Anybody hear can whatch imaginary histories only just hearing this masterpiece? I see me in my day. I can imagine othe lifes, other peoples life, i dont know. This music stimulate my imagination, my soul. Than Colin Stetson youre my discover of 2024
that change at around 1:25 made me do a double take while i was listening to the album fully and like a minute into the change my eyes started to water. some weird ass feeling it gave me
comments 3 months ago: i can't stop thinking about this song, especially the title holy shit comments now: that feeling when elbow surgery was yesterday
Here's a test: if I played a random 1 second section of this song, could anyone identify the correct position in the entire song that it came from? My guess is no because the whole song is the same.
@@tenkoh6245 Could you explain the levels and the artistry? I couldn't hear any. But I might just need someone to point it out so that I can zero in on it. In some other musicians, I do hear wonderful subtleties and artistry.
@eylesit9268 in one way or another, find a rhythm. find a rhythm, or, find a melody. sounds come together in ways you can only imagine. for this sound, maybe listen to the melodies with no bass ? maybe listen while simply gazing at the artwork, and letting the thoughts and feel come to you ? maybe listen on a peaceful evening while watching the sunset ? not everything is made to be heard or rather, listened to in the exact same fashion. artists are often jumping through different realms while exploring and putting together sounds. then again, some ears are trained and hear a bit differently. i say just explore different ways of listening to it, and then if your thoughts are the same, then fair game.
I fail to see any artistic merit here. This whole piece consists of literally the same sound, tones, meter and rhythm whe whole way through with barely any variation. I find it sqeaky and abrasive with no musical subtleties. To me, the sound and technique is the equivalent of the stereotypical metal guitarist performing repeated and boring fast "widdly widdly" scales, ad nauseum. What am I missing?
Idk, I ain’t a musician so I can’t say anything to it’s musical traits other than “it get loud then get very quiet 👍” but I think this song rocks for writing stories. Not gonna lie, if I were to make a soundtrack for a hypothetical thriller movie, I would have this track in it. So I feel the piece has some merit in that regard.
So unnerving yet calming composition at the same time
I'm sad none of my friends would like this
That's what I'm saying.
Anybody hear can whatch imaginary histories only just hearing this masterpiece?
I see me in my day. I can imagine othe lifes, other peoples life, i dont know. This music stimulate my imagination, my soul. Than Colin Stetson youre my discover of 2024
that change at around 1:25 made me do a double take while i was listening to the album fully and like a minute into the change my eyes started to water. some weird ass feeling it gave me
that feeling when elbow surgery was yesterday
i cant stop thinking about this song, especially the title holy shit
Me when arm surgery is yesterday
beautiful
Makes me feel like I'm not alone when I am.
Exactly, this entire album puts my mind at ease. It really let's me think in an unobstructed way.
Grace and peace to all!
horn shoegaze
What?
@@tentakrool7032 Who?
2 months later I now know what shoegaze is and I fully agree
@@tentakrool7032 That's some great character arc
@@TheGreatAustinowhere?
comments 3 months ago: i can't stop thinking about this song, especially the title holy shit
comments now: that feeling when elbow surgery was yesterday
Here's a test: if I played a random 1 second section of this song, could anyone identify the correct position in the entire song that it came from? My guess is no because the whole song is the same.
why are you hating because you fail to recognize that artistry in the sounds ? there really are levels to this.
@@tenkoh6245 Could you explain the levels and the artistry? I couldn't hear any. But I might just need someone to point it out so that I can zero in on it. In some other musicians, I do hear wonderful subtleties and artistry.
@eylesit9268 in one way or another, find a rhythm. find a rhythm, or, find a melody. sounds come together in ways you can only imagine. for this sound, maybe listen to the melodies with no bass ? maybe listen while simply gazing at the artwork, and letting the thoughts and feel come to you ? maybe listen on a peaceful evening while watching the sunset ? not everything is made to be heard or rather, listened to in the exact same fashion. artists are often jumping through different realms while exploring and putting together sounds. then again, some ears are trained and hear a bit differently. i say just explore different ways of listening to it, and then if your thoughts are the same, then fair game.
@@eylesit9268also thanks for not responding to my initial comment about hating negatively, as i meant it in a joking manner xD peace hue
I fail to see any artistic merit here. This whole piece consists of literally the same sound, tones, meter and rhythm whe whole way through with barely any variation. I find it sqeaky and abrasive with no musical subtleties. To me, the sound and technique is the equivalent of the stereotypical metal guitarist performing repeated and boring fast "widdly widdly" scales, ad nauseum.
What am I missing?
different people have different taste idk
Idk, I ain’t a musician so I can’t say anything to it’s musical traits other than “it get loud then get very quiet 👍” but I think this song rocks for writing stories. Not gonna lie, if I were to make a soundtrack for a hypothetical thriller movie, I would have this track in it. So I feel the piece has some merit in that regard.