Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Oh My Lord (Official Audio)

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Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds are no ordinary group of musicians. Across four decades and 17 studio albums they have established themselves as one of the most exciting, influential and progressive bands on the planet. Albums including The Boatman's Call (1997), No More Shall We Part (2001), Push the Sky Away (2013) and their most recent Ghosteen (2019) have firmly cemented Cave’s position as one of the most acclaimed and sophisticated songwriters of his generation. Over the years, the Bad Seeds have harboured some of alternative music’s most celebrated and idiosyncratic musicians including Mick Harvey, Blixa Bargeld, Kid Congo Powers, Barry Adamson and the late, great Conway Savage. The current line-up of the group features the vital presence of shamanic multi-instrumentalist Warren Ellis alongside Martyn Casey (bass), Thomas Wydler (drums), Jim Sclavunos (percussion) and George Vjestica (guitar). A band apart, right from the very beginning, the Bad Seeds have always sounded like nobody else on earth.
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[@j.c7719]

“How have I offended thee?” such a great song and album. I love Nick Cave’s songwriting.

[@ginagloom3294]

"So when you think you're climbin' up, man, in fact, you're climbin' down."" GOLD

[@room1106]

As good as it gets.

[@CottonMouthJoe]

favourite album

[@hitchhikerRi]

Someone cries, “What are you looking for?” I scream, “The plot, the plot!”

[@ryantanner6526]

Be mindful of the prayers you send Pray hard, but pray with care

[@glenntarn9937]

No more shall we part is my first Nick cave and the bad seeds album absolutely love it which album do you recommend I get next ?

[@imprezovremizhe432]

Honestly, it depends on what you like about it. They have a lot of great albums, almost each one of them is unique in both sound and themes. If you liked the melancholy of No more shall we part, perhaps you should continue with The Boatman's Call. If you want to start from the beginning and open to punk and experimentation, From Her to Eternity or Tender Pray are also viable options. However, if you're looking for the "definitive" Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds experience, I'd suggest Henry's Dream, Murder Ballads or even Let Love In. That being said, I wouldn't recommend listening to the latest albums, like Wild God, Ghosteen or Skeleton Tree. These are great albums, but they are quite different from his early works, both instrumental and lyrically. So I'd leave them for last. Push the Sky Away is also a good option, though. Hope that helped!

[@glenntarn9937]

I got no more shall we part not long after it came out but only realised how brilliant it was recently. In your recommendation I’ve ordered let live in and murder ballads thank you

[@marianbultena7435]

Oooohh my Lord 🙏🙏

[@IggyMetall]

Great.

[@PrimitiveInTheExtreme]

🎧▶🎶👁

[@giordanagozzini755]

When Nick Cave was NICK CAVE!

[@thelonelypiper9562]

:-/