Cocteau Twins - Pearly Dewdrops' Drops (Official Video)

'Pearly-Dewdrops' Drops' by Cocteau Twins features on their 1984 EP 'The Spangle Maker' and 1986 album 'The Pink Opaque'.

[monkeybean]

1988, art school; my friend Claudette and I would have skip days. We would go to her house, listen to Cocteau Twins and Clan of Xymox and smoke a lot of clove cigarettes. I would watch her create beauty on a canvas. I truly miss her. Some of the happiest moments in my life.

[uranianplutonian]

Elizabeth Fraser has one of those rare voices that will make you cry from how beautiful it is.

[jovanjones]

“We accept the Love we think we deserve” 🌺

[Austinblyth]

Liz Fraser's voice is so unique. It's elegant, pure and vulnerable. But it's also incredibly powerful. There's so much yearning, frustration and freedom in her voice. Like someone who has been told how to live her whole life and finally has the chance to express herself freely.

[karenr]

Nearly 59yrs old and I'm still playing this....❤

[-ZZ-]

1980's - A different time; a different world; inexpressable innocence and love captured in the best music as this; im so lucky i was a teenager and wish i could go back in time -2023

[Brerenee]

I've just discovered this band and I can't help but feel like I missed out on something great.

[sketcharmstrong]

I remember my mother RIP playing this song on car rides. For the longest time I never knew who the group was and just recently found them again. How awesome...

[rickhowell]

You know how a single piece of music can take you to a single time and place? This one takes me to Blisworth, Northamptonshire, autumn 1984, driving home to Cornwall in my Dolomite 1850 listening to John Peel

[michelleavery-lz]

I’m 51, I’ve been listening to Cocteau Twins since I was 19. Maybe I’m old, but today’s music is just not the same.

[jom]

im a 41 yr old woman..i still feel 15....and the cocteau twins just help me to enjoy it more....beautiful beautiful music...x

[MrNigelBriggs]

I've never understood a single word of this song. Just love the sound of it :D

[frteauo]

“And I thought someday I’d be at a party in college or something, and I’d look up and see this person across the room and from that moment I’d know everything was going to be okay.”

[АБДУЛЛАХИХИМОВ]

Everybody talk 'bout Frazer's voice, which is actually so genius, but we must not forget about Gutrie's guitar. First of all all the Cocteau Twins' songs are beautiful combination of amazing guitar and amazing voice. What kind of knowing each other must couple have to understand a musical idea of partner and realize it so perfectly? They both are genius. Only together

[Bongwater]

When I first heard Cocteau Twins in 1984, I knew I had to hear them again and again, 40 yrs later, still listening! Kids, if you like this one, try Carolyn's Fingers!

[idavo]

This was the song that kicked in my individuality.
I heard it once on John Peel in the back room, which was also my bedroom when I was about 15 / 16 - after that I listened to Kid Jensen & John Peel every night on the stereogram - then I found The Smiths & Everything But The Girl & Ivor Cutler.
I never knew the name of this song, so I bought everything in Woolworths with 'Cocteau Twins' took them to my nanna & played them, looking for this song.
I eventually found it. By that time, I had fallen in love with Elizabeth Frazer's voice.
That was my teens - still listen, still an EBTG fan - 48 now, what a great time in my life finding the music that sticks.
My taste now is very eclectic - God bless to my nanna who never moaned about me on the stereogram, - takes me back to the very day.
I miss her,

Thank you for posting this.

[davidellis]

Remember MTV Showed this at 3 AM. I was drunk. Only time I saw it 1984. Now 2018. 34 Years.. Sounds just as good.

[mdreinders]

My 19-year old son's online friend from eastern Europe introduced him to Cocteau Twins about 6 months ago. He started playing them in the car while I was helping him learn to drive. At first, I thought it was kind of odd, definitely unique though. But, that's how music often resonates with me. It might take a little bit, but then it penetrates my heart, and...tears are welling up in my eyes as I type this listening to this haunting, beautiful, mesmerizing, unique, and wonderful song. The phrasing of the chord progressions, what she does with her voice at the beginning of that phrase during the verses...special.

Amazing. I am very grateful for the digital communications that occurred across the globe to be offered eventually to my being, my realm, my heart. This is absolutely blissful and am SO glad this channel was created. Eager to hear the upcoming remastering of some of their albums later in 2024...

Thank you. ❤❤

[random]

Perfect in every way: sonically, visually. My favourite Cocteau Twins song, and video.

[TheAnalPunisher]

This is not a woman, this is an angel