Mazzy Star - Fade Into You - 10/2/1994 - Shoreline Amphitheatre
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Published 2020-11-14
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All Comments (21)
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I didn’t realize it then, but 1994 was practically another planet compared to now.
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Music is the closest thing to a time machine
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She HATED playing in front of live audiences. She's said it in interviews. I love this version cause you can see her discomfort and vulnerabilities... I think this makes this a very raw and real version to hear Hope sing and Dave play in this very connected version
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My husband loved this & when I feel really sad i listen to this song & think what could have been Rest in Peace my Love 🩷💙❤️🩵💙💖💗💘
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She sings like she is whispering into the ears of a lover.
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I don’t think the crowd realizes how lucky they are to hear this live.
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I love everything about this performance. Her mesmerising voice, her shy beauty, her simplicty, that huge bass behind her and its harmony, guitar harmony, no cell phones, the crowd's 90s fashion, the disabled kids looking so at peace... This is the most pure performance and my soul gets lost in the song every time. I probably don't think as much as some of you when I hear it, I just listen and feel bliss.
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Who can keep a audience so quiet…Respect something that’s gone in the wind. Beautiful voice
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In 1994 we started going out and we would listen to this song and album at night, and over the next 20+ years we had our 2 kids, house, business (a tiny farm), and then he passed from cancer in his early 40s. I still listen to this song and think of those nights long ago, in my little condo, falling in love. I miss him so much. This song makes me smile and cry and feel the passing of time.
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I was here. This was my first concert. My brother worked at Tower Records and got tickets for stuff like this all the time. I went with my parents and my brother. We sat on the lawn. Good times...The best of them actually.
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I have always been mesmerized by Hope Sandoval's vocal delivery. Effortless, yet lethargic. Like she's holding back, procrastinating against the strumming time, yet the words need to get out and feel so natural when they do. Painful, coy, haunting, beautiful.
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Damn.. I always feel so old watching this. I was.. 13 years old in 1994.. music was life back then.. no cell phones.. just the radio.. mixed tapes and CDs. I'll be 43 this year I swear you close your eyes and when you open them it's been 30 years.. crazy.. life is wild and time waits for no one.
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I was at this concert. Had NO idea how special it was at the time. Tom Petty, Neil Young, Pearl Jam, this performance...
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Not to sound like a old man but this reminds me of some of the best years of my life.
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Missing 1994 in 2024.
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Never heard of mazzy star or heard this song and i’m 32, yet somehow this is extremely nostalgic and brings me back to a time i don’t remember living through
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This really shows that you don’t need to shout or sing loudly to be heard. She’s amazing
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Does anybody else feel like listening to these songs on YouTube with all the people and comments is way more emotional and touching than just listening to it by yourself on Spotify? Reading all these memories connected to this song just makes you addicted to depression somehow ...
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This song always made me feel like I had lost someone I never met. And I'm listening now. And it's giving me closure
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This was our wedding song 23yrs ago, still so amazing ❤
