That's interesting. In this interview Adam says it's his dog "Frog". Either way it's a beautiful warm and fuzzy moment.
strange
i could swear it was from this
at 7:00
but if they say its from his dog thenn maybe it is. but yeah either way its great.
naw, the part from stalker the start of down III with the trains in the background and a glass being pushed around on a table (i think... maybe at the very end of RFDMII). the dog bit is earlier when you can hear it whimpering...
i just realised i've always imagined a dog pushing its empty bowl around to its dead owner which just seems to fit with the tone of that piece of music and the title i guess... maybe a little programmatic...
Goiter Sanchez/Kyriakos - apologies, you were right! Watched Stalker a couple of weeks ago and had been meaning to post here again. I guess Adam Witzie was just messing about in that interview? Strange..
On another note - WHAT a movie! Has become one of my favorites
The ambient bit at the end of MBV's "To Here Knows When" from the Tremelo EP (as apposed to the Loveless version).
The sample of the guy chanting "Wake up, wake up, WAKE UP!!" at the beginning of the Orb's "Majestic" from UFOrb, with all of those jungle animals creating a ruckus in the background...wakes me up every time.
The bit where Yoni sings "it's a great sky to die under", from "A Sky For Shoeing Horses Under" on Alopecia....lovely song, but that bit is especially beautiful.
The first 25 seconds or so of Animal Collective's "Daily Routine" from Merriweather, where that Hammond-ish organ speeds up wildly and crashes into the beginning of the song...it's a brilliant little intro.
Starting around the 1:54 mark on Clark's "Totem Crackerjack" where that machine-like sound starts ramping up and up and up...didn't care for much of the rest of the album (maybe it'll grow on me) but this was truly one of those "Warp" moments (IE: when I hear something that's so out there that it's just pure pleasure to be exposed to it...like the first time I heard "Bucephalus Bouncing Ball").
Mexicola wrote:Goiter Sanchez/Kyriakos - apologies, you were right! Watched Stalker a couple of weeks ago and had been meaning to post here again. I guess Adam Witzie was just messing about in that interview? Strange..
On another note - WHAT a movie! Has become one of my favorites
If you liked it I'd recommend checking out some others by Tarkovsky (if you haven't already seen them), 'Mirror' especially.
Anyway;
The vocal sample in January by Venetian Snares: "I realized if my body broke I would break into blossom".
Patryk Ludamage wrote:Fuzzy moment:
Children song in Roygbiv (Alfa Quest Remix) Very Happy
Yeah, I know I have heard that somewhere before. Its been driving me nuts trying to remember where it is from. Im sure its part of the intro to a childrens tv program from when I was like 6 or something (so, in the ball park of 15 years ago.)
Mexicola wrote:Goiter Sanchez/Kyriakos - apologies, you were right! Watched Stalker a couple of weeks ago and had been meaning to post here again. I guess Adam Witzie was just messing about in that interview? Strange..
On another note - WHAT a movie! Has become one of my favorites
If you liked it I'd recommend checking out some others by Tarkovsky (if you haven't already seen them), 'Mirror' especially.
Anyway;
The vocal sample in January by Venetian Snares: "I realized if my body broke I would break into blossom".
I love Venetian Snares but I don't think I had heard that song before. I wonder if that quote has anything to do with the poem "A Blessing" (last lines): http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/a-blessing/
I came to this thread to mention the part where the piano comes in during "Humectez La Mouture" by SOTL. That bit is just insane to me for some reason, it catches me off guard every time. Something about the distant vocal sample at 3:37 is also really cool.
Mexicola wrote:Goiter Sanchez/Kyriakos - apologies, you were right! Watched Stalker a couple of weeks ago and had been meaning to post here again. I guess Adam Witzie was just messing about in that interview? Strange..
On another note - WHAT a movie! Has become one of my favorites
If you liked it I'd recommend checking out some others by Tarkovsky (if you haven't already seen them), 'Mirror' especially.