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4,452 Views • Feb 16, 2023 • Click to toggle off description
Bleeding Star are a young Te Whanganui-a-Tara band named after a particular song and album released by a Ōtautahi band via Flying Nun Records, in 1993. Yep, I'm sure you guessed the original band. They were named after a rather famous French existentialist. Anyway, Bleeding Star's music certainly has traces of their namesakes song and album, but with their own refreshing take. In this What Was That Thing? session they ask an interesting question - Why Do Parties Have to Be So Loud?
Views : 4,452
Genre: Music
Date of upload: Feb 16, 2023 ^^
Rating : 4.92 (4/195 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-04-21T18:12:04.494886Z
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YouTube Comments - 32 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
here before you guys are famous
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A catchy song that has interesting lyrics and I want more
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nz has such talent.....thank you flying nun..for your support
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yo this is great
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Well done lads!!!
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awesome song
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very good,greetings from Greece
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Love this song. Is there more from Bleeding Star? PS Greetz from the Netherlands :hand-pink-waving:
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Damn good potential
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This is so good omggg
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love it!
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Love this
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this is so good
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Wow - so good
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Great song
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cool as!
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They're pretty good!
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Ha Ha Ha! Thst's funny! Bleeding Star sounds like the Verlaines!
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this is cool - wish the drums were mic'd up better
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@romanpolaczuk2638
1 year ago
These guys are stellar live. Songwriting is great of course but this video doesn't quite capture the other important half of their sound - the sheer amplitude.
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