Zoomerang96
ONE love, blood, life
this summer i finally realized how remarkable this song really is.
i'm not sure where or how it finally all made sense to me, but i don't think i ever gave the second half of the song much of a chance.
for the past while i've been thinking that reservations might be my favourite wilco song, even ahead of 'less than you think'.
as you can tell, i like wilco the most when they collapse their songs into fields of noise.
but anyway, there's a part in the song right after 7eff is finished singing that i'm sure is an organ, pushed far to the back of the mix even though it's the only sound that's audible at that point. it lasts for about five seconds, maybe?
that part is flat out creepy to me, and i have no idea why. it's ridiculously beautiful, and it starts the beautiful descent into soft madness.
and the last few organ notes are also worth making special mention. i've never heard music quite like that...the way it sort of floats...you feel like you're sailing off to meet your own end in a drug induced haze.
dreaming never had a better soundtrack.
i'm not sure where or how it finally all made sense to me, but i don't think i ever gave the second half of the song much of a chance.
for the past while i've been thinking that reservations might be my favourite wilco song, even ahead of 'less than you think'.
as you can tell, i like wilco the most when they collapse their songs into fields of noise.
but anyway, there's a part in the song right after 7eff is finished singing that i'm sure is an organ, pushed far to the back of the mix even though it's the only sound that's audible at that point. it lasts for about five seconds, maybe?
that part is flat out creepy to me, and i have no idea why. it's ridiculously beautiful, and it starts the beautiful descent into soft madness.
and the last few organ notes are also worth making special mention. i've never heard music quite like that...the way it sort of floats...you feel like you're sailing off to meet your own end in a drug induced haze.
dreaming never had a better soundtrack.