Re: Sigur Rós
Posted: Thu March 14, 2013 8:05 pm
DON'T YELL AT ME!!!!!!!!Strat wrote:4/5 wrote:What?cutuphalfdead wrote:Picked up the new LP.
PICKED UP THE NEW LP
DON'T YELL AT ME!!!!!!!!Strat wrote:4/5 wrote:What?cutuphalfdead wrote:Picked up the new LP.
PICKED UP THE NEW LP
You need to hear:Strat wrote:Denver show coming up in a few weeks. never seen them live and am not super familiar with their collection. What should I definitely have a handle on? I feel as though their albums are musical pieces and works of art that need to be played in their entirety. So i should just get a hold on the most recent album?
Angus wrote:You need to hear:Strat wrote:Denver show coming up in a few weeks. never seen them live and am not super familiar with their collection. What should I definitely have a handle on? I feel as though their albums are musical pieces and works of art that need to be played in their entirety. So i should just get a hold on the most recent album?
from Agaetis Byrjun: Svefn-Englar, Ny batteri (definite crowd pleasing songs)
from () : #8 Popplagio -> they will close the show with this, it will take 15 minutes and it will blow you away
from Takk : Hoppipola (a feeling of total joy will take control of you when they play it)
They don't play much of the last album because they say the songs are almost impossible to recreate live, except Varuo. All in all, enjoy the show!
Also,Angus wrote:You need to hear:Strat wrote:Denver show coming up in a few weeks. never seen them live and am not super familiar with their collection. What should I definitely have a handle on? I feel as though their albums are musical pieces and works of art that need to be played in their entirety. So i should just get a hold on the most recent album?
from Agaetis Byrjun: Svefn-Englar, Ny batteri (definite crowd pleasing songs)
from () : #8 Popplagio -> they will close the show with this, it will take 15 minutes and it will blow you away
from Takk : Hoppipola (a feeling of total joy will take control of you when they play it)
They don't play much of the last album because they say the songs are almost impossible to recreate live, except Varuo. All in all, enjoy the show!
This is very useful information...thank you. I'm going to the Denver show as well. My first of theirs.Angus wrote:You need to hear:Strat wrote:Denver show coming up in a few weeks. never seen them live and am not super familiar with their collection. What should I definitely have a handle on? I feel as though their albums are musical pieces and works of art that need to be played in their entirety. So i should just get a hold on the most recent album?
from Agaetis Byrjun: Svefn-Englar, Ny batteri (definite crowd pleasing songs)
from () : #8 Popplagio -> they will close the show with this, it will take 15 minutes and it will blow you away
from Takk : Hoppipola (a feeling of total joy will take control of you when they play it)
They don't play much of the last album because they say the songs are almost impossible to recreate live, except Varuo. All in all, enjoy the show!
I do. It's the first album of theirs I actually owned. I've heard most of their stuff from the early part of the aughts because all my friends were into them. I never disliked it, but it just never took with me. But I think I'm ready to really embrace this now and I was in Newbury Comics and wanted a record and saw Valtari so I grabbed it.Simple Torture wrote:I assume he means Valtari. Do you mean Valtari, chud?4/5 wrote:What?cutuphalfdead wrote:Picked up the new LP.
It's probably the only one you'll find in a record store for a while. I heard rumors that Ágætis byrjun will be getting a RSD re-release, but no official word yet.cutuphalfdead wrote:I do. It's the first album of theirs I actually owned. I've heard most of their stuff from the early part of the aughts because all my friends were into them. I never disliked it, but it just never took with me. But I think I'm ready to really embrace this now and I was in Newbury Comics and wanted a record and saw Valtari so I grabbed it.Simple Torture wrote:I assume he means Valtari. Do you mean Valtari, chud?4/5 wrote:What?cutuphalfdead wrote:Picked up the new LP.
You're late to the party, but you're still welcome, friend.cutuphalfdead wrote:Jesus Christ this album knocked me on my ass.
I think I'm gonna go backwards through the catalog.Bob Loblaw wrote:You're late to the party, but you're still welcome, friend.cutuphalfdead wrote:Jesus Christ this album knocked me on my ass.
There's really no wrong way to do it. Each album is distinct from the others, but I'd say Valtari is more similar in feel to ( ) and Agaetis Byrjun so that might be the easiest transition. They're all fantastic, though.cutuphalfdead wrote:I think I'm gonna go backwards through the catalog.Bob Loblaw wrote:You're late to the party, but you're still welcome, friend.cutuphalfdead wrote:Jesus Christ this album knocked me on my ass.
You're in for a treat.cutuphalfdead wrote:I think I'm gonna go backwards through the catalog.Bob Loblaw wrote:You're late to the party, but you're still welcome, friend.cutuphalfdead wrote:Jesus Christ this album knocked me on my ass.
If you can swing it, do it. The Agganis seems like a big room for them but it's where they are now. Never know if they'll hit smaller stages later on but they are superb live... su-fucking-perb.cutuphalfdead wrote:Seriously considering seeing them on the 26th.
I saw My Morning Jacket at Agganis on NYE and it was a surprisingly good space for a concert. Not as echo-y or cavernous as the Fleetcenter. If you're gonna try and get tickets, though, try to get elevated seats in the bowl--the seats in the back on the floor are waaaay far away from the stage and might even be obstructed by the soundboard a bit.oasisfan35 wrote:If you can swing it, do it. The Agganis seems like a big room for them but it's where they are now. Never know if they'll hit smaller stages later on but they are superb live... su-fucking-perb.cutuphalfdead wrote:Seriously considering seeing them on the 26th.