Most Disturbing BoC Song
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Get on that yoBrandNewRetro wrote:Argh, I've still never listened to this!harpoon dodger wrote:The Prime Audio Soup remix is kinda creepy I find..I just realized how amazing it is the other day as I've barely listened to it.It has all these Geogaddi shades, even the 1969 melody..and kids voices and shit..its A-mazing. Yet dark, and eerie at the same time.
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I agree, I find nothing disturbing about In The Annexe, unless you think about it as a 'good' disturbance. It is sonical poetryolson wrote:What's disturbing about In The Annexe? One of my favorite vignettes, it's beautiful.
I voted for Devil Is In The Details, scary and hypnotizing at the same time, a nice emotional contrast
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Does no one else think The Beach at Redpoint is a little disturbing? All the layers of distorted sound just make it really eerie and give me a really claustrophobic feeling. It's like there's something in the music that's trying to get a hold of you. The beats and obviously the title make me associate it with the tides of the sea, but in turn the general tone of the record and the sample of the girl just make me think of drowning... Maybe a bit of a fucked up interpretation but would be interesting to see what everyone else thinks.
you're right...the distorted vocals add such an eerie mood to the track. i remember sitting on a hill at the end of august last summer, the sun set...and i was left in complete darkness...i decided it would be best to walk onto a lower level...as i walked through the woods this track came on...the full moon appeared, the sense of freedom yet overwhelming loneliness. it seemed to capture the moment perfectly.The Friendly Stranger wrote:Does no one else think The Beach at Redpoint is a little disturbing? All the layers of distorted sound just make it really eerie and give me a really claustrophobic feeling. It's like there's something in the music that's trying to get a hold of you. The beats and obviously the title make me associate it with the tides of the sea, but in turn the general tone of the record and the sample of the girl just make me think of drowning... Maybe a bit of a fucked up interpretation but would be interesting to see what everyone else thinks.
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The weird thing is that even though it can be an uncomfortable listening experience, it's still one of my favourite tracks. I think it's the tracks that can make you feel the emotions you wouldn't expect that are often the greatest. It's good to experience unpleasant emotions sometimes, helps to put things in perspective and makes the happy moments all the more powerful and relevant.bleak. wrote:the sense of freedom yet overwhelming loneliness. it seemed to capture the moment perfectly.
This is my favorite track, and It still gives me goosebumps. The beep beep sound throughout this song gives it such a sense of urgency. I find it extremely intense, but never disturbing. I use this track as my alarm.... it's a pleasure to wake up toThe Friendly Stranger wrote:The weird thing is that even though it can be an uncomfortable listening experience, it's still one of my favourite tracks. I think it's the tracks that can make you feel the emotions you wouldn't expect that are often the greatest. It's good to experience unpleasant emotions sometimes, helps to put things in perspective and makes the happy moments all the more powerful and relevant.bleak. wrote:the sense of freedom yet overwhelming loneliness. it seemed to capture the moment perfectly.
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i will have to try this...jbond007 wrote:I use this track as my alarm.... it's a pleasure to wake up toThe Friendly Stranger wrote:The weird thing is that even though it can be an uncomfortable listening experience, it's still one of my favourite tracks. I think it's the tracks that can make you feel the emotions you wouldn't expect that are often the greatest. It's good to experience unpleasant emotions sometimes, helps to put things in perspective and makes the happy moments all the more powerful and relevant.bleak. wrote:the sense of freedom yet overwhelming loneliness. it seemed to capture the moment perfectly.
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