Yeah

❤

Still here in April 2024

Cold Case S7 Ep9

Yep xo

I completely agree. I think we're the last generation to have had decent music. I always say, "everything after 9/11 is crap", because the 90s was the last decade of good music, imo anyway. From 2000 onward, music got significantly worse each year. Music now is so generic. Most of it is completely lacking emotion, purpose and meaning. It's all created using the same industry formula, so it's boring, predictable and repetitive. Creativity, originality, freedom of expression and real talent has nearly disappeared from modern music. All we're left with is auto tuned garbage designed to please algorithms and promote agendas. I was 14 in 1999. Bush was one of my favorite bands for years. Although they're not in my top 3 favorites anymore, I still listen to their music from back then. Good music can stand the test of time. That's why we still listen to music from decades ago, but forget about new songs right away. Radio stations are still playing tons of music from the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s, because it's good music that passed the test of time.

I was 26 years old. I loved 99. Wild days then. I love the song. I find myself singing it for no reason. Im alot easier on myself now.

99 was a special year for me as well. A year of major change, heartache, love -hate and confusion. Everything that happened then still echos today in my life.

Yes.

Early 2000s is when good music eneded..im 40 too..the modern dance clubs still only play my generations dance hits

I felt the same way writing my little story 3 years ago. Coming back now tho, it's nice to see a few dozen people actually read it and maybe can relate.

Sorry

I will turn this song all the way up for Genevieve. May she rest in heaven. 🤘

@@gguevara5150 thank you ❤️

♥️♥️

amen sister

The best bush song by far

😎

Good music is timeless

🙋❤🔥🎸

Good god. Your comment just broke my heart. I'm so sorry for your loss.

I'm sorry for your loss..

you have a very beautiful last memory with your brother

Veronica Gutierrez RIP

Rip. Me my love.

Me too. I love this song. I think it has more to do with the direction of rock music when this came out. Corporate rock radio was moving quickly to weed out stuff like this.

Yeah... I've always thought this song was sooo beautiful and underrated!

People were conditioned to like garbage, that’s why there’s so much garbage that is topping the charts still.

@@noobdernoobder6707 wakka wakka wakka

Definitely keep coming back to this one….

Because it MEANS something. The meaning of music these days is lost in profitabilitism. Not saying it wasn't about profit in those times, just that it's the one and only reason left to release something these days. Which means releasing generally bullshit that as many people with low IQ or no nack for arts will enjoy. Bluntly, to sell as much as you can to people who never really listen to the lyrics or care about art.

@@dddux not all music. Finland has some incredible music

I know, right~~I feel the same way~~

My go to love song. My ideal picture of love between to people. I sing in a band and us to sing this to my ex..... 😢😮

Sorry for your loss, at least we still have the music we shared with them..

So sorry for the loss of your man, your right btw..this song does hit different. Peace out, sister x

I've lost count how many loved ones are dead from fentanyl n its started in my 20s n I'm in my 40s n it still happens I go through the alphabet letter by letter n name each person n I get halfway n can't bring myself to say more or I count the names n by the 20s I break down knowing I'm just halfway there, I come from a city in between two big cities that get everything from new York City the highway through my city is called heroin highway by the locals n police like the police think it's funny but they don't even realize that's they can't even do their job , I've seen puppies run around cars filled with heroin that I could smell it's a joke in new York, Rhode Island and Massachusetts USA

Hiv

He didn’t die of fentanyl poisoning. He overdosed on drugs. be honest.

On repeat

still in 24 @@HEYSERG

@@user-fw9by2qy3t yessir

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Agreed ❤

Leave it alone by moist is a gem too. Reminds me of the same feelings

yeah, im 32 now. our generation had amazing music. im binge listening to all my favorite oldies =)

@@mmmooo78 ❤️

@@itsmejahoo I am 46, saw them in concert twice, and I too forgot.

Same here, also listened the remix from Cafe del Mar compilation quite a lot. Then I haven't heard it in years when it suddenly came across my mind again.

Ya I'm 43 n had to come back to this after finding it was written about his friend who got AIDS n I had a couple friends just die from AIDS n they battled it for over 30yrs each n I was semi responsible for the first one dying earlier from it then he should by playing a stupid game of catch I miss through the glove at him n he had to reach out for it n that just snowballed into his death quicker dam if I only through that glove straight at him in the numbers not a stupid ass throw which I just tripped myself over n got busted up from n dam so much blood n broken bones n I'm carrying him n he's screaming at me I have AIDS let me go save yourself but I just had to be a hero if just for one day (Bowie much much love for your music )

Wow. Had no idea :/ very talented!

Really? I didn’t kno that. He also did great on the lost boys too!!

I can't think of many that beat it for the painful beauty of the song, and I was around in the late 70s memory wise.

Ain’t that the truth. Life hasn’t gotten easier the way I always thought it would. Oh hell no, the older we get the more shit we go through.

Omg same 😋

Same!!❤

Same

Same! ❤

2023 🤘

I saw them in April 1997, some of us never left.

👍👍👍

Sadly, the theme of the video doesn’t fit the lyrics. Both are beautiful, but separately. I wish I’d told my best friend more about how amazing he was for just being him and he didn’t need secrets. But he passed too soon. We used to listen to this song together all the time when it first came out. Maybe it was enough.

¡Muchas gracias! 🍷

First time i think it was about the relationship conversation! 😁😂

I think I’ve read that this song was written for a friend of the band’s who was suffering from an illness at the time but I don’t remember the details, and yesss, it’s a sad but beautiful song.

Is about friend with aids. 😢

video implies a rape

Snes love no it doesn’t. At all.

Me too I was 19 when this song came out and now I’m 42

that scene and s4e20 ending when Courage started playing.. are the two scenes that had me crying...

Charmed S02e20

Yess❤️

Just watched that episode and brought me here too! ❤️

Same here just like you all. Tried to watch the new Charmed TV Show but it doesn't sit well I guess.

This is one I could listen to over and over and over. 🤍🕊

2022~~😊😊😊

2022 and I will always love this song~~

at least you helped her all you could

@gavin rossdale you're not Gavin rossdale

My dad wouldn't talk about it bc he was too scared..I wish he had been able to overcome that fear..bc I'm left here on this world, and you are, and so much is left forever unsaid.

I remember that. Used to watch in the morning before 8th grade. And they did play this. And Korn, Limp Bizkit, etc. All the bands of that era.

I forget what he was trying to convey in the music video. It's so mysterious. The hand painting on the wall. I wonder if music videos mean anything to kids now days , the way music videos meant for us back then and how they really told their own stories. The 90s.

@@JHD6045 you were born in 86 hahaha. Me too. I was in 8th grade. That’s so funny.

@@Duzz14 84' 1999 was a hellof a year for music

@@JHD6045 it really was. How many times did you play Californication that summer? That, There is Nothing Left to Lose came later, Significant Other came out in like June. It was probably even bigger that year than both of them. Which is crazy to think about now. Slim Shady LP....that’s just a few. One of my all time favorite albums “The Fragile” NIN which I bought the first day it came out at strawberries. Man I miss those days

Agreed

Same! I have no idea why, but it came to my mind all of a sudden, just like that, I didn't even remember the title, I had to google the lyrics to find it, that's crazy!

Terri Shaw that old..Damn

Same shit here

So apparently it’s the theme song for “the crossing” on abc and that’s how I got reminded of it again. I think it’s just the instrumental part, but I was like, fuck, I forgot about this

It's pure art

Razorblade Suitcase is one of my favorite albums of all time. I still love it even more than sixteen stone

Favorite song since the day it come out

They're really NOT that underrated dude they were huge in the 90s people SERIOUSLY need to stop overusing that fucking word! Every single video I click on...underrated underrated underrated. Omg if I see that godamn word used for a band or a song one more damn time imma lose it!!! Next thing I know, someone's going to call nirvana underrated I swear tfg.

@Patrick Whelpley oh my GOD I know. People are ridiculously and unabashedly redundant nowadays absolute SHEEPLE!

@Patrick Whelpley I HATE the year one!!!

Yes you are. Everyone else on this comment section is pranking you

You're not the only one who loves this song.

Me too

James J same here, I'm 34 tho lol also almost cried tho

James J im 28 now heard this when i was 12 geez man

Heaven is on the way

I’m 40 soon. Reminds me of been in 1999 when I got this on cd. Stand out track. Reminds me of getting of getting divorced. “Silence is not the way” very profound.

1983 here.... i feel ya bro

I hope that you know thats not your fault. There was a hell of a lot more going on. I dont know you or your situation but as a surviver of a suicide attempt and a loved one of someone who completed suicide there was a lot more going on. I am really truly sorry for your loss hun 💔

Yep, me to buddy

statement