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9 de abr. de 2023 · Are you hurting and broken within?Overwhelmed by the weight of your sin?Jesus is callingHave you come to the end of yourselfDo you thirst for a drink from th...
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Há 5 dias · Letra. Tradução. Significado. Oh, Venha Ao Altar. O Come To The Altar. Você está machucando e despedaçado por dentro? Are you hurting and broken within? Esmagado pelo peso do pecado? Overwhelmed by the weight of your sin? Jesus está chamando. Jesus is calling. Você chegou ao limite de si mesmo? Have you come to the end of yourself?
12 de abr. de 2023 · ‘O Come To The Altar’ – Steven Yeun and cast (originally by Elevation Worship) ‘Drive’ – Incubus; Episode 4 – ‘Just Not All At The Same Time’ ‘Fly’ – Sugar Ray
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22 de abr. de 2018 · Elevation Worship performing an acoustic version of “O Come to the Altar” from their album "Acoustic Sessions".Subscribe to get the latest videos and songs:...
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- Episode 1: The Birds Don't Sing, They Screech in Pain
- Episode 2: The Rapture of Being Alive
- Episode 3: I Am Inhabited by A Cry
- Episode 4: Just Not All at The Same Time
- Episode 5: Such Inward Secret Creatures
- Episode 6: We Draw A Magic Circle
- Episode 7: I Am A Cage
- Episode 8: The Drama of Original Choice
- Episode 9: The Great Fabricator
O-Town & Hoobastank
"Liquid Dreams" by O-Town: This 2001 pop song was a radio hit back in the turn-of-the-century era of five-piece boy bands such as Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC. It's comically placed on Amy's car radio after the initial road rage incident she has with Danny. That's how the show introduces Amyas she tries to calm herself after her reckless driving almost kills Danny. "The Reason" by Hoobastank: This 2004 song is instantly recognizable and is by one-hit wonder band Hoobastank; it's featured at the...
Collective Soul, P-Lo & Tori Amos
"Shine" by Collective Soul: This is a popular grunge rock song from 1993 that Danny and Paul listen to as they work out. "Shine" is an example of diegetic music that plays in Beefand provides a sense of the type of music that Danny and Paul like. Danny tries to establish a false dominance over Paul by instructing him how to bench press, even though Paul already knows how and is better than Danny. "Same Squad" by P-Lo: This 2018 bouncy hip-hop track is by Oakland-area rapper P-Lo. It plays in...
Elevation Worship & Incubus
"O Come To The Altar" by Elevation Worship: This 2015 Christian rock song is collectively sung by Steven Yeun and other cast members in Beefduring the notable scene where Danny returns to church. He admits earlier in the series that he stopped practicing awhile ago, but shows up at a service at Veronica and Edwin's church feeling devastated and lost. "Drive" by Incubus: This is a popular alternative song from 2000 that actor Steven Yeun sings and performs as Danny at the church. It appears at...
Sugar Ray, Limp Bizkit, Morphine & The Offspring
"Fly" by Sugar Ray: This 1997 easy-listening radio hit appears at the beginning of episode 3 as Amy drives Paul home after their first kiss. They listen to it on the radio as Paul tells Amy about his unrealistic valet service app. The song provides a light feel-good and somewhat romantic toneto their sunny drive that furthers the 90s theme. "Nookie" by Limp Bizkit:This 1999 hard rock nu-metal song appears toward the beginning of episode 4 after Issac comes at Paul for insulting him. Paul thin...
Shearwater & System Of A Down
"Natural One" by Shearwater: This 2013 alternative rock song plays when Paul and Amy have sex at Amy's house. It doesn't fit into Beef's overall '90s and 2000s theme but acts as a support to Paul and Amy's sex scene with its suggestive lyrics. The fact that it's more modern could point to Paul's younger age and how he takes over the narrative in this scene. The deviation from the '90s theme also alludes to how out of character Amy acts by cheating on her husband. "Lonely Day" by System of a D...
Bethel Music, Paula Cole, Christina Aguilera & Bush
"Raise a Hallelujah" by Bethel Music:This 2019 Christian rock song is performed by the church-going cast in the show. Issac and his buddies attend the church service with Danny after getting away with the home invasion at Amy's. Issac is allowed to attend because he got a religious exemption from his house arrest. Danny seems annoyed that Issac is there because he clearly doesn't take church seriously. This strengthens the notion that Danny actually cares about the idea of worship and secretl...
Keane
"Somewhere Only We Know" by Keane: This 2004 pop ballad is another well-known, singable hit in the same category as Hoobastank's "The Reason." It appears at the end of Beef episode 8 as Danny is finally able to deliver on his promise to his parents to bring them back to America.
Grant Lee Buffalo
"Mockingbirds" by Grant Lee Buffalo: This 1994 soft rock song appears at the end of episode 8 as Danny is in his worst position yet. George discovers who he is and threatens him with Amy's gun. Danny gets the best and knocks him out accidentally, fleeing the scene only to find June in the backseat of his truck, making him an unintentional kidnapper. The lyrics in "Mockingbirds" are just as dire as Danny's circumstances, with lines like "Devastation at last we finally meet." Throughout Beef, c...
Tad & Bjork
"Jinx" by Tad: This pre-Nirvana 1990 grunge song appears in Beef in Danny's van as he and his friends drive to Jordan's mansion to steal her ancient headpieces. Danny and Paul are held hostage with June, hands zip-tied in the backseat. The song sets an edgy tone for the felonythat Issac is about to perform. This is the second use of diegetic music to represent Issac's character, the first being Limp Bizkit's "Nookie." Both songs have an underlying sense of danger that can be seen as unsettlin...
12 de abr. de 2023 · The 10-episode series follows high-strung, struggling contractor Danny, played by Steven Yeun, and successful-yet-unfulfilled business owner Amy, portrayed by Ali Wong, after a spiraling...
21 de abr. de 2023 · “O Come to the Altar” by Steven Yeun (Original song by Elevation Worship) “Drive” by Incubus
