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Blackfield — End of the World
Album: Blackfield II
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Released: 2004
Length: 5:02
Plays (last 30 days): 1
Don't you forget what I've told you
So many years
We are hopeless and slaves to our fears
We're an accident called human beings

Don't be angry for loving the baby
And say it's unreal
So many lives turned to salt
Like roses who're hiding their thorns

It's the end of the world
The end of the world
It's a prison for dreams and for hopes
And still we believe there is God
It's the end of the world
The end of the world
We're dead but pretend we're alive
Full of ignorance, fools in disguise

In your room doing nothing
But staring at flickering screens
Streets are empty, but still you can hear
Joy of children turning to tears

Disease hides around every corner
Quiet, lay still
Wait for a moment to hear
We forgot what is touch, what to feel

It's the end of the world
The end of the world
It's a prison for dreams and for hopes
And still we believe there is God
It's the end of the world
The end of the world
We're dead but pretend we're alive
Full of ignorance, fools in disguise

Take this pill, it will make you feel dizzy
And then give you wings
Soon, boy, you'll fall into sleep
Without nightmares, without any fears

If you wake up in hell or in heaven
Tell the angels we're here
Waiting below for a dream
Here in the garden of sin

It's the end of the world
The end of the world
It's a prison for dreams and for hopes
And still we believe there is God
It's the end of the world
The end of the world
We're dead but pretend we're alive
Full of ignorance, fools in disguise
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Relayer:  Congratulations!   Porcupine Tree is back!!!!
 Relayer wrote:

I'm just going to have to rank Steve Wilson's projects in order of brilliance:

1. Porcupine Tree
2. Steve Wilson solo
3. Storm Corrosion
4. Blackfield
5. No Man

My point? While all the music is great, he is best with PT, and really should get the band back together.
 



and they did!
THAT'S why this sounds familiar. It's the dude from Porcupine Tree. Got it.
 sajitjacob wrote:

2020
Shit just got real.


...and just keeps gettin´realer!
A beautiful cover for the Hebrew version, but I have to say that lately I'm disappointed with Aviv Gefen complying with ugly rules of the Israeli government and the green passport idea, which is a shame to all human kind.
I quite like this song, but the lyrics are somewhat distressing. The music fits the tone quite well, but the vision, if I may call it that, is more than a little disconcerting. I'm not dissing, but the dis is overwhelming in this piece. 
 sajitjacob wrote:
Dear America.

Please Vote.

Love, everyone
 
Looks like we can recover now.
Dear America.

Please Vote.

Love, everyone
 bruceandjenna wrote:

2019
You must be really pissed now.  At least I hope so.
 
2020
Shit just got real.
I love this song; it really puts a spring in my step.
 
Love the synth work on this. SW has a knack for orchestrating and blending beautiful melodies with hard rock.
 bruceandjenna wrote:
Clearly you are not paying attention.  The shit has hit the fan.
 
True enough, though I was just referring to another song in the End of the World vein.
 oldfart48 wrote:
politics? the people of the u.s.a. have been brainwashed to the point that the son and the grandson of a proven NAZI financier stole the top job in the country and got away with it. google Prescott Bush and see who really controls your country folks.                                        instead of bitching about every other people on the planet, look to your own house. buy the way this is a music place...........{#Dancingbanana}
 
2019
You must be really pissed now.  At least I hope so.
 westslope wrote:
Any one hear of the Highway of Tears?

Natives, particularly young girls, have been disappearing at an alarming rate in north-central British Columbia.


Now just imagine if northern BC first nations reacted like the Israelis did just recently in the wake of the disappearance of 3 settler youths.

Killing pasty-faced crackers could be construed as righteous.   
 
pasty faced...I resemble that remark.
 dwhayslett wrote:

I feel fine.
 

Clearly you are not paying attention.  The shit has hit the fan.
This song makes me wish for the end of the world...
This one is still my favourite Blackfield song.  

In passing: I would love to see Steven Wilson and Roger Waters double-bill concerts in Israel and the West Bank.  
 markybx wrote:
Oh no, not the End of the World AGAIN
 
I feel fine.
Oh no, not the End of the World AGAIN
 cervera wrote:

That's true, indeed Steve Wilson is British... But I think he was talking about Aviv Geffen shouting at some point with his "frog-like voice" (his words, not trying to insult) and heavy Israeli accent...

 
True, doesn't work.
LIKE
0 points, sorry!
 Limpopoking wrote:

Oh that's just brilliant!!! Steve Wilson... Brit. You guys should get together. Be sure to take along a translator.

 
That's true, indeed Steve Wilson is British... But I think he was talking about Aviv Geffen shouting at some point with his "frog-like voice" (his words, not trying to insult) and heavy Israeli accent...
 Minimally wrote:
Oy vey, now me too. It's irreversible just as that moment when you notice the surround sound of people chewing popcorn all around you in the movie theatre right before the movie start.

I can't un-hear worlt now !

 


Hey Relayer, You just do not give up!

In terms of brilliance alone, I would place his solo work above Porcupine Tree.

In terms of broader audience appeal, I place PT well above his solo work.

 
In terms of economic return, a Porcupine Tree revival would really hit it out of the park.  Would it be big enough to allow him to put musicians on retainer?  Maybe not.  

But then a PT revival—if successful—would likely bring more ears to his solo work.

Trying to see things from Steven's perspective.

 
I'm just going to have to rank Steve Wilson's projects in order of brilliance:

1. Porcupine Tree
2. Steve Wilson solo
3. Storm Corrosion
4. Blackfield
5. No Man

My point? While all the music is great, he is best with PT, and really should get the band back together.
 
I really like that song. It reminds me of a great time when I first heard it on RP.
I like Steven Wilson in all his incarnations. Blackfield was a decent band, but it belonged to Aviv Geffen. Look how far Wilson has come since this tune.
Any one hear of the Highway of Tears?

Natives, particularly young girls, have been disappearing at an alarming rate in north-central British Columbia.


Now just imagine if northern BC first nations reacted like the Israelis did just recently in the wake of the disappearance of 3 settler youths.

Killing pasty-faced crackers could be construed as righteous.   
Was this a Eurovision entry?
 Hippostar wrote:
It's the end of the worlt.

 
I can't un-hear worlt now !

..a cute little break with seething angst would feel nice in here somewhere


what was that , kool aid?
politics? the people of the u.s.a. have been brainwashed to the point that the son and the grandson of a proven NAZI financier stole the top job in the country and got away with it. google Prescott Bush and see who really controls your country folks.                                           instead of bitching about every other people on the planet, look to your own house. buy the way this is a music place.............{#Dancingbanana}
Huh?
I like this song. 9.

 
rdo wrote:


Bullies other countries? That is patently false. It’s the opposite. Other countries take advantage of the US in spades. China is a great example.  US policy towards the evil socialist regime that occupies the prison-state of China is one of grotesque indulgence. The kleptocracy China runs its businesses in slave-like conditions and dictates the most unfair agreements with the US, all to the benefit of the mega-rich Communist party elites, and to the detriment of American workers. Our strategy has been promoting commerce between the nations in the hopes that the criminal Communist occupiers of the Chinese people will eventually crumble.  It has not worked so far, but only someone with a childish, 3rd grade education would call that “bullying”.  Europe siphons off billions in subsidies from the US taxpayer in the form of military aid (ever heard of NATO?).  Our Canadian neighbors can rest peacefully at night and have a nice free healthcare system thanks to the US taxpayer’s generosity in footing the bill for our hemisphere’s security. Oh wait, excuse me, tell me, please, was there some imperialist Canadian agenda the US was thwarting that I did not know about?  Tell me Mr. “Agent Orange”, who calls me a whiner  (isn’t your screen name a whine about a war that ended 40 years ago (!) and did not even involve Canada?  GET OVER IT!.),  do you understand the distinction between a person whining and someone pointing out the brute fact that Canadians engage in venomous, anti-American hate speech all the time.  I’ve been present at hate-fests like this.  You can read them in the press.  Typical Canadian whining about guns in the US: WAH!  Some snobby Canadian echoing his aristocratic heritage who still after 200 years can’t stand the fact that America does not have an English Queen, who says our culture is “commercial” and “consumer oriented” WAH!  You’re so full of it to say it relates to things like the NSA and Google and bullying.  Liar.  I’ve never heard a Canadian complain about China or the plethora of evil regimes, the real bullies, around the world.

 


 Ag3nt0rang3 wrote:

Also as an fyi, though we've never elected a black Prime Minister, we did have a black Governor General (and foreign-born, to boot). The Governor General is appointed, not elected, and is pretty much powerless in terms of actually governing, but she was the Head of State, nonetheless (unless you consider the Queen to be our Head of State, it's complicated).  

Incidentally, your laws very much do concern us (and the rest of the world), it's impossible to ignore the fact that the US is the global Superpower and bully. Your laws affect us in ways you've probably never considered (i.e.: it's perfectly legal for Google, Microsoft, et al to pass on my personal information to the NSA, and there's not a damn thing I can do about it, as long as the servers are in the US), and we don't get to vote on those laws. Whining about us insulting you is...well it's about as childish as the insults themselves. 

 

Bullies other countries? That is patently false. It’s the opposite. Other countries take advantage of the US in spades. China is a great example.  US policy towards the evil socialist regime that occupies the prison-state of China is one of grotesque indulgence. The kleptocracy China runs its businesses in slave-like conditions and dictates the most unfair agreements with the US, all to the benefit of the mega-rich Communist party elites, and to the detriment of American workers. Our strategy has been promoting commerce between the nations in the hopes that the criminal Communist occupiers of the Chinese people will eventually crumble.  It has not worked so far, but only someone with a childish, 3rd grade education would call that “bullying”.  Europe siphons off billions in subsidies from the US taxpayer in the form of military aid (ever heard of NATO?).  Our Canadian neighbors can rest peacefully at night and have a nice free healthcare system thanks to the US taxpayer’s generosity in footing the bill for our hemisphere’s security. Oh wait, excuse me, tell me, please, was there some imperialist Canadian agenda the US was thwarting that I did not know about?  Tell me Mr. “Agent Orange”, who calls me a whiner  (isn’t your screen name a whine about a war that ended 40 years ago (!) and did not even involve Canada?  GET OVER IT!.),  do you understand the distinction between a person whining and someone pointing out the brute fact that Canadians engage in venomous, anti-American hate speech all the time.  I’ve been present at hate-fests like this.  You can read them in the press.  Typical Canadian whining about guns in the US: WAH!  Some snobby Canadian echoing his aristocratic heritage who still after 200 years can’t stand the fact that America does not have an English Queen, who says our culture is “commercial” and “consumer oriented” WAH!  You’re so full of it to say it relates to things like the NSA and Google and bullying.  Liar.  I’ve never heard a Canadian complain about China or the plethora of evil regimes, the real bullies, around the world.
 rdo wrote:


I did not know Canada elected a female prez before.  My apologies.   I plead ignorance to the on-goings of our northern neighbors' politics. This is true.  I'd be giddy if you all could stop sticking your noses in ours and worrying about laws that could not possibly concern you.  I am seriously supporting Hillary Clinton for 2016.  She will probably be the next POTUS.  As for "insulting" it is pretty curious that all day and night long Canadians feel perfectly at ease to insult Americans and American culture, yet you somehow, someway, find no difficulty in letting those insults go by without the slightest concern or comment. 

 
Also as an fyi, though we've never elected a black Prime Minister, we did have a black Governor General (and foreign-born, to boot). The Governor General is appointed, not elected, and is pretty much powerless in terms of actually governing, but she was the Head of State, nonetheless (unless you consider the Queen to be our Head of State, it's complicated).  

Incidentally, your laws very much do concern us (and the rest of the world), it's impossible to ignore the fact that the US is the global Superpower and bully. Your laws affect us in ways you've probably never considered (i.e.: it's perfectly legal for Google, Microsoft, et al to pass on my personal information to the NSA, and there's not a damn thing I can do about it, as long as the servers are in the US), and we don't get to vote on those laws. Whining about us insulting you is...well it's about as childish as the insults themselves. 
 martinc wrote:

Wow ignorantly into insulting just about everyone. Must have been a bad day. 

 

I did not know Canada elected a female prez before.  My apologies.   I plead ignorance to the on-goings of our northern neighbors' politics. This is true.  I'd be giddy if you all could stop sticking your noses in ours and worrying about laws that could not possibly concern you.  I am seriously supporting Hillary Clinton for 2016.  She will probably be the next POTUS.  As for "insulting" it is pretty curious that all day and night long Canadians feel perfectly at ease to insult Americans and American culture, yet you somehow, someway, find no difficulty in letting those insults go by without the slightest concern or comment. 
 bb_matt wrote:
I really shouldn't be bothered, but the inflection of the english by the vocalist puts me off the song. 

I'd like to hear this in the vocalists native language, I may not understand it, but I reckon it would work better.

Not a bad song, completely derivative, but listenable. 

 

There are two vocalists. Steven Wilson is from Hemel Hempstead and Aviv Geffen is from Tel Aviv. You should only be 50% offended.
Wow! This reminds me of my (English) sister in law's list of favorite things Americans have asked her. Number one being:

"You speak pretty good English for a foreigner"

My personal favorite:

"England huh?, what language do they speak? is it anywhere near Sweden?"



 
bb_matt wrote:
I really shouldn't be bothered, but the inflection of the english by the vocalist puts me off the song. 

I'd like to hear this in the vocalists native language, I may not understand it, but I reckon it would work better.

Not a bad song, completely derivative, but listenable. 

 


 bb_matt wrote:
I really shouldn't be bothered, but the inflection of the english by the vocalist puts me off the song. 

I'd like to hear this in the vocalists native language, I may not understand it, but I reckon it would work better.

Not a bad song, completely derivative, but listenable. 

 
Oh that's just brilliant!!! Steve Wilson... Brit. You guys should get together. Be sure to take along a translator.
Whiners....
I really shouldn't be bothered, but the inflection of the english by the vocalist puts me off the song. 

I'd like to hear this in the vocalists native language, I may not understand it, but I reckon it would work better.

Not a bad song, completely derivative, but listenable. 
Same playlist on april 26th.
 

Axelito wrote:
R.E.M. — It's The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine
Elvis Costello — Waiting for the End of the World
U2 — Until the End of the World
Blackfield — End of the World

Felling depressive Bill?! 

You want the end of the world that much? ^^



 


 rdo wrote:


When is Canada ever gonna elect a mulatto president, huh?  I think we got you beat there.  I don't think Canada has even elected a chick for prez yet.  Unless you count Pierre Trudeau of course. 

 
Wow ignorantly into insulting just about everyone. Must have been a bad day. 
 rdo wrote:


When is Canada ever gonna elect a mulatto president, huh?  I think we got you beat there.  I don't think Canada has even elected a chick for prez yet.  Unless you count Pierre Trudeau of course. 

 
We've had a female prime minister, briefly. As she took over from the last right wing PM, she didn't get re-elected. And now we can only hope  that our current right wing nut will get punted soon. He scares me.
 Axelito wrote:
R.E.M. — It's The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine
Elvis Costello — Waiting for the End of the World
U2 — Until the End of the World
Blackfield — End of the World

Felling depressive Bill?! 

You want the end of the world that much? ^^



 
Need to add DMB "When the World Ends" to the set.  One of my favorite Dave Matthews Band Songs.  Good fuel for the haters.
I was humming this tune the other day while listening to the N. Korean Media.. Perhaps Bill should do the "this is only a test" transmission signal...followed by a scream and then silence.
 testpilot wrote:
Where's the end of this song? The end of this sooooong?
  
it is meant to go on till after the end of the world. They just wanted to make sure.

Oh,.. .you've missed it? Pity
Where's the end of this song? The end of this sooooong?
End of the world theme now, cool..
R.E.M. — It's The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine
Elvis Costello — Waiting for the End of the World
U2 — Until the End of the World
Blackfield — End of the World

Felling depressive Bill?! 

You want the end of the world that much? ^^


 westslope wrote:

It is indeed the End of the World for many partisan Republican supporters.  Against all odds, I reckon that the mulatto president will be re-elected.

 

Bill Clinton gave one helluva barn-burner of a speech the other day......  

 

That panning camera..... wow, what a contrast from the Republican convention.  The Republicans should have won this election; it was theirs to win.  Oh well.  History marches on.

 

When is Canada ever gonna elect a mulatto president, huh?  I think we got you beat there.  I don't think Canada has even elected a chick for prez yet.  Unless you count Pierre Trudeau of course. 
You can tell that the song is a bit of a dirge and boring - the comments go off topic so quickly - flames, political discourse .... anything to escape..... just proves that the world ends not with a bang but a whinge!

PS: Fred Riley, nice to see you are still here!
 westslope wrote:

If your candidate loses the presidential election, I would just like to remind you that Canada is accepting US political refugees with open arms.  

It doesn't have to be the End of the World.  Start afresh in Canada.  

Democrats, Greens, Republicans, come one, come all.

 
{#Lol} Republicans as well? Canada's not picky, then ;-)

The mountains, the Mounties, the moose - I wouldn't say no myself :)
This is Aviv Geffen in the original song
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wwcl3AKAL_c
 Hippostar wrote:
It's the end of the worlt.
 
And I feel fine
It's the end of the worlt.
Hey I have this feeling that the world's going to end today. It is snowing like crazy here maybe we are going to be buried alive and freeze to death.
quite likeable
I came to this thread to get opinons about the song. Bill would not approve of this political crap. Pull it together
and take it to the forum. End it now, please.
 westslope wrote:

If your candidate loses the presidential election, I would just like to remind you that Canada is accepting US political refugees with open arms.  

 

It doesn't have to be the End of the World.  Start afresh in Canada.  

 

Democrats, Greens, Republicans, come one, come all.

 
Westslope. Please, please, please get away from all this political hogwash! I come here to get away from American politics as well as politics in general.{#Naughty}

If your candidate loses the presidential election, I would just like to remind you that Canada is accepting US political refugees with open arms.  

 

It doesn't have to be the End of the World.  Start afresh in Canada.  

 

Democrats, Greens, Republicans, come one, come all.


 Poacher wrote:

What on earth are you talking abo. . . Oh, I get it - your election. You know what? Outside of the USA it is hardly reported. Everyone has realised the two party system is about picking two different people from the same party. Whoever gets elected, nothing will change. 

Please could you have a revolution instead? THAT would be far more interesting. 
 

Nonsense.  Absolute nonsense.  

This scribe is writing from Canada.  And I have travelled enough of the world and can read in enough other languages to know that the US presidential election campaign is given more coverage in the rest of the world than any other non-domestic election campaign.


 Stingray wrote:

HORRIBLE SAUCE FROM THE 70's!

Supertramp meets Barley James Harvest!

True: that's the end of the (musical) world!

 
Hey, Stingray, all you do is f'in complain and denigrate. I can't recall a comment you've ever made that wasn't snooty. Have you ever posted something positive, affirmative, a declaration of your own pleasures?
Please, share with us your enlightened swami humble perspicacious perfect views of what music and artists surpasses your threshold of mediocrity and rises to the exalted ether. Be specific, please; however, it's almost guaranteed that at least some of what you consider the soundtrack for nirvana (the state of bliss, not the band) will be noise for others on this list.  Feel free to cast your pearls of wisdom before us swine on any section of this forum.  
 westslope wrote:

It is indeed the End of the World for many partisan Republican supporters.  Against all odds, I reckon that the mulatto president will be re-elected.

Bill Clinton gave one helluva barn-burner of a speech the other day......  

That panning camera..... wow, what a contrast from the Republican convention.  The Republicans should have won this election; it was theirs to win.  Oh well.  History marches on.

 
What on earth are you talking abo. . . Oh, I get it - your election. You know what? Outside of the USA it is hardly reported. Everyone has realised the two party system is about picking two different people from the same party. Whoever gets elected, nothing will change. 

Please could you have a revolution instead? THAT would be far more interesting. 

HORRIBLE SAUCE FROM THE 70's!

Supertramp meets Barley James Harvest!

True: that's the end of the (musical) world!


It is indeed the End of the World for many partisan Republican supporters.  Against all odds, I reckon that the mulatto president will be re-elected.

 

Bill Clinton gave one helluva barn-burner of a speech the other day......  

 

That panning camera..... wow, what a contrast from the Republican convention.  The Republicans should have won this election; it was theirs to win.  Oh well.  History marches on.


Great song, I prefer this version over Aviv Geffen's.
 Deadwing wrote:
The new Blackfield album is pretty solid and what we have come to expect from Aviv and SW.

What I am looking forward to is the new SW solo album that will be out in September (supposedly). The samples from that one sound better than anything since Deadwing, if you ask me. I haven't been thrilled by anything that SW has done in the last 3-4 years (PT is still my fav band though   LOL).

I think he is spreading himself too thin and the material is suffering for it. He is rushing through everything and you can tell.

 
I agree. I am very curious, and a bit anxious, about the future of PT, now Wilson has openly stated he's had it with metal as an inspiration. While I like Grace for Drowning a lot, it is also fitting with the output of Wilson in the last few years, i.e., very heavy, very difficult, and rather unenjoyable in a way. 
Hope not.
 1wolfy wrote:
tick, tick, tick       anticipation 
 
Maybe, who knows? 
I like this song, simple but powerful 
tick, tick, tick       anticipation 
is there fear?

{#Zip-lip} 
respect for israel!!
 
+1 for the poignant lyrics!
 westslope wrote:

Only North Americans can separate art and politics.  Sigh

 
For once, we may agree on something.

Aviv gefen with Berry Saharoff at:
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbcYohxzaSs
Is a nice Hebrew version of "Sof ha Olam" End of the world.
 natanshalva wrote:
one of the best song by Aviv Gefen 
- saund beter in english then in the origenl in Hebrow.

thank you bob for play it.

 
זה סוף העולם.. ידידי 
 
 
Not yet, friend.
 westslope wrote:

I would still like to hear the original version in Hebrew.

 

.......

 

 

 

please

 
As would I....
 natanshalva wrote:
one of the best song by Aviv Gefen 
- saund beter in english then in the origenl in Hebrow.

thank you bob for play it.

 
זה סוף העולם.. ידידי 
 

 

I would still like to hear the original version in Hebrew.

 

.......

 

 

 

please


Oh Bill, you sly dog. Are you playing this on purpose, this second time that we're supposed to have Rev. Camping's predicted rapture?

I like this album ,the new one is pretty good, saw them do it live earlier this year, a good concert.

I agree with Deadwing,  SW is a bit of a whirlwind, in some ways I wish he would just be PT.

We'll see what the new solo album has to offer.

I like PT and Blackfield  but not a fan of No Man.
The new Blackfield album is pretty solid and what we have come to expect from Aviv and SW.

What I am looking forward to is the new SW solo album that will be out in September (supposedly). The samples from that one sound better than anything since Deadwing, if you ask me. I haven't been thrilled by anything that SW has done in the last 3-4 years (PT is still my fav band though   LOL).

I think he is spreading himself too thin and the material is suffering for it. He is rushing through everything and you can tell.

SCORPIONS!
G-d, I wish the Israeli counter-culture would dial into Radio Paradise.
 bbryan wrote:
Two parts Porcupine, one part schmaltz

BB
 
1 part Porcupine Tree, 2 parts maudlin treacle. . . and I love PT. . . 
 

Two parts Porcupine, one part schmaltz

BB

I was about to comment how much Porcupine Tree-esque this sounded then I did hit wikipedia {#Headache}


Love the harmonies in this one. I'm going to get their new release soon. I promise. I'd better hurry though, the end is near


 Cynaera wrote:
.......
. This forum isn't supposed to be about politics - it's about MUSIC.

Um, let me spell it out again:  M U S I C.

 

Only North Americans can separate art and politics.  Sigh.

 

Take Chile.  It is blossoming into a Nordic style social democracy with strong free market and capitalism institutions.  I witnessed the beginning of the end of the Pinochet dictatorship in the late 1970s.  It started in the coffee houses.  Everybody could perform.


New Blackfield on the way in the spring with a tour in NA to be announced!!!!
one of the best song by Aviv Gefen 
- saund beter in english then in the origenl in Hebrow.

thank you bob for play it.

 
זה סוף העולם.. ידידי 
 

 Cynaera wrote:
  is a very tactful way of saying they DIED. They KICKED OFF.  They NO LONGER EXIST IN THIS WORLD.

 


 DavidS_UK wrote:

What's happened to grammar - did Bush get rid of that too.  Patrick Swayze "passed away".  He didn't just walk by.... or maybe he did, thinking of his film Ghost... maybe I got this all wrong, hi ho, where's my Potter's wheel and attractive brunette?

 
Um, dial it down, okay? Saying a person has "passed" is a very tactful way of saying they DIED. They KICKED OFF.  They NO LONGER EXIST IN THIS WORLD.  Geez. You are a yutz. And if you have to question THAT as grammatically-correct based on your very limited vocabulary, please go elsewhere. And I refuse to feed the trolls anymore. Sick to death of you stupid nitpickers. Sure, there'll be spelling errors, grammatical errors, and even translation errors. This forum isn't supposed to be about politics - it's about MUSIC.

Um, let me spell it out again:  M U S I C.

 DavidS_UK wrote:

What's happened to grammar - did Bush get rid of that too.  Patrick Swayze "passed away".  He didn't just walk by.... or maybe he did, thinking of his film Ghost... maybe I got this all wrong, hi ho, where's my Potter's wheel and attractive brunette?

 
Ha ha ha ha wrong.

Definition of DIE

1
: to pass from physical life : expire
2
a : to pass out of existence : cease <their anger died at these words>

 Deadwing wrote:
Patrick Swayze has passed.  Sad.
 
What's happened to grammar - did Bush get rid of that too.  Patrick Swayze "passed away".  He didn't just walk by.... or maybe he did, thinking of his film Ghost... maybe I got this all wrong, hi ho, where's my Potter's wheel and attractive brunette?

 Misterfixit wrote:
I thought that this song was no longer needed now that Bush is gone.
 
Actually, it's more relevant than ever.

 Misterfixit wrote:
I thought that this song was no longer needed now that Bush is gone.
 
Oh, that will be the gift that keeps on giving . . .

For me, this song is emblematic of the first decade of the 21st century.
LOVE LOVE LOVE all things Steven Wilson (well, most)...especially live!  I'm so thankful his music is a fav here at RP!!

Busted link.
 Pyro wrote:

I would love to hear the original.  Someone needs to upload it!
 

End Of The World (Sof Ha'olam) Live - Aviv Geffen

no sir, I don't like it ...
 Pyro wrote:

I would love to hear the original.  Someone needs to upload it!
 

I'll bet there is some great Israeli pop music that we are not hearing.

 

 

P.S.  Great catnip. ;-)



tell the angels we're here {#Innocent}
 vivakitty wrote:
Ack, Blackfield, Elbow, and Porcupine Tree all in less than half an hour.  For some, aural catnip.  For me, aural catlitter (used).
 
LOL! Ok, it's catnip to me (prr, prr) but I can understand that others might not have quite the same taste, and RP does play quite a lot of PT, Steve Wilson and Blackfield. Still, I feel the same as you about Neil Young, who's played pretty frequently on here.

Never mind, when PT comes on, just hit mute, curl up into a ball, and go into a catnap :)

 natanshalva wrote:
hi from israel 

this song is origianl done by Aviv Gefen. in Hebrow. his vois is in this soog as wall.

bat it greit soong - and blackfild do it beter from the original ....  
 
I would love to hear the original.  Someone needs to upload it!


Patrick Swayze has passed.  Sad.
 ziggytrix wrote:
cheer up, it's not the end of the world.
 
{#Lol} ....you never know....

The Scorpians need to regroup and cover this song <plants tongue in cheek>
cheer up, it's not the end of the world.
{#Sunny}  Love this stuff!

 Welly wrote:
a tad bombastic and overwrought
 
No question, but there is a place for the bombastic, as well as the overwrought, and even for the combo. I like the sound of this, without hearing any words.
mabra70 wrote:
It sounds VERY MUCH like Porcupine Tree!  

shakitten wrote:
Nope...Porcupine Tree is MUCH better. This is a merely a shadow compared to them.

inindian wrote:
Me too. It's OK but I feel PT is way better all round.

natanshalva,

Would love to hear the Hebrew version.

This song fits a Nordic temperament well. I find it rather uplifting.


 Misterfixit wrote:
I thought that this song was no longer needed now that Bush is gone.
 
Sadly, he will be with us for decades.

hi from israel 

this song is origianl done by Aviv Gefen. in Hebrow. his vois is in this soog as wall.

bat it greit soong - and blackfild do it beter from the original ....  
I thought that this song was no longer needed now that Bush is gone.
This might be a social experiment by Bill to see how many depressing songs one must play consecutively to get xx% of listeners to take a harder look at those tranquilizers.
 vivakitty wrote:
Ack, Blackfield, Elbow, and Porcupine Tree all in less than half an hour.  For some, aural catnip.  For me, aural catlitter (used).
 

Mmm, yes!  This is purr material for me.