To the person reading this comment, like all of you, I have a difficult life. I always try to stay in nature. I have a caravan in Turkey with a garden in it. I am engaged in agriculture. I produce many vegetables and fruits there. And right now I am listening to this beautiful song in my own living space. Love to all of you from Turkey
I'm Brazilian and I lead a nomadic life. I dream of visiting Turkey. Would you allow a visit? Give me a space to set up my tent? I use my social network and WhatsApp to get to know me.
Bought a van couple years ago (ford supervan 1971) was restoring it to live a nomad life. Then covid made me lose my job and I had to move out so it couldn’t happen. After covid bs I was there about to continue my dream and paff now I have cancer.. can’t wait to drive that mf as far away as I can Don’t stop dreaming Much love ❤
Sorry to hear that you've had stuff get in the way. That's sh.t. Snooze by Agust D is my go to song while waiting for my dream to be able to start again. You'll need to put on CC. I hope you can get back to yours soon :)
There's nothing left. I lived my life, reached the top, and made good money. But I wasn't satisfied. So I walked away from my job, my apartment and my posessions, and moved into my truck. That was 18 years ago. Today, I still live in my truck and never regretted walking away.
@@MadisonHomes-i2m Do you know how much money I save every month not paying rent, utilities, and property taxes? A bunch. Also, in the last 16 months, I've gone on two cruises, drove the entire west coast, camped out in Montana, became a snowbird in Arizona, and I've made friends all over the country. I have also published seven books while living in my truck, and I've even picked up jobs to make money while traveling. I also eat at the finest restaurants, and I never worry about spending too much money. I actually give alot of my money away. I wouldn't be able to do any of these if I lived in a house.
My sweet, beautiful, loving husband, my lover, and my best friend, the one I trusted from the beginning, who had so much patience and unfortunately, who left this strange world too soon, too young, loved Eddie Vedder so much, we saw a lot of bands live here in Belgium, bands like The Cranberries, Fleetwood Mac (twice), The Boss, Arno, Peter Gabriel, Lenny Kravitz and others... we even saw Michael Jackson (we had free tickets 🙂). He wanted to see Eddie so much, with or without PJ! He loved the sentence "I knew all the rules but the rules did not know me"... I miss you so bad, Francis!
oh Lucrese...I had one like that, o...many years since he passed AND I just close my eyes and summon him up quietly...I can feel his touch, almost his good smell. to tone of his voice..I will always have that love that we shared...Blessings, dear one.
This collection of tunes has an incredibly 60’s/70’s vibe and sound to it!! I remember, back when we first moved to ‘off the grid’ in Alaska, hearing and reading about this tragic story… it inspired me to get in to local herbal lore, both food & medicinals, because I was, and still am, a person oft taken to going off on my own into the wild. Not so FAR from home, but ANYTHING can happen up here and I wanted to be armed with some skills to get me out alive. This album both brings me to tears and brings me hope, plus that incredible energy of times long before.
I just discovered the film, and felt the same emotion as yours. Apart from herbs, I think it's very important to learn meditation. In the wild nature , this shall be the most important way to stay sane and healthy, and the wild nature provides the best place to find the inner self.
But you have to be very careful with nature. She is a blessing but sometimes trouble. This music fits my frame of mind right now. Yes I am troubled. I just lost my best friend, my Dad. I would love to go off grid just for some sanity and a piece of mind. Just want to be on my own to grieve and take in nature's beauty. It would soothe me I'm sure.
I wanna feel free. I wanna connect with people. Meet nomads. Go where I want when I want. Create art the way my higher self intended. Create art with others. Love and be loved. No fears.
I think Truth was the Road for Chris McCandless. And his road ended in truth, the world could not support him but because he sought, lived and wrote down his truth, he shared it & a collective of compassionate creative souls caught it all & translated his truth to writing, images and music showing Chris that while the world could not support nor save him, we would not be the same without him who can now dwell forever in mlions of hearts. What a powerful story, not a story : The Truth. C.M. you lit one of the largest benevolently fiercest lights in the Universe. If artists can't make a living with their art, try living together, feed & help eachother, hang onto your art even if you have to get a "real job." Your art is your light, keeping it lit, your real job. It's one way out of the cookie cutter. ❤
I love this soundtrack and the film. I'm also so very grateful I'm alive during Eddie Vedder's time. This 'mix' that's been put together here, really tugs at my heart. The music, these images, and the poetry by Eddie Vedder and Chris McCandless really jars the psyche of society. Sometimes I wonder if Eddie knows the extent of the power he has over the human spirit. Thanks for putting this together! May You Rest in Peace, Christopher McCandless. From what we know, the world was a better place with you in it. Future generations will know your name. PEACE TO EVERYBODY HERE! ☮
I just discovered this jewel. I hear the words, and one minute, I want to cheer myself on to a better life and the next I want to curl up in a ball on the floor until it's my time. 😢
i agree with you, both the melodies and the movie touched my heart and makes me tear sometimes... i have a deep desire for healing, for society to change, for good! blessings your way!
In a few decades, people will still be listening to Eddie Vedder when 99% of the 'popular' dreck has been (rightly) forgotten. He is a true artist, poet, and musical genius. And an all-round decent bloke.
How did it take me so long to find you. A Pearl Jam fan from a time long since forgotten but am grateful to reconnect again. I guess life took over and I lost contact with music. Finding your music again is an ocean wave cascading over my being teleporting me to a space and time I’ll call peace.
not just you my friend, i almost did it 2 times, the first time, months after me and my girlfriend break up for things out of our control and that we were not prepared for a relationship (we was planning to marriage). I still don't accept the end but i believe that i shouldnt give up from my life, because have people who really care about me and He is preparing me to the plans He have for my life. The second was this month, but God said to me to stand, showing me that's hope about my case. I'm unemployed, living with my grandma "for free". I can explain how unbelievable God showed me to not left everybody for ever. I still dont disconsider the possibility of make this cause i feel that i need spend a time with myself and Him. I still love this women and if it is his porpous that we construct the life together, He will prepare things to it.
@@matheusbrondi8167 taking small walks in the wild is so good for the soul, even if the walk is just to a special tree or rock, or bit of river, or a view. nature is a great healer. and spirit is everywhere.
@@matheusbrondi8167 C'est bon de recevoir l'energie de l'espoir, mais attention a ne pas s'accrocher a une illusion. Je pense aux femmes.. Si la vie nous impose un poids c'est qu'elle pense qu'on peut le porter. 🙏
I read Krakauer's book, saw Sean Penn's movie and now heard Vetter's work in the movie. All outstanding art. Chris McCandless had to be an interesting person.
Eddie, I just discovered you tonight , what a poet that talks to my soul and my spirit ,you make me fly to a better place with this album ..´thanks… there’s still human beings on this planet that can simply love what life brings to us everyday…😊❤🎉
J'ai écouter à peine 10film dans ma vie pcq c'est pas accrocheur une perte de temps mais quand ma copine de l'époque a mis ce film j'ai été transporter et ça m'a toucher au fond de mon coeur de mon être profond et ajd 15ans plus tard cette musique me replonge dans ce film légendaire avec tous ces émotions qui surgissent
To the person who reading this . I realize this life is hard, being mature is suck. I know you're tired with all of this, but you should know. You did a good job. You are great. You deserve to be happy.
It's so true. I'm old. My wife and I are drifting apart. But last weekend my children took me out to lunch. And told me they loved me. Just so I knew. I find this album tonight and it hits me deep inside. My pitbull sleeps by my side with her paw on my arm. And let's me know she loves me. Just so I know. Peace to you all. Stay groovy man.
Can't describe my feelings while hearing this and thinking about Eddie 🤗 just pure Love. So proud living within your Timeline. Rest in Peace forever Chris 🙏❤️🙏 my Brother, at least you tried. You are my personal Hero and you will never leave my heart
Love the music. Love the stills to remind me of the film. I can fully identify with McCandless as I slink along with my shadow, surrounded by humanity, alone. How can I be so different from everybody? Where is my pack? But humans like me don't live in packs, so they won't be found. Catch 22. Not unique, I know. Thank you Sean Penn.
@@rodhall1868 I suspect Vedder shares my state of mind, due to the little I know about him. No filler, all substance. I will listen to more of his stuff. Thanks.
If you’re anything like me you’re probably constantly looking for something else. Something more satisfying. Something most people don’t seem to be looking for. It’s not a unique state to be in. Maybe you’re right about Vedder and maybe even Penn sharing that same inspiration. In my case it’s a result of years of childhood trauma that I didn’t deal with until much too late. Hope you find your tribe. They’re out there.
Kev...me, too. Remember, there is our birth family and THEN there is our chosen family. They will appear in time. It is such a relief and joy to find them. They become eternal friends.
Una bella voz suavemente amorosa que junto a la musica unica dulcemente cantada es lo mejor y cuanto talento un cd que es como magico escucharlo sana dan ganas de agradecerle la voz unico una piedra preciosa de oro.delicadamente ideal.gracias Eddie por regalarnos tu bella voz como en los 90 dolorosos cada vez mejor.gran cd.i love yuo much.gise de argentina.
dear one(s) yet live as one,thank you for sharing,wish you a happy day and the music will always live on,still long after they have gone,wondering who else,simply enjoy in joy every moment you encounter 2day as you💜💙💚💛💛❤❤🧡💯🙏
Thank you for sharing/posting/finding my feed. Indeed, that French connection undernourished in my lineage but stronger than nylon. Hats off, a courtesy, a bow, & grateful for the temperament nurtured within & beyond your official borders. Paris is the City of Love, so it was once celebrated yet well-earned.
This is and has been an absolute masterpiece, required start to end listening. Great impact when you watch the move too. This is Top-Tier. Well-done Ed, et al...
There is nothing more freedom then being in the wilderness, it is paradise..I love to be alone in the wilderness...it is good medicine....all good things come from the wilderness!
This movie is a classic. After 20 more years this movie will be studied if not being done already. Sean did a wonderful job and Emile's performance was top notch.
The movie and music were at least somewhat integral, making each other better together. But the I loved movie more than most (maybe all) movies, and I loved the music, also more than most, but maybe not all... and then again the music without the movie to reflect on wouldn’t be the same.
I agree 100%. Book not bad, movie better, soundtrack killer. Let’s all not kid ourselves, though, Vedder is a very rich man having bitched about capitalism with his awesome voice for decades … we all have our price. We sell out for a can of tuna fish and next month’s rent, hoping we’ll be the “good one” when our ship comes in
@@jeremyjudson1952 anyone who doesn’t figure out their need for loving the truth, is already sold out... but there is a certain amount of grace given to those who are seeking/growing in and towards it. (Our origin story being the foundation of it... if we already believe we randomly came from nothing and for no reason, and have no purpose other than to pursue happiness-then what you said must happen-in the sense that what is on offer will be part of said happiness... ie. resistance is futile without the truth.)
Beautiful. I would love to disappear and go into the Wilderness myself even just for 6 months, away from people who get kicks out of destroying my confidence. Don't understand why people do that ? Annie Lennox said to everyone to hold their heads up and move on. I wrote a song once about moving on. How was I to know that I was writing for my future self. Anyway, a banjo and Eddie Vedder ( I hope I didn't spell his name wrong) music to my ears for breakfast. Sending positive energy your way.
I ditched it all in LA , been paying for the rewards now ,still, at 65. Compromise is what makes us Nobel. We have Once. it's only and always now. GBU. Rise Up. Just Breath. Aloha Plenty, Jono out.
@@megyoung7947 Thanks for those wise words, Sometimes you need to hear specific words or messages at exactly the right time and believe me, I needed to hear that this morning ❤️
Brave folks follow their desired path or calling. Some folks are not fully prepared for the journey taken. Some folks still wing it and reach enlightenment. Some folks reach enlightenment but lose their lives in the process. Bless those who choose the path they feel they should take.
Merci pour ce partage! J'ai l'album mais il y a un ou deux morceaux qui ne figurent pas dessus. Et puis, les citations et les images que tu as choisies de "Into the wild" (un de mes livres et un de mes films préférés) qui s'enchaînent avec les chansons ne font qu'accentuer la beauté de ce superbe album! Thanks for sharing! I have the album but there are one or two songs that are not on it. Also, the quotes and images you chose from "Into the Wild" (one of my favorite books and movies) that go along with the songs accentuate the beauty of this wonderful album!
This music sure takes me back, beautiful poetry that truly encapsulates nomad life. I hear it now with no regrets as those days are over for me. It was exhilarating and terrifying at the same time. Raw human living is a humbling experience that will change you. Indeed, life is best when shared with others.
Obrigado por sua existência, por disponibilizar uma parte do seu tempo. Para postar essa preciosidade aqui no RU-vid. Só tenho gratidão dentro de mim, pelo Eddie por ter criado essa obra que me toca de maneira tão profunda.
para muchos una simple canción, pero de tras de este álbum hay demasiados significados, sentidos y razones, y encaja perfectamente con la vida de alex supertramp, les recomiendo que lean los libros de henry david thoreau en especial "walden" y ahi entenderán la vida que tomo y sobre todo el significado de este soundtrack. saludos desde el mundo.
Imagine if all the people would be similar to Chris it would be a paradise. Now people had more than ever in the history of mankind and we are more stressed, misrable and depressed than ever. For what? new car? iphone? vacation abroad? beutiful womens? greed is consuming us. All I need go through the long trail in Beskid Niski in Poland all alone with my backpack and tent. I cant wait when I hit the road again...
it would be a fucking hell, i bet Chris wouldn't be happy to see that everyone is similar to him; the diversity of our society is what makes it beautiful. If you're willing to know someone a little deeper, you'll find out that the things you wrote don't matter to anyone actually. thinking "everybody's so focused on the material things rather then spirituality or love" (for example) is bullshit, big huge bullshit, because that only means you never pay attention to anyone and anything. we, as a society, are focused on the things that can bring us comfort because we think that's the way to achieve peace, it might be the wrong way sometimes, but i don't condamn it, because the ultimate goal is happiness
people have family issues, go through poverty ,they have mental issues and so much more. not everyone is interested wealth and a rich fantasy life. stop this false narrative. be empathetic
Allez regarder ce film Into the Wild, Emile Hirsh y joue avec justesse. Ce film, bien qu'il ne vale pas le livre sur lequel il se base, retrace l'histoire d'un jeune homme qui, à l'image de Siddhartha, dans le livre homonyme écrit par Hermann Hesse, cherche simplement par le voyage, à s'extirper de toutes les aliénations. Les musiques qui accompagnent cette oeuvre cinématographique sont évidemment magistrales, c'est du Vedder, ne l'oublions pas. Une pensée pour Christopher McCandless, qui doit êtreau ciel désormais.
I'm realizing that, in some ways, I've been doing my own "Into the wild" travel since, first I left my parent's house in 1997 and then when I (probably definitely) left France in 2013: I did not go to Alaska, but went to the Highlands and Isle of Skye in North of Scotland. I did not go to Mexico's country side but went to South of Spain in the middle of nowhere in a desertic area (where almost all Spaghetti Westerns with Clint Eastwood have been produced, not at all in the US...) similar to Arizona or New Mexico arid states. I did not go to the Pacific Ocean and live in a hippie camp but I went to the Atlantic Ocean and had a lot of fun so many nights during 4 years with free people on (wind) surfers beachs until we all felt asleep at 5am and then woke up by the machines cleaning the sand at 7am... I'm hunting something I will never catch, I'm trying to find answers to painful questions, I'm running away from extremism and ridiculous careerists, I'm avoiding my traumas, I'm making mistakes but I'll also stay in the mind of a lot of very valuable people after my death, I'm feeling I have no home and don't want to get one, I do what I want to do and I free myself from prejudices, Well, I'm living in empty spaces trying to fill in this emptiness...
Ironic that i have always been a pearl jam man and then someone told me about this amazing film. So I said yeah I must watch it. Holly fuck you are never to old to have your heart touched.
Adorable chords accompanied by an awesome spirit & majesty of vocal span breaking through to the other side of our minds, performing an iconic inner space of Eddie Vedder. Fabulous acoustic, incredibly melodic,rich strong and deep.🌏🌊☀️💨🔥
Love ❤️ This as per the adventurous person inside fearing the unknown and finds the real society of life- FAQ SOCIETY AND THE THING THEY ALL CALL EQUALITY TO WHAT LIFE MATTERS!!! I need to travel soon as there’s only a small window in time my body can perform during while my mind could; I’d rather say I tried instead of my mind and I sit waiting my soul’s turn to graduate.
Ive loved pearl jam and eddie since the late 80s ive see him in concert in many places in canada anytime i had the chance. Hes never had a bad concert. Ive missed listening to his music for a cpl years now. Ive have just been resurrected. Thank you Edddie for the years of great thoughts and songs. Peace brother.
Pearl Jam was not around in the late 80s. Not to mention Eddie was not known in the late 80s as a musician either. You might want to revisit your memory. 1990 was when they formed up. After the death of the lead singer of Mother Love Bone.
@@deadv0iD where were you in the late 80s? I know they were playing as a group in 1989 maybe they hadnt named themselves pearl jam yet but they were playing together and traveling in 89. I know that for a fact.
@@kenharty6016 Bro appears that you do not know what you're talking about. Andy Wood the lead singer of Mother Love Bone died March 19, 1990. 2 members of PJ were still in the band at the time of the death... Please educate yourself before going on about something that it appears you know nothing about.
here read up on the precursor to pearl jam en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mother_Love_Bone#:~:text=Post%2DMother%20Love%20Bone,-In%20the%20months&text=Cornell%20recruited%20singer%20Eddie%20Vedder,Ament%20to%20form%20Pearl%20Jam.
After listening to the OST, I became interested in the movie and watched it. It is an OST that goes well with this movie. There is a lonely, free, good person, and a spirit of challenge.
The music they made was never metal. They was singer song writer's of there time. Eddie was more was finding one's self cornell was more letting one's self show.
Escucho, pienso, recuerdo, cada momento vivido con mi amigo, lo extraño tanto, se que la distancia que nos separa no es lo que nos separa... Gracias por haberme hecho escuchar esto tan hermoso!!!
Well I was a nomad for 7 years it's hard out there, but also the only place to find free nomads . Freedom is just another word for nothing left to lose
Esse filme é sensacional, uma grande reflexão sobre a nossa existência e a forma como lidamos com os recursos que a Mãe Terra nos oferta. A trilha sonora do filme é maravilhosa❤❤❤
I want to marry there stunning songs and to spend my whole life with them! :) what a freedom is in there🕊️💙🌊 so many insights and pictures of nature and travelong are coming into my heart. THANK YOU so much Eddie Vedder for your amazing creation. I wish every being on this earth freedom in its heart🐬
There's a BIG A BIG HAAARD SUN!!!! Top demais, que vontade de viver!!!!!!!!! Acabei de ver o filme. Recomendo aos aventureiros o filme Livre. Mesma pegada