The normal version is my absolute favorite piece of music. However or because of that I love to listen to other versions like the 432hz or this one. I wish there were more out there which capture this ethereal and angelic feeling of the song, with a different take on it.
This is just perfect..... !!!! I've been a Cocteau Twins super-fan for over 43 years and some of these 'slowed + reverb' alterations are done too slowly; however, this retains its original texture without overdoing it to the point where Elizabeth sounds like a Baritone for the London Opera. When we, the original members of the 'Cocteau Twins Forum', decided to decipher Elizabeth's lyrics we all had to slow everything way down to hear the definition as she sings each word. She really does actually pronounce the words, but Elizabeth was diagnosed with Psychogenic Dysphonia, which is common for children who have been sexually abused. Only Elizabeth could transform her pain the way she does and Pandora is no exception, so if you ask for the real lyrics, then you'll get none from me. I've given out the lyrics for only three songs, but people want instant gratification, so when Forum gave a copy of the deciphered lyrics to Elizabeth, she started to cry. We actually felt really bad afterward when she said: "Music has always been my escape from reality and I feel embarrassed that anybody has my lyrics. It's my pain and mine alone, so please put these away somewhere nobody will find them while I'm alive." My copy is in a bank vault, right besides a script for The Cocteau Twins movie, which Leesa Beals wrote out to chronicle their entire history and I was asked to edit the script. When Leesa died, I attempted to give back the script back to Robin, but all he said was, "Just keep it, but never release it to the public". A promise is a promise, but I'd never hurt Elizabeth in that way and not even my wife has read it. As far as I know, Elizabeth and Robin burned their copies. Still though, I'm grateful that another generations has found as much pleasure as I have had through their music.
thank you very much. i feel very honored that you have chosen my humble video to share this information. i love music and I love Cocteau Twins. i have always admired the ethereal sound of the band and the soul-caressing voice of Elizabeth, and now i admire you for keeping a promise unwaveringly.
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The normal version is my absolute favorite piece of music. However or because of that I love to listen to other versions like the 432hz or this one. I wish there were more out there which capture this ethereal and angelic feeling of the song, with a different take on it.
This is just perfect..... !!!! I've been a Cocteau Twins super-fan for over 43 years and some of these 'slowed + reverb' alterations are done too slowly; however, this retains its original texture without overdoing it to the point where Elizabeth sounds like a Baritone for the London Opera. When we, the original members of the 'Cocteau Twins Forum', decided to decipher Elizabeth's lyrics we all had to slow everything way down to hear the definition as she sings each word. She really does actually pronounce the words, but Elizabeth was diagnosed with Psychogenic Dysphonia, which is common for children who have been sexually abused.
Only Elizabeth could transform her pain the way she does and Pandora is no exception, so if you ask for the real lyrics, then you'll get none from me. I've given out the lyrics for only three songs, but people want instant gratification, so when Forum gave a copy of the deciphered lyrics to Elizabeth, she started to cry. We actually felt really bad afterward when she said:
"Music has always been my escape from reality and I feel embarrassed that anybody has my lyrics. It's my pain and mine alone, so please put these away somewhere nobody will find them while I'm alive."
My copy is in a bank vault, right besides a script for The Cocteau Twins movie, which Leesa Beals wrote out to chronicle their entire history and I was asked to edit the script. When Leesa died, I attempted to give back the script back to Robin, but all he said was, "Just keep it, but never release it to the public". A promise is a promise, but I'd never hurt Elizabeth in that way and not even my wife has read it.
As far as I know, Elizabeth and Robin burned their copies. Still though, I'm grateful that another generations has found as much pleasure as I have had through their music.
thank you very much. i feel very honored that you have chosen my humble video to share this information. i love music and I love Cocteau Twins. i have always admired the ethereal sound of the band and the soul-caressing voice of Elizabeth, and now i admire you for keeping a promise unwaveringly.
if the word ethereal was a song.. the entire treasure album would be it. thanks!
I adore the GIF choice
What are the visuals from? Great song choice btw, it’s probably the best on Treasure