Tiny Changes

[@quins5583]

I found Frightened Rabbit at a difficult point in my life. Living in New York City, on my own for the first time in my life. My favorite bookstore had a small section of vinyl records I would sift through picking up ones that seemed interesting to look up later when I found this album. It immediately struck my heart and to the dismay of my roommates, the album played on repeat for a month straight. A couple years later I heard the news of Scott's passing and was devastated. His music, his voice, and his words got me through so much and continues to to this day. I will forever be grateful for what he gave us while he was alive.

[@Cw2e]

“He just . . . cut open his heart and pulled it out and put it out there for everyone to see.” So true. What a treasure. Miss you, Scott, thank you for sharing

[@BrettOG]

Ben Gibbards words on music discovery and aging are so spot on. I wish I could have that as a snippet to throw back at every post from some old person that states rock is dead or no good music is made anymore.

[@amypetrone2194]

I'm sort of an "old" person. 55 yrs old. I continue to yearn for new, amazing music. And it truly is out there. Most people my age seem to get stuck in some decade in the past and never move forward. Now we go to concerts with our grown children and continue discovering. I discover FR 6 or 7 years ago. They are now in my top 10 bands of all time. Don't get stuck in the past as you age!!

[@Kered-9]

@@amypetrone2194 Spot on. So many middle aged people where I live like country music from a certain era, or music from the 80's and that's it. I am close to 40 and I love discovering new music! I listen to music from the 60's to present and varying genres.

[@garettreid8729]

So True...anyone who says "Rock is Dead" is either ignorant or a hipster. I've never had trouble finding new good music, FR is one of them. Bens' take on it is spot on

[@michaelmuirandmyms6161]

I agree 100% Brett and everyone else commenting. I love harking back to music I've loved throughout my life but new music and especially new rock/alternative music means do much. I'm 45 with 3 kids so firmly in the middle aged world but would hate to dwell on 1 musical era alone and I hope my kids enjoy the same passion that I have and that you folks have too. It's soppy as fuck but music is life!!!

[@ThomasBrubach]

The only thing he missed was the role of novelty of the music coupled with novelty of experience at young ages. All the music you hear at that age is coupled with new experiences and hormones. I would argue that's the biggest reason.

[@VanSusans]

Frightened Rabbit forever and always. ❤️

[@redzwestisbest]

Passed the torch to Ren.

[@TheIgorgc]

I found the band after scott passed and always get very emotional everytime I see how dear he was to everybody who worked, lived and or played with him.

[@adoredpromises]

all the love for these guys. i discovered frightened rabbit this year and finding out scott had died was heartbreaking and gave the music such an intense punch of sadness.

[@johnhughes915]

RIP Scott. Never forgotten, always missed.

[@jsunfun]

There's so much footage here of shows I'd love to see and hear. If you're reading this FR, please release more of this stuff onto KZbin or your website or anywhere. Demos, live footage, anything. Thanks, love you guys. Miss you Scott. This is still tough.

[@kerrscott2805]

The Tiny changes Album which Scott orchestrated feels like a beautiful final goodbye from Scott, Love and miss you buddy

[@jameskitson2982]

Frightened rabbit will stay with me and so many others for many many years to come. Thank you to the band and to Scott's memory for so many great songs, lessons learned from the music and just thank you! Frabbit forever!

[@stacycoulson3086]

This makes me happy and breaks my heart all over again. I've listened to the boys for 10 years. Saw them live 11 times. I miss Scott.

[@Kered-9]

That is awesome! I started listening to them around 2013 or so. Never got to see them live

[@piggybankvillan]

Scott's legacy will carry on through the beauty of the songs he made, and will live on in the achy, battered hearts of the young and old alike. Scott's body may have passed, but his spirit has never been more alive. Thanks for continuing to share that spirit.

[@TammyMovies]

I found Frightened Rabbit buy picking up the Midnight Organ when I heard a sone years ago on the radio. I became obsessed with the album, then saw them live. Incredible live - this is one of those bands and Scott - who I will never forget. Lyrics are raw and true and meaningful to all of us. Rest in peace Scott - we'll miss your creativity forever.

[@rick98765]

This covers record made me fall in love with Frightened Rabbit all over again.

[@dfcsons]

My girlfriend and I drove from Toronto to New Jersey to see them perform at The Stone Pony about 6 years ago. It was a defining live moment for both of us. Now that our daughters have become of age it saddens me they will never experience the same from this incredible, wonderful band. I hope everyone who is as touched and moved by their music as we are were able to experience their energy, charm, and raw power.

[@rabitoblanco]

My wife and I saw them the first time in the basement of a church in Philadelphia-- dropped ceilings, stacks of chairs on the side, it would think you were there to watch a third grade play. It was unreal. It makes me very sad for my music-loving son that he'll never get to hear Scott live.

[@JT74]

Beautiful documentary for my favourite band and album of all time. I saw FR live over a dozen times as well as Scott solo and also had the privilege of meeting him. His music changed my life and his lyrics will always have a place in my heart

[@Avatar178]

I'm from Chile. I went to Scotland four months ago, and I swear it was a piece of destiny I could know about Frightened Rabbit, too many random things happened to allow me know about them and I thank destiny for all those wonderful coincidences.

[@ChuckCheese1]

It's an fantastic project, with fantastic source material and fantastic results. I did not realize there was a video about it, and this kinda destroyed me - in a good/bad way - tonight. Thank you to all involved. I don't know about forever....but this music is going to stand the test of time.

[@riskoflobsters1226]

What a bunch of beautiful people.

[@thewitmarkdemos]

I can already tell I'm going to cry lol.

[@thewitmarkdemos]

Lol, yeah, here we go

[@liamfoleysound]

3 minutes and 1 second is how long I held off the tears

[@junip3r800]

I will love these guys forever

[@blairreid23]

Thank you frightened rabbit for this album and the story of its journey.

[@thewitmarkdemos]

Oh my heart. Thank you all so much.

[@FloatingInTheFourth]

Midnight Organ Fight and Come Now Sleepy by As Cities Burns are the two definitive albums of my entire life. RIP Scott thank you for sharing your soul with us all!

[@shottingham]

This, THIS is the most perfect experience of Frightened Rabbit I have ever heard. I have a lot to say about Scott and his band, but what's the point. They did something perfect for me at the time of my life that I never expected, and just as incredible he was, we lost him.

[@serotoninzero]

What a great documentary. Such a fantastic group of artists that were a part of Tiny Changes and A Celebration of the Songs of Scott Hutchison.

[@Bighandsdown]

Drove from the Midlands to Glasgow to watch them play Oran Mor. Was amazing. Can't imagine doing that for any band

[@updownleftrightish]

Not many people go that you've never met and you can look back on their work, their catalogue of words pulled into poetry with some chords. I'm no fanboy of frabbit they were amazing but Scott was special feel like he will never really be appreciated the way he deserves, not that it seemed he seeked it but for many who have been down he gave sanctuary and a kinship through words. His words to me are on par with any great songwriter or wordsmith before him and will remain timeless. People will have the same struggles and resonate every day with pain, the joy and the honesty in those words. Rest easy big man thanks for being special.

[@JasonTMays]

Admittedly, I teared up watching this! There is so much authenticity and love that it makes his absence that much harder to bear.

[@mudmudmud7007]

i started crying as soon as the live clip of Fast Blood started... Thankyou for your beautiful work, Scott. Rest in power

[@stebarnett302]

Beautiful. Not many albums grab me tightly every single time I play them back but Midnight Organ Fight does it every time, time and time again. Scott, you made tiny changes to earth indeed.

[@samcos8747]

I saw FR live in Melbourne in 2013 and it was spectacular. Scott's memory lives on through this fantastic album.

[@thedavidjscott_]

God, they made fantastic music. RIP Scott Hutchison. Your music was a pure gold, and we lost you too soon.

[@Freiheit1232]

Such a lovely tribute. Very thankful I was able to see FR perform and meet all the band members after a show in Florida. Cannot thank them enough for their music.

[@doonaree999]

Great to hear all these great artists talk so honestly about Scott and his music writing. Scott may have been a troubled soul but that did not stop him being a working class genius who could relate to real people. There is not a week that goes by when I do not think about him and wish that he was still with us. I am just glad that his music will live on forever. Rest easy Scott and watch over the Tiny Changes that your legacy will continue to make for many years. ♥

[@Dalton_w]

I love frightened rabbit. It's so raw. I was so sad when the news broke about what happened. RIP

[@EmielZuurbier]

Thank you, Scott, FF, and friends, for making me feel the things that I couldn't have without any help. It helped me.

[@jimshuttle]

I only properly discovered FR last year. I knew of them, but had no friends who were into their music, so I never took it upon myself to give them a go. Organ Fight has been on repeat for the best part of 6 months now. I just watched this and sobbed. Scott clearly meant so much to so many people. What a gigantic and terrible loss.

[@jhosky1]

Listening to albums is such an individual thing, it is odd to hear all these artists having had a parallel experience on hearing this album, and articulate why it meant so much to many of us. His music was raw, beautiful, heartfelt, genuine, sometimes disturbing, and absolutely rocking. RIP Scott.

[@mayfairwitch]

Love, only and simply LOVE! THANX! ❤️

[@tonyreynolds2328]

My marriage was imploding and ending when Midnight Organ Fight was released. I listened to the album over and over again and the music gave me an emotional channel to help process what was happening to me. I've been a fan ever since, seen Frightened Rabbit multiple times, and Scott solo once. I'm so sad that he's gone. I'm also happy to see such support from so many other musicians to do this record, and hear what this meant to them as well. Thank you Frightened Rabbit. You are missed.

[@MichaelCk15]

“He just . . . cut open his heart and pulled it out and put it out there for everyone to see.” I didn't think it was possible to explain why I was so moved by this album until I heard these words. My first concert ever was Frightened Rabbit in Spokane for a stop on their Pedestrian Verse tour. Scott's acoustic version of Scottish Winds that night still gives me goosebumps. He embodied honesty, showing every part of his experiences, especially the ugly. That's why Frightened Rabbit has the most invested fans. The character behind the music is what makes it so beautiful. We miss you Scott and I'm so glad you created and experienced this celebration of your work.

[@Pompey_blue]

Gone in an instant but i will listen to you for the rest of my lifetime. Thanks scott you were the real MVP of music.

[@anniebell6846]

Music like this is powerful thank you guys I shed many tears listening to you guys

[@niro750]

I didn't get to see them live. When I started listening to them and decided I wanted to see them it was just before he took his life. Such a loss.

[@jimclark6243]

Thank you for this. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

[@iainscottmoncrieff4929]

AHH man this is some special stuff. Frightened Rabbit I will never ever stop loving you

[@TheConnorbmcleod]

Great accompaniment after listening to the cover album for a few weeks now. Really enjoyed all the perspectives from the different artists and how much emotion it brought, great job.

[@michaelgodfrey7528]

Thank you so much for sharing this. I am doing media work for SAMH and suicide prevention week, Scott will definitely be getting mentioned.

[@siavash1523]

Great Documentary And a lovely tribute to scott and that awesome album Good job guys 👍

[@denverwhite1767]

All the

[@suziedarcy2856]

Watching this 2022, I'm greetin, I wish he knew how much we needed him💚,this band got me through and continues to get me through life.. I just wish there was more...💚❣

[@johnmavroudis2054]

Looking forward to hearing this brilliant album in a whole new way... and thank you, Scott for giving us these gifts.

[@callumgibson7670]

Terrific insightful documentary. So much music in ten short years. We were spoiled. Make Tiny Changes X

[@RockinItSince1963]

Thankyou for sharing this, I never got to see or hear frightened rabbit till after I heard about Scott's death, music touches a place in our hearts that nothing else could ..mental health awareness week 2022

[@furiousmoose4633]

He always spoke so proudly for us when we couldn’t, miss you Scott.

[@TheColdrush22]

This is beautiful.

[@stewartwaldie9716]

Love this band and love this album heads roll off is a perfect song just beautiful so many great songs on this album held it together until the end of this doc sleep well Scott.

[@pratosaurusrex1128]

Thanks for uploading. It’s amazing to see artists I’ve watch grow show how many ways TMOF has affected them. Scott was truly a special man. I hope that the Tiny Changes foundation can help his legacy remain strong for years to come

[@hunky_dorky]

This was beautiful. Thank you for sharing. I may be just one person, but Scott’s words have made more than tiny changes in my life.

[@nilberquier2713]

Often I get real drunk and listen and watch all of FR's music and it makes me feel like everything is all okay. If they can be so happy and sad and beautiful then I need to shut the fuck up and get on

[@frevr18]

Still raw, four years on.

[@NeverKnowinglyUndersouled]

'Pointless' brought me here 😍

[@crossbridgetheatre]

Absolutely beautiful, Thank you for inspiring us through the years. Bless those who suffer from mental health issues, and know that it's okay to talk about it. May you rest in peace, Scott.

[@CatchingStarlight]

i saw fr live in 2011 during a death cab for cutie concert when codes and keys was released. i'm pretty sure it was their first time touring in america. i have never seen someone so... passionate and full of life on stage before. scott... i'm so sorry you went through all the traumas and tribulations that you did. god, i would have traded my place. i wish it was someone else, anyone else that they had pulled from that river that day. i'm a struggling addict, csa/trauma victim and mentally ill individual. whenever i feel like giving up and just killing myself like i've tried before many times, i think of scott. he makes me feel so much better. his music speaks to me, resonates with me. i don't want to give up. he wouldn't want one of his fans to make the same mistakes he did. his death hurts me so much, because a couple years before his death, i had lost a friend to suicide, and it reminded me of him all over again. we have to be there for others, now more than ever. even if someone doesnt look like they're hurting, please be kind and supportive and honest. be there for them. help others. show compassion. it's what the world needs now more than anything else. i will never forget you, scott, and the sheer impact you left on me the day i found you. thank god for you, for this band. you were an angel, and passed too soon, but i think your message you wanted to send to the world resonates here in this final collab, and your final words. rest easy. i hope you're finally free.

[@everybodysayparty]

My ex boyfriend introduced me to Frightened Rabbit. I miss him so much. I see why he loved this band. I was too young to see how much darkness consumed him and I wish I could’ve done more to help him.

[@wowno5763]

Shout out to Mike Pace, underrated musician for sure.

[@wowno5763]

Reading the notes from the band members at the end was the toughest part of watching this. It really is goodbye :[

[@scotiamccombie5486]

From my heart to yours - this will fly - it will work. I cant express it properly. Keep sharing, keep enlightening, keep moving - forward. Always, always forward.

[@Sebulbatron]

This was just lovely. Thank you all for this wonderful listening experience. And thank you Scott for helping me cope with and understand a lot of confusing emotions. This record made me feel hope again, and now you’ve given that experience anew.

[@michaelmuirandmyms6161]

Daniel, I'm glad you felt hope and now feel it anew!! Music is a sneaky bugger like that as it can make our hearts break yet lift us up so fucking high!! Scott and FR could do both in a single line and I'm chuffed they did it for you!! Keep your hope going!!!

[@mbilas86]

Thanks for putting the time together and making this. Wish yall the best in whatever you end up doing next. Thanks for the amazing shows and music :)

[@RoseEvans01]

what a band. what a record. x

[@WhiskeyPlease-xq3ru]

This was very well done, thank you for this.

[@KerriKleinfletcher]

Gutted and Overjoyed to watch this. As it should be.

[@michaelmuirandmyms6161]

You're spot on there.

[@andrewalexander4331]

Beautiful documentary.

[@Liquidskwid]

Thank you.

[@nikolajw554]

goddamn it. i hope scott's better now. peace

[@TenSuns1914]

I cant stop crying. Such honor

[@onlythingicouldthink]

Not gonna lie, I started to cry during the quotes at the end

[@loganme]

Love you guys. This is beautiful. RIP Scott.

[@torbenwolfanger]

I just LOVE it.

[@AbcDef-zf4gs]

I iss you so much scott, I miss you so much dad.

[@HenryZion]

Thank you, so much.

[@RenewedRS]

I'm so lucky to have seen them live in 2009 when the TMOF was still most of their setlist. I must have shouted "KEEP YOURSELF WARM" like 5 times between songs hoping they would play it and I think it was the last song they played. Scott put so much into his performance on stage that I didn't care I was paying £4.50 for a plastic cup of beer.

[@brandofhero]

🥃 to you, S.H.

[@sixmonthssleep3057]

This album made me start playing guitar and I met some of my best friends in the world through FR. Thank you.

[@meetalexa5169]

I love this so much. Frightened Rabbit will never leave me and I am so thankful for it.

[@georgex5959]

Beautiful video, beautiful music and beautiful people. Weird thing for me is I have never really listened to the lyrics (my wife and adult son had to tell me what "Snake" was about!!) but the music has always been so intense and wonderful. Maybe as a 58 year old it's time for me to download the lyrics and listen.

[@Genericusername1004]

I was ok until reading the letter from grant in the outro.

[@amandasdfghj]

So much love

[@shanekusak4345]

Beautiful

[@Cal50]

Thank you FR.

[@lauriemaddalena7691]

To the three guys who disliked this video, fucking keeps you warm, u animals.

[@TehChancellorr]

I will never not be sad that I never got to see you guys live.

[@Zyswest]

grace and beauty. i wish there were words to describe their impact on me and my writing. it was so powerful to me during a certain period of my life and i just wish i could give something back in return. thank you, Scott and FR

[@bcparke]

The three people so far that have down voted this can burn in hell. Long live Frightened Rabbit. Still can't believe Scott is gone.

[@Drabee]

balling, such a wonderful vid, thank you x

[@adoredpromises]

Thank you so much for this video.

[@beckyovershares7252]

Awesome! I loved this doc.