🎵 The Wallflowers - One Headlight REACTION

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[@gvbezoff]

This is what the song means to me. The car is Jakob Dylan's (the singer) life. Once upon a time, there were two guiding lights in his life - his soulmate and himself. But his soulmate died, leaving the car with just one headlight. But the singer has decided that he is able to continue negotiating his life with just one headlight, even though the other, darkened headlight will forever remind him of what he has lost. But that's just me.

[@KwisatzHaderach77]

Yea, but "in the middle" is a hard one. I mean it could mean what Lex was spittin' on about, but there's a couple other things I've thought of as possibilities too, like it could be Biblical, there's Heaven (Top), Hell (Bottom), and Earth (middle). Since she's dead and he "thinks her death it must be killing me", he's trying to get himself to try just a little bit to get through this life with only the one headlight half of himself without his soul mate eh? There's other interpretations too, but that's what makes it good art, no?

[@chrisa4695]

I get the same thing from the song. It took on a special meaning for me after I lost a loved one.

[@MsTruthseeker999]

Wow that's deep and very intuitive!

[@lperea21]

Great interpretation

[@charlesquate7443]

Țrue dude

[@heysylvs]

You can hear his dad in his voice and see him in his face. 6th Avenue Heartache by them is also great. Their cover of David Bowie's Heroes is the best imo.

[@badkitty4922]

Who is his dad?

[@Thehollowleg]

Bob Dylan

[@badkitty4922]

@@Thehollowleg Thank you! I did see it in another comment down the line but, thank you so much for your prompt reply!😘💖💖

[@heysylvs]

@@Thehollowleg The Man, The Myth, The Legend 🙌

[@Bekka_Noyb]

♥ that song too!

[@murphygirl4782]

I think this is one of those songs that the more life experiences you have the more you relate to it. "man, I ain't changed, but I know I ain't the same." has always been the line that got to me.

[@ninja_tony]

Definitely. I loved the song when I was a teen in the 90's, but as a 36 year old man, it hits me like a freight train.

[@Trifler500]

I think every time someone important in your life dies, you know that you haven't changed, but you'll never be the same.

[@evermeza5244]

This line along with I was me but me is gone from fade to black my favorite ever

[@spornge]

Probably the greatest line of poetry written since Robert Frost.

[@surlechapeau]

Brad & Lex, Jakob Dylan on lead vocals(Bob's son). This was their top 10 hit on the Billboard Hot 100, but they had 4 top 10's on the Mainstream chart, and 13 top 10's on the Adult Album Alternative charts

[@JoeMama410]

The organ is a Hammond organ run through a rotating speaker, popular in jazz and gospel. The galloping bass part with the straight drum beat really drives the song forward, and the sound you couldn’t name was a slide guitar.

[@alexo5861]

I think it was a pedal steel played by Lee Leblanc, but Micheal Ward could have played it on guitar too.

[@topfacemod]

@@alexo5861 There is def a pedal or maybe lap steel for the electric slide break...but other slide playing in the song is absolutely a National Dobro Acoustic Steel String played likely with a bottleneck slide.

[@VintageReplay]

My son as a baby would bounce in his crib to this song. Happy memories 😢

[@Bekka_Noyb]

Jakob def got some of his father's talent. Great song! ♥

[@guillermoperis1673]

Personally I can't say enough about The Wallflowers. Thoughtful, poetic, heartwrenching stories and lyrics. Finely crafted music. Very famous at one point, but no trace of glamour. Super commited to their art...In many respects the perfect sonwriter/rock group up there with R.E.M. and the best of them. Sorely missed....

[@brushstroke3733]

I never really noticed how excellent the musicianship was on this song. The little guitar parts during the verse are excellent gems.

[@Pudgybro]

That is a slide guitar with lots of effects to answer your question "what is that" 4:10

[@johnobrien1528]

Once again , your lady nailed it. Brains and wicked beauty, you are one fortunate son. But you are way too literal, your lady gets the true meaning of it. Well done

[@tappingthevein1]

You should do Possum Kingdom by the Toadies.

[@TonsMoreCowbell]

I think they did

[@tappingthevein1]

@@TonsMoreCowbell suppose I will have to look for that one thanks.

[@scapito]

Yes, they definitely did it. It was super chatted for months and finally won a poll. 🥳

[@metalmark1214]

Jakob Dylan: "I tend to write with a lot of metaphors and images, so people take them literally. The song's meaning is all in the first verse. It's about the death of ideas. The first verse says, 'The death of the long broken arm of human law.' At times, it seems like there should be a code among human beings that is about respect and appreciation. I wasn't feeling like there was much support outside the group putting together the record. In the chorus, it says, 'C'mon try a little.' I didn't need everything to get through, I could still get through - meaning 'one headlight."

[@7475bluesman]

This song is the late 90's for me. It takes me right back. A great song off of a really good album. 6th Avenue Heartbreak is really good also.

[@jackkelly2620]

They do a great cover of David Bowie's WE COULD BE HEROS. on The Replacements Soundtrack.

[@ChrisFaulkner]

Jakob Dylan, Bob Dylan's son wrote this of One Headlight. He said he writes a lot in metaphors and each persons meaning of any of his song is their own.

[@promontorium]

I've listened to this song thousands of times for decades. I usually don't focus on lyrics, but this song is about a man who had a relationship with a woman. They both loved each other. He left for "more" in life. She never stopped loving him and felt trapped in their town. She killed herself. He comes back for the funeral and all these emotions come flooding back into him. He's trying to resolve the guilt of leaving, his heartbreak, her death, and whether or not he made the right choices. Was it better just making do in the town with her, was there some way through that had the best of all options? Or was she only going to hold him back?

[@promontorium]

The chorus is the conflict. The first part is his desire for greater things. "try a little. Nothing lasts forever." The second part is how good he had it with her, even if they didn't have much. "But... Me and Cinderella, we put it all together." Especially the line "We could drive it home with one headlight." The "one headlight" is metaphorical. It's "the middle" half way between nothing and everything. With her they made it work without being rich or having much. Life with her in the town wouldn't have been everything, but they made it work.

[@BUD8302]

According to Jacob. It's about inspiration dying, it's one big metaphor for dead inspiration

[@rynothealbinoryno]

i don’t know what it’s about but i love your interpretation.

[@kevinlee3298]

@@BUD8302 I think I heard him say that before. It all seems like one big metaphor to several different things to me.

[@BlackHatCinephile]

Great song, great band. I think the guitarist sometimes likes to play in George Harrison's style.

[@badkitty4922]

I absolutely LOVE this song! This and Counting Blue Cars by Dishwalla. I think this MIGHT be the only Wallflowers song I know. Thank you for this 90s gem!

[@marjolewis9405]

I love counting blue cars. Try 6th Avenue heartache by the Wallflowers, it's my fav.

[@raymondreid4987]

The Wallflowers are such an amazing group Jakob Dylan is probably one of the better singers out there and can play guitar and his dad is Bob Dylan what more can you say the man was bless, but he craved his own way he did not ride on his dad's coattails.

[@charliebrownsdad178]

The song is about his 2 border collies, Wendy and Cindy. Wendy ran away during a house fire, and Cindy ran out to try to find her. Cindy only had one eye. When Jakob found them, Wendy was dead. He drove Cindy home but she was never the same.

[@eximusic]

They put out one stellar album and then never heard of them again (they could have put out more albums, I just never heard them on the radio). Funny that Jakob sounds more like Tom Petty than his dad. Great song.

[@nachobidness2553]

He's recorded many albums, both with the Wallflowers and as a solo artist. Exit Wounds (2021) is amazingly sequenced. He sounds like Tom Petty because Tom was one of his biggest inspirations- Jakob gave the speech for the Heartbreakers when they were inducted into the Rock Hall of Fame.

[@Jahera411]

My absolute favourite from them! Also Sixth Avenue Heartache and We Could Be Heroes

[@richardhenderson9767]

Yes. Definitely "6th Avenue Heartache" should be next.😀

[@Sandman60077]

Other good songs of this style: Shattered by OAR Ho Hey by The Lumineers Somewhere Only We Know by Keane Over My Head by The Fray Big Casino by Jimmy Eat World Vindicated by Dashboard Confessional

[@joesmith8725]

Wow, this song finally won a poll? What stream was that? Cool! First time I'd heard this on the radio back in the days on an alternative and college radio stations, I was thinking it was Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. lol. Then I found out it was a band called The Wallflowers when heard their songs more on regular radio stations and MTV videos. They had that old school feel to their songs. Which includes the singer (Jakob) who is the son of the legendary Bob Dylan! That explains everything, was definitely influenced. Bob Dylan was also in a supergroup band ,Traveling Wilburys which including Tom Petty! Roy Orbison, Jeff Lynne (ELO) and George Harrison (The Beatles) . They were folk/roots rock, country rock. Check them out, too. You guys should see the video for this song later on, it's nice. The Wallflowers were a good alternative rock band during the '90s and '00s. This song was their biggest hit (mid '90s). See their other videos/songs like "The Difference" "6th Avenue Heartache", "Sleepwalker", "Beautiful Side of Somewhere", "Heroes". These were also on the radio at times. Good ear from Lex, too. The shuffle/jazz swing vibe she is feeling is probably from the organ and drums. Jazzy, church/gospel, swing music vibe. Also the blooming flower, ethereal, echoey sound, instrument is the slide/steel guitar or maybe the resonator guitar. These are used usually in country music, bluegrass, blues.

[@vernonlegg2449]

4:00 lex it's a steel guitar or slide guitar one of my favorite country instruments ever

[@pennycopperhatch9315]

Other Wallflowers songs: - 6th Avenue - Three Malinas - The Difference

[@carlitodebrooklyn4078]

In my eyes I look at this song as a musical link between two generations. The 1960-70s generation that remembers Bob Dylan in his heyday, and the one that got this song in the late 90s. I was only a two-year-old when this hit the radio but it's still pretty cool if you ask me! Iconic, poetic chill song with lots of nostalgia!

[@joedonlewis9820]

Well he gave it a shot. The voice of a generation is a hard act to follow.

[@nachobidness2553]

He never stopped recording. Exit Wounds (2021) is an amazing album.

[@SuburbanConan]

This is one of those songs I call guilty pleasure songs.....kinda happy,kinda sad, inspirational but can make you sigh at the same time. For me,it describes not finding my soul mate,my life partner,the one I was meant to be with.....must have blinked and missed her.... So I'll drive it home with One Headlight. Please do Hold On by The Models next....in the very same theme as this. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5a9lZmrpLCHnac

[@jayminer8773]

"What is that?" That, Lex, is slide guitar. Such a great song.

[@scapito]

It's a resonator guitar (popular brand is Dobro)

[@danrudnick5252]

This album and Matchbox 20's were on repeat for me in high school.

[@curtisbotzet7579]

This one has always made me think of Tom Petty.

[@Struggle.Snuggles]

Ah the Wallflowers, one of the best, underrated bands of the late 90s. Love their musical ways

[@robertiddings4697]

Totally agree.

[@SillyGoose2024]

so was and still Big Wreck

[@TheOneAndOnlySpookySteve]

Such a great song and great album. I used to listen to it frequently in my high school years. Another favorite off the album is Invisible City.

[@johncondry]

Ah 1997, how I miss you.

[@JustinMeansRighteous]

02/09/1997 was my birth in Atlanta. I can’t believe it, I love song

[@lgwappo]

A very talented writer just like his dad.

[@mikmaqwoman]

ONE HEADLIGHT folks...cemetary trees...etc..He is his fathers son...Bob Dylan folks,,,

[@metalmark1214]

Cars that I see at night that have one headlight working I call them cyclopes, lol

[@MrKrazykraut]

Bob Dylan son. Some live versions you definitely hear it

[@matthewlee6168]

Man, this song was all over the radio back in the day.

[@snowdog03]

That car insurance commercial played this to death.

[@Stan_sprinkle]

man they have such a good sound

[@ALong-fo5so]

The writer Jake Dylan said that people tended to take this song too literally. Obviously it wasn’t as he was using metaphors and images to write not about the death of a girl but the repression of one’s ideals by others and the struggle to break through and be recognised.

[@wadsworthaaron]

This one brings back some 90s memories. This track was a mainstay on (back then) college radio stations & alternative radio stations.

[@denniskorolenchuk560]

Interesting fact,Jakob Dylan the singer is Mr Jones from the Counting Crows song,and the line “I wanna be Bob Dylan,Mr Jones wishes he was someone a little more funky” because no matter how famous a kid doesn’t find “Dad” cool.

[@MsTruthseeker999]

This song came out at the same time that Princess Dianna died which gave the song a whole new meaning to a lot of people.

[@Swollen_Goat]

This song distinctly reminds me of being a kid hearing it on the radio in California in the mornings. I would get on the bus in elementary school and this song was always on in the morning. Such weird and wholesome memories but also bittersweet.

[@chrisa4695]

Check out the liver version from the 1997 VMA Awards featuring Bruce Springsteen.

[@ryankessler9528]

Cannot wait to see them live next year w Matchbox 20 all of the nostalgia, the best era of music, the 90’s. Fuckin beautiful music

[@jonfazzone5125]

Love this Song by the Wallflowers. Check out 6th Avenue Heartbreak. Another Really good Song by them .

[@scapito]

Guitar sounds like a resonator guitar. They're visually beautiful as well.

[@marjolewis9405]

6th ave heartache is my favorite. Absolutely love the Wallflowers. Jakob is finer than a frog's hair split three ways.

[@ryankessler9528]

I could just watch Lex listen to music all day lol

[@Alewifes_Husband]

This is IMO the Wallfowers' best song. There's a good bit of worthwhile rock there to listen to, but for me this one tops it all.

[@LaserRanger15]

This is a great album, "Bringing Down the Horse" Try "6th Avenue Heartache" from the same album.

[@keithosmond5730]

And Three Marlenas as well.

[@bryanhale5254]

Yeah the preview commenter said that if Bob Dylan's son he's in this really cool documentary about Laurel Canyon I think it's called Echoes From the Canyon or something like that anyways so much music was going on the whole La seen all the kind of gravitated to that area so yeah you'll have to see that documentary heck maybe you could do a reaction to that that be fun Bob Dylan is such a legend night was so lucky he had been on a sabbatical for God I guess it was something like 10 years which is insane he couldn't have been that long anyway he was not performing for many years and then he got together with his backing band and the name of that group of course is none other than The Band I believe that was in either 74 or 75 no it had to be 74 the funny thing is is we are at that concert and it was at the fabulous Forum there in Inglewood California and so what happened was they recorded that and it was a double album from that very concert and I believe the next day my sister-in-law she was quite pregnant at the time she gave birth to a beautiful baby boy and so she named the boy Michael Dylan Fitch named after Bob Dylan of course the middle name Bob was such an icon you know he introduced The Beatles to marijuana I mean they're taking pills and all of this but they never smoked weed and then all that crazy psychedelic music came along so you can blame Dylan for that and maybe the dentist it slipped a mickey of LSD in there tea before they went out 2 Piccadilly Square I guess they had a grand old time which was great that could have went in a totally different direction alright you Floridians

[@827dusty]

This is the son of the Great Bob Dylan.

[@btnhstillfire]

I got this cd on my 9th or 10th birthday. Lol

[@jeremyw.norwood1453]

\|/ LoL... I hit this thumbnail and was just thinking of how I'd seen these guys, ie. "The Wallflowers" way back in the late 90's at a MEMPHIS IN MAY, which is this big 3 day music festival that happens right over The River in Memphis... It always has around four or five big Stages, and on each of these there will always be some group playing their gig; they actually usually always have had an impressive lineup of famous musicians too... mostly the lineups will be the kinds of bands that fit the scene of Memphis city's historic music traditional themes, So, Rock & the Blues, as in the "King of Rock&Roll" Elvis Presley & B.B. King... it is all usually focused on the rock, blues, genres alongside whoever happens to be big at that time in the way of pop stardom box office drawing power... nut it also has had a lot of metal bands, and even a few jazz and (sigh)country bands, all paying all day long for three straight days; right alongside the water on this long stretch of the riverfront situated right next to Mudd Island coliseum & the old Pyramid arena, immediately after crossing the New Bridge, on the Tennessee side of the banks of the Mississippi River... LoL. Anyway, Bob Dylan is the lead singers dad, and he came out on stage and sang a couple of his songs with The Wallflowers... And The Band song "The Weight" was one of them, and it was fucking amazing... that one is, ironically, y'alls that you'd done today, too, and it is the next thumbnail down on my KZbin feed right now which is cool 'cause I had JUST thought about it after seeing this "The Wallflowers" reaction... which was somehow not werid to my mind... kinda coincidental, but it felt intuitively right, ya know... ha. That show was a really, really good one, man... maybe it wasn't quite as amazing as Green Day, or even as memorable as Clarence Carter with George Clinton & The Funkadelecks... but seeing Bob Dylan sing & play his guitar was definitely something I'll always be remembering fondly... I do remember that it was one of the best performances I saw at that years lineup, and that I had just loved the level of cool that it had been to get to actually see just how mesmerizing of a singer Dylan really is! Jesus, that man could relly deliver a raw world-weary feeling and real emotional weight, just with how he'd used certain different inflections & pronunciations, his voice really was worthy of being the voice of an entire generation, like is always claimed... Hell, it had even felt like it was something significant, like I was lucky enough to be watching something historical & worthy of remembering forever... and I still do remember so much about it, to this very day... Like the big white cowboy hat that Dylan was wearing that night... I had never seen him in one before... or very many times since then, come to think of it... yeah, it was honestly pretty damned cool.

[@stevenolsen3162]

Def a shuffle beat (the drums Brad), Hammond organ flourishes or 'stabs'... slide guitar...

[@lastmanonearth3202]

Songs about man trying to find peace from his long lost tragic love story... These lyrics are sad.. Dark.. Tragic.. It's more like a poem than just lyrics

[@RossIsFine]

One of the best 90s songs

[@tjhunger8644]

Jakob Dylan's lyrics are reminiscence of seniors narrative / lyrical poetic form

[@FURTHER_ADO]

Ready for 95% of the comments to be the incredibly rarely known " the singer is Bob Dylan's son"?

[@tommac4160]

‘She said it’s cold, it feels like Independence Day’. Tell me that’s not something Lex would say!!!😂

[@alfredlandesman5165]

I always thought "One Headlight" was talking about a motorcycle.

[@Stan_sprinkle]

life's messy, this town is boring, lost that one love a long time ago and she reminds me of this place... but here I am, life goes on, she's my "cinderella" (I guess)... messy, but we make it work and "drive it home with one headlight"

[@snowdog03]

Your face myspace.

[@cwillece3128]

According to the writer of the song Jakob Dylan, most of his songs include metaphors which confuse his fans especially when they take the lyrics literally but this song is about the “death of ideas”.

[@robertiddings4697]

This is a great band. Not huge commercial success. Jacob Dylan on vocals, the son of Bob Dylan.

[@kenttaylor9238]

At 4:12 Lex asked what is that? I think you're hearing the tremelo from the Leslie speaker. Leslies are commonly used with Hammond organs and also with electric guitar

[@moonlitegram]

2:43 damn girl! Look at you throwing out some terminology. Nice job! :D

[@mikefetterman6782]

Drums, organ, bass, rhythm guitar (Dylan) and lead guitar (also uses a slide for an effect where you said, what is that noise? That is a glass slide on the guitarist's finger while playing) There is also an acoustic resonator guitar overdubbed underneath towards the end. (they are the ones with the big metal circle, with cones for a tinny sound)

[@BonnietheOutlaw7]

Perfect 90s song

[@TsDwelling]

Another one of my favorite songs made it on the channel. Thanks for this reaction. I remember listening to this song all throughout my life.

[@jamesaugust7498]

Lead singer... son of the great Bob Dylan (just trivia). The storyteller is dealing with the death of his friend, who he was with earlier in life. Friend, or lover, it doesn't matter. She killed herself after trying to handle all the ugliness of life and wound up jumping out her window (died of a broken heart disease... ended at her window ledge). The chorus says that when they were together life was so good and easy (me and Cinderella, we put it all together). So easy that they could have driven home with one headlight and it would have worked out fine. This all leads to the final verse, where he's looking around at his life without her and it sucks (her death, it must be killing me).

[@Astro-Markus]

The rhythm reminds me a lot of "Lessons in love" by Level 42, a huge hit in the 80s.

[@murrayspiffy2815]

This song is so much like Brand and Lex - but they just can't see that together they've turned the engine - and are driving to 1 million subscribers with only one headlight between them. The irony is so strong - I can't believe it. They really need each other - to move from the middle to the better side.

[@dr.strangelove7788]

FYI the lead singer is Jacob Dylan, Bob Dylan’s son.

[@klasseact6663]

This is just one of those GREAT songs, always listen to it all the way through 👍👍

[@cabansinleaf8867]

That snare drum cuts right through everything, incredible sound

[@neillenet291]

You can definitely tell this is Bob Dylan's son from his voice.

[@rcdug2]

great song, great reaction. Check out "Sixth Avenue Heartache", "Empire Of The Mind", "Letters From The Wasteland", "When You're On Top", "The Beautiful Side Of Somewhere", and from their new album, "Move The River"

[@SG-js2qn]

I'm so old I think of this 1996 tune as "recent." :)

[@sourgir-wh6xd]

🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶 Saw the Wallflowers in concert years ago in Louisville KY with The Goo Goo Dolls and they were great! ❤ I can totally hear Bob Dylan's voice in Jake's voice when he sings this song. ✨😍

[@TheChrisPutnam]

Brad I love you man but sometimes you take the lyrics way too literally

[@invisiblekidradio5501]

One little overlooked bit of interest with this song is there is not one splash or crash hit from the drummer. It's all hi-hat.

[@wbishop1330]

Cool laid back song, remembered when this played on MTV. Cruising around drunk in a hooptie with one working headlight on, while one hand is over my left eye so I can see str8. Only song I know nd like from The Wallflowers. 🤘💀👍

[@latrishabledsoe7766]

Love this song , he sounds so much better than His Dad, JS

[@jakespencer431]

No idea what it’s about but I’ve always loved this song!

[@geneaikenii1092]

MISSIN OUT ON SOOOO MUCH SINCE YOU ARE NOT WATCHING THIS ARTISTS MUSIC VIDEO, BRAD.

[@accam6734]

Three Marlenas is another great song by The Wallflowers.

[@dougmann66]

JACKOB IS A BEUTIFUL HUMBLE TALENT !!!!!!!!!!!!

[@markcastellanet9672]

I loved this song when I was in high school. It's very smooth.

[@RobinT-treehugger]

Song is about the suicide of his friend who just gave up. He is saying that you can't live in the middle, you have to commit to life, even if you are broken - like a car with one headlight.

[@doplinger1]

At first I thought it was a song about Brad’s truck!

[@sheilathailand1903]

Such a great tune. Thanks!

[@johnpressey5900]

Jakob Dylan: "I tend to write with a lot of metaphors and images, so people take them literally. The song's meaning is all in the first verse. It's about the death of ideas. The first verse says, 'The death of the long broken arm of human law.' At times, it seems like there should be a code among human beings that is about respect and appreciation. I wasn't feeling like there was much support outside the group putting together the record. In the chorus, it says, 'C'mon try a little.' I didn't need everything to get through, I could still get through - meaning 'one headlight."

[@Tangeriiiiiine22222]

So good! That’s wild, all the online sources for the lyrics say “the funeral at dawn with the long broken arm”… but he is clearly saying “of” not “with”, totally different meaning. Do you happen to remember what interview that came from? I see it’s now been quoted a bunch of places. Thanks for sharing!!!