998) and “All I Can Say” (with footage of our session with Blind Melon, filmed in 1993).
The show started back in 1987 by radio presenter Jan Douwe Kroeske. On his popular national radio show he persuaded New-Zeeland band Crowded House to play a couple of songs. The response of the public was so great, that 2 Meter Sessions quickly became a household name. In 1993, the show made a successful transition to national television. From there the show became a national phenomenon, for over 10 years, with filmed sessions of new talent, breakthrough acts and arrived career artists. Almost a million of 2 Meter Sessions cd’s were sold in the Netherlands.
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Rain King is on my 10 favorite songs, all versions, and I must sing when I think of heaven i think deliver me in a black winged bird, when I think of heaven I of dying. But I'm alive, im alive ❤
I'm a HUGE Counting Crows fan since they came out, but I CAN'T STAND that Adam always sings the songs live so differently. Millions of fans fell in love with the original version and want to sing along with him, but can't since he always sings a different version. Maybe it's just me? This is the main reason I won't ever go to his concerts. I went to one and was so disappointed. Rain King is my favorite song, but not this version of course.
Eigenlijk zijn deze opnames als een tijdmachine , in één klap terug in mijn jeugd. Onbezorgd en vrij. Pinkpop, Vera, Alstadt Eindhoven en ga zo maar door.
This 97 Version is so kickass
Que buena banda ❤
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What a depressive way of singing.
Hard to believe he did this time after time.
His phrasing is what makes him special ❤ … this guy is a poet!
Counting Crows are one of the worst LIVE bands I have ever seen. They continuously butcher the studio versions of good songs. This is godawful
You'd rather just hear a carbon copy of the album versions over and over again? The reworkings Adam and the band do make the concerts unique and memorable.
I've seen them twice live in person in the late 2010s and they were good. I have heard that their earlier live stuff is not as good as it is now.
Their live performances are the reason they're still able to tour the world and sell out shows.
They are artists like Dylan or Joni who constantly reinvent their own songs. The records always there for people who want to hear the original.
@@joclermont Which is a fair point, and good, but for those of us who grew up hearing the album versions, it would be nice if their live versions were a lot closer to that.