That moment right there, that's the whole performance in a breath. I hope anyone that misses it goes back and pays attention.

An excellent point. This beats Biffy Clyro's self-absorbed histrionics hands down.

It is my understanding that Tiny Changes was created before Scott's passing.

@@alexandersudheim1699 biffy are also well attached to FR. SN talks so highly of FR so not sure i get where you are coming from with the hate. I do agree FT should have been on the record

@@christopherallen4827 ikr, the "self-absorbed histrionics" is how you described 1975, not biffy ffs. clearly you have no idea how huge their impact has on rock scene. punk genre, mathrock, pop, industrial, metal. basically... you can find each of these genres in almost all of their songs. the fact that you went with self-absorb histrionics ironic cuz ... y r u making this unnecessary yelling and overdone gesture for? ​ @Alexander Sudheim

​@@alexandersudheim1699 the "self-absorbed histrionics" is how you described 1975, not biffy ffs. clearly you have no idea how huge their impact has on rock scene. punk genre, mathrock, pop, industrial, metal. basically... you can find each of these genres in almost all of their songs. the fact that you went with self-absorb histrionics ironic cuz ... y r u making this unnecessary yelling and overdone gesture for? ​

Chris Pepper im glad u discovered him. frank was so right in that we need to just continue to let everyone know how great he was by carrying on his music.

Same. So fn powerful live... and now all over again.

wow i wish i was there to feel the love for scott, live. but i can feel frank and comments like these make it close enough. my heart will always ache for scott and his family, friends, and fans.

God damnit

It would have been Scott's 40th birthday today. It's been 3 and half years since the one time i watched this video, left a comment and balled my eyes out, revisisted for the first time today.... saw so many likes and just thought wow, there will never be another like him. Utter genius. Still unsure how Frank got through this that night

It's our duty to keep Scott's voice alive - hard as it can be.

@@boarderjm when people ask me about my favourite records, I always mention the midnight organ fight, the amount of comfort that record has brought me over the past few years (especially the past few months) in indescribable. I have make tiny changes tattooed on thigh, that’s all we can expect to make

I am ill but I’m not dead, and I don’t know which of those I’d prefer. Imagine singing that line the day you found out your friend is dead from suicide. Absolutely amazing of FT to perform such an emotional tribute so soon after Scott’s passing.

You’ve made great decisions when you started listening to Frank Turner and Frightened Rabbit. I hope you’re doing well now buddy :)

Hope you’re well, bud. Welcome to the family.

Anisia Villamejor I feel ya. Frabbit came into my life when I was in some dark teenage days and I was a heavy listener for years, faded away from listening to music all together after becoming depressed again. The news of Scott brought me back to listening to the entirety of the band. I even bought a book he illustrated for. His voice and lyrics bring new meaning. I am in a good place right now but I couldn’t tell him thank you enough for what he did. And continues to do through his music. I hope where ever he is now he FINALLY know how loved he was and missed he is. 🤘🏼🐇

Oh wow, I looked into the book you mentioned and it's beautiful. And truly, Scott's work will never stop being important to me. His words got me through so much and I still fall back on them when things get hard.

chloe any time you have the opportunity to see Frank live- do it. He is an amazing honest performer and incredibly inspiring. Enjoy your show

Same.

That was tough. Thanks for sharing this. Lots of heartbroken fans today. Hoping to see other people carry on his legacy by doing things like this.

i think >10 years of struggling is long enough... can't have asked for much more than that. i will always miss him as if he was a best friend but my heart only hurts because of the fact that he went on hurting for so long...

Lena Pauline He was my friend.

NotTheSun He was my friend.

NotTheSun Thanks mate.

I know this is years after you commented, but I think at this point (before meeting his wife) Frank was almost entirely driven by the idea that playing live shows could cheer people up for a few hours, I think letting down his paying audience would've been unimaginable for him. A similar thing is Weird Al Yankovic, who played a gig hours after finding out both his parents had died at the same time. Top performer's brains are not wired the same as you or I.

(At least the way Scott plays it) Drop D tuning: Intro/Verse: 0977xx 810xxxx 99xxxx 55003x (your basic G variation used throughout) 4402xx (last two chords are also used in the Woodpile) Chorus (Scott plays the first using "power chord" like ones, then uses more open variations). Here are the open ones: 0007xx (D variation) 55003x (G) 77x65x (A) 99070x (B minor) Those are the basic chords he uses, or at least how I interpret and play it. You can vary which strings you leave open depending upon what chord you're playing, and you can add notes if you like. Watch the video of him playing it, and you'll figure it out. For the second verse, you can also play a normal D without the high E (x0023x) and then add a B flat and a B (x1003x x2003x)