Jeff Mangum - "True Love Will Find You In The End"

[@DBKMC]

Two of my favorite songwriters for over a decade. I had no idea this existed until now. Thank you for uploading it.

[@panscentralexpresspresents4733]

Isn’t this track amazing, Jeff’s voice fits so perfectly it does something to me. Since the first time I’ve listened this cover, to every time I listen to it. These goaty drawn out coos. It’s healing. Healing in this primal way,

[@DBKMC]

@@panscentralexpresspresents4733 Yes, I agree. Something about his voice is just mesmerizing

[@theheroofkvatch8370]

Great cover of a Daniel Johnston classic. Him, Magnum, Linkous, and Chessnutt represent the best music of the 90s and 2000s.

[@finnkennnedy]

Jeff Mangum, Daniel Johnston, Matthew Good. My 3 favourite singers ever. Each one of them has played this song. Someday if I’m recognized as a singer songwriter I hope I cover this beautiful song too.

[@cheezysmusiclounge3239]

Good music taste

[@Onebell_sr]

True Love Will Find You In The End

[@rickyv8709]

Wow, I haven’t heard this one before! Thank you

[@panscentralexpresspresents4733]

Been writing so many songs in the past 6 months, and I know it was in there... But jeff gave me what it took to stoke the flame man.... I wish i could thank him myself. i shut myself in so badly for so long because of a traumatic child hood and terrible circumstances... Self destruction was the go to, not to get to gory but lots of drugs and self harm tinge the pages of my young life... Healing is a really hard thing... its even stalled by the foods we eat and the life style we have been sold..... So breaking away for me, which has been a journey of about 5 years now, was really important to my survival because I had sustained alot of damage the first 16 years of life so i was harboring major mental illness and reality just shatters for from time to time. But loosing focus on my point.... I was an insecure person, eye contact was hard and i could barely speak to others with out over analyzing how i was being precieved But i was and am an artist, and craved the validation of my friends and close loved ones. But i couldnt show any one much. maybe a small poem here and there, and even then i would say, read this im leaving dont say anything about it when i get back i just want to know youve seen it, seen me...... But now I'm singing and playing guitar in front of people, and i can only thank Jeff mangum for being that final shove, that healing aura and that fire started which made me feel so much better about myself, just because i got caught up in enjoying life.... I was enjoying life by accident because i was enjoying Neutral Milk Hotels so much, That I just thought i was better, and then i was..... Its like, your having a shit day, week or life, and you hear this song on the radio, and suddenly your bopping to the step and you run out of your house filled with desire to be alive and i think that had been stomped out long before i could ever remember what it was like to enjoy being awake.... But any way.... its not a big deal... I was alive before neutral milk hotel..... But im certainly still alive after it. And this cover was a perfect fit for jeff....

[@morgangiosa7515]

I completely relate to what you're saying - not necessarily the drugs and self-harm (though I have my own vices), but the PTSD and mental illness and struggling to find purpose and remain alive. "In the Aeroplane Over the Sea" is one of very few albums that I can truly say healed me. I can listen to the blues artists that actually influence my style as a guitarist - albums by the likes of Albert King, Michael Bloomfield, and Eric Clapton have actually shaped and molded the style of guitar playing that I personally do, much more than Jeff's work - and it's just music, but Jeff Mangum's work is therapeutic. It's beyond "just music". Spiritually speaking, there's something very healing about it. It's clear to me, in listening to his work, that Jeff himself is perhaps a bit mentally ill and scarred from a traumatic past, too, even if he doesn't choose to see a psychiatrist or use those labels. He's also a genius, and every time I hear his work, and I hear his sadness and passion in the lyrics and melodies, I always hear a kindred spirit, and hope things continue to remain positive for both of us. Anyway, it's an ongoing process to heal, but I wish you well. I checked out your work and it's fantastic. If by chance you want to check out my work, you can run a KZbin search for "Fake News Blues Band". My debut album with my band shows up in the sidebar. I also do paintings and photography, visible at morgangiosa.com. I haven't kept the image galleries up to date with all of my best work, though. I really relate to what you're saying, about insecurity. If you flashed back to even just 1-2 years ago, I would never be able to converse with a total stranger and suggest to that person that they might want to check out my work. I couldn't even tell people that I was a musician and an artist, because I think of talented artists as superior human beings, and I didn't think I was even remotely at the level of the people who I idolize. I was also only charging my clients as a web developer a couple hundred dollars here and there - not nearly enough to even remain alive independently. Now, I've come to realize that my art has value, too, and that I should be charging more like a couple thousand per project, not a couple hundred, for my hard work. I play on stage now, too, just as you do. I'm glad for both of us. Shedding insecurity is a process, but it's worth doing to share our art with the world. I, too, thank Jeff Mangum for inspiring me to be an artist, and to be the best artist I can be.

[@biggusdickus1689]

I hope things have been going well for you man, best of luck to you.

[@hunterturner2934]

It’s been a year but I’m right here with you

[@panscentralexpresspresents4733]

@@hunterturner2934 glad to have you here man.

[@hunterturner2934]

@@panscentralexpresspresents4733 same to you 💓

[@stevenhelock]

rip Daniel Johnston ;_;

[@ponybraddock2144]

I would really love to hear Jeff doing a cover of "Story of an Artist". it would perhaps fit him quite well

[@maddeypuppets]

wow, i never knew this is existed. what performance is this from?