Godspeed you black emperor yanqui download

Por cierto lamento tardar en publicar mas entradas en el blog, e estado muy ocupado, pero puedes oir lo que subo a YouTube si gustas. Soy fan de GY! Casi no econtre nada y vienes a salvarme la vida. Te lo agradezco. Gracias de antemano.

Es un gusto que pueda ayudar a conseguir estos materiales, y bueno, no eh tenido tiempo de subirlo pero en estos dias Me pongo al tanto con el Asunder Un abrazo! Gracias por comentar y por descargar, espero pronto subir mas material. Buenas palabras! Gracias por el aporte! MEGA: Descargar. Lift Yr. Disc One. Disc Two. The guys create an atmosphere wich constantly rises. The instruments get louder and more and more different melody lines appear untill they reach a fulminant climax.

The songs are mainly of epic lenght and the creating of the atmosphere is very distinctive. The use of cellos really enriches the overall sound. Sure you have to exercise patience but isn't it what prog in general is all about? What makes us different from fans of other genres?

Our patience and concentration on the music? And refering to the terrific climaxes you really get rewarded for it. GYBE makes music to let oneself go, it really encourages daydreaming. Another point to mention is the awesome lenght of the album. About 75 minutes of outstanding and innovaive music are pressed on this disc.

Every star is warrantable that's for sure. Maybe I have to make a little exception: Extreme impatient people substract one or two stars. All others may agree with the 4,5 rating. Atmospherical and full of energy at the same time, terrific. Most tracks use less optimistic sounds, there are lots of droning bass sounds, orchestrated well amongst other instruments.

The bass sound really stands out on this album, especially on "Rockets Fall on Rocket Falls". Whilst their previous albums gave me a vast impression of beauty, this album suggests more apocalyptic and destructive soundscapes, in true GYBE! Even so, i think this is beauty in it's own right. This album is just as demanding as their previous efforts.

I found this one to be the least accessible as it can be difficult to be gripped into this album. I think that maybe it is the lack of familiar sound effects and voiceovers that add to this albums struggle, still it is a very interesting piece and definetly a brilliant piece, just short of a masterpiece.

One advantage about this album is that clearly tried to make their music less dominated by effects and voiceovers. This one definetly reveals their pure musical talent in a much stronger light. It also shows how well a nine piece band of muscians can arrange instrumentals that can last around 20 minutes. A very original and inspiring concept! This album is definetly worth a look. I loved the other 3 albums and this is no exception but dont be surprised if this album doesn't get as many listens as the others.

Most post rock has a detached feel, but this album is very direct. Layering melodies and rising volume mount the pressure on. Directed by a drum kit and string section, with many other instruments providing the body.

Its conveyance of emotion matches that of classical music, relying on complex buildups to properly effect the listener. It is more symphonic then most symphonic rock bands, and certainly more so than any post rock band.

At times it is very ethereal, at other times it is as substantial as a block of wood. It drags you into some very dark moods, and shows you ugliness while remaining beautiful the whole way through. The thing that really makes this album stand out is the emotion of it. Whatever the band wants you to feel you WILL feel. The amazing sound textures which fill the empty space, the march like drumming, the haunting beauty of the strings, the incredible drive of the lead instruments.

It is an assault on the soul. All of it contributing to the futile sense of righteousness and anger that it all amasses to. This is the kind of music to blare at the apocalypse. There is only one thing that keeps me from giving this piece of music 5 starts, its length. Something this dark and depressing running at 74 minutes and 58 seconds is very hard to swallow.

It begins on a sour note, and it finishes in a depressed mindset. Whenever the music does become upbeat it is usually violent or it finishes with a sense of futility. Listening to this album is comparable to watching one of those starving African children commercials for over an hour.

Although it is rather amazing and moving, it certainly isn't pleasant and would have been perfect had it been about 15 minutes shorter. All three "songs" on the album are amazing. The beginning comes off as a desperate call to action, listening to it makes me clench my fists and want to jump out of my seat and fight for the downtrodden of the world. It then fizzles into a very slow passage which reeks of sorrow.

This completely throws off the sense given at the beginning of the song, and brings you into the same place mentally that the music went. The third part of the "song" suggests anger, and like the rest of the album remains very bleak in its outlook. Rather brilliant in my opinion. I regret that I could not find it in me to rate this album 5 starts because it appeals very much to me as a human being.

It isn't perfect, but its damn close. Although probably not the best introduction to GYB! E because it is very different from the rest of their work, it is still very highly recommended by me. Even if you dislike post rock, there is a very good chance that you will love this recording. It's worth every penny, even if listening to it regularly is virtually impossible. And when Yanqui U. The first couple of times I listened to this album — nothing.

It just seemed like Godspeed had played itself out. But by the forth listen or so it began to dawn on me that there were some subtle but significant differences to this album over the previous ones, although not enough to inspire the kind of giddy pleasure I'd had in listening to the band's first couple of releases.

First and foremost are the none-too-subtle political leanings. But with Yanqui U. So I guess the story this song is trying to tell is about a military invasion into Palestine by the Israelis. Talk about your timely topics! One review I read suggested you play this while listening to the evening world news.

How sobering and at the same time, what an incredibly powerful way to feel the music! It could also be something completely unrelated — hard to say. One is left to surmise what this one is all about. The dull grind of the cello especially causes the listener to feel a bit out of sorts, apprehensive, almost as if the song is foretelling of some terrible happening. The end is rather abrupt and slightly disheveled. This sets both an idyllic and tense mood as the informed listener knows this is building toward something big.

And it does, comparatively quickly for these guys — after only about three minutes there is a turgid drone of guitar and drums that alternates with short lulls several times over the next ten minutes or so, with a few bells and a persistent ringing guitar thread that hovers over the whole sordid affair.

From what I understand the album version differs from the CD in that it has a long melodic intro, and is missing the hidden track at the end with the only spoken words on the album check them out for a chuckle. This album differs from the previous Godspeed works in that the crescendos are not as predictable, the sound is a bit more stark than anything since their debut, and the variations are more pronounced.

But this is a brave new world they have moved into, and leave the hope and promise of further forays in the future, whether under the label Godspeed, or otherwise. Three stars, and very close to four. No samples this time. No happy tunes. Just Darkness all the way. I adore it - not all,only Rocket Falls haven't got me,but even considering this Yanqui U.

This is a very minimalist album which explores and develops themes, tones, and riffs for extensive lengths. These developments reach their climaxes in an excellent matter. If I had to choose the aspect I like the most about this album is how masterfully the band grows from lows to highs in terms of decible levels and emotional power. The album consists of only three songs, two of them being divided into two parts.

Even though there are only three songs, the album is over seventy minutes long, requiring patience to the listener. The mood of the album, which has several military musical references, is completely dark, angry, and gloomy.

I wonder what the album is really about, but based on the title of the album and the name of the last song, it seems to be an album against USA's Government possibly Bush though isn't a year were Bush was widely frowned upon by the world. Back to the music, as the album is very repetitive, it is recommended to listen to it as background music. I actually consider it one of my favorite albums whenever I am studying as it is instrumental, doesn't distract myself, and doesn't require abrupt dynamics as I am mostly focused on how to solve a damn linear algebra problem.

You hear themes and riffs repeated for numerous minutes, growing slowly and slowly into climaxes. One of the best Post Rock albums of the last decade! This album is a breathtaking journey all the way through, and is a pretty big tearjerker due to its subject matter. Long live Post Rock and instrumental music!

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