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Haha, this is gold. Just as good as the old days really, especially George. His predicament sounds hilarious as usual. It's nostalgic, yet depressing to watch. They've all aged, technology has progressed... that 90's era is well and truly over forever.

I've always loved this song since hearing it as a kid. It's popularity coincided with a school trip to our city's Maritime Museum, and it has just been ingrained in my brain since. Very atmospheric; it really seems to channel the ghosts of ancient mariners or something.

I love this track. Interesting to hear that it was never played live until Gilmour played it on that show. Who gives a fuck if Syd created it all (respect to Syd). Even if anything non/post-Syd was under some other band name, I'd still be here cumming my pants. I have to hand it to these guys for...

@RB902050 It's a different fight though. I'd physically have the balls to take on any physical challenge... I can't fight my mental problems with muscle etc though. It's like a UFC fighter trying to beat a chess champion at chess: his physical body means nothing... not to sound depressing. I'm st...

It's so bizarre seeing Vedder jamming Split Enz & crowded House songs... like wtf? I never even knew until reading an albums booklet and seeing "Eddie Vedder backing vocals" on "everything is Good for You."... then hearing about him surfing with Tim Finn... it's just so "how the fuck did this hap...

@SerbianEaglecccc2 ... because they don't give a fuck about the destructive Western way of life? I'm not condoning what exists of many Aboriginal communities today, but this is the fallout from genocide. To think that following this culture is "bettering" ones self is a joke. Every river system i...

I couldn't care less about Billy's music these days, but this was good to watch.

I loved Supergrass in the 90's (this song was probably their best and not even released in the 90's). But, I love nothing these days. Even 'underground', it's just recycled garbage from the 90's or before.

Dylan (the host) wasn't a douche at all. It was just 90's eccentric humour, where it was cool to be blunt and random. I suppose you had to be an Aussie, and have grown-up with Recovery to understand him. In this day and age, I can see how he looks like a douche though. He was really one of the go...

They're Scottish born, but hardly a Scottish band. Angus & Bon moved to Australia at the ages of 8 and 6 respectively. They went through puberty and formed the band 8 or so years later in Australia. The legacy was born in Oz. But whatever, who cares about nationalism really.

Seal is probably my biggest "guilty pleasure" of the mainstream pop world. I've loved him since hearing 'Crazy', years ago, but kept it quiet as I was in to teh grunge etc. It's great that he's still releasing quality pop songs like this.

I love and hate this song. Well, I hate it lyrically in the sense that I'm 29, tittering on youth with no driving passion or accomplishments I deem worthy of such an age. "and then one day you find, 10 years have got behind you, no-one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun" so depress...

One of the best songs of that era. I was born in '82, but the whole movement had so much potential. Instead it seemed to become a fashion statement, and a haven for drug addicts... now we are enslaved more than ever! People blame the boomers, but it's not like all of them were hippies... and wher...

Didn't Kurt write this?

Holy F*ck! I haven't heard a lot of flamenco-esque playing & percussive techniques on a steel string. I think seeing this is a pretty pivotal point in my life. Fuck my shitty job and shitty life. Time to pick-up guitar again, and just live for it.

Wow! Inspiring

@lumpyplop

Actually, it probably is Celtic in origin. The song is allegedly adapted from an old Scottish tune "The Elfin Knight" depicting impossible love.

@MrClarkJohansson

Same here. I was actually looking up Celtic folk music... what a hottie!

This is fantastic. I'm looking to learn cittern or octave mandolin, and this has just inspired me further. Love that Celtic sound.

I find this kind of creepy.

Her vocals are great though. This old English music really resonates with me.

Awesome man. This is such a haunting, sweet English tune. I'm planning to pickup fingerstyle purely for stuff like this and Scarborough Fair etc. Just have to stop biting my fingernails!!