It does feel like tears. I cant believe it has been 10 years.
@EleMela
13 жыл бұрын
Damn what a tragic loss...R.i.P Trish sing for the heavens now...
@boblit
2 жыл бұрын
Literally one of the saddest musical loses for me, next to J Dilla and MF Doom...
@appraisehell
13 жыл бұрын
This is my favorite Broadcast song, I played it when I found out she passed away. I think this song will still feel like tears every time I listen to it now, thanks for posting it
@TheMysteryMachine
13 жыл бұрын
thousands of mediocre musicians survive to clog the airways with meaningless drivel- OC power-punk is revered and noteless tuneless wonders win awards and accolades- and trish keenan lies in a grave. if ever one needed a reminder that the world is unfair, this is it.
@roberth1322
5 жыл бұрын
Your post has resonated with me for years, how beautifully put.
@saharajackson7174
4 жыл бұрын
What happend to her
@clestro12
4 жыл бұрын
@@saharajackson7174 It's incredibly tragic. Traveling back from a triumphant tour of Australia and right before they were going to complete the long awaited followup to Tender Buttons, Trish contracted swine flu and developed severe pneumonia. She was in a coma for a couple weeks before it finally took her.
@saharajackson7174
4 жыл бұрын
Ik I'm late but hope u resting up well trish
@julianholman7379
Жыл бұрын
it actuallymakes mehappyhow few likes Broadcast gets. But i wish some of the otherrs lived near me, so I'd see you sometimes in the distance and you'd see me and we'd wave excitedly
@RyanONeillmusic4all
13 жыл бұрын
Thanks for all the great music Trish. RIP
@roberth1322
4 жыл бұрын
This probably sounds silly and immature, but I think about her nearly every day. To me she is a demi-goddess, a still-there presence. I know that Trish, through her music, for as long as the human race exists, will always be there, I just wish that she were here.
@sonial1839
4 жыл бұрын
Not silly at all, i felt that way right after she died.I cried like a bitch for more than a week and remained sad for months and all the music became shallow to me. Now I still think of her, because of all the dozens if not millions of tunes that I have heard in my life, the ones made by Broadcast are still the best ones. How not to worship her to such celestial level?
@roberth1322
4 жыл бұрын
Agree completely, Sonial, I still think about her 3 or 4 times a week, maybe time has lessened the grief as I did previously think about her daily. She was a wonderful human bring, I was never lucky enough to meet her but she was by all accounts a really lovely person and as gifted and talented as they come. I still listen to her voice weekly, that, I think, will never change. Broadcast's music was, at its peak, so beautiful and mysterious, and always unearthed spooky childhood memories and false, ideal, futures. She was a treasure and it's lovely that over the past 9 years her stature has grown immeasurably as an influence.
@bradfordpauler2538
3 жыл бұрын
I can't get over how much I love them...... I think I'm finding a formula here - in a good way... I've heard really catchy hooky poppy melodies before - almost perfect - power pop, the good kind of pop, And experimental yet melodic- You know like Sonic Youth and straight up noise....but it's rare that I can hear something that's "noise" - or ''avant garde'' - and yet perfect beautiful catchy melodies on top of that - that you can hum and hear in your head all day. I remember the that thrill I had with My Bloody Valentine for example and what they called shoegaze and dream pops - whatever - and its all psychedelic - and still - with broadcast there's something different. Still at my ''old'' age and I'm thrilled with this band like I was with those other bands 30 years ago, you know? That's the amazing formula for me here - that dissonance and perfect pop....
@DreadMighty
13 жыл бұрын
@diskochimp I feel you with that, I was all about hoping to see Broadcast live and now... I will basically just keep trying to spread the Gospel of Trish.
@leehazlewoodism
4 жыл бұрын
If it's any consolation, I did see them live once and they were so shambolic I wish I hadn't. 15 years ago and still perhaps the biggest musical disappointment of my life - and I've seen the Stone Roses....
@roberth1322
4 жыл бұрын
Lee, was it the 2006 shows? I think they played Bristol and Supersonic in Birmingham and a couple of others on that mini tour. I genuinely think Trish and James were looking for something new on that one, just after TB, and maybe had a bit of a false start, before coming out with the majestic Witch Cults.
@bradfordpauler2538
3 жыл бұрын
@@leehazlewoodism that's an interesting way - or rationale should I say? - of sort of somehow being ''okay'' with having NOT seen a musician we love before it was too late .... They dont seem like most "live bands" because they do studio stuff kind of like old bands who did studio stuff that didnt exactly translate live.... At the same time - i love the seemingly good quality live recordings I hear on youtube - of Broadcast. Ive gotten into them almost a decade late and im sad about her loss - our loss.... As for their studio albums - I haven t heard anything magical as that since say my bloody valentine and Spiritualized - and more. In the last ten years of music I think Theyre the best. Peace
@leehazlewoodism
3 жыл бұрын
@@roberth1322 I think it was '06. It just seemed like bad improv from a group unfamiliar with each other, practicing on stage. Even at the time I felt churlish about complaining about it - perhaps they were playing with the audience expectations of what a gig should comprise of - but I still feel like there's a kind of compact between a band and their paying audience that they ought to provide some kind of entertainment. This, to me anyway, felt self-indulgent at best. I remember getting an angry response on Myspace from Nick Talbot (billed support act) which was a bit rich seeing as he wasn't actually there.
@roberth1322
3 жыл бұрын
@@leehazlewoodism Cheers, thought it might have been the 06 tour. I think it's maybe the only "era" I don't have a bootleg from but some of it is/was on KZitem and it sounds far more experimental and non-linear than their usual live shows, though I think Trish had written and was performing the "what you want is not what you need" song by then which they played on the fantastic 09/10 tours. It such a shame it was that gig you saw as they were usually so brilliant live. Re Nick Talbot - I'm aware he was pretty friendly with Trish and James, and a big fan of the band (I think he might have supported them on the US leg of the Tender Buttons tour too) and was probably compelled to defend them to you on that basis. I believe, if memory serves me correctly, he was tremendously upset when Trish passed away, think he did a podcast interview for the Guardian when he said it - sadly he's gone too now. Hard to believe it's nearly 10 years since that horrible day unfolded (I only realised what had happened at about 2 in the afternoon while reading the music subsection of a comedy forum, of all things) - just think what wonderful things we could've heard had fate not so cruelly intervened.
@ElectricLabel
13 жыл бұрын
RIP
@dizzydays
10 жыл бұрын
Anybody knows what effect he has on that guitar? is it a fuzz or more like some distorsion/overdrive? or maybe its a synth plugged to an effect? any info great appreciated. Thanks!!
@GinniAimee
8 жыл бұрын
I believe it's a synth
@PHANTASTIKMUSIK
12 жыл бұрын
@diskochimp Unfair is right...I wanted her to sing me to sleep forever...
@gibbyyyyyy
5 жыл бұрын
Does anyone know where I can find the tablature for this song? Thanks!
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