would have to be blind not to notice in this video at least a disturbing image, a second that we have removed the breath, you've taken the last of us. Once a friend, who is studying art, he told me categorically that Tool's videos are art and capitalized. This is one of the effects caused by the mixture of darkness and tension, both musical and visual, but an image suceción intense and filled with symbolism. This video in particular seems epic, from the beginning to the glorious end. Tool returned crestfallen meaning to video. Hurra by this metal claustrophobic.
Saturday, August 1, 2009
Nutrition Information Holsten Pilsner
The Song Prog of the week: Tool - Parabola
Friday, July 31, 2009
What Does Meningitis Headache Feel Like
Sigur Ros - Takk ... (2005)
Takk ... is the fourth album by this great band. In this album these guys find a way to Quajar the sound of previous albums. Vocalist Jonsi described it as "a little happier than" () "with more hope. The lyrics speak of small adventures, maybe children's stories. They are simple and naive, and always have a hero. For example, the Glósóli wake up and everything is dark, can not see the light. He thinks that the sun is gone and begins a journey to search, find the final "
Hoppípolla: Beautiful issue. Starts with a piano arpeggio and then go the whole band. Jónsi (voalista) with her delicate voice in his lyrics express a childlike joy, the joy of a child jumping in puddles (Hoppípolla = jumping through puddles.) Then the band gets stronger while singing in falsetto Jónsi hopelandic (language invented by the band) with typical "Yu Shai ...".
Sæglópur: has a more mysterious and dark. Start with some gentle piano chords and arrangements that seem to enter the vibraphone while Jónsi falsetto. Then enter all the band and its well-known Jonsi plays guitar sound (which is played with a bow violin) and the issue becomes more space.
Takk ... is the fourth album by this great band. In this album these guys find a way to Quajar the sound of previous albums. Vocalist Jonsi described it as "a little happier than" () "with more hope. The lyrics speak of small adventures, maybe children's stories. They are simple and naive, and always have a hero. For example, the Glósóli wake up and everything is dark, can not see the light. He thinks that the sun is gone and begins a journey to search, find the final "
Hoppípolla: Beautiful issue. Starts with a piano arpeggio and then go the whole band. Jónsi (voalista) with her delicate voice in his lyrics express a childlike joy, the joy of a child jumping in puddles (Hoppípolla = jumping through puddles.) Then the band gets stronger while singing in falsetto Jónsi hopelandic (language invented by the band) with typical "Yu Shai ...".
Sæglópur: has a more mysterious and dark. Start with some gentle piano chords and arrangements that seem to enter the vibraphone while Jónsi falsetto. Then enter all the band and its well-known Jonsi plays guitar sound (which is played with a bow violin) and the issue becomes more space.
Heysatan: All quiet in this topic makes you fly when you close your eyes and dream that you have no obligations or liabilities, or debts. It's so slow, no layers of effects, only organic sounds more orchestrated keyboard and the beautiful voices. Thus ends a memorable album for a moment at least we made it back to childhood.
Tracklist:
1. Takk ...
2. Glosoli
3.
Hoppipolla 4. Meo Blodnasir
5. It
Lest 6. Saeglopur
7. Milano
8. Gong
9.
Andvari 10. Svo Hljott
11.
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Is It Normal For 11 Yr Olds To Masturbrate
Sigur Ros - () (2002)
This is the famous untitled album, it's none of their songs has a title and the lyrics are in a language invented by vocalist Jonsi, the vonlenska, which can be translated as a hopeful language. The idea of \u200b\u200bthis is the same as the idea of \u200b\u200bZeppelin to get his untitled album, only in the extreme. The free interpretation of the letters is very important because there are no special parameters, which gives the listener more room to concentrate on music as a whole is more if you want in the album booklet, the pages are blank, the idea is that each person write the letters you see fit.
The sound of album is dreamy, beautiful, something symphonic, environmental and above all very touching. The album is to be heard together, but I think describing random fragments give a broader idea.
The sound of album is dreamy, beautiful, something symphonic, environmental and above all very touching. The album is to be heard together, but I think describing random fragments give a broader idea.
Untitled 2: Start with distorted sounds, then they appear as ghostly echoes sounds very typical of the music of Sigur, also joined a guitar arpeggios something that creates an ambient post rock. Then comes the delicate voice of Jonsi, who uses the falsetto in a unique way.
Untitled 3: Start with a sound very similar to the church body, then enters a piano arpeggio accompanied by the echoes already mentioned. Then is changing in intensity until the climax where he disappears again.
This album is to hear with patience, perhaps in the field.
Track List:
1. Untitled # 1 - "Vaka"
2. Untitled # 2 - "Fyrsta"
3. Untitled # 3 - "Samskeyti"
4. Untitled # 4 - "Njosnavelin"
5. Untitled # 5 - "Álafoss"
6. Untitled # 6 - "E-Bow"
7. Untitled # 7 - "Dauðalagið"
8. Untitled # 8 - "Popplagið"
1. Untitled # 1 - "Vaka"
2. Untitled # 2 - "Fyrsta"
3. Untitled # 3 - "Samskeyti"
4. Untitled # 4 - "Njosnavelin"
5. Untitled # 5 - "Álafoss"
6. Untitled # 6 - "E-Bow"
7. Untitled # 7 - "Dauðalagið"
8. Untitled # 8 - "Popplagið"
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