At what point do you break out into tears? For me, it’s “I GET UP I GET DOWWWWWWWWN”
At what point do you break out into tears? For me, it’s “I GET UP I GET DOWWWWWWWWN”
John Perez
Charles Collins
that slow quiet part before the organ kicks in
Henry Roberts
>WATCHING THE WORLD
>WATCHING ALL OF THE WORLD
Brayden Turner
For me it's
>On the hill we viewed the silence of the valley
>Called to witness cycles only of the past
>And we reach all this with movements in between the said remark
The whole ending is brilliant.
Jacob Perez
have bump
should I listen to this?
Ian Lopez
yes
Lucas Sullivan
Yes
Jaxon Morales
yeah, I know.
should I listen to it though?
Henry Murphy
you should listen to it. preferably more than once.
Lincoln Sanchez
This and Starless just do it for me.
Robert Lopez
only if you want to be exhilarated
Jordan Watson
no 'ha ha'? for my bad joke?
ive always avoided kingcrimson and yes and genesis.
someone posted starless tho and that was really great.
ok.
thanks, anonski.
Gabriel Allen
your welcome. upboated :D
Wyatt Scott
>Seasons will pass you by
>Now that it's all over and done
>Called to the seed, right to the sun
>Now that you find, now that you're whole
Greatest crescendo ever in a song
David Watson
this part always gets me:
>In charge of who is there in charge of me
>Do I look on blindly and say I see the way?
>The truth is written all along the page
>How old will I be before I come of age for you?
Thomas Morris
I'm the same as you
Dylan Cook
SEASONS WILL PASS YOU BY
Jose Bell
>There'll be no mutant enemy we shall certify
>Political ends as sad remains will die
>Reach out as forward tastes begin to enter you
>oooh, ooh
>I LISTENED HARD BUT COULD NOT SEE
>LIFE TEMPO CHANGE OUT AND INSIDE ME
Blake Thomas
This part is tonally quirky the first couple of times, with lots of blue notes, so the change of chords at the end is startling and sublime. And it sets up the crescendo quite nicely. The power chorus just seals the deal.
William Foster
EVEN SIBERIA GOES THROUGH THE MOOOTIONS
Dominic Nelson
As soon as the intro sounds end and the music starts. I listened to this album every day during the best time of my life, i can't listen to it now without getting stabbed in the heart with nostalgia.
James Flores
nostalgia is the opium of the weak.
Thomas Morales
it is also the concrete of the susceptible
Jack Scott
kill yourself with a blunt, rusty knife.
Luis Robinson
its the "you wouldnt understand' of the sexually aggressive.
yes or no
?
Jayden Campbell
First four minutes, nigga
Matthew Wright
that arpeggio at the end as it fades back into the sounds of wild life
also that pulsing synth tone between the two verse harmonies.
Seasons will pass us by, anons. Not right away. Not right away