Now, what are we to make of this? We should be careful about overinterpreting these findings (see: the headline on Matthews’ piece, which may or may not have been written by Matthews).
We’ll return to that point in a minute.) Some related research shows that happiness may max out around $75,000, but life satisfaction continues rising with income, basically forever. (Note the obvious implication: the same dollar brings more net happiness to a person the lower their income. The relationship between money and happiness gets weaker as you climb the income scale, but it never completely dissociates. (If you want to dig in on this, read Stevenson & Wolfers. And when that unexpected, uplifting organ drifts in from out of nowhere at the end, the song ends on a quietly joyous note.To support our nonprofit environmental journalism, please consider disabling your ad-blocker to allow ads on Grist. It sounds distant, like it’s beaming in from a different room or from underneath the floorboards. Gauzy and wistful, it’s drenched with melancholic yearning. Mayo Thompson from avant garde rock group Red Krayola produced this 12” version though, and it’s the best. There are three different versions of this song that I know of, including a sensationally raucous 1982 live version under the title After They Told Me She Had Gone. “He makes a personal point by not showing his face throughout the clip but there is also an overall feeling of sadness to the video anyway,” Phillipps wrote on a Facebook post when he unearthed and shared this video. Bassist Martin Kean had left the band but agreed to come back to do some promotional work, including this video. Phillipps has said the clip documents the band at a sad time. Dexterously filmed by Chris Knox in one shot at his flat.
The autoharp, the juice bottle, the simplicity. I never knew there was a video of this until now and when I watched the deeply melancholy video clip for the first time, I burst into tears then promptly watched it another nine times.
“Fill your head with alcohol, comic books and drugs …” From the dreamy The Lost EP.
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