Ben Howard - Oats in the Water 

Fuck you,people are still watching this you know?

This literally happened three years ago.

Get real douchebags!... If you don't fucking like it, then stay up with the show. Don't bitch just cause your ass is almost 3 years behind!!! He also didn't say HOW Hershel died, so it's not a complete spoiler... I mean come on, what did you think everyone was going to eventually make it out alive & all would be hunky dory?... Have you ACTUALLY watched the rest of the show? You should EXPECT that some of our favorite, main characters are going to be dying eventually... Just wait till you see Glenn's demise BUHAHAHAHA!

@@kalieadams24 now thats almost 11 years now, omg

@@zoze1996 time flies as days days die..

Every now and then this song pops up in my head and i have 2 hear it 🔥🔥🔥

Season 5 had no music /:

They used to 😒

Idk what it is but having an actual song in an episode or in the credits just elevates it so much. TWD has a great soundtrack but having actual lyrics and melodies that fit the tone make it so much more atmospheric. I hate that they swapped acoustic instruments like strings that evoked so much emotion for over the top synthesised blares in season 5 onwards, until season 9 brought acoustic instrument back

the music is awesome idd but the show is boring af after season 3

@@Joylols no it isn't

8Paul7 You never asked for it

8Paul7 PAUL DENTON FOREVER!

8Paul7 I was wondering where had I heard this song... I was about to go nuts and all caps this shit asking where xD By the way... What part is it at? I remember I heard but I don't remember exactly where or on what?

+TheDezembro Saison 4 - episode 5 "Internment" when hershel kills his first Walker in the prison

+TheDezembro Go your way trailer.

@Kaajal Bhatia brilliant isn't it.

Loved your comment and the song... :)

you should watch the walking dead

I don't watch the TV show anymore, but I still listen to this song. 👍

This is an awesome comment!

What episode was that one

@@Midnightblue45557 season 4 I think. I know it was in the prison.

@@Midnightblue45557 season 4 episode 5. That's my favorite scene because of how the music has such a role in setting the ambience.

​@@plantdesigns7889Just watches it for the first time.

Yes. He lost his faith in that moment. And he realized what a fool he had been. Really was an emotional moment. I can only imagine what it was like to have the whole meaning of your existence fracture. I love this show.

A testament to the acting of the late Scott Wilson (who was still alive for the filming of Rick's final TWD episode in S9, in which he appeared, but died before its television premiere) -- and also the casting director/team on that show, who so often seemed to find the exact right actor/actress to bring their character to life on-screen! I just can't imagine another actor playing Rick Grimes than Andrew Lincoln; or Carol Peltier than Melissa McBride; or Morgan Jones than Lennie James; or Glenn Rhee than Steven Yeun; or Shane than John Bernthal; or Philip/Brian (AKA: "The Governor") than David Morrissey; or Daryl Dixon than Norman Reedus; or Michonne than Danai Gurira; and so on, and so on, and so on...

The 2nd season was the best

@@shruggzdastr8-facedclown I still want to BE Michonne.... she's one of the "hearts" of TWD.

I've binge watched TWD so many times...always something new to find in that. I'm 70 years old now.... but that show rocks.

thanks

❤

Well he's definitely dead I reckon. All those goodbye speeches can't be in vein I think the governor is going to kill him on this run with Michonne

@@BiscuitTinn watched it last night it broke me didnt know how much i liked him till the governor took that first swing

TOOK AN APOCALYPSE TO FIND WHO U WERE NOW

Been listening to his music for over 13 years and to me it’s the best sound a human can achieve !

hell yea

its that guitar.Fast and low.

something is addictive to his songs overall.

It's the bow breaking on a stormy sea. The ocean roils up and up then it falls and crashes but it's still building in the next wave. . . That's what I feel, anyway.

The song was played in very related situation as per lyrics in S4.. As Hershel risks his life for his people and choose to do his duty by even other people loose hope about cure for this crisis but he keeps hope and still choose to help others as a Doctor.. Same as lyrics Go your way, I'll take the long way 'round, I'll find my own way down, As I should...... ...This is nice.... No wonder TWD is Success.

2024 still listening 😎🎧🎶

@@nightowl411am3same

Ditto - I heard it on Walking Dead, and had to find it - such an awesome haunting song. I've been checking more and more of Ben Howards stuff, it's funny how some artist just fly under the radar for a while sometimes.

stunthumb which is why i'm here now! i just finished that episode. haha.

stunthumb That`s how it is now. All the great artis is somehow not on any list. Before, i used to pick out 10 cds i never heard of before (in the local store), and if i found 1 good one i was happy :)

TheLocoViking Yeah, I know what you mean. Personally I miss the days when I'd travel miles on the train with friends to go to the good record stores. Studio albums meant a bit more back then I think.

***** is you usage of "mkay" from "South Park"? If so LMAO:D! Love South Park!

im waiting for the last ep of season 10

I'm curious how your musical tastes have evolved since. Not sure why. I'm easily amused.

@@cloudnomad7758 Still love this song.

@@RAMCARTGAMER Me, too. Even though it makes me feel old.

@@cloudnomad7758 Folk music tugs at old roots for everyone. It's not necessarily "feeling old" so much as getting *_old feelings._*

congratulations!

TWD for life! RIP Hershel!

OMG I AGREE WITH YOU COMPLETELY I HAVE BEEN OBSESSED WITH BOTH OF THOSE SONGS FROM THE WALKING DEAD OMG OMG YES

I literally couldn't stop listening to either of those songs.

Was the same for me ahah :D

Same :D

I remember finding "Civilian" before it was on the show, and was like "this would work in an episode. then season 2 comes and BOOM

You'll find lows*

Now I gotta watch that trailer. Played W3 a million times, but that would probably give it a different energy, using this song.

Blessssing theŕe plus sizes for a guy that's interesting?*>#?(#fool) afterwards. I dont kissesz

So lifted got a gongsya But praise everyone reminded people to be good. N̈oke n̈oke. Is a good joking fried man

Go your way I'll take the long way 'round I'll find my own way down As I should (This first verse is about acceptance of other's decisions, and the effect greed has on our psyches. Dishonesty is rewarded by gold in this society) And hold your gaze There's coke in the Midas touch A joke in the way that we rust And breathe again (This verse is about Midas and the effects he had on his town. Coke in the Midas touch, refers to coal in the gold smelting process which creates rust. There could also be a reference to polluting water with your greed as Midas only rid himself of his curse by touching his hands to the river Pactolus. If there were coal in his gold it would've killed a lot of his townsmen while bringing them riches. I expect that the "joke in the way that we rust" is a reference to the effects that coal miners had on the towns that they life and prosperity for). And you'll find loss And you'll fear what you found When the weather comes Tearing down (This verse is about the karmic effects that greed has. When you bring uncertainty to others, you'll be struck down) There'll be oats in the water There'll be birds on the ground There'll be things you never asked her Oh how they tear at you now (Again this could be a reference to coal miners, as oats in the water is a reference to cocaine and it was common for coal miners to get addicted to cocaine. Birds on the ground is also a sign of imminent death often by undetectable ways. It could also be literal: coal miners would use canaries to detect early signs of carbon monoxide levels). You'll also notice this song repeats itself. That's because this process does as well. Greed is cyclical and it ripples down to those who have been affected by it.

Agreed, hate pretentious people like that. Doesn’t matter how you discovered the song, only that you appreciate it

I totally agree, spread the word!

Why would you get pissed off over that, I see no harm if people mention that they recognized the song from Twd?

nah, i want music all to myself.. other humans can suck it.

@@Turaleph He said the angry people

Stay strong my brother stay strong

Hope ur fine this day

So sorry for your loss 😔

I’m so sorry. Hang in there man 😢

Hope your still hanging in there brother

This blows my mind at all hours of the day.

+Lucas Montenegro didn't know this was on a witcher 3 trailer and on the walking dead. pretty cool actually.

Indeed!

+Lucas Montenegro Anything else like this?

+Lucas Montenegro Lol gtfo. You're musical tastes brought you here? Everybody got here one way or another, your musical taste just made you stay. This is such a stupid feud that people have over this.

Noah McDaniel Eveybody was telling how they got here, I just did the same... What's the problem? It seems like you think I think I'm better than someone else just because I discovered this by others means, but no, I don't. I'm actually glad that Ben's music is spreading and he's getting the millions I believe he deserves.

A structured, well-written logical argument in the comment section of youtube? You must be new here. Welcome

Jonathan Lässig Thank you!

SHHH Let people enjoy things the way they want to! To call someone fragile because they prefer things others have yet to discover shows your own prejudice rather than there fragility .

Shazam must be the single best invention of the 20th century, its amazing!

wow.

awesome

+Kelsey Smith same here

+Kelsey Smith Same.

+Kelsey Smith me too :)

me too