She has a wonderful voice and the performance was great but non of the performers look the least bit happy

thank you hello from Russia

Good that she is still around, though.

So she's 27 here in 1994 captivated in time♥️ good music for the soul♥️

hello from Russia it's great performance

And apparently in her own as well...

True

@Well Wishes It's not easy to 'read' what is going on inside her World, but what comes out is beautiful (imo).

You are a poet sir . Thank you

it's not unreal, she's just hot man

Beautiful Song ❤️

she looks like shes wearing some make up

no makeup lol, did you even saw women without makeup? xD

Born 20 years late myself. Interesting to see how the 90s generation differs from generations today. In the music that occurred from the artists/poets living then. I'm sure neighborhoods had their influence.

@@shawnmckendrick5892 so was she ,Hope would have been sensational at Woodstock

Is that what you call it?

You were happy and didn't even know it. "I wish someone would tell you that you're actually in the good old days before you actually leave them"

That's cool. See, Mazzy Star and Hope were always my go to band during break ups in the 90s. Lol

Please find your happiness again. There are billions of flowers and they are all beautiful. Sending you love and light.

Me too, pal.

Same, here.

ok

She's lovely. Just that.

Thank you

we have declined in the quality of song writing over time I think

@@gscgold Big time.

I agree.

Amen to that. In the 90's I wanted to be Roback. For one, he was guitarist in my favorite band & second, Hope Had been in love with him. Lucky guy.

You make a great point Sean. Dave was crucial to MS. I guess the reason we all focus on hope is because the integration of his guitar is so smooth and flawless it sort of becomes one sound and so many of us MS fans are just hearing the voice and guitar flow as one. He was definitely crucial to MS

@@lechanneldemysterieuxmante1807 With a great band there is a sort of alchemy at work, something that is impossible to predict or replicate. This is why when so many musicians go out on their own because they front a band - or become the poster boy or girl for a band - its just not the same and they are never as successful afterward. There is generally a crucial relationship between two members of a band that seems to be central to their ethos and sound, but in other cases its three or even four that make the mix. Sometimes its a sort of interpersonal turbulence that makes a band what it is, which is why they don't last. (Like the great quote from The Third Man about Switzerland and Italy in the Renaissance) With Mazzy Star, it was the interaction between Dave Roback and Hope Sandoval, the moody lyrics, Hope's mesmerizing, almost hypnotic singing was ideally matched by Roback's fuzzy guitar work. Either one of them without the other was just not the same. But how many bands maintain a great creative pitch over more than two or three albums anyway? Perhaps in the end we are fortunate in that they didn't try to go on and on or to try to commercialize their sound as the label wanted. Better to leave us with some unforgettable music that I believe sounds as good as it did thirty years ago. I first saw them (I think) at a small club in Hollywood with a musician friend visiting from London, not one of the clubs on the strip, but a club closer to Fairfax. The lights were low (as Hope preferred) and she never made any eye contact with the smallish crowd, but the songs were wonderful and her performance seemed to be more powerful because of the introspective, trance-like state she seemed to be in when she sang.

@@lechanneldemysterieuxmante1807 Guitars and guitar playing can be duplicated by other musicians. There's only one Hope .

It would be nice and easy on the head after 14 hours of turmoil

I listened to this while on ecstasy and my god my heart was not ready for the waves of emotions that would hit.

Walking on that is one of my fav things to do, Mazzy is the day after, very relatable

Ahhhhh, back when we were young and life/music actually had meaning and emotion.

I never stopped. It's my life.

Nah probably the most underrated band is one you haven't heard of.

While that's true it also makes that sadness and pain tolerable like a gentle caress. Doesn't make it go away just comforts you in its presence

What about Mike

She's always my Hope. The art is forever. Loves ma Mazzy Star ⭐

She's what 55 now

@@jonhawkins7510 And?

Yes, she really has kept her beauty and dignity. She will always be beautiful and a very unique singer and woman.

Thats what i say about the 70's,it surely feels the same,

Is there fake music by fake artists for a fake audience anywhere on this planet?

Yes today’s crap that’s augmented by autotune, programmed to the same sounds as each other, and an escapade of half naked dancers. Because that’s what makes the most money and that’s all that matters today. Nobody today even deserves to stand in the same room as Hope.

@@ZulcanPrime people watch concerts they go to through their phone these days

Can you give some of the names? love to hear music influenced by MS

@@THarshavardhanReddy Lana Del Rey and Honey Gentry are my favorites that are certainly inspired by Mazzy

@Well Wishes No one. Just a joke..remember those?

@Well Wishes A lot of people disagree with me on this but Dave probably spent “time” with her.

@Well Wishes Perhaps 🙂

And to think I never believed in angels

Not young anymore

This is the unvarnished truth! It's amazing how great mainstream music in every genre was during this period! It was an awesome period for music lovers!

🤣🤣🤣

@@MisfitoX why you laughing?

dude there is plenty of amazing, current music. tbh just look beyond top 40! but i also agree that i loooove this no phone concert vibe.

@@meghansullivan6812 thats what i said before the mainstream was the good stuff now the mainstream is horrible

I know man. Her voice is amazing. Her passion is such a turn on. Shes a siren in my dreams.

@@wchurchill419 nobody asked for your turn on. can we please not sexualize women by default

@@sandras2624 oh shut up. It was a compliment. Nobody was sexualizing anything Karen. The compliments were about her voice and passion. Fk right off

her face is like an angel , so pure so beautiful, and still now at 55 and her voice ... oh damn i m in love of a woman in 1994 lol im fucked up

@@sandras2624 I agree with you. The "male groupie" comments are tacky and in poor taste. These guys need to listen to music with their ears instead of their genitals.

Played this again tonight. I hope I never forget this song. The Am is as fun as the variant D riff. I've certainly gone blind in my heart.

Hypnotic...

Its called integrity.

@Well Wishes It's a joke. It's referring to how many male fans of Mazzy Star have wanted to kiss Hope, and the harmonica used here got closer to her mouth than any of those men ever will.

@Well Wishes you fool

🤣🤣🤣 literally

The first time in human history ANYONE would be jealous of a harmonica. Bravo, my good fellow, this comment wins 👏

Yep, definitely envious of her harmonica. 😂

Lana is another under appreciated artist.

@@fixedit8689 …

@@fixedit8689 she is quite literally one of the most popular female artists on Earth right now...

@@deadinfebruary Yeah, and tbh, Lana took this style and Hope’s-“esque” n made it her own.

I've always had the same feeling

Ditto!