Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Live - Lightning Crashes!! I can't BELIEVE this...

[@markk.4941]

Not about a woman passing during childbirth. About an older woman passing and a new baby being born at the same moment. One angel opening her eyes for the first time and another angel closing her eyes for the last time.

[@cindy844]

That's the way I always thought, too

[@andyh4224]

Yeah the old mother that died is at the end of her life, the mother crying is a women have a baby late in life.

[@ikissdogs3684]

came here to say the same

[@samdonald198]

I almost get a feeling of reincarnation.. the old woman's soul passing to the baby; "the confusion that was hers belongs now to the baby down the hall"...

[@scoobysnacks]

@@samdonald198 I don't interpret that as reincarnation, but rather each of them feeling confused about what is happening to them - the old woman confused by what's going to happen to her in death and the baby being confused about coming into this whole new world. The circle of life.

[@RushfanDave]

Throwing Copper remains one of my favorite albums of all time. 14 tracks, no misses.

[@AngB517]

I'd give anything to have some of the cds I had in HS/early years of my marriage. Someone stole the cd case in our car with over 25 original cd's in it. Throwing Copper was in there.

[@kimtalley4496]

The Distance To Here is my favorite.

[@TheDopekitty]

I saw him perform the whole album live in 2014

[@jonnyc71]

easily one of the best albums of the 90's. i think i wore out this cd the summer of 94.

[@sarichey1]

@@jonnyc71 yup I had the cassette ha Good times

[@jessicahouser4823]

I've always understood this song to be about the circle of life and death. I read an interview from the lead singer, Ed Kowalczyk, he said "It was something that we hoped would honor the memory of a girl we grew up with and help her family cope with the sorrow - which it seems to have accomplished - keeping with the theme of the song," A longtime friend of the band was killed by a drunk driver after fleeing a robbery, at only 19. Barbara Lewis was also a registered organ donor; when she died, she helped save the lives of many people, including a ten-month-old baby who received her liver. I always found that interesting. Also, on a side note, I remember the movie Powder! Loved it. I can see the reference! Thanks for the reaction!

[@Sparwolf36]

Yeah, it was about their friend and about the circle of life.

[@richardbrettrmt]

This comment wrecked me, I never knew the story behind this song ❤

[@TheDopekitty]

​@@richardbrettrmtme either

[@KeithDCanada]

That's like how I worked with this girl at a call center when I as younger. She was an identical twin, and her sister worked as a bartender at a local pub. I new one better than the other, but after coming back to work in January, after the holidays, I learned that both sisters, born minutes apart, had also passed away minutes apart in the hospital after a head on collision with a drunk driver on New Years Eve. The Fray - "How To Save a Life" always makes me think if them. That song has become so connected to that event, for me. It was the last time I have ever had a drink at the holidays. In honor of them.

[@jessicahouser4823]

@KeithDCanada I can totally understand that. There are many things I associate with this in my life as well. I've seen more than my fair share of tragedy, that's for sure. It's difficult. That is a great way to honor those you lost... I like that. "How to Save a Life" is an amazing song also. Thanks for sharing that with us all... I appreciate that.

[@scottNNJ]

Ed Kowalczyk, the lead singer, described this song as a stark contrast between the joy of childbirth and the trauma of death happening at opposite ends of the same hospital.

[@dancingkitty11]

We were walking through the hospital after saying goodbye to my husband...and I heard the lullaby sound signaling the birth of a baby and it was what I needed to hear at that moment.

[@rickwelch8464]

Throwing Copper is an album that will give you chills on every single track. It's almost a spiritual experience. This band never got commercially successful outside of a couple of songs but man they have always been fantastic.

[@kellygodwin64]

"Pillar of Davidson" is one of my favorites off the Throwing Copper album

[@carmelaruck7116]

They didn't get commercially successful outside some areas. Here in Western NY you couldn't get a ticket to a Live show in the mid 90's to save your life.

[@rickwelch8464]

@carmelaruck7116 Oh I bet. I am sure their shows sold out. I suppose I was talking more about album sales and overall notoriety. I wish I had gotten to see em live, hope you did.

[@claimguy]

"Her intentions fall to the floor" will always be one of the most moving expressions I have ever heard in my life.

[@zivo24]

I rank it second to “Dying is easy, it’s living that scares me to death” by Annie Lennox in her song, ‘Cold’.

[@badm0t0rf1nger]

@@zivo24 Great shout. I wish Annie had composed & released more of her own work over the years, & "Cold" is a solid example of "Why". Pardon the pun! :)

[@alexiaspaedt-mcintosh5311]

Live is one of those groups that has amazing songs. I Alone is a great one too. This video still hits my heart every single time.

[@jaimeparquette7885]

I'm going to have to watch that video now....never seen it, but I absolutely remember that song from when I was in high school

[@paulaboyd9743]

I Alone is amazing ❤

[@allisoncarley2964]

I Alone is my favorite from them. ❤

[@emerje0]

Also "The Dolphin's Cry", "Selling the Drama", and "All Over You", those round out my five favorites.

[@kellygodwin64]

"Pillar of Davidson" is one of my favorites from the album

[@bobbi1972]

I knew this would be an emotional reaction…I get chills every time I hear this song

[@KarriSimone]

Whole Body Chills ever time!!!

[@SickBoiRENegade]

I'm crazy connected to this song. It's about an older woman passing while a new baby is born at the same time. This song came out when i was in middle school. My parents had recently divorced and my dad remarried. My stepmom and I bonded when this album came out. We stayed up all night to be the first one at Peaches to buy the CD and had it on replay all summer. We've been very close every since. The night my youngest daughter was born, my stepmom's mom passed away. 1 minute from time of death to time of birth. One in, one out. ❤🪽I get emotional every time i hear this song.

[@laurarominger2073]

Wow. What an amazing thing to share. That is beautiful. 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️ Wow I’d forgotten about Peaches!

[@theoddityshoppe]

*hugs*

[@bryemartin6368]

One of, if not, most emotional/scary songs ever written!!! BY FAR!! Really makes you cherish life that much more!!! Heard this song hundreds of times and still gets me teary-eyed... Deep, very deep.... Life Is ALL in His Decision... mapped out to a T....

[@donaldromesburg1902]

I told this one time before and received some nasty comments. The day one of my daughters found out she was pregnant. My other daughter was killed in an auto accident. This song along with three doors downs song kryptonite rip my heart out . That was February 29th 2001 . Thanks for playing this one .

[@IggyStardust1967]

Why would ANYONE throw shade on you for that?! That had to be absolutely heartbreaking for you.

[@VENOMS_WRAITH]

I'm so sorry that happened, both with your daughter and for those people saying nasty things. Some people have no respect or feelings.

[@donaldromesburg1902]

@@IggyStardust1967 politics

[@scottNNJ]

My goodness. My heart goes out to you - I can’t imagine what that’s like. I had a birth in my family about a week and a half after a death, and the gain helped to temper the sadness of the loss. But on the same day I can’t imagine. I hope you’ve been able to pull through and move on.

[@donaldromesburg1902]

@scottNNJ I'm sorry that happened that way . Strange how life can be .

[@martinrobinson936]

The way the volume intensity rises considerably during the song was the key for me. In your car, you cranked the volume for the start, almost blowing your speakers up later, so you had to turn the volume down…magic.

[@SickBoiRENegade]

💯The nostalgia!!!❤

[@marilynk30]

No a new mother cries and then an old mother dies! The circle of life! Love this song and his voice is amazing!❤ Rymes with five!

[@angelalay9909]

I still get chills, and tears, everytime I hear this song. The most beautiful tribute to the cycle of life

[@laurarominger2073]

Spot on

[@derekrubis6652]

You need to reacted to these Live songs, “The Dolphin’s Cry”, “Selling The Drama”, “All Over You” & “I Alone” and you will see a different side of this band from this song

[@yankeesmegw]

I always loved Top.

[@wwabbit6653]

Lakinis Juice is a banger

[@IDONTLIKEMONDAYS-w2h]

The beauty of gray, Heaven... Overcome

[@kerrystoltz3146]

I played the daylights of this album when it cave out. Amazing band

[@christinawilliams]

I LOVE "LIVE" and they sounded the same live in concert. Phenomenally talented writing, vocals, and music. Ed's vibrato is insanely good. ❤

[@mwinstanley7]

This whole album is remarkable. This song is stunning

[@user-or1ye3iz6d]

He says "A new mother cries" (childbirth)... Then, "an old mother dies" (a DIFFERENT woman, simultaneously dying in the same hospital). "The confusion that was hers (the old woman who died) belongs now to the baby down the hall". Relisten to it again, knowing this. 😉

[@Avalee325]

So beautiful and sad at the same time because when you die, you do leave all those confusing/negative things about life at the door and are free of all ailments or burdens…. But the new life born is just stepping into it. And, if you believe in reincarnation, usually are not very happy to find themselves back on earth. Lol. ❤

[@heidiv5488]

I don't know why so many reactors don't get this song. It's always seemed obvious to me, that "new mother" and "old mother" are two different women. But they all jump to the conclusion that it's a woman dying in childbirth. Very annoying.

[@solleytara]

​@heidiv5488 for most reactors it's also there 1st time hearing it and not the 200th so maybe they don't catch all the lyrics that time. If its so annoying maybe you should stop watching responders videos for the song???

[@kobayashi.official]

@@heidiv5488 there’s nothing wrong with interpreting a song differently than intended either. Music speaks in many ways and in many languages.

[@samdonald198]

​@@Avalee325too true!

[@Klj768]

Their album Throwing Cooper was brilliant. Not a bad track on it. Takes me back many years.

[@BeccaM24]

One of my all time favorite songs. So beautiful and powerful.

[@user-dc6ut5uu3t]

The band dedicated this song to Barbara Lewis, one of their high school friends who was killed by a drunk driver around the time it was written. Her brother-in-law Cory told Songfacts the story: "The song's lyrics are mostly an analogy. Barb donated several organs, including her heart. She was close with Ed [lead singer Ed Kowalczyk] and the guys and died in a car collision with a fleeing armed robber. These lyrics are constantly misunderstood! Yes, Ed is speaking to the circle of life, but specifically to how Barb's life gave new life to many. The angel, the baby down the hall, the pale blue eyes (of Barb), the pain ("confusion")... the lyrics are wholly Ed's interpretation of his experience and perception of Barb's impact. Our family has become close with the most genuine and caring man who is still alive today (over 10 years later), who has Barb's heart beating in his chest! 'Lightning Crashes' literally lives on." Ed Kowalczyk doesn't like to talk about the meaning of this song, but he did explain its creation. "I wrote 'Lightning Crashes' on an acoustic guitar in my brother's bedroom shortly before I had moved out of my parents' house and gotten my first place of my own." Kowalczyk says that the video for "Lightning Crashes" has caused misinterpretations of the song's intent.

[@stefaniebonefont2268]

What a tragic story but beautiful tribute to their friend Barb. Thank you for sharing. May your friend live many more years to share this beautiful life with those around him.💓

[@tnightwolf]

One of those songs that really hits hards and just gets better with time. Loved it when i was 16, but over the years until 40, i've, somehow, always found a new kind of appreciation for this song! I guess that, the more you live the more you "know"...🤘❤🤟

[@mikehawkins4752]

This song was all over radio when it came out in the 90s. Their MTV Unplugged concert is so underrated. They have a bunch of really good songs. "I Alone" should be next up.

[@mitchellbeston1033]

"The beauty of grey". Great band that is excellent live.

[@spencergrady4575]

During a massive live performance, Live got the entire crowd to just sing 'love' with them over and over.

[@pr073u569]

Well over 100 times later and this still ties your intestines into a knot... and who the heck keeps cutting those onions!

[@Libragirl2369]

Thank you Thank you Thank you I hope you do more of this group

[@TheColdrush22]

DUDE. You totally GOT IT!!! It made me so excited.

[@sarahanderson8635]

To me, this has always been the most beautiful and moving music video I have ever seen!

[@paulaboyd9743]

One of my favourite bands! They've never played in Northern Ireland, but we've seen them in Scotland, England, Republic of Ireland and even Atlantic City on our honeymoon. The entire Throwing Copper album is incredible. I had a Live playlist during my labour. My son was born to The Dolphin's Cry.

[@nyknick821]

Almost 400k!!!!!!!!! I'm here for it... LFG!!!

[@stephenjones5132]

I once went on a long road trip to another state to my grandmother's funeral, and it just so happened a friend of my wife at the time who lived in the same city as my grandmother gave birth that very weekend so we got to visit the new baby on that same trip. On the way home this song came on and I got goosebumps over my whole body.

[@melissagrover9727]

I saw them in concert for this album. My all time song is “Pillars of Davidson.” Because it is moving when you understand what they are saying.

[@guystephens2881]

Me too, like the whole album.

[@logantawhiti55]

Pillar of Davidson is such a awesome song very political driven with ones own politics and confronting your own demon's

[@jackie_jrml]

Yes!!! Agreed. I love this whole album though

[@gracemichelli.2am124]

Omg..one of my favorites 😍. Glad you found this one. ❤

[@TrevorHarden]

This band has so many great songs. Please go down this rabbit hole!

[@MilivojeCirovic]

When dolphin's cry, pure energy

[@Z-one1000]

Great band with a unique sound. Some of my favorites by them include "Pain Lies on the Riverside", Dolphin's Cry", "I Alone", "Run to the Water", Lakini's Juice and their cover of "Walk the Line".

[@vicklen51]

Love this band-first album was so good. First reaction I’ve seen to any of their songs.

[@vonashaffer]

Absolute chills. Always.

[@samsonjpedroza]

one of the best and most under-rated bands of the 90's. i have 3 cd's, all great material !!!!

[@AngB517]

My husband likes to play Freaks about 15 times in a row until I told him it's time for a new Ed song please... His voice is too good just to listen to 1 song only.

[@monarch-black]

When I got my 1st CD player Live - Throwing Copper was one of my 1st CDs (also got Crash Test Dummies - God Shuffled His Feet and Stan Kenton Orchestra - Channel One Suite that day). Still holds up 30 years later.

[@april6058]

One of the best songs ever written!! It's one of my favorites!

[@karenlackner192]

Such a great band!!!! Bout time you hit up this song! Great reaction

[@KennethSavage-nn2vv]

This song was so powerful when it arrived… So glad to see your appreciation for Live 👊🏻

[@Shortsac72]

That whole album is fire!

[@blurpledragon2779]

Yeah P the little line over the I signifies a long i sound , so it's Live as in , I saw Aerosmith live in concert . Hey BP I am so sorry for the losses you and your wife had and am very happy Mrs P is still here with us and that you have 2 beautiful daughters to raise . God Bless you and your family !

[@tamiramos5873]

I cry every time I hear this song. That's why its so important to watch an official video to get the entire context of most songs. The live performances can be great but only to see the showmanship. Their next song you should do is called "I Alone." And its a long "I."

[@Sparwolf36]

They’ve never officially come out as or been acknowledged as Christian Rock, but they are widely considered to be thought of that way. Basically they said they never wanted to push their beliefs on people, but they are very spiritual. “The Dolphins Cry” is a great song too. “I Alone” is another good one. “Throwing Copper” was a great album. Basically anything off that was a solid listen. 👍

[@stevehamilton8824]

Just an incredible song and lyrics. Such heartfelt emotion in this song. This is a song about the constant cycle of life. One person dies and another child is born. It is incredibly poetic. LIVE is brilliant and the vocals are amazing.

[@Heather-x3m]

No matter h😢w many times I hear this... I feel his pain... And the beauty of the meaning

[@MegsD79]

Love Live! Their song "The Beauty of Gray" is probably my all time favorite song from them. Saw them in concert at University of NH back in the day and they were epic! 💙💙💙

[@jwilywily]

One of my all time favorite groups. Impeccable catalogue!!

[@damienross5013]

The best song, and album (Throwing Copper) of the 90's. This song hits any adult that hears it on the very first listen, just like with you. Even without the video, the vocals and lyrics about the circle of life send this song soaring. The amazing video puts it over the top. Truly a masterpiece.

[@kellyfitzpatrick8857]

One of my favorite songs. It's about the circle of life. Ed Kowalczyk's voice is unbelievable and his passion shows through especially in this song.

[@luissoto8681]

AHHH I CANT BELIEVE IT!! You finally reacted to this song I love it so much it just touches my soul ...Also Live they were so underrated 🙂

[@mikepollock6235]

Throwing Copper was absolutely one of the most underrated albums of the 90s - front to back excellence

[@rubytuesday5412]

An Exquisitely written and _beautifully_ sung song by the band (pronounced) *Lyve.*

[@genie674]

Amazing song. Very moving. Definitely a favourite of mine.

[@DanSpengler]

The entire Throwing Copper album is a rock solid banger. I'm not given to nostalgia, so I don't tend to hang on to music from my youth, but this is one of the few albums from my teen years I still play fairly often.

[@jennaarcher6606]

Great album! One of my favorites from the early 90's

[@gdfathr33]

The band dedicated the song to a high-school friend, Barbara Lewis, who was killed by a drunk driver in 1993. Lead singer Ed Kowalczyk said, "I wrote 'Lightning Crashes' on an acoustic guitar in my brother's bedroom shortly before I had moved out of my parents' house and gotten my first place of my own." Kowalczyk says that the video for "Lightning Crashes" has caused misinterpretations of the song's intent. "While the clip is shot in a home environment, I envisioned it taking place in a hospital, where all these simultaneous deaths and births are going on, one family mourning the loss of a woman while a screaming baby emerges from a young mother in another room. Nobody's dying in the act of childbirth, as some viewers think. What you're seeing is actually a happy ending based on a kind of transference of life."

[@jhawkk2004]

Live has been my favorite band for well over a decade. Their hits are incredible, but they have so many amazing deep tracks. The entire Throwing Copper album is worth listening to start to finish. Definitely keep digging into this band.

[@mudling]

My favourite song of theirs is 'The Distance', but so many people don't know it! I think BP would really like it.

[@jodimcmurdo506]

I love this song so much!

[@tsiyaama4244]

This is another one of those bands I heard 1 song and was in love. Throwing Copper was the go-to cd in my car for years.

[@scottmatzeder9162]

Man....Live was BIG TIME back in the 90`s! The Album Throwing Copper is a total Banger..."I Alone" is a must!

[@carcharodoncarcharias9462]

The album Throwing Copper is so good. Deep.

[@rkb5472]

You really ought to do Pain Lies on the Riverside to hear the power in his voice. It's the opening song on their debut album. Beauty of Gray is a great song, too. Their logo shows a straight line over the I, indicating it's a long vowel. Someone else commented that it is like "Live Show" and that's exactly right.

[@deadkodo]

Sam them for fourth/fifth time in Sydney earlier this year. One of my fav bands since their first album.

[@Halmak3]

This song blew me away the first time I heard it when I was younger and still blows me away today. Absolutely hauntingly beautiful song. Another great song is I Alone. (LIVE, strong I) ❤

[@jimbrown1303]

In the top ten of the most amazing but underrated songs of all time

[@clairash2004]

Amazing band!!! One of my all time faves.

[@anthonys239]

The whole throwing copper album is beyond amazing. When I think of the 90s greats LIVE is top tier!

[@bikeboysyd292]

Absolute classic! Sometimes I’m shocked by the songs you haven’t heard. But on the other side of the coin is I get to see your reaction hearing the first time 😂 ❤❤

[@michaelmanier9447]

A top 5 band from the 90s . live has so many good songs that hope you will react to more because the feelings and stories that their music brings is amazing

[@richardn8073]

The whole album, Throwing Copper, was one of the best albums of the 90s imho. Great production, song writing and artistry. Went 8x platinum and had 5 singles from the GP album. Definitely worth listening to the whole album

[@HeavyTopspin]

This is the song that made them stars. But if you want to hear Ed at his most vocally impressive, "Overcome" is utterly amazing.

[@shawnanowinski5433]

Live rhymes with jive in this case. Such an important and powerful song. Been a fan of these guys since the 90s.

[@racing2cat]

Showing my blondness here - I was out at a bar with friends when this song came on. I said I loved the song but didn't know who sang it. One said "It's Live" and I responded with "Ok, but what's the name of the band?" Bless my heart!!

[@Thegrahamgalsreact]

Throwing Copper will always be one of my most favourite albums of all time. Not one bad track! Live is amazing!

[@RandyStCroix]

For a long time I thought I was the only person who cared about music as much as I do, after seeing a lot of these reactions speaking on great lyrics and feel makes me happy.

[@aronp7097]

This song is on the album, "Throwing Copper". Their biggest selling album. Full of hits. But for me I LOVE their debut album "Mental Jewelry ". F'in Funk 🔥!

[@davidlitrenta7517]

Hometown boys made it big. Love seeing them still around today.

[@Carolina73mom]

I have been waiting for you to react to this song ❤ one of my favorites

[@frankcooper8809]

Cannot hear this song without crying it reminds me of my mother

[@chrisd4228]

Throwing Copper is a must have album.

[@InkedMisfit]

Straight outta York !!! Patrick the bass player is a family friend of ours he was at my wedding actually and we used to house sit for him. My brother in law was the bass tech for them for years.

[@melanieoverton3983]

Thanks for the reminder. This not a band I ever listened to but that song I know.

[@jendoll9512]

One of my favorite songs ❤

[@lisahammond1987]

Have always loved this song 💕💕💕

[@wyliekat32]

What makes this so much more emotional for me is it was played in memory by a lot of people of those who died in the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building bombed by Timothy McVeigh. There was even videos of this song played over news reports of the tragedy. It's called "Lightning Crashes OKC Bombing Mix" here on KZbin.

[@summersnow6320]

I was in school at Choctaw High School when that bomb went off which was 20 minutes away. I remember just getting to English class and the building shook. A classmate of mine and my husband’s lost her dad. My mom’s best friend from high school lost her husband.

[@92250x]

OMG, such underrated artists. The storytelling lyrics and audio alchemy!! Give a listen to Pillar of Davidson, Turn my head, Iris, gosh they have so many great songs!

[@sdw3355]

All this time I thought this song was about the new mom dying. I almost didn’t listen. I loved this song way before I was married. Then, after being married 17 yrs now, we had 2 miscarriages and I can’t have my own. I did help raise my step son but the relationship is not what I hoped it would be. This song makes me cry but glad to know it’s not what I thought it was. It’s still hard to watch but his vocals are amazing.

[@lazarusblack9995]

Such an incredible song AND performance.

[@aaroncote6750]

Yep, they’re “Live” as in “eye”. Their lyrics are pretty deep…they are rock but different and their messaging is sad on some, happy on others. Their entire “Throwing Copper” album is good. To me they’re a harder version of the Goo Goo Dolls, for comparison, but both bands were around, around the same time. Seen them live as well, and they sound as good as their albums.

[@aronp7097]

WOW.....now that's a song!

[@sumonjamal1653]

Live (the band) were formed in Pennsylvania in the 80's and broke big in the 90's as part of the grunge rock scene, even though they were not from Seattle, Washington like most grunge bands... Formed by Ed Kowalczyk (vocals/ guitar), Chad Taylor (guitar), Patrick Dahlheimer (bass) and Chad Gracey (drums), they recorded an indie album as The Death of a Dictionary in 1989 before adopting the name Live... and releasing their debut album 'Mental Jewelry' in late 1991... MTV gave Live some airplay and the album sold decently w/ the single 'Operation Spirit'... 2nd album 'Throwing Copper' in 1994 came around the time of Nirvana's demise and Kurt Cobain's death... and the void left gave Live the opportunity to break big... and they did. First single 'Selling the drama' was a hit on MTV and radio and 'Throwing Copper' went to #1 on the US charts and was a huge hit worldwide (8x platinum in the US alone) w/ the singles - 'Lightning crashes' ... 'I alone'... 'All over you' ... 'Iris'... However, Live began experiencing decline w/ 3rd album 'Secret Samadhi' in 1997, which sold platinum in the US (#1 on the charts) as the grunge/ alternative rock scene began to drop in demand... singles included - "Lakini's juice"... 'Turn my head'... 'Freaks'... 4th album by Live 'The distance to here' in 1999 was hit overseas but only platinum success in the US w/ the singles "The Dolphin's cry"... 'Run to the water'... Live's 5th album 'V' was released in 2001... the single 'Overcome' was a radio hit in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks... the single 'Simple creed'... didn't do well and the album failed to sell a half million copies. After 2 more albums ('Birds of pray' in 2003 and 'Song from Black Mountain' in 2006)... Live fell apart internally as frontman Ed Kowalczyk opted for a solo career. Rather than fold, Live released their last album 'The Turn' in 2014 w/ Chris Shinn (vocals/ guitar) but the band had a change of heart after the tour and reunited w/ Ed Kowalczyk... Unfortunately, bad business decisions and clashes between the band members resulted in guitarist Chad Taylor being fired in 2022... Both drummer Chad Gracey and bassist Patrick Dahlheimer also left Live shortly after. Currently, Ed Kowalczyk has formed a new line-up for Live and has toured in 2023 and has said that new music will be coming.

[@Renee-Suzanne]

LIVE is absolutely one of my favorite bands every and the lyricism from their self-titled album are all AMAZING. Check out "I ALONE" also. Thank you for reactiing to this song and giving your take and critiques of the music. Please do more "LIVE"

[@kachdragonfly]

brilliant composition - always in my playlist. "All Over You" is also worth listening to.

[@matthew9626]

This song and the album that it's from rocketed this band into stardom. They went from playing crowds of maybe a thousand people, to playing crowds of 20,000 people. The album Throwing Copper was an almost once in a generation explosion onto the music scene at the time. To this day there are still people in the industry who don't understand why or how it happened, but are unable to deny it.