The Verve: A Northern Soul: Reprise

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Uploaded by on Apr 24, 2009

one of my favorite songs of The verve,
I upload it because I don't find it. enjoy

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  • It's twilight and i'm sitting in my balcony smoking and listening to early verve. Man life's good sometimes :)

  • this was not even supposed to be a song. Ashcroft said Mccabe was fooling around in the studio and the rest of them were just sitting there listening to him tear it apart

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  • "that was amazing..." - at the end....:)

  • Magical. McCabe isn't underrated - he's underproductive. Saw Black Ships in London, as you would expect, great soundscapes & they really enjoyed themselves. He & Si Jones have been unable to get music industry interest over the last three years, perhaps because they're 40 & their mercurial guitars just don't come in a marketable package. TBS even posted on their site that they didn't have the energy to finish the project! Sadly, The Verve's output may be all we have from McCabe.

  • @dipidjurah right on. I haven't listened to any of the Black Ships but i am sure it will be good. I plan to write like a 3000 word blog article on Nick McCabe as an underrated musician soon.

  • @MrKubricky and if you're able to see the beauty in it (and not only when you're high haha) like this beautiful song or a beautiful person like you :D cheers! 

  • @teamjakexx only if you know how to live my friend....and you sure do! ;-) cheers!!!....im doing the same thing!

  • had this on repeat for my entire shroom trip

  • Album cover reminds me of The Doors for some reason... great song, btw!

  • Nick McCabe is a very underrated guitarrist. He has some epics like this, and also makes perfect minimalist interventions in ballads such as "Sonnet". Seems he belongs to a tradition in England that gave us Johhny Marr, Graham Coxon, etc. I dont want to be nostalgic, but i feel like the english bands from the 2000s have more or less extinguished this tradition.

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