My brother committed suicide last weekend by overdosing on something. He was found with headphones on, presumably listening to something. This is his youtube account. He made a playlist containing 6 songs that was edited the day he passed. This is one of the 6 songs. With the method he used, he was dead after about 30 minutes, probably unconscious around 12 minutes. I like to think that it was peaceful for him with his music on. I love you Myles, I'll miss you everyday for the rest of my life..
I’ve seen your comment before but can’t remember which song I found it on. I’m so sorry for your loss and I hope that listening to this helps connect you to him in a way. Stay strong❤️
There is something so comforting about being at a low point, being sad, being all in your feelings. This might be my most played song out of every song I've ever played.
Love this song, at low points there can only be another opposite which is a high point.....don't go lower than low points otherwise you will have no points to reconcile against in the future ...aim for the high ❤
I was at a low point some years back, and at that time I didn't know this song existed. But listening to this song years later takes me back to that time, because I recognize and remember the cold floor beneath my feet, the clarity and the daze of it, the feeling of having been completely emptied out, the knowledge that there's nothing I can do about it, the loss of whoever I thought I was, the comfort that in this moment I don't have to pretend any longer to be anything other than what I am. I can hear all of those feelings plain as day in this song, and so I know they know, and it becomes a song I can take back with me to those days.
As she walks in the room Centered and tall Hesitating once more And as I take on myself And the bitterness I felt I realize that love flows Wild, white horses They will take me away And the tenderness I feel Will send the dark underneath Will I follow? Through the glory of life I will scatter on the floor Disappointed and sore And in my thoughts I have bled For the riddles I've been fed Another lie moves over Wild, white horses They will take me away And the tenderness I feel Will send the dark underneath Will I follow? Wild, white horses They will take me away And the tenderness I feel Will send the dark underneath Will I follow?
The scene where everyone's falling. Damn it just ends all debates, all epistemologies, all ideologies. We're all falling through the pit of life. And there's nothing anyone can do about it. Just watch your landing and have a good flight. Love you all. 🪁
First time I heard about Portishead in psych ward, almost everybody liked this band. Their songs are so soothing and sad simultaneously. These people had a damn good taste in music.
@@sssundae_berries There's something amazing going on in this comment section. This song brings out so many memories for people who have gone through something rough. I always liked Portishead for the fact that they don't shy away from sadness in their music, they embrace it, especially on this album.
Okay, here goes my first personal youtube comment on any song ever. I randomly found this last thursday and instantly felt a connection with it. The next day at night I was listening to it for the second time when I received the call announcing my grandfather's death. I was shaken, but he was in so much pain before he passed and that's why I felt... relief. And felt he found peace. I can't begin to tell you at that very moment how this song interacted with those feelings. It was an ethereal and heartbreaking experience and I've found it hard listening to this song ever since.
Lost my wife from cancer 3 months ago, dropped on portishead again after all these year. Beth brought me the mixed emotions to go through the good and bad times with our life my wife and me. Enjoy your life every minute people . Thanks Beth
This song may have just cured my anxiety, no joke. I was just in the midst of another anxiety attack, losing my fucking mind, and I heard that synth halfway through. Completely snapped me out of it and reminded me how much I want to continue making music like this. First time hearing this song, as well. Cheers, Portishead.
One of my favorite Portishead songs. The chord progression is very cyclical in nature and the way Beth's voice rises in intensity as the swathing sounds of synths and drums takes over.
This was 13 years ago, I can’t believe it. A band that was so ahead of their time, all the time. A song about the terror of successful recovery, to me. She fearlessly probed the depths and they made it sound incredible.
I was at a mental hospital. I was on my way to the garden to have a smoke when suddenly I heard this song coming from the TV room. I stood still. I felt warm. It felt like home. I already knew and loved this song but after this incident it got a whole new meaning. Thank you Portishead.
Heh, sorry if it's dumb but I want to confess that I was showed this wonderful band first time in mental hospital. Portishead is a very special band that is listenned by truly tortured souls.
@@mentalcelstefan7086 that is not dumb at all. I'm happy you were shown this band at all, especially when being in a place like that. Portishead's music is healing. I hope you are doing well!
On a rooftop in Montreal, only two days after learning she had taken her own life, a band covered this song in French. I bit my lip and felt silent tears stream down my cheek, dropping into the dark stout I'd been sipping. It was the most heart-breakingly beautiful connection I'd ever felt between a song, language, and events reshaping my life. I'd been backpacking across Canada alone, on my way to see her when I learned I'd never see her again; never say the things I'd wanted to say for so long. The strangers I stayed with in Montreal that week became my friends. Where I'd have otherwise resolved myself to be solitary, Marlene insisted on taking me out places like this rooftop, where I heard the French cover of Portishead's The Rip. As I write this, hearing this melody again, the same silent tears slide down. After nearly 7 years, I still miss her like mad and wonder about the life I might've lived if she'd remained in this world. It's another dimension; one I no longer belong to. So much of myself has moved on. I've created a life I'm fulfilled by in the wake of sad circumstance. I don't dwell in sorrow. These tears are as much about the goodness of strangers who lifted me up when I needed people the most and all I had was a backpack. I look to the past with gratitude because once upon a time, I had someone meaningful in my life, whom losing meant self destruction or radical reinvention. After dabbling in the former, I chose the latter. It's my wish that everyone facing such a choice can choose radical reinvention. So much of life is too beautiful an experience to understand. But like hearing a song sung in a foreign language, the heart translates all.
Round 2017/2018 I wasn't good. When the bad thoughts appears I just layed on the floor and listened to this song. Over and over, over and over again. Fighting against the will of throwing myself out of the window. ( I live on 15º floor). Well, I'm still here, thanks to Portishead. I'm good now and I don't need to take medicines anymore. I don't like to listen to this today cause it makes me back to that dark time. But I'm very grateful indeed. ------------- If you are facing your dark time, belive me: It Gets Better. You will smile and feel the pure happiness again.
I guess it isn't exactly clear what this song is about, many people seem to think it is about suicide or drugs or some sort of depression and it definitely isn't a happy song but I definitely see it as being positive. I sort of see it as overcoming a sort of resentfulness in life and realizing that while things are painful and difficult it is still possible to be fulfilled. Or maybe I just feel that way because that is where I am in my life now, I guess I am just very happy that I found a song that fits where I am.
This song is about a divided world, and why some ones got to be down, dreaming always with reaching a Broken SKY that is too far, in a World like that, where not everyone can be happy, It's a World that will never be free
I never usually comment on videos but i have to say I'm going through a very difficult time right now and I've been playing this song loads, it's comforting and cathartic to listen to, thank you Portishead for the brilliant music 🎶
Songs using arpeggios like this one always touch the blind side of my soul, like Radiohead's Weird Fishes, Beth Gibbons' Mysteries or Conchiglie of Andrea Laszlo de Simone which is quite similar. The synths in the last part of The Rip remind me of the ones of The Stranglers wonderful Feline LP like in the song All Roads Lead To Rome. These songs are the reccuring soundtracks of the moments of my life joyful and sad.
I want Portishead to never stop making music. Even if it isn't done frequently, I don't mind, I just don't want this to be their last album. They have a sound unlike any other, and they can evoke such deep, unique emotion...
The blond guy falling from the sky makes me think of my friend, who committed suicide in august 2020 😓... the song is beautiful and makes me cry 💙 please all of you guys don’t give up at anytime xxx
Pretty sure this song is about over coming depression, or being at that vulnerable state where your depression could either break or relapse. A point where you gain enough clarity to look inward at self and out ward at world at what has made you bitter, taking inventory, and then either overcoming or sinking again. Beautiful song.
It becomes a never ending fight, sometimes it becomes too much. I always advocate for someone struggling with depression, mild or clinical, to find a creative outlet. Doesn't even have to be creative, but something constructive.
I loved Portishead as a teenager in the 90s but haven’t listened for over 20 years. I never had this album and I never heard this song. Regardless this song does something magical to me: it makes me feel like I’m a teenager again. Lonely, but engaging. Sad and lost but optimistic. Since discovering this song I play it when I want to remember what a younger me felt like every day.
Last year my grandpa came close to dying and he said he was hallucinating their was a horse under his hospital bed. I found this song on the way home and it made me cry. Maybe the horse was his spirit animal coming to take him home. He died Friday and I came to his house to go to the funeral and he’s got a horse someone colored him hanging above his bed he slept in. I’d like to think the wild horses came to get him and carry him home.
Last summer I was in a very deep melancholia. I used to listen this and Sibylle Bayer. And I've been staying in my bed. Starving. Sleeping. And terrified. I wanted to not to live anymore, but couldn't find some straight in myself to end it
I can play this song on repeat all day long. F’ing masterpiece! The lyrics and the music force you to feel a bitter sweet sadness. Portishead is obviously iconic, with an unmistakable style, and so many brilliant songs, but this one, I must admit is my fave! One more album please Portishead!
Wow. I can't believe in twelve or thirteen years I have only just discovered this track. Thank you BBC One's on-the-edge-of-your-seat psychological thriller series "Chloe". This matched the final scene incredibly well.
half a year before the pandemic, I spent hours at school working on a cover with my music teacher. I studied to a point where I knew the lyrics by heart and was going to perform it at the schools talent show. Unfortunately I wasn't given a chance. This song still gives me a strong sense of nostalgia, and I hum it every now and again. 🎸❤
"Through the glory of life I will scatter on the floor Dissappointed and sore And in my thoughts I have bled For the riddles I've been fed Another line is over" Beautiful! Amazing!
I don't have a sad dramatic story linked to this song, I've just loved it for 16 years now. Been into Portishead since 1994, and The Rip is arguably their finest piece. So unbearably beautiful. Reminds me of Arvo Pärt's music somehow.
For me this song is about living in the absurd and knowing than nothing you do will change this human reality or take away the human ego, at least a small clue of why this world should make sense, just want to dissapear and never exist or for something than can take away this bitternes, but even so realizing and learning than humans can still giving too much love and making beautiful stuff like this song, because music is the language of the soul.
Everything in this song is so carefully haunting :) God, i love Beths' voice and Geoff's beats. They raised the bar for me... I can't listen to a song that doesn't treat those 2 elements with the same respect and originality.
This song reminds me of my childhood. And I love the way the animation represents the meaning. The people falling from the sky back into the earth shows that life can feel tough and it's like suffering from distressing disasters such as losing your loved ones during conflicts or losing hope or feeling emotionally painful. And it reminds me of these days when on the inside, I feel depressed because I lose confidence over other people and I start crying, I'm going through a tough relationship with my sister and worst of all, dealing with my own shit because people don't give me space when I want some alone time and only care for me for INSIGNIFICANT things.
Well I lost my nephew and friend within a short period of time. and this song comforts me, it connects me with the dead, the emotional register I need to still feel a connection with the dead love …
My nephew introduced me into Portishead way back in the 1990's Around the time of Oasis, Blur and Suede. God! I loved Portishead best. Peace and Love...Weird Bill from Scotland.
A few years ago I discovered this tune.. At a pivotal point in my life.. I can't say it helped yet.. Maybe it did.. I got through the hard time.. Playing this on repeat
Simply amazing and kind of haunting..at the same time it somehow feels safe..Portishead always comforts. I love their music can make you feel to the core
that the feelin I get also with things like this my eyes closed open and see her reaching out was sureal sorri wrong song the teaching out was abba cover
i believe this song is about reaching that dark place where our innocence becomes lost and to get through it we have a choice to follow to self pity, regret and guilt into limbo or move up and out into forgiveness of self or others.
Esta canción literal salvo mi vida, suena muy exagerado pero es verdad, había una época de mi vida en la cual estaba sumergido en una gran depresión, llevaba una vida llena de abusos de sustancias, mi familia me odiaba, había pasado por muchas cosas demasiado fuertes, estaba en mi punto más bajo y había decidido quitarme la vida, tenía todo listo, un frasco de barbitúricos y una navaja, quería hacerlo a mi modo así que lo mejor era querer irme escuchando cualquier canción, deje que se reprodujeran las canciones como iban saliendo, hasta que llego esta, una canción que jamás había escuchado y me enamore, me encanto cuando la escuche, me conmovió tanto que no pare de escucharla, escuche toda la discografía de la banda y me enamore de su música y desde ahí le agarre un fuerte amor a la música, descubrí una pasión inmensa que desconocía, creo que es lo que más amo en mi vida, empece a aprender más de muchas bandas, aprendí canto, guitarra, bajo y teclado y en la actualidad sigo aprendiendo más sobre música a un punto que estoy decidido que le dedicare mi vida a ello, quiero que así sea, desde que me ocurrió eso todo en mi vida es para un algo, todas mis acciones son para lo que más amo en el mundo. Cualquier persona que este pasando por el momento más bajo de su vida y sientan una presión tan inmensa que desean acabarla, solo le podría decir que la vida es un caos, pero en medio de ese caos las cosas buenas y las cosas malas no son para siempre, aprendan de ellas mientras duren, ustedes crean sus propias constantes, busquen ayuda y busquen un motivo para seguir vivo sobre el cual resguardarse y no soltar. Le tengo un gran cariño a Beth Gibbons, a Portishead en general, tal vez nunca sepan lo que su música logro en mi, pero gracias a ellos sigo en pie, superando todo y gracias a ellos tengo un porque para mi todo, gracias a ellos descubrí a lo que deseo donar mi vida y no me bastara la vida entera para agradecerles, los amo tanto como a su música.
Same. People see it as a suicide song but to me I see it differently. To me this song is like a warm blanket trying to comfort you through the sad times in your life. It’s quite beautiful really.
I committed suicide back in August 2023, I had this CD and throughout the whole stay in the psych ward I would listen to this album, really helped me through everything I had going on around me.
I miss so many people around me ..... Was looking for "all mine" videoclip, and now I'm here, thinking about my people, and my life without them, fun fact, I just moved to a French region populated by wild white horses. Sublime morceau.
This song is very particular to my self. It's the first time I'm hearing it in 7 years. I remember falling in my teenage love whilst listening to it. It was the most intense love I've ever known till this point. I'm 24 now. I'm glad at least this is left of it.
I’ve known this amazing song for a long time, but this video has to be literally the most beautiful piece of animation I’ve ever seen. In particular the moment with the people kissing in free-fall, and the gliders flying in formation got me straight-up balling
Beth's voice in this song is so perfect. So mesmerizing. This song helped me get through a really bad break up and these words are tattooed in my soul, forever 🖤
I got this album when it first came out in the early 00s. I was going through a lot of changes and had lost several people and was totally depressed. When I would listen to this album, especially this track, it was really cathartic. It helped me vent all the negativity that I had pent up inside me and gave me a little bit of strength to continue on with my life despite being in a very bad state. I'm learning to play this track on piano now looking back over 15 years ago and hearing the song in a new light.
Relapsed into smoking recently. Crippling lonliness settling in again. I discover this song and listen to it on my shitty earphones and i fall in love with it. My sister just got me new earphones and i listened to it again with them while looking at the lyrics and it brought me to tears. Thank you Portishhead.
My brother committed suicide last weekend by overdosing on something. He was found with headphones on, presumably listening to something. This is his youtube account. He made a playlist containing 6 songs that was edited the day he passed. This is one of the 6 songs. With the method he used, he was dead after about 30 minutes, probably unconscious around 12 minutes. I like to think that it was peaceful for him with his music on. I love you Myles, I'll miss you everyday for the rest of my life..
Oh nooo!!:(
I m crying after reading ur comment
I hope he finds peace.And I hope you are too.Life is a wonderful experience.
sending all my love
I’ve seen your comment before but can’t remember which song I found it on. I’m so sorry for your loss and I hope that listening to this helps connect you to him in a way. Stay strong❤️
I’m so sorry for your loss 😔
There is something so comforting about being at a low point, being sad, being all in your feelings. This might be my most played song out of every song I've ever played.
Love this song, at low points there can only be another opposite which is a high point.....don't go lower than low points otherwise you will have no points to reconcile against in the future ...aim for the high ❤
i think its cause you see yourself better, ironically a lot of things become more clear when your at a low point
I was at a low point some years back, and at that time I didn't know this song existed. But listening to this song years later takes me back to that time, because I recognize and remember the cold floor beneath my feet, the clarity and the daze of it, the feeling of having been completely emptied out, the knowledge that there's nothing I can do about it, the loss of whoever I thought I was, the comfort that in this moment I don't have to pretend any longer to be anything other than what I am. I can hear all of those feelings plain as day in this song, and so I know they know, and it becomes a song I can take back with me to those days.
something so beautiful about this. Very poetic and fills me with a yearning for life.
Everything else melts away as nothing matters when you're there
Never reading the comments again 😭
:(
😂
FOR REAL 😭 wah
Rip Myles
Life can be cruel and sad but while we are alive we can choose to be here for others. Most definitely RIP Myles. May your family find peace too.
As she walks in the room
Centered and tall
Hesitating once more
And as I take on myself
And the bitterness I felt
I realize that love flows
Wild, white horses
They will take me away
And the tenderness I feel
Will send the dark underneath
Will I follow?
Through the glory of life
I will scatter on the floor
Disappointed and sore
And in my thoughts I have bled
For the riddles I've been fed
Another lie moves over
Wild, white horses
They will take me away
And the tenderness I feel
Will send the dark underneath
Will I follow?
Wild, white horses
They will take me away
And the tenderness I feel
Will send the dark underneath
Will I follow?
Centered* and tall
Scented
I look for humans who understand.
Apparently, there are thousands.
Gives me hope
Yes!
❤
there so many people who don't. I even lose my mind...
Yes!
Thousands out of billions, thousands of miles apart.
The scene where everyone's falling. Damn it just ends all debates, all epistemologies, all ideologies. We're all falling through the pit of life. And there's nothing anyone can do about it. Just watch your landing and have a good flight. Love you all. 🪁
Beautiful words
First time I heard about Portishead in psych ward, almost everybody liked this band. Their songs are so soothing and sad
simultaneously. These people had a damn good taste in music.
casuet they think strait
I find it interesting that a lot of us people here have been through rough shit
ME TOO
@@sssundae_berries There's something amazing going on in this comment section. This song brings out so many memories for people who have gone through something rough. I always liked Portishead for the fact that they don't shy away from sadness in their music, they embrace it, especially on this album.
Lol i dont know how to feel about that
Okay, here goes my first personal youtube comment on any song ever. I randomly found this last thursday and instantly felt a connection with it. The next day at night I was listening to it for the second time when I received the call announcing my grandfather's death. I was shaken, but he was in so much pain before he passed and that's why I felt... relief. And felt he found peace. I can't begin to tell you at that very moment how this song interacted with those feelings. It was an ethereal and heartbreaking experience and I've found it hard listening to this song ever since.
That means your Grandfather has to be a beautiful and good Man!!!
Sorry for your lost
I found this on Black Friday
It hurts in such a good healing way that feels optimistic somehow..I love you all, we're all in this shit together. Don't give up.
thanks :)
damn, thank u a lot
I love you too
this is the best comment on youtube. i love you too.
♥♥♥
Lost my wife from cancer 3 months ago, dropped on portishead again after all these year. Beth brought me the mixed emotions to go through the good and bad times with our life my wife and me. Enjoy your life every minute people .
Thanks Beth
So sorry for your loss, Jean-Luc. It’s sounds like the two of you had a rich life together, not to mention excellent taste in music.
Im sorry for that jean-luc
Good luck man. Hope you are doing alright.
Hope you're doing okay in the months since. Sorry for your loss.
My thoughts are with you Jean-Luc. Hope youre ok.
This song may have just cured my anxiety, no joke. I was just in the midst of another anxiety attack, losing my fucking mind, and I heard that synth halfway through. Completely snapped me out of it and reminded me how much I want to continue making music like this. First time hearing this song, as well. Cheers, Portishead.
same..
So, how bout a link to the music you’ve made since
lol! hope it comes back, you deserve it!
What's your music ?
One of my favorite Portishead songs. The chord progression is very cyclical in nature and the way Beth's voice rises in intensity as the swathing sounds of synths and drums takes over.
This was 13 years ago, I can’t believe it. A band that was so ahead of their time, all the time. A song about the terror of successful recovery, to me. She fearlessly probed the depths and they made it sound incredible.
Was one of the only CDs I've bought and on a whim at that. Changed my life at the time and I never forgot it.
This music makes me deeply sad, I love it but I don't listen to it very often because it literally makes me suffer
Got the same feeling
💕
I KNOW how IT feel ....
Suïcide feelings
Even sadder with the video :(
I was at a mental hospital. I was on my way to the garden to have a smoke when suddenly I heard this song coming from the TV room. I stood still. I felt warm. It felt like home. I already knew and loved this song but after this incident it got a whole new meaning. Thank you Portishead.
Christina Pakidi sending much ❤️💗❤️ from someone who has been there, be gentle with yourself x
I hope you are ok.
I wish you the very best
Heh, sorry if it's dumb but I want to confess that I was showed this wonderful band first time in mental hospital. Portishead is a very special band that is listenned by truly tortured souls.
@@mentalcelstefan7086 that is not dumb at all. I'm happy you were shown this band at all, especially when being in a place like that. Portishead's music is healing. I hope you are doing well!
«In my thoughts I have bled
For the riddles I've been fed»... My favorite line
I performed this song for my mom, just the first 2 verses while playing the guitar, she said it was the most beautiful song she has ever heard.
This is one of my favorite songs of all time
This song isn’t sad to me, it’s just beautiful
I’m 40 years old and I just heard this for the first time in my life today.
Nothing will ever be the same.
Yeah... So many things we can pass trough.
Welcome
Wirh you
This song is a work of art. From the lyrics, to the instrumentals, to the vocals, to the drawn animations.
What an absolute masterpiece this song is
On a rooftop in Montreal, only two days after learning she had taken her own life, a band covered this song in French. I bit my lip and felt silent tears stream down my cheek, dropping into the dark stout I'd been sipping. It was the most heart-breakingly beautiful connection I'd ever felt between a song, language, and events reshaping my life. I'd been backpacking across Canada alone, on my way to see her when I learned I'd never see her again; never say the things I'd wanted to say for so long. The strangers I stayed with in Montreal that week became my friends. Where I'd have otherwise resolved myself to be solitary, Marlene insisted on taking me out places like this rooftop, where I heard the French cover of Portishead's The Rip. As I write this, hearing this melody again, the same silent tears slide down. After nearly 7 years, I still miss her like mad and wonder about the life I might've lived if she'd remained in this world. It's another dimension; one I no longer belong to. So much of myself has moved on. I've created a life I'm fulfilled by in the wake of sad circumstance. I don't dwell in sorrow. These tears are as much about the goodness of strangers who lifted me up when I needed people the most and all I had was a backpack. I look to the past with gratitude because once upon a time, I had someone meaningful in my life, whom losing meant self destruction or radical reinvention. After dabbling in the former, I chose the latter. It's my wish that everyone facing such a choice can choose radical reinvention. So much of life is too beautiful an experience to understand. But like hearing a song sung in a foreign language, the heart translates all.
I’m so sorry. Timothy’s Law in NYS was named after my nephew. I feel this and I am so sorry for your pain.
Wow, your testimony brought tears to my eyes. Amazing how music can accompany us in our emotional journey.
@@deel.4279
@@mattkaneartist right back attcha Matt
Thank you, deep insight and wisdom, i needed it right now.❤
Round 2017/2018 I wasn't good. When the bad thoughts appears I just layed on the floor and listened to this song. Over and over, over and over again. Fighting against the will of throwing myself out of the window. ( I live on 15º floor). Well, I'm still here, thanks to Portishead. I'm good now and I don't need to take medicines anymore. I don't like to listen to this today cause it makes me back to that dark time. But I'm very grateful indeed.
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If you are facing your dark time, belive me: It Gets Better. You will smile and feel the pure happiness again.
I am glad that you won. It makes me happy.
❤
How are you doing now ?
I guess it isn't exactly clear what this song is about, many people seem to think it is about suicide or drugs or some sort of depression and it definitely isn't a happy song but I definitely see it as being positive. I sort of see it as overcoming a sort of resentfulness in life and realizing that while things are painful and difficult it is still possible to be fulfilled. Or maybe I just feel that way because that is where I am in my life now, I guess I am just very happy that I found a song that fits where I am.
As almost every piece of art, it's all about interpretation
Good for you 💜
@@johnIZaUWL I love blue hearts
@@wanderingstar8896 it’s purple actually but thanks lol
This song is about a divided world, and why some ones got to be down, dreaming always with reaching a Broken SKY that is too far, in a World like that, where not everyone can be happy, It's a World that will never be free
this song touches somewhere deep inside and I feel understood
I never usually comment on videos but i have to say I'm going through a very difficult time right now and I've been playing this song loads, it's comforting and cathartic to listen to, thank you Portishead for the brilliant music 🎶
Absolutely same here
you'll make it out
Wish you the best buddy , thank you for not giving up
Songs using arpeggios like this one always touch the blind side of my soul, like Radiohead's Weird Fishes, Beth Gibbons' Mysteries or Conchiglie of Andrea Laszlo de Simone which is quite similar.
The synths in the last part of The Rip remind me of the ones of The Stranglers wonderful Feline LP like in the song All Roads Lead To Rome.
These songs are the reccuring soundtracks of the moments of my life joyful and sad.
I want Portishead to never stop making music. Even if it isn't done frequently, I don't mind, I just don't want this to be their last album. They have a sound unlike any other, and they can evoke such deep, unique emotion...
What a perfect evolution in their sound.
I would not call it evolution, it is simply not trip hop anymore.
nick fit Semantics my friend ;)
I feel like it's still trip-hop in their own way. I couldn't tell that 11 years had passed between this third album and their second one.
The blond guy falling from the sky makes me think of my friend, who committed suicide in august 2020 😓... the song is beautiful and makes me cry 💙 please all of you guys don’t give up at anytime xxx
No words. Just a little tear. We can all feel each other's pain if we try.
When the synthesizers come I feel alive
José Silva yeeees me too
yeah this song uses synths really effectively.
yeahhhh!
lol
@@0oidiedinatimemachineo024 synths are always effective--they are the carpet bombing of music!
Pretty sure this song is about over coming depression, or being at that vulnerable state where your depression could either break or relapse. A point where you gain enough clarity to look inward at self and out ward at world at what has made you bitter, taking inventory, and then either overcoming or sinking again. Beautiful song.
thank you for putting it that way
It becomes a never ending fight, sometimes it becomes too much. I always advocate for someone struggling with depression, mild or clinical, to find a creative outlet. Doesn't even have to be creative, but something constructive.
Wow, no words man. Best comment in the whole section. So true
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in my opinion, songs this abstract shouldn´t be given a meaning.
Or about capitalism and greed which has destroyed...
You’ve saved and helped lives, but also helped people pass hopefully peacefully,im glad you were one of gods creations
One of the most wonderful, deepest songs I've ever known. Love it so much 🙂
Through the glory of life, I will scatter on the floor, disappointed and sore, and in my thoughts I have bled...
i just discover this amazing song yesterday but now i live in that videoclip forever
I loved Portishead as a teenager in the 90s but haven’t listened for over 20 years. I never had this album and I never heard this song. Regardless this song does something magical to me: it makes me feel like I’m a teenager again. Lonely, but engaging. Sad and lost but optimistic.
Since discovering this song I play it when I want to remember what a younger me felt like every day.
Last year my grandpa came close to dying and he said he was hallucinating their was a horse under his hospital bed. I found this song on the way home and it made me cry. Maybe the horse was his spirit animal coming to take him home. He died Friday and I came to his house to go to the funeral and he’s got a horse someone colored him hanging above his bed he slept in. I’d like to think the wild horses came to get him and carry him home.
I hope everything gets better, this is such an inspirational comment..thank you for sharing!
Im so sorry for your loss, i hope everything is gonna be alright and be will always be in your heart♡
Sorry for your loss...
Thank you for your kind words.
peace
Goosebumps. Every time. Come back Portishead!!!
Last summer I was in a very deep melancholia. I used to listen this and Sibylle Bayer. And I've been staying in my bed. Starving. Sleeping. And terrified. I wanted to not to live anymore, but couldn't find some straight in myself to end it
how are you doing now?
❤a warm hug to all the beautiful people here....
I can play this song on repeat all day long. F’ing masterpiece! The lyrics and the music force you to feel a bitter sweet sadness.
Portishead is obviously iconic, with an unmistakable style, and so many brilliant songs, but this one, I must admit is my fave!
One more album please Portishead!
I need a 10 hours version of this
Wow. I can't believe in twelve or thirteen years I have only just discovered this track. Thank you BBC One's on-the-edge-of-your-seat psychological thriller series "Chloe". This matched the final scene incredibly well.
half a year before the pandemic, I spent hours at school working on a cover with my music teacher. I studied to a point where I knew the lyrics by heart and was going to perform it at the schools talent show. Unfortunately I wasn't given a chance. This song still gives me a strong sense of nostalgia, and I hum it every now and again. 🎸❤
"Through the glory of life
I will scatter on the floor
Dissappointed and sore
And in my thoughts I have bled
For the riddles I've been fed
Another line is over"
Beautiful!
Amazing!
This is music for those who still have soul.
I have a soul but it makes me crazy, Is this the real American music?
Ленин Yuirtz Americar or not, it is music. And good music for me.
I see,
+Ленин Yuirtz its actually english music
Marcos Mohamed The language is English but musical vibrations are universal.
I love this song and the animation for it. Makes me happy and sad at the same time.
+Micah Buzan I love u Micah
+Micah Buzan Oh my fucken god. you just explained the exact way this song makes me feel, Happy but sad at the same time.
+Micah Buzan по русски скажи ,запущ...
+Stephanie Lara He didn't explain anything.
i did not understand what he tried to say
I've watched and listened to this so many times...the artwork along with music absolutely amazing....true art in its purest form ❤️🩹
I don't have a sad dramatic story linked to this song, I've just loved it for 16 years now. Been into Portishead since 1994, and The Rip is arguably their finest piece.
So unbearably beautiful. Reminds me of Arvo Pärt's music somehow.
For me this song is about living in the absurd and knowing than nothing you do will change this human reality or take away the human ego, at least a small clue of why this world should make sense, just want to dissapear and never exist or for something than can take away this bitternes, but even so realizing and learning than humans can still giving too much love and making beautiful stuff like this song, because music is the language of the soul.
I'm going through very difficult times and this song just made me cry like a baby
I hope things look up for you soon, fellow internet traveler.
@@bananabread6148 Thank you mate
Head up bro...it got me through some shit too..and guess what it was all OK in the end 👌 like it will be for you 💪
I will echo whats been said. Looks like 11million people have been where you are by the view count. Keep strong.
I hope you are ok now. Cuz I think I'm there now.
Everything in this song is so carefully haunting :)
God, i love Beths' voice and Geoff's beats. They raised the bar for me... I can't listen to a song that doesn't treat those 2 elements with the same respect and originality.
i love all of you. it is a hard world we live in, everything seems bad sometimes - but they cant take love from us
Bush, Denny, Callas, Gibbons, Nicks and others, grateful for these great voices.
This song reminds me of my childhood. And I love the way the animation represents the meaning. The people falling from the sky back into the earth shows that life can feel tough and it's like suffering from distressing disasters such as losing your loved ones during conflicts or losing hope or feeling emotionally painful. And it reminds me of these days when on the inside, I feel depressed because I lose confidence over other people and I start crying, I'm going through a tough relationship with my sister and worst of all, dealing with my own shit because people don't give me space when I want some alone time and only care for me for INSIGNIFICANT things.
Well I lost my nephew and friend within a short period of time. and this song comforts me, it connects me with the dead, the emotional register I need to still feel a connection with the dead love …
This is poetry.... my favorite song.
My favourite song of theirs by far, just incredible.
My nephew introduced me into Portishead way back in the 1990's Around the time of Oasis, Blur and Suede. God! I loved Portishead best. Peace and Love...Weird Bill from Scotland.
A few years ago I discovered this tune.. At a pivotal point in my life.. I can't say it helped yet.. Maybe it did.. I got through the hard time.. Playing this on repeat
timeless masterpiece. itll still be good in 300 years
the trip
i love this.
who made this video!??
ketamine addicted person
i wish music like this were more apreciated
Simply amazing and kind of haunting..at the same time it somehow feels safe..Portishead always comforts. I love their music can make you feel to the core
this looks like a dream. i love this song
My eyes get teary everytime I listen to this song. Just beautiful
No words can describe how magnificent this song is...
I want to live in this song. It's too beautiful
This sends me high into the clouds. Eyes closed, I’m floating. Amazing song...thanks Gucci!
that the feelin I get also
with things like this my eyes closed open
and see her reaching out was sureal
sorri wrong song the teaching out was abba cover
i believe this song is about reaching that dark place where our innocence becomes lost and to get through it we have a choice to follow to self pity, regret and guilt into limbo or move up and out into forgiveness of self or others.
*self and others :O) xx
I agree wholeheartedly
Will I follow?
Exactly.
Esta canción literal salvo mi vida, suena muy exagerado pero es verdad, había una época de mi vida en la cual estaba sumergido en una gran depresión, llevaba una vida llena de abusos de sustancias, mi familia me odiaba, había pasado por muchas cosas demasiado fuertes, estaba en mi punto más bajo y había decidido quitarme la vida, tenía todo listo, un frasco de barbitúricos y una navaja, quería hacerlo a mi modo así que lo mejor era querer irme escuchando cualquier canción, deje que se reprodujeran las canciones como iban saliendo, hasta que llego esta, una canción que jamás había escuchado y me enamore, me encanto cuando la escuche, me conmovió tanto que no pare de escucharla, escuche toda la discografía de la banda y me enamore de su música y desde ahí le agarre un fuerte amor a la música, descubrí una pasión inmensa que desconocía, creo que es lo que más amo en mi vida, empece a aprender más de muchas bandas, aprendí canto, guitarra, bajo y teclado y en la actualidad sigo aprendiendo más sobre música a un punto que estoy decidido que le dedicare mi vida a ello, quiero que así sea, desde que me ocurrió eso todo en mi vida es para un algo, todas mis acciones son para lo que más amo en el mundo.
Cualquier persona que este pasando por el momento más bajo de su vida y sientan una presión tan inmensa que desean acabarla, solo le podría decir que la vida es un caos, pero en medio de ese caos las cosas buenas y las cosas malas no son para siempre, aprendan de ellas mientras duren, ustedes crean sus propias constantes, busquen ayuda y busquen un motivo para seguir vivo sobre el cual resguardarse y no soltar.
Le tengo un gran cariño a Beth Gibbons, a Portishead en general, tal vez nunca sepan lo que su música logro en mi, pero gracias a ellos sigo en pie, superando todo y gracias a ellos tengo un porque para mi todo, gracias a ellos descubrí a lo que deseo donar mi vida y no me bastara la vida entera para agradecerles, los amo tanto como a su música.
😭
me alegro que estés con nosotros :)
Toma , aquí está la atención que tanto mendigas, ahora vete al diablo
My favourite comment. Your so spectacular best of luck buddy. ❤️❤️❤️
Bendita sea, si que me hiciste llorar...pero estoy total de acuerdo, Portishead me hace querer un poco más la vida.
One word: Transcendental!
Timeless music!
I hear nothing but sadness but I feel like Beth captures a positivity towards it. It's gonna be ok.
Same. People see it as a suicide song but to me I see it differently. To me this song is like a warm blanket trying to comfort you through the sad times in your life. It’s quite beautiful really.
Definitely one of the best songs, ever, ever.
I committed suicide back in August 2023, I had this CD and throughout the whole stay in the psych ward I would listen to this album, really helped me through everything I had going on around me.
A masterpiece and still under the radar of music history.
has got to be on the most amazing productions ever made, by anybody. it does not get enough of the love that it deserves. it is exquisite.
This is like the inverse of Rolling Stones' Wild Horses. Both musically and thematically.
I mean that as a compliment. Love both songs.
thanks for putting gthat into words
Thank you for putting it this way.
OMFG
I miss so many people around me ..... Was looking for "all mine" videoclip, and now I'm here, thinking about my people, and my life without them, fun fact, I just moved to a French region populated by wild white horses. Sublime morceau.
I am drawn to this song as a moth to a light.
This song makes me think about the meaning of life..
Brings tears to my eyes. Beautiful beyond belief..
checkout Flight of the Navigator by Childish Gambino, you'll probably like that one too. Listen to it in full
This song gives me the chills... Sound to my existential crisis.. Though I have never paid attention to the lyrics..
This song is very particular to my self. It's the first time I'm hearing it in 7 years. I remember falling in my teenage love whilst listening to it. It was the most intense love I've ever known till this point. I'm 24 now. I'm glad at least this is left of it.
How does this video not have 300 million views? Oh right... because it's stunning.
Such unique visuals that perfectly go along with the song. I genuinely don't know what I love more. What a special band
This animation is sad, grotesque, and beautiful all at once! It's also my favourite PH song.
everyone finds this song sad but it makes me feel at peace, almost like i'm a kid visiting my grandma on a warm sunny day again
Yes, it’s very peaceful, with a little bit of grief
Quería decir cuanto amo este tema y que la emoción me embarga cada vez que lo escucho, gracias.
Does anyone else feel really nostalgic for some reason after watching this?
snakecrazy7 allways
...remembering all the times humanity has failed itself...
It is beautiful and hunting song...
Early 70s summer holidays, BBC morning, White Horses.
it's the synths
I’ve known this amazing song for a long time, but this video has to be literally the most beautiful piece of animation I’ve ever seen. In particular the moment with the people kissing in free-fall, and the gliders flying in formation got me straight-up balling
Hauntingly beautiful.Heard this in the gucci bloom tv commercial...loved portishead allready but never heard this.Blew my mind best 420 ever.
Today April 14, 2024 4:47AM i found the band Portishead.
welcome
@@ceesay3842 thank you
Beth's voice in this song is so perfect. So mesmerizing. This song helped me get through a really bad break up and these words are tattooed in my soul, forever 🖤
I got this album when it first came out in the early 00s. I was going through a lot of changes and had lost several people and was totally depressed. When I would listen to this album, especially this track, it was really cathartic. It helped me vent all the negativity that I had pent up inside me and gave me a little bit of strength to continue on with my life despite being in a very bad state. I'm learning to play this track on piano now looking back over 15 years ago and hearing the song in a new light.
Stay strong user.
Wish you all the best - keep on fighting!
Relapsed into smoking recently. Crippling lonliness settling in again. I discover this song and listen to it on my shitty earphones and i fall in love with it.
My sister just got me new earphones and i listened to it again with them while looking at the lyrics and it brought me to tears. Thank you Portishhead.
Best Portishead song ever