An underrated Nick Cave song. It sums up addiction pretty damn well.
Just one of my personal favorites. And I have a lot of them obviously.
it is simply a perfect song, as so many of his def .are., longlive the spirit/shade of uncle bill burroughs!
Talk to me people about your feelings about our nick bless him Liz l am on a nick buzz l have listened to this song over and over lizt
Wow Bill Burroughs did you know him personally or what? Love this work
Can't wait until May 2020 to see Nick and the seeds live Manchester,"plenty of tea that night" ..
I guess you have to wait now :( damn corona virus
@@ninamimi6622 bloody hell Mimi !No doubt Nick will make it up to his loyal fan base ! xp
I used to make that opium tea when I was younger. Didn't need a pot for it....just a tiny tea spoon was enough
Just watched a video about The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, and thought ahh this is the movie used.
This is not any love, is really love.
Successful composition. -:) Thanks for uploading this video. ✓
RIP Conway.
RIP
Damn !!👍⚔️🖤
Hello and friendlies.
The man is mindind blowing
💜🔥✨✨✨
The movie is cabinet of dr Calgary,
Caligari is the spelling, I think
I’m really making it happen, 🍵 for 2. Stop thinking start drinking.
what .is. the silent movie has been added to this??? it is amazing, and def seems familiar, to me
Selected moments from Robert Wiene's "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari".
awesome, I KNEW it looked familiar...t.y.v.m., Cesar rules
runnerfrog you made it flow excellently with the song the way you made the scene go with lyrics/part of song
reminds me of a vidya someone uploaded to a dystopia album, may even be the same video.anyone got the name to the film?
What a song i
What a somyy
someone gets the lyrics? i think is about a man locked up in an asylum...
William Burroughs lived in Tangier for a few years while writing "Naked Lunch", and was heavily addicted to opiates. He left family back in the States, which also fits, plus the "dirham" currency. Nick Cave references literature a lot in his songs.
@@runnerfrog the lyric "'Til the wail of the call to prayer awakes me" also hints at an Islamic country.
.
,
, indeed.
An underrated Nick Cave song. It sums up addiction pretty damn well.
Just one of my personal favorites. And I have a lot of them obviously.
it is simply a perfect song, as so many of his def .are., longlive the spirit/shade of uncle bill burroughs!
Talk to me people about your feelings about our nick bless him Liz l am on a nick buzz l have listened to this song over and over lizt
Wow Bill Burroughs did you know him personally or what? Love this work
Can't wait until May 2020 to see Nick and the seeds live Manchester,"plenty of tea that night" ..
I guess you have to wait now :( damn corona virus
@@ninamimi6622 bloody hell Mimi !No doubt Nick will make it up to his loyal fan base ! xp
I used to make that opium tea when I was younger. Didn't need a pot for it....just a tiny tea spoon was enough
Just watched a video about The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, and thought ahh this is the movie used.
This is not any love, is really love.
Successful composition. -:)
Thanks for uploading this video. ✓
RIP Conway.
RIP
Damn !!👍⚔️🖤
Hello and friendlies.
The man is mindind blowing
💜🔥✨✨✨
The movie is cabinet of dr Calgary,
Caligari is the spelling, I think
I’m really making it happen, 🍵 for 2. Stop thinking start drinking.
what .is. the silent movie has been added to this??? it is amazing, and def seems familiar, to me
Selected moments from Robert Wiene's "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari".
awesome, I KNEW it looked familiar...t.y.v.m., Cesar rules
runnerfrog you made it flow excellently with the song the way you made the scene go with lyrics/part of song
reminds me of a vidya someone uploaded to a dystopia album, may even be the same video.
anyone got the name to the film?
What a song i
What a somyy
someone gets the lyrics? i think is about a man locked up in an asylum...
William Burroughs lived in Tangier for a few years while writing "Naked Lunch", and was heavily addicted to opiates. He left family back in the States, which also fits, plus the "dirham" currency. Nick Cave references literature a lot in his songs.
@@runnerfrog the lyric "'Til the wail of the call to prayer awakes me" also hints at an Islamic country.
.
,
, indeed.