That ending just... damn that hits hard. The instrumentation on this track had a slow, sombre tone to start off with but the way it lead into that outro just... wow.
@@madcattur the whole track seems to speak of war (at a point) and the heavy distaste around the way tragedy is portrayed through television. The outro features these lyrics: “I remember when I was really small The news said that When planes went overhead And how many passengers you could fit on a plane Imagine each person and where they're going, that would make me feel better That these people were just going on holiday And Seeing people Die And it's Being exposed to that much Realism” I think this might be referring to a young boy’s reaction to the way 9/11 was portrayed on television, as that relates with the rest of the track plus it brings so much more weight and impact overall. It could be referencing something else but I think that interpretation seems to work.
I remember sitting on my porch late at night chain-smoking cigarettes while listening to this song on repeat. It’s a masterpiece and hits deep in the soul
There's tight lycra 'round my hips And a sweat band that fits 'round my head We're still dance, dance, dancing today To the global groove Well the TV guide gets fatter as the days pass by And those taxis do a dance as I watch from the sky Global groove Global groove Global groove Global groove We're still tap, tap, tapping away To the global groove Watch your favourite war on TV Just before you go to sleep And then your favourite sitcom Watch the tears roll down your cheek Global groove Global groove I'm so sick and tired of dancing I'm so sick and tired of dancing I'm so sick and tired of dancing Are you sick and tired of dancing? Still tap, tap, tapping Dance, dance, dancing I remember when I was really small The news said that When planes went overhead And how many passengers you could fit on a plane Imagine each person and where they're going, that would make me feel better That these people were just going on holiday And Seeing people Die And it's Being exposed to that much Realism
Soundtracks for the blind is a beast of an album. that little interlude always haunts me. also, the ending of Boy Racers on this album hits that Surrogate 2 drone as well. the om
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That ending just... damn that hits hard. The instrumentation on this track had a slow, sombre tone to start off with but the way it lead into that outro just... wow.
could somebody explain the meaning of the outro?
@@madcattur the whole track seems to speak of war (at a point) and the heavy distaste around the way tragedy is portrayed through television.
The outro features these lyrics:
“I remember when I was really small
The news said that
When planes went overhead
And how many passengers you could fit on a plane
Imagine each person and where they're going, that would make me feel better
That these people were just going on holiday
And
Seeing people
Die
And it's
Being exposed to that much
Realism”
I think this might be referring to a young boy’s reaction to the way 9/11 was portrayed on television, as that relates with the rest of the track plus it brings so much more weight and impact overall. It could be referencing something else but I think that interpretation seems to work.
Best band around right now. Killer track.
I remember sitting on my porch late at night chain-smoking cigarettes while listening to this song on repeat. It’s a masterpiece and hits deep in the soul
Been listening to these guys for a while, but started to dig deeper and man, these guys are the modern pink floyd!
King crimson vibes ..fantastic stuff
There's tight lycra 'round my hips
And a sweat band that fits 'round my head
We're still dance, dance, dancing today
To the global groove
Well the TV guide gets fatter as the days pass by
And those taxis do a dance as I watch from the sky
Global groove
Global groove
Global groove
Global groove
We're still tap, tap, tapping away
To the global groove
Watch your favourite war on TV
Just before you go to sleep
And then your favourite sitcom
Watch the tears roll down your cheek
Global groove
Global groove
I'm so sick and tired of dancing
I'm so sick and tired of dancing
I'm so sick and tired of dancing
Are you sick and tired of dancing?
Still tap, tap, tapping
Dance, dance, dancing
I remember when I was really small
The news said that
When planes went overhead
And how many passengers you could fit on a plane
Imagine each person and where they're going, that would make me feel better
That these people were just going on holiday
And
Seeing people
Die
And it's
Being exposed to that much
Realism
one of the beat on this album!
@Ivory_ Lagiacrus_YT oh shit i didnt see that typo
@Ivory_ Lagiacrus_YT lmao my ass off
I mean to be fair, the drummer is holding these rhythms while doing some wack vocals. That's pretty commendable itself lol
@@MyoticTesseract what the fuck are you talking about??
If you are reading this you have a great musical taste.
You lads are doing impeccable work, Thank You!!
thank you squid
that beginning sounds like it's sampled from swans - surrogate 2
Soundtracks for the blind is a beast of an album. that little interlude always haunts me.
also, the ending of Boy Racers on this album hits that Surrogate 2 drone as well. the om
You have my soul Squid
Loved the new album
Haunting
Watch your favorite war on TV
Just before you go to sleep
And then your favorite sitcom
Watch the tears roll down your cheek
Superb ❤️
This album is killer!
1:30 mmmmm
Groovy
que locuron
is that a poopy
Looks like a hand pressed against film
Sounds like Beak - Eggdog