PJ Harvey - Long Snake Moan | Reaction

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  • čas přidán 2. 07. 2024
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Komentáře • 17

  • @Kevvinm
    @Kevvinm Před 13 dny +1

    So good!

  • @Robert-kl2pp
    @Robert-kl2pp Před 9 dny

    The peej so satisfying. Play the bass line so much fun.

  • @joltmark3612
    @joltmark3612 Před 12 dny

    I enjoy the album and the reaction. Iwas wondering if andy would give an odd look about the title. The guitar used to give me a bit of my bloody valentine vibes.

  • @arthurwohlwill3837
    @arthurwohlwill3837 Před 14 dny +1

    This is easily in my top two or three albums of the 90's. I really love "C"mon Billy" (I requested that for Into the Music" and "Send His Love to Me"

    • @arthurwohlwill3837
      @arthurwohlwill3837 Před 14 dny

      And it's not often that I see someone play a guitar with a knife. czcams.com/video/CE90HQDQYpw/video.html

  • @moschops999
    @moschops999 Před 13 dny +1

    In my head, To Bring You My Love was always the ‘Polly dating Nick Cave’ album, although you have probably chosen the least Nick Cave sounding song from that record. But I’m happy to accept that I may have the dates completely wrong and the Nick Cave sonic influence may have more to do with the fact Mick Harvey was involved.
    To Bring You My Love came out in early 95 and Polly and Nick Cave are supposed to have kissed for the first time on camera while filming the video for Henry Lee (though that may be an apocryphal story). Henry Lee didn’t come out until early 96, although I suppose it could have been recorded and the video shot months earlier.
    Either way, it might be interesting to look at something from Nick Cave’s The Boatman’s Call before doing something from Is This Desire as allegedly much of it is supposed to be about Polly Harvey. Certainly West Country Girl, Black Hair and possibly Green Eyes are interpreted as being about her.
    Nick Cave has used a line that he was so surprised when she dumped him that he nearly dropped his syringe.

    • @theaudiophiles7889
      @theaudiophiles7889  Před 11 dny

      Thanks for your comments. It is cool there's work from each of them that reflects their time together.
      We will dive into Mr Cave's work at some point. I have to figure out which works are unknown to Andy. I know he's not familiar with the last 3 albums.
      Cheers, Jon.

  • @mikesummers-smith4091
    @mikesummers-smith4091 Před 14 dny

    I immediately wondered if the snake was black, and I was right (great song that).
    Damfine album.
    In other political news, Kim Wilde today declared her support for Count Binface. (There was an interesting Q&A with him in The Guardian last week.)

  • @aisle_of_view
    @aisle_of_view Před 13 dny

    Sort of a Helter Skelter takeoff

  • @bobpage665
    @bobpage665 Před 14 dny +2

    Perhaps a duet with Mr Yorke coming?

  • @arthurwohlwill3837
    @arthurwohlwill3837 Před 14 dny

    Annie Haslam was never nominated for best female artist?

  • @boq780_2.0
    @boq780_2.0 Před 13 dny

    I didn't enjoy this one. I lost track of PJ Harvey after the first couple of records, so was unfamiliar with this. Unfortunately I think the aggressive, but to me banal, rock style and processing of the vocal stripped PJ of what made her unique. I know she didn't stay with this style, so I'll look forward to what comes next.

    • @theaudiophiles7889
      @theaudiophiles7889  Před 11 dny +3

      Fair enough. I can't agree with you on this - clearly, as I chose it! But PJ's career is packed with so much quality that there's something for pretty much everyone to enjoy. That doesn't mean everyone will enjoy everything. More to come!
      Cheers, Jon.

    • @boq780_2.0
      @boq780_2.0 Před 10 dny +1

      @@theaudiophiles7889I listened to it again with a bit more attention and enjoyed it more, there was a vicious scraping noise, either guitar or a Hammond being abused in there which I liked. Ultimately though it is just a gender reversal of Led Zeppelin blues rock. Led Zeppelin are of limited appeal to me outside of a few numbers like Kashmir or Immigrant Song.