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Scott walker jesse (2006)



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i know it's been already uploaded, but this one's got much better sound quality, so.. enjoy the pure beauty of Scott's art.
****************************** Nose holes caked in black cocaine Pow! Pow! No one holds a match to your skin No dupe No chiming a way off miles off No needle through a glove Famine is a tall tall tower a building left in the night Jesse are you listening? It casts its ruins in shadows u
nder Memphis moonlight Jesse are you listening? Six feet of foetus flung at sparrows in the sky Put yourself in my shoes A kiss - - wet - - muzzle A clouded eye No stars to flush it out Famine is a tall tall tower A building left in the night Jesse are you listening? It casts its ruins in
shadows under Memphis moonlight Jesse are you listening? Pow! Pow! In the dream I am crawling around on my hands and knees smoothing out the prairie All the dents and the gouges and the winds dying down I lower my head press my ear to the prairie Alive I'm the only one left alive I'm t
he only one left alive I'm the only one left alive Alive I'm the only one left alive I'm the only one left alive I'm the only one left alive


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Uhh, years* ( 4 months ago by TheBathroomWindow)
Uhh, years*
"I'm the only one ... ( 4 months ago by gonnamakit)
"I'm the only one left alive". Know how you feel, Scott. Life@s not always a picnic.
lol that's a good ... ( 4 months ago by matternicuss)
lol that's a good one!
your allusion to ... ( 4 months ago by matternicuss)
your allusion to Dante's Inferno is off. The Divine Comedy as a whole was a satirical allegory for the world in which mr Alighieri lived. As an artist, I can tell you most art is cathartic. as Alfred Kubin said in his novel, 'art is a safety valve,'. You can choose to dislike an artist' expression, but making universal statements about the state of the world because of Scott is shameful. if anything Scott's work here is a reaction to the world around him, much like Dante before him.
the only darkness I ... ( 4 months ago by matternicuss)
the only darkness I see here is the ignorance given away so freely by you. sure I know most people want music that makes them feel good and want to party, but there are also individuals who like their music to mean something on a personal level...I can't believe you compared this work to the fluff on the radio! this is the extreme opposite, my friend. I know also that most people want answers(and music) handed to them without fuss or difficulty, it is only because of laziness and apathy.
Array ( 4 months ago by australisman)
Hi matternicuss,
How long did you spend reading your dictionary?
Next your going to tell me that Scott's work is a reflection of Blake's "The Ghost of a Flea" or John Dunne.
or
for all you know ... ( 4 months ago by matternicuss)
for all you know I'm an English major...but I admit I am not; writing is just a hobby of mine...I never said Walker's work was a reflection of anything but his own self. like any great art, it comes from the soul. I respect the fact that you can't appreciate it, but my only problem was your universal and dogmatic appraisal of its value as art...and then you topped it off w/ a naive comment about today's youth. what youth? american? european?and I shouldnt leave out your disrespect for cutters
Scott Walker is ... ( 4 months ago by Antro500)
Scott Walker is unique Nothing more to say
hated this record ... ( 4 months ago by indianscriptures)
hated this record for a year and a half( i didn't give up on it though). now i love this recording to death. it's so worthwhile to venture & listen many times over.
Love it. It's ... ( 4 months ago by Mellydoor)
Love it. It's always make me cry.
Yes, exactly. And ... ( 3 months ago by stratofrede)
Yes, exactly. And the guitarriff is the first two chords of "Jailhouse Rock" by Elvis, slowed down a lot!
Oir esto da ganas ... ( 3 months ago by jandergraun)
Oir esto da ganas de chutarse... Quiero jaco!!!!
god forbid someone ... ( 2 months ago by jackmasterflash)
god forbid someone will use a difficult word like 'cathartic' in a youtube comment rather than 'LOL YEAH'
AMAZING ( 2 months ago by plzdtell)
AMAZING
Array ( 2 months ago by wiebke68)
breathless,
Bach would like it
great,
thanks
There aren't many ... ( 2 months ago by Tiortranew)
There aren't many songs that put me down like this one does... Disturbing, but great!
Er...anyone fancy a ... ( 1 month ago by Kester2020)
Er...anyone fancy a quick pint?
While I love his ... ( 1 month ago by Baxterrawrrawr)
While I love his voice, I'm not sure I love what he does with it. I certainly respect it, though, and it's nice to hear something different.
definitely psycho. ... ( 1 month ago by insulapufoasasiroz)
definitely psycho.
love it.
Sounds like a take ... ( 1 month ago by bootheavy)
Sounds like a take on neo-romantic abstract expressionism -something in the vain of let's say Canticum Canticorum Salomonis but for solo voice or anything else that could have been written by Pendericki. Would have been nicer if some effects were done with the violins in the background.
scratch that could ... ( 1 month ago by bootheavy)
scratch that could be more like a Benjamin Britten mixed in with some Penderecki somewhat.
If you could please ... ( 1 month ago by bootheavy)
If you could please include that part of this album that includes the Immunity lyrics that they keep giving on that film 30th Century Man.
to me this just ... ( 1 month ago by thefinechina)
to me this just seems really melodramatic... however i do admire his voice and composition
I read in an ... ( 2 weeks ago by FetusSoupStudios)
I read in an interview that those two guitar chords throughout the song are the same opening chords as "Jailhouse Rock" by Elvis Presley, just downtuned 8 steps or so and played on a baritone guitar. It makes sense, seeing as the song is apparently supposed to be a conversation about 9/11 between Elvis and his brother Jesse. That said, musics never made me truly frightened until this song.



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