Re: 06. Cold Earth (3:42)
Posted: Wed Dec 10, 2014 1:53 am
Eeerrhm where's the edit button? I was going to post a link to an amplified versión (please note: VERY LOUD):
Hi Radiobuzz,Radiobuzz wrote:It's Jacquard Causeway's outro, Fernie said it a couple of posts ago.
No?North by North wrote:I think it's ATP # 2, not the mark above. Specifically searched this topic because I think it sounds VERY close to track 2 at ATP- the synths and melody- esp around the 1:25 mark when the higher line comes in. I played Cold Earth over top of it too and can't help but see a very close resemblance.w31rd numb3r wrote:Cold Earth undoubtedly came from the untitled ATP that starts around 44:06, for me.
Anyone else?
Aha! You're both right!!North by North wrote:No?North by North wrote:I think it's ATP # 2, not the mark above. Specifically searched this topic because I think it sounds VERY close to track 2 at ATP- the synths and melody- esp around the 1:25 mark when the higher line comes in. I played Cold Earth over top of it too and can't help but see a very close resemblance.w31rd numb3r wrote:Cold Earth undoubtedly came from the untitled ATP that starts around 44:06, for me.
Anyone else?
Thanks for sharing, good track! And yes it sounds eerily similar. But as you said probably a coincidence, well spotted though!wash wrote:Just discovered this song by Peverelist...did Boards of Canada rip off the beginning for Cold Earth? Came out a year beforehand. Probably a coincidence.
This is the same chord structure used in An Eagle in Your Mind and towards the end of Sick Times. It seems to be a recurring pattern for them.Waterbagel wrote:
Aha! You're both right!!
This is APT #2. Give it five seconds from the point I just gave you. You'll hear that higher-pitched synth line that we all know and love from Cold Earth, where it acts as more of a melody.
However, the 44:06 mark from the other link also TOTALLY has the same chord structure.
Everybody wins! Good ears, people.
nah, I think it's a bit too "cold" or "sad" (idk how to put that in words) to be part of The Campfire Headphase or even Trans Canada Highway. I think it was pretty much crafted specifically for Tomorrow's Harvest. but then again, pure uninformed speculationGeoDose wrote: As for "Cold Earth," the song definitely has more of a "TCH" mid-2000's vibe to it. I bet anything it was one of the first tracks to be written for Tomorrow's Harvest... Who knows, maybe it started life as an unfinished TCH track.
Well it definitely fits in well on TH, I was just thinking that because it has hard-hitting percussion (as opposed to minimal percussion) and with the relatively fast tempo, it could also have worked on TCH, IMO anyways. It's definitely more bouncy and energetic when compared to most other tracks on Tomorrow's Harvest.Nautilus wrote:nah, I think it's a bit too "cold" or "sad" (idk how to put that in words) to be part of The Campfire Headphase or even Trans Canada Highway. I think it was pretty much crafted specifically for Tomorrow's Harvest. but then again, pure uninformed speculationGeoDose wrote: As for "Cold Earth," the song definitely has more of a "TCH" mid-2000's vibe to it. I bet anything it was one of the first tracks to be written for Tomorrow's Harvest... Who knows, maybe it started life as an unfinished TCH track.
I thought it didn't fit in because of the combination of the"desolate," "sad" melody / drone as well as the overpowering drums and sharp beats. No song on TCH has that combo.GeoDose wrote:
Well it definitely fits in well on TH, I was just thinking that because it has hard-hitting percussion (as opposed to minimal percussion) and with the relatively fast tempo, it could also have worked on TCH, IMO anyways. It's definitely more bouncy and energetic when compared to most other tracks on Tomorrow's Harvest.
Edit: and don't forget, TCH had a couple of sombre songs on it as well, like "Slow this bird Down."