Cuando todo estuvo bien, comenzamos a grabar. Eran las tres y nos fuimos a comer. Una delicia verdadera. Volvimos a la cuatro y comenzamos a grabar los arreglos. Hasta la diez. Paco es un productor alucinante, con muchas ideas y con mucha capacidad para transmitirlas. Volvimos a nuestra casa y miramos un rato Curb your enthusiasm , del guionista de Seinfield , pero no nos hizo mucha gracia.
Como la vida misma. Tocamos cuarenta minutos y lo pasamos bien. Esperamos coincidir con ellos pronto. Setlist: El invierno. Vuelta a casa. La tumba de Rousseau. Mi ropa triste. La naval. Incidente en la calle mayor. Malas tierras. El nuevo Cabaret Voltaire. Se les oye respirar. Gloria's step. My man's gone now. Alice in wonderland. All of you.
Jade visions. Como siempre, una mirada distinta y sin complejos sobre todo lo que sucede en el mundo cultural. Muchas gracias, amigo. Ha sido una gran aventura participar en este proyecto y esperemos que se pueda repetir en el futuro. Nada serio. La banda sonora de este empieza, sin lugar a dudas, en Chicago. El primer presidente negro de su historia.
La crisis financiera y sus consecuencias nos han mostrado la verdadera cara del capitalismo, con sus hipotecas basura, sus beneficios, sus hombres de confianza y sus perdedores. Ni encuentra el camino de vuelta, ni la puerta de salida. Pero nosotros queremos ver el campo debajo de nuestros pies.
Y estamos despiertos y podemos sentir el dolor. Es lo que tiene haberse acostumbrado a tener tan poco. En fin, como a cualquiera de nosotros.
Buenas noches. En este barrio hemos crecido. Un barrio obrero. Nada menos. Vidas cruzadas 2. Kamikazes enamorados 3. Palomas en la Quinta 7. Me agarraste 8. Nos invaden los rusos Rompeolas Suave es la noche Miss camiseta mojada Se nos iba la vida Backstage Te lo dije Hotel Los Angeles Hay partida Paloma Conserjes de noche Personal Calles de Madrid Salitre La ciudad del viento.
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Either Megaupload, Sendspace, or Mediafire is fine. I don't mean the end of civilization, just civilization as we know it. This comes from the "whore of babylon" line. Babylon referring to the beginning of civilization I think? This idea also goes along witht "The Second Coming" poem by Yeats that is mentioned Heres some other lines to think about relating to that: "Your class, your cash, your country, sect, your name or your tribe" "The Bible's blind, the Torah's deaf, the Qu'ran's mute" Both lines have to do with modern ways of organizing civilization and controlling it.
It's also a play on words by saying that religion is a satan as well as stating that when satan is gone god will also be gone. So in the lines: "But when great Satan's gone, the whore of Babylon She just can't sustain the pressure where it's placed She caves" addresses both of those ideas.
To my next point: The calling for the end of them. Bright Eyes has somewhat been coined as "apocalyptic folk". Apocalypse referring to a new beginning and all that jazz. They cannot survive with the changing modern ideas of morality.
Why should we "burn them all together [to] get close to the truth" or why will they go away? Changing morality or a new zeitgeist. In-spite of dogmas nationalism, religion , that claim to have morality or the right stuff, somehow humans now understand that genocide and irresponsible environmental destruction are wrong.
Are there holes in this theory, yes. Do some lines appear not to fit, yes. Could I have organized this better to convey my ideas, yes. So input would be appreciated. And also, Four Winds may refer to the fact that wind can blow from all directions when everything is destroyed. The image of the girl standing at the end of the world with wind in her hair also falls in place. And, any input on what the cover of the new Four Winds EP is. This may also shed some light on meaning for the songs on the EP.
Both religion the Bible, etc. Sort of a New Enlightenment. I also think he is more optimistic than just making his peace. The ballast line suggests he is ready and prepared. I do concede that there will be chaos, sort of, in the sence that traditional values will be replaced slower than needed for there not to be chaos. I love the Biblical references, and the way they are used with the appocolytic background theme.
The whole idea of the psychics kinda wierds me out though. Whatever, just wanted to put that out there. Has anyone heard anything about the new LP. General Comment Spent some time researching and came up with this analysis.
I also changed the lyrics to what I think they should be. The resulting power vacuum will plunge the world into chaos "she breaks, she caves" , where traditional methods religion, secular knowledge will be useless. However, Conor has "made his peace" with this and is ready for whatever's next. See below for more details. Not sure what the next two mean, though. I believe that the Mexican girl represents our current civilization. Conor is saying that our civilization, as well, has reached maturity.
Our civilization is either dead or even already destroyed, waiting for something new to arise. The "Four Winds" are a reference to the Book of Ezekiel, Chapter 37, in which God breathes the four winds into dead bones, making them live again and symbolically restoring the broken nation of Israel. What will the four winds bring to the ashes of our world?
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