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jamesyboyy wrote:I'm going to say this is my least favourite on the new album. It's not without its charms, and I've had it stuck in my head a fair amount, but for me this is possibly the campest thing I've heard BOC do. There's something strangely ballad-like about it, like a Bond theme or something like that. The melodrama puts me in mind of something Shirley Bassey would sing over.
Of course "least favourite" doesn't quite equate to "dislike", just has a flavour I wasn't quite expecting.
Quillz wrote:So it was stated in that interview that this track is intended as a reprise to "Reach For The Dead," which I'm not hearing.
paul wrote:this track really deserves a stand alone listen. it whispers the desert - not the Mojave but the Sahara with the so very subtle middle eastern introduction. the ensuing beat occupies your head space like a thick pillow of rolling lava. the plucks, the arpeggios, the snare follow suit. they are all positively sublime constituents of my favorite BOC elements.
this for me is pure, knee-buckling perfection. it is also the audio counterpart to the word 'longing.'
when i heard it for the first time in the desert it brought me to a standstill. i just stood there head back, eyes closed. i knew this was something very special and remember it vividly.
my 'top this and that' lists will continue to change and evolve, but after nearly a serious 100 listens - this still brought chills to me today on the ride home. no matter what happens, i will love this one forever.
i'd like to add - while this one is my declared favorite, i'm liking it more and more. so much that i went out and bought a turntable yesterday and ordered the vinyl so i can hear it differently than i already have. cant say i've ever gone to this length for a song before.
Spirit Fingers wrote:I don't know about anyone else, but I really can't (and don't want to) listen to this out of sequence. coming where it does in the record, it hits so much harder. it feels like a really amazing, spine tingling end to a mindblowing film.
In fact, it's a really trite comparison, but it feels like when I saw the Matrix as a wide-eyed 13 year old, and the way it ended and I felt like I'd just witnessed the greatest thing ever created. and then Semena Mertvykh comes and snatches all that hope away, like The Matrix Reloaded.
naicob wrote:One of the first tracks that stood out. I left it knowing I'd have to come back. Been listening to it on heavy repeat over the last couple of days. Fantastic track and another favourite.
It's assertive and somewhat hopeful.
riverz wrote:naicob wrote:One of the first tracks that stood out. I left it knowing I'd have to come back. Been listening to it on heavy repeat over the last couple of days. Fantastic track and another favourite.
It's assertive and somewhat hopeful.
It seems that way unless you go by the track title.
"We come from dust; we return to dust."
In_The_Annexe wrote:my video for "Come to Dust" will be up soon. will post a link here when it is so.
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here it is...
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