prophesy

pie šitāda es pagajušo piektdien kustējos. rituāli spirituāli aizbungojos līdz transam. un vēl mazliet slāpēti amen breiki fonā.. tos varam ģenerēt ar pirkstiem sitot takti

lieliski!

kā nākamo treklistē iesaku: the microphones - the sun ;)

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domāju tu varētu to dziesmiņu šeit ielikt :)

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varbūt vēlāk, bet principā, negribas man te likt sarežģītu mūziku. 15-17 min puse no tā intro, tad tribal drummings, kas sasniedz virsotni tikai ap dziesmas beigu sākumu. neticu, ka kāds izņemot tevi noklausītos līdz galam. bet ja jau Tu - tad.. grab the lp and give it a listen! (:

The story begins with "The Sun", where the influence of classical form on this album is immediately apparent; beyond the traditional five-act arc, the music is allegorical. Like Verdi attempting to summon spring with a violin, Elvrum tackles things that are much, much larger than a simple tom, snare, or human voice. "The Sun" opens with the heart-like pulse that concluded The Glow, Pt. 2, gradually and subtly mutating to a more complex rhythm. Soon, a wash of drums fades across the channels, evoking either the rising and setting of our star, or the revolution of Earth. It builds to climax before Elvrum, in touching a capella, relates the story of his birth, whereupon he sights Death on a black ship and flees for the peak of Mt. Eerie. At 17 minutes, the track finally supernovas with a deafening drone and crash of cymbals, before the story advances.

http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/record-reviews/m/microphones/mount-eerie.shtml

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re kā, un es arī tieši Pitchforkā sāku lasīt :) lasot un iedomājoties kā tas varētu būt, nedaudz aizraujas elpa. drošvien dzirdot aizraujas ne tikai elpa, bet jāuzmanās, ka pats netiec aizrauts :) ievērtēšu un paldies Tev.

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