Brokedown Palace - Müzik
Brokedown Palace by Grateful Dead
Grateful Dead
Sanatçı biyografisi Grateful Dead
Grateful Dead 1965 Yılında Amerika'nın San Francisco Eyaletinde Kurulmuş Bir Psychedelic/jam/country Grubudur.Bu Çeşitlemeli Tanımlamanın Sebebi Grubun Folk Bluegrass Blues Reggae Country Jazz Psychedelia Gospel Ve Space Rock Gibi Türleri De Içinde Barındıran Bir Müzik Anlayışının Olmasıdır.
Lenny Kaye'in Haklarında "Onların Müziği Birçok Grubun Varlığının Farkında Bile Olmadığı Boyutlara Uzanıyor." Dediği Hayranlarına "Deadheads" Adı Verilen Grup Henüz Sadece Bir Kısmı Yayınlanmış Olan Canlı Kayıtlarla Beraber 22 Stüdyo Albümüne Imza Atmıştır. Http //en.Wikipedia.Org/wiki/Grateful_Dead
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Frogtoon Müzik - Şarkı Bilgisi: Brokedown Palace
Grateful-Dead - American Beauty
Faaare Ye Well My Honey
Fare Ye Well My Only True Love
All The Birds That Were Singin'
Have Flown Except You Alone Wow I Am Beginning To Feel Like A Broken Record When I Say This Is A Legendary Grateful Dead Song That Displays Robert Hunter's Work At Its Finest. I Suppose That What Happens When You Have Box Of Rain And Brokedown Palace One After The Other In The Alphabetical Song List. Brokedown Isn't As Metaphysical As Box Of Rain But Instead A Much More Sincere And Poignant Love Song. It Is Possibly More Impressive That Robert Hunter Could Put Together Such An Interesting And Effective Traditional Ballad Than Write About Mind Bending Concepts Like "it Is A Box Of Rain I Don't Know Who Put It There..." From Box Of Rain . This Song Also Reminds Me Of Box Of Rain Because It Doesn't Have That Really Recognizable Opening Riff - Always Leaving Me Waiting Until Jerry Sings The First Line To Know For Sure Which Song It Is Although Much Like Jack Straw - The Placement In The Set Makes The Tune Pretty Obvious No Matter How Varied The Introduction To The Piece Is . Yet Another Thing I Would Like To Point Out Yet Again Is That I Can't Imagine That I Really Understood What A Great Song This Was In High School When I Got That Cassette Copy Of American Beauty. Since I've Now Said The Same About Attics Of My Life And Box Of Rain It Begs The Question - What Did I Listen To On American Beauty Back Then. The Truth Is... I Don't Know If I Was Really Mature Enough To Appreciate These Types Of Songs At That Age... ...But I Sure Do Now. Brokedown Palace Is An Emotional Song For Me Now More Than Ever. I Am A Lot Older A Lot More Burned Out And A Lot Has Been Lost In Life And I Have A Lot Less To Lose Than Before . I Now Love This Tune. It Is So Fitting That It Often Ended The Weekend Of Shows. It Is Kind Of A Farewell Song - The End Of A Period Of Life. It May Refer To A Relationship A Job A Situation A Friendship But It Just Has That Vibe Of A Spent Person Kind Of Giving Up And Moving On. There Is Also That Affection For The Subject The Song Is Being Sung To... Which Reminds Me That So Many Times In Life We Are Faced With Situations That Don't Work Out And It Isn't Necessarily That We Don't Want Them To It Just Wasn't Meant To Be. So I Hope That Makes Sense. I Enjoy Writing About Songs Like This And All The Memories That They Bring Up For Me. Later This Year My Life Will Be Equal Lengths "pre Grateful Dead Discovery" And "post Grateful Dead Discovery" Because I Was Introduced Their Music At The Age Of 17 And Will Turn 34 In A Few Months. This Means That I've Spent More Of My Life As A Deadhead Than Not And For Only 3 Years Of My Liking The Dead Was Jerry Even Alive! . I've Been Through A Lot Since I First Heard Brokedown Palace And God Willing I Will Go Through A Lot More Before I Hear It A Final Time. Brokedown Palace Song Rating On A Scale Of 1-10 9.0 Disclaimer This Is Part Of My Review Of Every Grateful Dead Song From A-Z. Music Is A Beautiful Thing Because It Is So Personal And Subjective So Keep In Mind That This Is One Man's Opinion And Be Sure To Read My Blog Manifesto To Understand A Little More About Where I'm Coming From .
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Grateful Dead - Sugar Magnolia Grateful Dead - Box Of Rain The Band - The Weight The Jimi Hendrix Experience - The Wind Cries Mary Bob Dylan - Like A Rolling Stone The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Castles Made Of Sand Jerry Garcia Band - Deal Bob Weir - Black-Throated Wind The Band - The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down The Beatles - Happiness Is A Warm Gun Bob Dylan - All Along The Watchtower The Beatles - Dear Prudence The Velvet Underground - Pale Blue Eyes Cream - White Room Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Cinnamon Girl Neil Young - Heart Of Gold The Doors - Light My Fire Jefferson Airplane - Wooden Ships Van Morrison - Into The Mystic Jefferson Airplane - We Can Be Together Bob Weir - Playing In The Band Neil Young - Words Between The Lines Of Age Jerry Garcia - Late For Supper The Doors - Break On Through to The Other Side The Who - Magic Bus Crosby, Stills & Nash - Southern Cross Pink Floyd - Money Traffic - Hidden Treasure Buffalo Springfield - For What It's Worth Creedence Clearwater Revival - Proud Mary Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here Cream - World Of Pain Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - Helpless The Velvet Underground - All Tomorrow's Parties The Byrds - Old John Robertson Single Version * - The Byrds Jimi Hendrix - Villanova Junction Live At Woodstock Crosby, Stills & Nash - Suite: Judy Blue Eyes The Byrds - Mr. Tambourine Man The Beach Boys - Darlin' live Steppenwolf - Sookie Sookie Live 1970 Led Zeppelin - Going To California Jimi Hendrix - The Star-Spangled Banner Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Powderfinger Creedence Clearwater Revival - Who'll Stop The Rain Steppenwolf - Born To Be Wild Traffic - Sittin' Here Thinkin' Of My Love The Rolling Stones - Cool, Calm & Collected Syd Barrett - Terrapin Syd Barrett - She Took A Long Cold Look The Who - Tattoo
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Biography - Grateful Dead
Grateful Dead 1965 Yılında Amerika'nın San Francisco Eyaletinde Kurulmuş Bir Psychedelic/jam/country Grubudur.Bu Çeşitlemeli Tanımlamanın Sebebi Grubun Folk Bluegrass Blues Reggae Country Jazz Psychedelia Gospel Ve Space Rock Gibi Türleri De Içinde Barındıran Bir Müzik Anlayışının Olmasıdır.
Lenny Kaye'in Haklarında "Onların Müziği Birçok Grubun Varlığının Farkında Bile Olmadığı Boyutlara Uzanıyor." Dediği Hayranlarına "Deadheads" Adı Verilen Grup Henüz Sadece Bir Kısmı Yayınlanmış Olan Canlı Kayıtlarla Beraber 22 Stüdyo Albümüne Imza Atmıştır. Http //en.Wikipedia.Org/wiki/Grateful_Dead
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Lenny Kaye'in Haklarında "Onların Müziği Birçok Grubun Varlığının Farkında Bile Olmadığı Boyutlara Uzanıyor." Dediği Hayranlarına "Deadheads" Adı Verilen Grup Henüz Sadece Bir Kısmı Yayınlanmış Olan Canlı Kayıtlarla Beraber 22 Stüdyo Albümüne Imza Atmıştır. Http //en.Wikipedia.Org/wiki/Grateful_Dead
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16 Grateful Dead ile benzer 10 sanatçı - Frogtoon Müzik
Jerry Garcia Band Jerry Garcia Phish Bob Weir Dead & Company New Riders Of The Purple Sage Moe. The Allman Brothers Band Trey Anastasio The String Cheese Incident Little Feat The Band Traffic Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Quicksilver Messenger Service Circles Around The Sun.
Faaare ye well, my honey
Fare ye well, my only true love
All the birds that were singin'
Have flown except you alone
Wow, I am beginning to feel like a broken record when I say this is a legendary Grateful Dead song that displays Robert Hunter's work at its finest. I suppose that what happens when you have Box of Rain and Brokedown Palace one after the other in the alphabetical song list.
Brokedown isn't as metaphysical as Box of Rain but instead a much more sincere and poignant love song. It is possibly more impressive that Robert Hunter could put together such an interesting and effective traditional ballad than write about mind bending concepts like "it is a box of rain, I don't know who put it there..." (from Box of Rain).
This song also reminds me of Box of Rain because it doesn't have that really recognizable opening riff - always leaving me waiting until Jerry sings the first line to know for sure which song it is (although, much like Jack Straw - the placement in the set makes the tune pretty obvious no matter how varied the introduction to the piece is).
Yet another thing I would like to point out yet again is that I can't imagine that I really understood what a great song this was in high school when I got that cassette copy of American Beauty. Since I've now said the same about Attics of My Life and Box of Rain it begs the question - what did I listen to on American Beauty back then. The truth is... I don't know if I was really mature enough to appreciate these types of songs at that age...
...But I sure do now. Brokedown Palace is an emotional song for me now more than ever. I am a lot older, a lot more burned out, and a lot has been lost in life (and I have a lot less to lose than before). I now love this tune. It is so fitting that it often ended the weekend of shows. It is kind of a farewell song - the end of a period of life. It may refer to a relationship, a job, a situation, a friendship, but it just has that vibe of a spent person kind of giving up and moving on. There is also that affection for the subject the song is being sung to... which reminds me that so many times in life we are faced with situations that don't work out and it isn't necessarily that we don't want them to, it just wasn't meant to be.
So I hope that makes sense. I enjoy writing about songs like this and all the memories that they bring up for me. Later this year my life will be equal lengths "pre Grateful Dead discovery" and "post Grateful Dead Discovery" (because I was introduced their music at the age of 17, and will turn 34 in a few months. This means that I've spent more of my life as a Deadhead than not (and for only 3 years of my liking the Dead was Jerry even alive!). I've been through a lot since I first heard Brokedown Palace, and god willing I will go through a lot more before I hear it a final time.
Brokedown Palace Song Rating on a Scale of 1-10: 9.0
Disclaimer: This is part of my review of every Grateful Dead song from A-Z. Music is a beautiful thing because it is so personal and subjective, so keep in mind that this is one man's opinion (and be sure to read my blog manifesto to understand a little more about where I'm coming from). Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.