Regina Spektor - Machine - Live In London [HD]

[@jaseyboy]

The line that gets me every time is "Living in your pre-war apartment... soon to be your post-war apartment." It's pretty creepy when it hits you what she's saying.

[@vonufryk]

Now I live in a such apartment that has a status of in-war, but soon it will be in post-war one. Hope it will be soon. And the one thing I believe is that “the future is here, it’s bright”. Glory to Ukraine! 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

[@poocabraxi]

VIVA MOTHER RUSSIA 🇷🇺​@@vonufryk

[@The_RedVIII]

This is such an underrated song of hers. Definitely one of her best. The drum track is just awesome.

[@ЛюбомирМилославскый]

best piano, melody and voice. спасибо Регина

[@xBradsrucax]

Love this song. She is such a talented artist in her own unique way. The last line, "The future, it's here, it's bright, it's now." I can't help but feel that there is something more sinister meaning behind this verse...

[@Hawkeye156]

Dig the electrifying cymbals after the first chorus... and she's wonderful :)

[@ambermarie97]

she's so much better live. you really get to see her personality. i love her so much.

[@Babs3353]

Love the live version SO much more than the studio one!

[@1Individu]

Какое потрясное живое исполнение!

[@ThatIrishSongwriter]

Love Regina, and this is one of my favourites!

[@anadiniz9]

Brilliant song and lyrics

[@xBradsrucax]

Exactly. The government makes everything seem alright while the distract us in different ways. Like Regi said, "The future, it's here..." We're not too far off from what she's singing. Wow, yeah really. It does sound like a slogan. Yes, her music is amazing! I get to see her in Nashville next month. :)

[@poocabraxi]

BRAVO 👏🇬🇧🤌💘💋

[@joshuaharrison8113]

I love it!

[@lunamothhh]

i collect my moments into a correspondence with a mightier power who just lacks my perspectives and who lacks my organics and who covets my defects

[@im18mf]

I imagine just after that last word... the war breaks out.

[@IMNBDF]

2:23 *.* Just WOW !

[@5oClockShadows]

Regina is my secret

[@poocabraxi]

SHHHH 🤫

[@BennieTarrMusic]

Strange girl... I feel like she's kind of carrying the Stevie Nicks torch in a way. Just like how Stevie carried the Janis torch. Very unique, kinda sexy in a very, very strange way. Very original...

[@R0DisG0D]

She always struck me as closer to Joni Mitchell. Anyway a fantastic artist.

[@Neptunade]

Should be a musuc video describing a social media strawman composite.

[@vonufryk]

judges of art VS haters - 100:0 =D

[@seila758]

This really seems to be about MKUltra/Monarch Programming.

[@poocabraxi]

OH MOST DEFINITELY 😁

[@xBradsrucax]

Of course the song as a whole is pretty demented. Having looked up the meaning of the meaning yet, but will.

[@xBradsrucax]

*Haven't.

[@user-kh9ki3kq8m]

I'm pretty sure this song is about the Russian government.

[@ravenpotato3368]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think Regina was born in Russia during the Soviet Union.

[@setphaser]

Jackson Catlett it's post apocalyptic, it could be about anything. It's very 1984

[@ЛюбомирМилославскый]

look at your government better morron. damned tv zombie leave my native land alone finaдly. your "freedom wars" too bloody and borning a new wars tears and blood regulary x-kuse me 4 my ing leesh)

[@setphaser]

Любомир Милославскый your English is better than any of my secondary languages. My government is freaking scary. But not quite post apocalyptic. Though we don't hold onto our leaders for long these days.

[@EGRJ]

0 people are -- wait.

[@jlquire6263]

sucks for her to support colonizers.

[@bridget7223]

How much was your soul worth Regina? You're more talented then you've sold yourself to be. You could have done it on your own with Jesus Christ on your side. Spoken from a true span while you were a true underground murmur.

[@michaelvomdorp555]

Thanks 4 this comment, I feel very similar about this song ! 1st impression : wow, this music is SO awesome! But when I stop 2 actually think about the lyrics ,it's like this is designed 2 get U accustomed 2, identify with, & finally accept ,something really evil, becoming a slave of the new world order or whatever -breaking your resistance with the attractive music (this is how I feel when listening 2 this - gotta wean myself off it !)

[@catherinerainville4232]

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[@caro_lp]

What are you talking about?

[@blurrygorillaz973]

You know the real thing to be afraid of is you, not her.

[@caffeine-free_soda]

I lost braincells reading this comment and the first reply under it. 🤣 If you were a true fan, you would've known that many of Regina's songs are fictional stories and not autobiographical. This song was featured on the same album (Far) as songs such as "Laughing With" and "Human of the Year," both of which contain allegorical references to Christianity.