METALHEAD REACTS to "My Dark Disquiet" by Poets Of The Fall
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- "My Dark Disquiet" by Poets Of The Fall
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This is definitely a complex set of lyrics. It comes out on the Ultraviolet album and one recurring theme is the unseen world that is all around us & affects us. We can't see ultraviolet but it is there. Marko wrote this one a late night drive while wrestling with personal demons. This song made an appearance in the game control. In the game there is a mystic object called the Hotline which is the red phone that Marko sings into during this song. This object allows for a direct line of communication to alternate planes of reality.
Essentially, the song is about the singer calling up his own personal demons and having a conversation with them. The imagery of Thunder/Lightening. The thunder is the sound and lightening something visible. We can't see the Thunder but we accept it. Something creating ripples on the surface of the water before diving under. We can see the effects of it but we can never catch a glimpse of what caused it.
"Without names we're fantasizing"
Some cultures believed that naming a thing gives it form. Before the name it is just a universal idea. A fantasy. Something is pure spirit until we name it and it becomes manifest. But both aspects of us still exist but we can't see the other.
There is so much to go into on this song but that gives you a rough idea of my interpretation.
Love your remedy Videos!
My dear Metalhead, I really like the smile on your face when the song ends! It's the most genuine proof of how much someone enjoys that song! I have the same smile every time I hear it...
What a wonderful band Poets of the Fall are!
Control is such a great game and this is in it....
I’m so grateful that video games put me on to Poets of the Fall!
This song was written for the game “Control”, so to understand the song you must understand the game.
It isn't actually connected to the game. Poets put one of their new songs in each Remedy game.
The songs they write spesificly for the games are published under the Old Gods of Asgard moniker.
Im in the States and I cant find any PoTF albums over here either. I payed a pretty penny to buy one online (it was about $25). I was able to see them in concert last year on a trip to England, soooo worth it
Man ever since Control (the game) came out I think I've listened to this song two dozen times.
Can't say I blame you, it's so damn good.
Even if ya don't do a video you should listen to "Sleep" and "Cradled in Love" to hear Marco's crazy vocal range.
Or if you did do video on them, you should listen to them back to back in a single video. It's like Night and Day.
@@MetalHeadReacts Speaking of Control the game... Old Gods of Asgard are featured in the game with a new song titled 'Control', winkwinknudgenudge
@@Slvrwlf I get the sense you're hinting at something maybe... But I don't know what... :p
Just to let you know.... they are in Nottingham RockCity in May 2022
Hope to see you there
Marko (the singer) wrote basically the whole song one sleepless night and hhe decided to go for a drive instead and in the night there's ...nobody else out here.. :D
This is one of my favourites from the newest album and I dare to say you will not find a Poets of the Fall song you absolutely dislike. They are just SO consistently good.
I am not surprised you couldn't find their albums, they are an indie band so I guess it makes sense to sell "physicals" just on areas where they have certain fans?
Been a metalhead for 20 years and I think this band are amazing
If you played the game, "control" you would get all the little hints in the video eg. Red phone and the woman wearing black pyramids, as well as the lyrics are about the plot and feeling of the main character Jesse.
I have actually played the game since... And the video makes a lot more sense after that
You should see that song live... It is mind-blowing! When it comes to the meaning of the lyrics, I cannot give you specifics. It is more a mix of a few things. This is some kind of sequel to the song False Kings, but at the same time, My Dark Disquiet is also referring very much to Remedy Entertainment game Control. FYI, Poets of the Fall has an alter-ego called Old Gods of Asgard and for that particular game, they created the song Take Control. Just for your own fun, you should check it out. So happy you liked this track!
Yaaas more poets Of the fall stuff,I suscribed to this Channel when you did "Carnival Of Rust" react and I loved It,same with this one!
Love your videos!
Thanks for this awesome reaction video. Potf has been my favorite band since 2004. I absolutely love seeing genuine satisfaction from their songs. And you, are definitely one of the genuine ones. Very nice style and presentation 👏 Also, well done for speaking up against violence!
I bet they can do a justice to a new Bond theme. Well they did their version of Chris Cornell 'You Know My Name'. You should check it out.
Well... The "False kings" video reminds me both audibly and visually of a bond theme, so I'd say it's very likely they would kill it.
@@MetalHeadReacts So I'm from another part of the world, but maybe you can buy their songs here.
www.backstagerockshop.com/collections/poets-of-the-fall/music?ls=en&sort_by=manual
You should give Cradled in Love and Where Do We Draw The Line a try.
Not sure if you still react but Poets of the Fall released a new album called Ghostlight. The first video from this album is Requiem for My Harlequin. When you get a chance, check that video out.
I have been forced to take a hiatus from do reactions for the past 5 months due to circumstances beyond my control, but I will most definitely be getting back to it soon.
@@MetalHeadReacts I will be on the lookout then. Stay safe. Sorry. Retail influence response. Say that to customers.
Hey man if you really like their wordplay, give shadowplay a listen. Absolutely love the chorus and bridge of that one
I gotta thank to Control and it's audio lab where they were playing the song
I think they were studying to see if it was an altered item lmao
Love Poets... Thank You!
Take. Control.
Good to see that you like that song so much. Your smile and mood on this video is great :) Hope you watch and listen more Poets videos. They are amazing :)
I came accross this song in the game Control and it caught me on the first play through. Not much music does that to me these days. I've spent years trawling the classics for songs which send goosebumps bristling all over and this song does just that. It hints at more than reality shows us, like a veil which hangs over us is slowly lifting. I shall be listening to more from this band.
If you haven't played Alan Wake, they also did music for that game under a different band name, also Max Payne 2.
@@MetalHeadReacts yes played those games too but so long ago I can't recall the music
I think you can order the physical copies of their albums from their merch site, I think
The visuals of this clip remind me of the False Kings one.
I'd not seen the video for False kings before, so I just went and watched it, and you're absolutely right.
@@MetalHeadReactsMarko reminds me of Le Chiefre from James Bond - Casino Royale in that clip.
@@Angelos42 I thought exactly the same thing.
Funny you guys should mention that this song gives you a James Bond/Casino Royale vibe...did you know that Poets of the Fall do an awesome live cover of the theme song from that movie called "You Know My Name" originally sung by Chris Cornell! You should do a reaction to that song or at least give it a listen!
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Tuxedos and all! 😃
@@MetalHeadReacts ...see my reply comment above...I forgot how to do that originally! 😁
Okay, I am in love with you. Smiling all the time while watching. :3
That's so sweet.
dude, check out 'Where Do We Draw The Line' (album version - no music video) :-D
What is this ? A youtube video with no ads ?? Impossible !!!
The music video reminds me of Control mixed with The Matrix.
Please react to “Where Do We Draw the Line - Poets of the Fall”.
Hey man! Loved the reaction. Could you please react to Daze by Poets of the Fall? You'll love it.
I'll certainly add it to my list.
I like to have the actual physical disks too. Unfortunately I sold my stereos long ago, and I don't have anything to play vinyls with. When we just about all thought vinyls are a dying media. Same thing with movies and computer games: need to have the physical case and disk. Or books, it needs to be a real book.
Of the Poets songs I've heard, I've ranked this second, between Carnival of Rust and False Kings. Really catchy.
You should react to False kings!
very "pretty" sounding as usual but hard to figure out what it really means
This song is less about an actual subject and more about trying to express an uneasiness, a feeling of disquiet when left alone with your thoughts. (As far as I know, think I read that in an interview)
I think that was done on purpose. Like they knew exactly what they were doing when they wrote this track.