16. Come To Dust (4:07)

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In_The_Annexe wrote:my video for "Come to Dust" will be up soon. will post a link here when it is so.

[EDIT]

here it is...

that is intense, man. intense. congrats on the video, very well done.
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In_The_Annexe, sorry just noticed now its your video! well done, really makes sense to me.
would like to hear it without the extra voice over but its cool as is too. what is the voice sample from?

again, well done! very powerful

edit: Zeitgeist! i see it now
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I KEEP COMING BACK TO THIS SONG

it pulls me back in every time

the melody that starts at :52...

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reminds me of leftism so much
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The best I can describe the melody in this one is "grandiose sadness". It's wonderful.
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iec wrote:I KEEP COMING BACK TO THIS SONG

it pulls me back in every time

the melody that starts at :52...

not removable from my brain
This x2. This track is incredible. To me, it's very frightening. I like that.
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I think this may be an early contender for my favorite track...so far
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For some reason whenever I listen to this song it makes me think of Pete Standing Alone, but it could just be me. As I always compare songs to eachother.
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depechedaz wrote:I think this may be an early contender for my favorite track...so far


Yep, its official! THIS is my favorite track on the album......this week!
I had the track playing in the car yesterday and it gave me goosebumps. A track hasn't done that in a very long time (and it was nothing to do whatsoever with the cold air blasting out of the heater vents!)
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depechedaz wrote:
depechedaz wrote:I think this may be an early contender for my favorite track...so far


Yep, its official! THIS is my favorite track on the album......this week!
I had the track playing in the car yesterday and it gave me goosebumps. A track hasn't done that in a very long time (and it was nothing to do whatsoever with the cold air blasting out of the heater vents!)
I know right! This is my favorite aswell!
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Love this track. Works so well faded in from RFTD ending too. On it's own CTD seems so melancholy, but when following RFTD it's relatively upbeat :D

Incidentally, it's well worth a listen in reverse. It holds it's own as a tune in it's own right. Plus the ending sounds really cool.

Actually, I think it could overlay the forward version excellently if done by someone with a bit of skill.

So, in summary - great track forward or backwards!
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This is the Epilogue for me, right before the credits roll.
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aperture wrote:This is the Epilogue for me, right before the credits roll.
As I read this, I transitioned from CTD to SM on my headphones. You're right, it really does seem like the epilogue before the thoroughly depressing credits!
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miklatov wrote:
aperture wrote:This is the Epilogue for me, right before the credits roll.
As I read this, I transitioned from CTD to SM on my headphones. You're right, it really does seem like the epilogue before the thoroughly depressing credits!
The VHS processing seals the deal 8) I'm so glad they gave those interviews.
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This was really a sleeper track for me. As I was slavishly pouring over Nothing Is Real (while listening to the rest of the album, yes...but mostly NIR) it would play and I would say internally "that's nice" and go back to looping NIR (yeah, a sickness, blah blah blah. I'm a BoC fan, whadaya expect?). Then, slowly it begins to seep in. AWESOME live drums, what with the kick coming in to introduce the sampled beats toward the end. I can see the whole -step comparison too. It seems fair enough, seeing as they helped to shape that very sound (perhaps not entirely in a direct way, but certainly pushing the electrons forward). It's place in the play order effects it's emotional impact more than other tunes on the disc, too. Paired with it's twin, it creates a nice equation. A nearly self contained call and response. As the penultimate song, it creates a greater feel of dread and finality, the notes start to drip with angst.
Beauty, eh?
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optic wrote:with it's twin, it creates a nice equation. A nearly self contained call and response. As the penultimate song, it creates a greater feel of dread and finality, the notes start to drip with angst.
Yes. Some ramblings on this and it's place in the squence here:
http://www.twoism.org/forum/viewtopic.p ... ht=#210915
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Anybody notice the striking similarity between the synth sound that starts this off and the beginning of "Swing the Heartache" by Bauhaus? Keep expecting that rapid fire staccato snare to jump in.
Beauty, eh?
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optic wrote:Anybody notice the striking similarity between the synth sound that starts this off and the beginning of "Swing the Heartache" by Bauhaus? Keep expecting that rapid fire staccato snare to jump in.
Your not wrong there!
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I know the comparison's been made before but if Tomorrow's Harvest is the 70's era film warning of apocalypse, with Gemini as the BoC logo and opening credits, this is the one with the credits rolling over it. And it's hopeful, because we're supposed to watch the film and take away a message of how to avoid the collapse, but instead the film went missing and the warning unheeded for 40 years. (Semena Mertvkh isn't on the tape, it's the premonition of the real unaverted apocalypse still to come. )
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Techboy wrote:
In_The_Annexe wrote:my video for "Come to Dust" will be up soon. will post a link here when it is so.

[EDIT]

here it is...

that is intense, man. intense. congrats on the video, very well done.
thank you for watching! I spent some time on this one.
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