A great example of a song that puts forth a series of impressionistic images in a psychedelic mode. The images aren't necessarliy meant to tell a specific story, but only to reflect a series of reflections on life. All of them are suggestive of melancholy and loss. All things must pass, and all of them fade away to nothingness, leaving only memories and images of what is no more.
A great example of a song that puts forth a series of impressionistic images in a psychedelic mode. The images aren't necessarliy meant to tell a specific story, but only to reflect a series of reflections on life. All of them are suggestive of melancholy and loss. All things must pass, and all of them fade away to nothingness, leaving only memories and images of what is no more.
If you ever get the urge to shut all of your friends out of your life and just work a job and come home to play counter-strike all night and listen to CD's....This song is absolutely not good for that. And speaking of, get the hell out of your house.
If you ever get the urge to shut all of your friends out of your life and just work a job and come home to play counter-strike all night and listen to CD's....This song is absolutely not good for that. And speaking of, get the hell out of your house.
Comfortably Numbish...I believe Radiohead is the Pink Floyd of our generation. Good song, chilling, lonely...
Comfortably Numbish...I believe Radiohead is the Pink Floyd of our generation. Good song, chilling, lonely...
Coming back to this and Danny has found christ and is now a Christian, wild how things work out
Coming back to this and Danny has found christ and is now a Christian, wild how things work out
The recording location was written as Prancak’s because it could belong to two villages: Prancak Dukuh & Prancak Glondong (sorry if the spelling is incorrect).
The recording location was written as Prancak’s because it could belong to two villages: Prancak Dukuh & Prancak Glondong (sorry if the spelling is incorrect).
The original 440 Hz version includes ornamental figures that were later removed in the 432 Hz version. This change was not corrective, but conceptual: without the ornaments, the melodic line revealed its core shape more clearly. The piece proved capable of sustaining multiple readings, where ornamentation functions as expressive commentary rather than structural foundation.
The original 440 Hz version includes ornamental figures that were later removed in the 432 Hz version. This change was not corrective, but conceptual: without the ornaments, the melodic line revealed its core shape more clearly. The piece proved capable of sustaining multiple readings, where ornamentation functions as expressive commentary rather than structural foundation.
I think its about a sacrifice, a ritualistic murder, a cult viewing death as a god; " We dance the stone death naked by the shore." makes me think they worship the death, use it as an offering.
I think its about a sacrifice, a ritualistic murder, a cult viewing death as a god; " We dance the stone death naked by the shore." makes me think they worship the death, use it as an offering.