James Blake - Lindisfarne (Montreux Jazz Festival 2011 Live)

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[@wien93]

This is perhaps the most beautiful piece of music ever made.

[@Biyou22]

I agree

[@bennyboy1918]

The feeling of remembering old friendships that at one time you thought would last forever. You never know if you'll ever see some of those people again but you hold on as long as you can to those feelings when they come up every now and again. The beat drives you back to into your present life and towards your future, the major key feels different it is your hope that if you let go of the past more and more you will be able to create some memorable experiences like that with people again

[@legendsof567]

seriously only 30,000 views, 16 comments and 300 likes? this is by far one of the most beautifully haunting performances ever. i cannot contain in words what i felt after watching this. this deserves more. more love. more every good thing on this good earth.

[@altongrimes]

He perhaps sings what we all feel but have never been able to express.

[@lindseyb2586]

I still can't believe the vocals on this performance. Absolute chills and the little movements that accompany the vocals feel like watching emotion pour out of someone

[@EarlCyberspace]

I always come back to this version. His vocals when the band kicks in are so powerful backed by the heavily chorused vocoder. The beat is also just so laid back yet driving somehow. This song just embodies the word "melancholy" in a beautiful, detached way.

[@Biyou22]

Ephraim McFarland eyes got watery !

[@xHenriee]

Ephraim McFarland the chords are so beautiful.

[@MrKillianDude]

It's amazing, at the beginning you can hear the people laughing and talking, and just a few seconds after he starts this amazing performance, everybody's just quiet and silent.

[@kengreenwood]

+MrKillianDude - Having the talents to silence a room in a heartbeat is a powerful thing.

[@eugenestaniel]

James Blake is a visionary, extremely underrated

[@davidwave4]

His debut album may just be a classic, a monumental piece of electronic music that hopefully will shape albums that come after it. It's already had a profound effect on both electronic music, R&B and hip-hop; Drake, The Weeknd, Big KRIT, Chance the Rapper, SBTRKT, Sampha and others have said that they were influenced by this record.

[@davidwave4]

Spot on, kid.

[@Qkdkdq]

Its good but massively overrated

[@bigwoke5956]

music thats makes you cry without understanding it doesn't touch your mind, it touches your soul

[@maggiegammons9781]

James Blake is a god. This made me cry

[@_fig.8]

i can only express my deep gratitude that this is what electronic music has evolved into. a study in contradictions; delicate and powerful, fragile and stoic.

[@bigwoke5956]

i love how as soon as he opened his mouth everyone shut theirs

[@KingPivot001]

that was interesting how he did the verse segment in major key in this version, not sure if I liked it more but it kindof gives the song a new perspective

[@decoder478]

He should be the most famous songwriter . Period. Still Haunted by this piece of epic magic !

[@MetaDubstep]

Amazing.

[@naikabalexis]

Simply beautiful....

[@csheets40]

Amazing artist! I always think of Blake as the male version of Imogen Heap. So spectacular...

[@wingsatbay]

Absolutely incredible indeed

[@ChristopherRyanJ]

His timing in the entire Montreux Jazz Festival (2011) set is incredible.

[@frankumjay]

beautiful

[@Lucas.-11]

Obra de arte.

[@altongrimes]

Deep calls to deep

[@SivadBop]

bacon don't fryyyyyyyyy toooooo HOT

[@TerryTrill]

looool

[@Mizzlucien]

1:07 almost made me throw my phone

[@franker804]

1 + 2 is great

[@njjoe4572]

:)

[@stephenwojtila2817]

2:22 :)

[@josephkogut7472]

is he singing through a vocoder?

[@MattDyck6]

completely ridiculous

[@rbthesunsetloner]

What, it sucks?