I need it...and I've been missing out on it, for too long now. I'm ready to make the changes I need to make to make things different with "him", my fiancé. 💙💛💜❤ M & M.
Michael Stipe said this is his all time favorite REM song. He only had couple lines written down and the rest was just whatever popped into his head!! Amazing.
I heard in an interview R.E.M. recorded this song in one take down in New Orleans one night around 2am. Stipe totally blew Peter Buck’s mind as most of the lyrics were being made up on the spot. Sometimes artists and athletes get into the zone and can create magic.
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I can’t even imagine if someone came on the scene today with this caliber of voice and emotion filled lyrics, how it would change this generations concept of music. Where are you Michael Stipe of 2023?!?
"It's crazy what you could have had..." I think most of us have been there at some point in our lives. It's probably Stipe's most naked lyric. Awesomeness personified.
This particular version is just out of this World. The music arrangement is stunning, and the steel guitar player is from another planet, what an incredible sound. Total respect to a band that has stood the test of time. ✊👏✊👏✊👏🙏
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When I was 21 I listened to Out of a Time so often that my ears bled, and while many of the songs, even those that many would consider classics today, began to wear out, Country Feedback was always the song that I never felt I had finished listening to. This has only been reaffirmed through many, many years of further listening and I hope and pray that it always will. This is a beautiful version of that wonderful song
The best version of one of the greatest songs ever written. The incredible BJ Cole adds such atmosphere to it, and Michael Stipe's voice never sounded better.
I remember staying up to watch this episode of Jools Holland, first episode he did with just one band. I recorded it on VHS... it seems a lifetime ago but jeez what music.
Man this song has so much meaning to me. Back in the 90's listening to this at night on my SL1210 smoking a spliff, just when me and my first love split up.. Wow.. What memories....x
Michael so magical, the world we live in is very depressing that song lift me up everytime I listen and watch it. Thank u youtube, thank u REM. Remember every moments.❤❤❤❤
This is the best performance of this song that I have found. Stype's voice sounds just about perfect here. this is an amazing song.......its on a maddening loop
It's interesting that as a young man, I screamed these lyrics...along w/ most REM songs, and now, so many years later, I feel what I might've felt back then. I remember a small party where we all sang, loudly, Green in its entirety. Still loving REM.
This flower is scorched, this film is on On a maddening loop, these clothes These clothes don't fit us right I'm to blame It's all the same It's all the same You come to me with a bone in your hand You come to me with your hair curled tight You come to me with positions You come to me with excuses Ducked out in a row You wear me out You wear me out We've been through fake-a-breakdown Self-hurt, plastics, collections Self-help, self-pain EST, psychics, fuck all I was central, I had control I lost my head I need this, I need this A paperweight, junk garage Wedding ring, a honey pot Crazy, all the lovers have been tagged A hotline, a wanted ad It's crazy what you could've had It's crazy what you could've had It's crazy what you could've had I need this, I need this It's crazy what you could've had Crazy what you could've had I need it, I need this It's crazy what you could've had It's crazy what you could've had I need this, I, I need this It's crazy what you could've had I need this, I need this It's crazy what you could've had Crazy what you could've had I need this, I need this Crazy what you could've had Crazy what you could've had
I'm a big ugly dude with a beard. Nothing makes me cry. But this song, and the way he sings it in this performance, make me do that crying gulping thing. A bit of a tear.
@@rain_down_ Doesn't surprise me one bit. Brits make great Americana musicians. After all, the greatest blues band in the world are a bunch of lower middle class lads from London: The Rolling Stones.
Defo. We had a Friday in the UK where Radio 1 were suggesting people should wear a T Shirt of their favourite band. I couldn't at the time, but wondered what I would wear. I immediately went to Radiohead but then remembered REM and realised I couldn't separate the two, especially if its the earlier Folky rock type stuff by REM which I love over their later albums
@@coolenaam there was no real need for a correction. If you really felt the need to then you could’ve done it in a way that didn’t come across so ‘I’m so clever. Look at me’. If that’s not how you meant it then I apologise but it is how it looks to me
The brilliant BJ Cole on pedal steel guitar adds a layer of magic to an already beautiful piece of music, I never tire of hearing this version. If you aren't familiar with the great man just check his history, he has played with some of the greatest artists in music
it reminds me of my father , now passed away, as he never liked modern music . driving to Felixstowe in old volkswagen listening to this on a tiny speaker ...
@James Stonley, he was apologising to her. Earlier in the set he'd noticed her saying "I need to use the bathroom", and he'd said that he didn't know where it was. So he was saying sorry if he had embarrassed her. Quite sweet, really.