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| All Isis Songs Ranked
My ranking of every Isis song (from full-lengths only), and (because I know you care) I even added rdescriptions | 40 | | Isis In the Absence of Truth
All Out Of Time, All Into Space - a boring, unnecessarily long interlude of near-silence. Adequate intro for Holy Tears. | 39 | | Isis Celestial
SGNL>1/2/3/4 - These interludes aren't as annoying as All Out Of Time, but don't add much (although having a pause for breath in
between Celestial's more brutal moments is helpful) | 38 | | Isis Oceanic
(-) - there's not really anything to say for this...an extended burst of static that signals a short lapse of the pummelling force of
Oceanic | 37 | | Isis Wavering Radiant
Wavering Radiant - a short, ambient interlude; nothing special, but an effective break in the album | 36 | | Isis In the Absence of Truth
Dulcinea - Possibly Isis' most overrated song, I find the first few minutes fairly engaging but the rest just seems bland and
uninteresting; it's probably the best example of everything I dislike about ITAOT although it's by no means bad,
just...underwhelming | 35 | | Isis Oceanic
Maritime - Isis' best interlude; an all-round pleasant experience | 34 | | Isis Celestial
Collapse and Crush - the first of Celestial's powerhouse tracks to feature on the list. I find Collapse and Crush especially slow and
doomy and whilst I enjoy it, I feel like it lacks focus in places and fails to distinguish itself against the rest of the album | 33 | | Isis Oceanic
The Other - this was the first Isis song I ever heard and, not gonna lie, I hated it at first (I can't remember any other song ever
making me feel physically sick on first listen). Having gotten into Isis through Panopticon and survived a few listens of Celestial, I
found it somewhat more listenable although it lacks the brilliant structuring of the rest of Oceanic | 32 | | Isis Celestial
Deconstructing Towers - the heaviest song of Isis' heaviest album, Deconstructing Towers is crushing to the degree that I actually
find it hard not to chuckle hysterically when thinking of it. It's a very, very rough ride that works well when in the right mood but
doesn't have much relistening appeal | 31 | | Isis Panopticon
Altered Course - ...and finally, this list is graced with a song from the mighty Panopticon. I have often criticised Altered Course for
being boring and overlong but, I have to admit, it is mesmerising in its ambience. Isis hadn't perfected the art of the captivating
instrumental by this stage (see Firdous E Bareen), but they made a solid effort | 30 | | Isis In the Absence of Truth
1000 Shards - In the Absence of Truth is my least favourite Isis album, and 1000 Shards is probably the song through which I
understand it most - it's well-structured, has a distinctively spiritual/slightly mysterious atmosphere and even a hook or two, but its
overall vibe only manages to engage me up to a point; I can enjoy it but I can't lose myself in it completely (which, ultimately, is the
reason I love Isis) | 29 | | Isis Oceanic
Hym - Oceanic's closer is first decisively scathing and then morphs into a numbing drone, which I think is a great way to finish. It's
heavy pretty much the whole way through and consequentially isn't as memorable as the rest of the album, but is a blast anyway | 28 | | Isis In the Absence of Truth
Garden of Light - this is a very tricky song to rank; the first half is a great example of everything I love about ITAOT (the mysterious
vibe and slick structure), but the second half is made up of the boring, unmemorable post-rock that dragged the album down for
me. I suppose that makes it a fitting closer, but it still feels rather lacking | 27 | | Isis In the Absence of Truth
Not in Rivers, But in Drops - this is one of Isis' more fast-paced songs and manages to evolve, rock out and sound mysterious at the
same time. I still can't work out whether it's well-written or over-saturated with ideas, but it's fun and engaging for sure | 26 | | Isis Wavering Radiant
Hand of the Host - whilst it is most definitely an excellent song, I view Hand of the Host more as part of the album than as a single,
distinctive song (and yes, that is a recurring theme for all Isis songs, but it's especially true here). Everything good about Wavering
Radiant can be found here (the dark, melodic vibe and the organic feel) but it lacks the huge climaxes of the better songs | 25 | | Isis Wavering Radiant
Stone To Wake A Serpent - a similar story to Hand of the Host, but Stone to Wake a Serpent distinguishes itself more through
containing one of Aaron Turner's best clean vocal performances and a great climax near the end. NB from this point upwards, the
list is pure excellence; Isis don't really have any bad songs, but those with notable flaws have now all been weeded out | 24 | | Isis Panopticon
Backlit - the slightly brittle atmosphere at the start suits this song well and contrasts nicely with the sludgier parts that crop up
throughout it; I see it more as part of Panopticon as a whole than as a stand-out but still enjoy it greatly on its own | 23 | | Isis Celestial
Gentle Time - I absolutely love how evil this song sounds; it maintains Celestial's crushing edge but slows it down in places with
wonderfully sinister results. Its dynamic range is solid and I don't think they could have closed the album in a better way | 22 | | Isis Celestial
Glisten - ugly even by the standards of the album, Glisten is a behemoth from start to finish. It's abrasive to the extent that its
overpowering, and I love it for that (and also for the fact that its clean interlude is crude enough to sound as heavy as the rest of it) | 21 | | Isis Celestial
C.F.T. (New Circuitry And Continued Evolution) - CFT is nothing short of perfect in the context of its placement in the album; a clean
break in Celestial was unexpected but definitely worthwhile. Its dreamy, almost aimless vibe makes it very immersive and I find it
great to relax to | 20 | | Isis In the Absence of Truth
Wrists of Kings - if there's one thing that Isis have always been able to do, it's to write an epic opener and Wrists of Kings does not
disappoint; the tom-heavy style of drumming that Aaron Harris deployed so irritatingly often on ITAOT works very well here, the
sinister introduction is perfect, the verse displays Aaron Turner's clean vox staggeringly well and the heavy build at the end
completes it nicely. For me, this song shows Isis trying something new and getting it exactly right; even though this sound had
several 'failed drafts' (see: all ITAOT songs ranked below Not In Rivers, But In Drops), it was worth it for this | 19 | | Isis Panopticon
In Fiction - ah, the definitive Isis song. A while ago, I would have put In Fiction significantly higher but now it has become somewhat
predictable and lacks the awe-inspiring sense of scale that it used to have. It does, however, demonstrate everything that makes
Isis' sound powerful and even if it has grown of me a bit, it is still a force to be reckoned with | 18 | | Isis Oceanic
False Light - one of Oceanic's heavier moments, the first half of this captures the feeling of a ship in the middle of a stormy ocean
unbelievably well, and this is complimented nicely by the slightly playful feel of the interlude - in fact, whilst it is still crushing, False
Light doesn't feel quite as overwhelming and serious as most other Oceanic songs and benefits nicely from this | 17 | | Isis Celestial
Swarm Reigns (Down) - blisteringly heavy and oddly catchy due to a primally crude use of triplets in the verse, this song captures
the fury of a swarm attack disconcertingly well and is strangely infectious | 16 | | Isis In the Absence of Truth
Over Root and Thorn - I think this has the most distinctive atmosphere of any Isis song; the faraway, alien feel of it is hugely
immersive, mysterious and - in a strange way - even slightly nostalgic. It easily distinguishes itself against the rest of the album and
is a reminder that Isis are able to retain their core sound whilst utilising it in different ways. Very underrated. | 15 | | Isis Panopticon
Wills Dissolve - the segue from In Fiction in to this is extraordinary, and becomes even more through the contrast between the
soaring climaxes of In Fiction and this, one of Panopticon's darker tracks. There's not much more that I can say for this; it's great
example of the expansive atmosphere that makes Panopticon so successful | 14 | | Isis Wavering Radiant
Ghost Key - opening up with a synth hook and immediately settling into a very organic vibe, this is a great display of how far Isis had
evolved by the time they got to album #5. Ghost Key has a great dynamic range and turns from relaxing moments of ambience to
heavier sections (which are very immersive in themselves) at a moment's notice. It also contains a breakdown that, in my opinion, is
Isis' heaviest moment since Celestial. Overall, I love this song for being a fascinating progression that engages throughout | 13 | | Isis In the Absence of Truth
Firdous E Bareen - the most underrated song in their discography, I am staggered at how rarely Firdous gets mentioned. The
ambience exhibited in its 8 minute runtime is hypnotising from start to finish, as it builds up and down subtly and absolutely
mesmerises me. This is an absolute gem and adds a good deal of variety to a somewhat stagnant album | 12 | | Isis Wavering Radiant
20 Minutes/40 Years - this song succeeds through using the climax effect that characterises Isis, but doing so in an incredibly
natural manner; it doesn't 'build', but 'grows' into moments of absolute bliss. Oh, and it features a killer riff at the end | 11 | | Isis Oceanic
Weight - to evolve continuously over 10 minutes towards a single climax is no mean feat but Weight accomplishes it in style, teasing
the listener with sub-builds (if there's such a thing) on the way and demonstrating that Isis didn't need the organic sound of later
albums to sound hugely engaging | 10 | | Isis Oceanic
From Sinking - the top 10 opens with one of Oceanic's rougher moments; From Sinking is rather gruff and overpowering for its first
few minutes and sounds increasingly epic until it peaks, stops and then turns into one of the greatest moments of Isis' discography
- the clean break. The guitars use incredibly simple melodies but somehow manage to sound incredibly heartfelt - the fear,
desperation and regret packed into those few notes is hard to believe, and the contrast with the harshness that characterises the
rest of the song is SO perfect. Truly a powerful song, and it says a lot for Isis that such a song is only at #10 | 9 | | Isis Wavering Radiant
Hall of the Dead - the second opener so far clocks in at number 9 (see what I said about Isis and their openers? There are still 3
more...), and what an opener it is! The progression throughout the song is astounding (the almost sporadic structure of the first
half, followed by the slow build of the second is masterful) and the overall feel is awe-inspiring - the lyric 'The sun makes its way in,
destitute' captures the feeling of the song perfectly, especially the grandiose climax of the second half, which is the sonic equivalent
of feeling ascending sunbeams on one's face and blissfully experiencing the moment | 8 | | Isis Panopticon
Syndic Calls - I initially found this song somewhat confusing, since it takes so long for each of its builds that it seemed staggered
and convoluted. However, after a huge amount of further listening I really appreciate the extra time that it takes to evolve; nothing
here feels rushed and its natural progression works wonders; Panopticon works through being expansive, and Syndic Calls takes
that sound as far as it can go | 7 | | Isis In the Absence of Truth
Holy Tears - my favourite song from ITAOT is, funnily enough, the song that sounds most out of place on that album; this, in my
opinion, belongs on Panopticon (or maybe even Wavering Radiant). The hugeness of the first section is incredibly engaging, and by
cutting it short and dropping straight into the ambient middle part, Isis make the introduction as pithy and infectious as it is
engaging, immediately securing replay value. Needless to say, the ambient section and the louder build towards the end are Isis at
their best and this, along with In Fiction, is probably the song that best displays their signature sound | 6 | | Isis Celestial
Celestial (The Tower) - WHAT a way to start an album! Celestial's title track isn't as scathing or abrasive as some parts of the album,
but it is possibly the most monolithic thing Isis ever recorded; the sense of scale here is very hard to describe sincerely (the closest
I've come is 'like a volcano giving birth'), and by switching to the calmer second half without warning, Isis proved that they
understood dynamics right from the start, even if they were intent on recording a debut that could be heard from Pluto | 5 | | Isis Oceanic
Carry - in my opinion, Carry contains Isis' best single build-up. The manner in which it evolves from the feedback which continues
from False Light into a panic-laden, jagged rhythm that then itself evolves into brutal distortion is slick beyond belief and almost
overwhelming in its scope; it's easy to see why they had to follow it with 2 minutes of static and an acoustic instrumental | 4 | | Isis Wavering Radiant
Threshold of Transformation - the final track of Isis' final album was always going to be an emotional one, but I don't think that it
would have been fair to expect something as grand as this. The first half is dark, heavy and pretty full-throttle; the listener is
given no pause for breath and dragged through various palm-muted riffs, manic growls and keys that become increasingly frantic
and epic; it is intense and powerful, and feels like a sonic journey of sorts. And then, without warning, it calms right down and is
driven by a few sparse keyboard notes. The next few minutes are some of the most immersive in this most immersive band's
discog; the rhythm section builds slowly over the nearest thing Isis ever recorded to a guitar solo. It peaks in a similar way that
Hall of the Dead did, Aaron Turner croons something indecipherable, and the feeling of a band at the top of its game looking back
at its legacy and ending without regrets is strong. Then it ends and fades away, and that's it; a stunning way to finish a career. | 3 | | Isis Panopticon
So Did We - the first Isis song that I ever heard and liked, So Did We is the perfect introduction for Panopticon, introducing its huge,
panoramic feel from the word go and settling into an ambient section that manages to combine the expansive feel of the album with
a claustrophobic edge truly beautifully. It summarises everything that the album sets out to achieve, stands out amongst the other
tracks on the album and is a highlight of their discography; what more could one ask for? | 2 | | Isis Oceanic
The Beginning and the End - ...and we finally arrive at Isis' strongest opener; The Beginning and the End balances crushing
moments, rocky moments and beautiful moments accordingly, but what makes it sound really distinctive is that it never really slows
down; it is a sludgy, mid-paced song from start to finish and is absolutely perfect in being such a song. | 1 | | Isis Panopticon
Grinning Mouths - I suppose it's rather funny that I rate a closer as the best song from a band that excels at writing openers, but
Grinning Mouths easily deserves it. In the context of what I have said for other songs on this list, I'm not sure that I could write a
convincing description without being (even more) sickeningly hyperbolic, so let's just say that epic doesn't even come close to this
song. | |
JohnnyoftheWell
07.20.13 | Albums ranked:
Panopticon
Oceanic
Wavering Radiant
Celestial
In the Absence of Truth | MosesMalone
07.20.13 | Holy shit. | JohnnyoftheWell
07.20.13 | Ikr...I started, got halfway through and was like 'Shit. That took ages...but now I've got this far, I've gotta finish' lol | MosesMalone
07.20.13 | Every time I do that, I question why I bothered in the first place. Still though if I cared for Isis I'd probably be drooling right now, impressive nonetheless. | Chortles
07.20.13 | damn nice effort. i actually just listened to these guys for the first time today | JohnnyoftheWell
07.20.13 | Haha, mindless determination is real timewaster sometimes, so I suppose you're lucky that way | JohnnyoftheWell
07.20.13 | No way, that's a really weird coincidence; what did you hear from them? | InbredJed
07.20.13 | Inb4 wtf, nice list bro | Chortles
07.20.13 | haha yea ikr, i've been meaning to jam them for years so i guess i picked a weird day. i listened to oceanic, i liked it but it didn't really floor me so i'm hopin it grows | JohnnyoftheWell
07.20.13 | Lol thanks man | JohnnyoftheWell
07.21.13 | Oceanic is defo a grower; I remember being absolutely floored by The Beginning and the End, and then the rest seemed okay, but it just grew and grew | InbredJed
07.21.13 | Looked for Firdous E Barren from the bottom up,
Didn't see it....
Panicked....
saw it at 13
Props | InbredJed
07.21.13 | Also I agree that Holy Tears doesn't sound at home on ITAOT | JohnnyoftheWell
07.21.13 | Firdous needs more love generally, it's such a dreamy song
I didn't really mind Holy Tears sounding out of place, because it sounded so much more awesome and engaging than everything else on the album (apart from Firdous, Wrists and Over Root, which are great too) | InbredJed
07.21.13 | I dig the overall sounds on that album, I just think some of the arrangements got a bit bloated, and the tracking wasn't very consistent. | JohnnyoftheWell
07.21.13 | I wish I dug the overall sound more, but I find that I can only really enjoy it by focusing more on the darker side of it...still a 4/5 though | InbredJed
07.21.13 | It's the snare sound that kills it | Ignimbrite
07.21.13 | great list but the stuff from the EPs, especially SGNL, is crucial | SCREAMorphine
07.21.13 | Great list | PistolPete
07.21.13 | Dulcinea is not overrated. But good list anyways | JohnnyoftheWell
07.21.13 | Thanks guys
@ryan yeah, I need to get SGNL and probs the Red Sea too
@pwalcher I could never really get into it at all | conesmoke
07.21.13 | 37 is like 400 billion times better than 31. Even if it is short as fuck. | Shuyin
07.21.13 | 1 was also my fav when i started listening to Isis, it would definitely still be on my top 5 along
with In Fiction, 20 Minutes / 40 Years, Hym and Hall Of The Dead | JohnnyoftheWell
07.21.13 | Which would be your fave now? | Keyblade
07.21.13 | 2 is 1 and 19 is heartbreakingly low | Shuyin
07.21.13 | aah thats such a tough call, lets leave it at that | JohnnyoftheWell
07.21.13 | Haha I thought you'd say that :P | Shuyin
07.21.13 | bands this awesome present us with the hardest decisions in life | JohnnyoftheWell
07.21.13 | Agreed very hard...
...which is why I now have to decide whether or not to repeat this list with maudlin of the Well | Shuyin
07.21.13 | man, id have to kill myself if i were to do a Mouth of the architect list | PistolPete
07.21.13 | this band is legendary | JohnnyoftheWell
07.21.13 | They so are and - although it's still pretty sad - I think they chose to stop at the right moment | PistolPete
07.21.13 | ^That's what I think too. I mean...judging from what Palms did this year....those boys were out of gas. (Iunno if you like Palms debut or nt but I found it to be a snoozefest compared to Isis) | JohnnyoftheWell
07.21.13 | I like Palms' debut a bit...but it gets really boring in places (I think it'd have been a solid EP though if they'd cut the fat)
I'm not sure if it's a fair comparison though, since Chino's voice lends itself to a dreamy vibe, but Aaron T's is always going to add a bit of extra intensity | PistolPete
07.21.13 | that's a fair point, but judging simply on the instrumentation without the vocals it was still pretty lackluster | InbredJed
07.21.13 | It's pretty weird to have to split up these songs in rankings, as ISIS has always put writing albums above writing songs. | MrElmo
07.21.13 | Isis are amazing and this list does their legacy justice | JohnnyoftheWell
07.21.13 | @pwalcher agreed, they could have done better (but it wasn't bad imo)
@Inbred I guess it is lol, but I've always been a fan of lists like this so I thought 'Isis...why not'
@Elmo cheers dude | mindleviticus
07.21.13 | wavering radiant is my favorite isis album | climactic
07.21.13 | damn bro u hardcore | PistolPete
07.21.13 | wavering radiant is a beauty | GnarlyShillelagh
07.21.13 | need to edit into reverese order | JohnnyoftheWell
07.21.13 | Good point, fix'd | R6Rider
07.21.13 | Panopticon is the only album I have from these guys and So Did We was the first song I heard from them as well. | JohnnyoftheWell
07.21.13 | If you only have Panopticon, I highly recommend checking out Wavering Radiant asap and the Oceanic when you have time for repeated listens (it takes a while to grow) | robertsona
07.21.13 | backlit is like the best one u fuckun nerd | JohnnyoftheWell
07.21.13 | Bitch plz, be serious | JohnnyoftheWell
07.21.13 | Anyway, like I say in the list, anything above 25 is borderline perfect | SGGreenman
07.21.13 | I definitely like altered course a lot more, but awesome list nonetheless. | VlacDrac
07.21.13 | Wrong! Weight is #1 | JohnnyoftheWell
07.21.13 | Weight is fucking amazing but...just not as amazing as the top 10 lol | DamnVanne
07.21.13 | Stopped short because you ranked Dulcinea as the worst actual song in the discography. Fuck that | JohnnyoftheWell
07.21.13 | That's because it is; it's the most bland, uninteresting song of their most bland, uninteresting album | DamnVanne
07.21.13 | I used to be just like you. Then I grew a brain, a dick, and a heart | JohnnyoftheWell
07.21.13 | ...and if you knew how to use any of them, then you'd still be like me
Seriously though, I hope Dulcinea grows on me one day | DamnVanne
07.22.13 | It's not exactly a subtle song, so if you don't like it now, it's likely to stay that way
| JohnnyoftheWell
07.22.13 | We'll see...sometimes I find songs on shuffle or whatever and hear them in a whole new way for no reason | DamnVanne
07.22.13 | I understand. I used to think Garden of Light was just a boring closer for ITAOT, but one day it played when I was shuffling, and it felt to be the most beautiful song Isis has done, especially the last 3 minutes or so. | Gard3n
07.22.13 | No "Hive Destruction" and no "Divine Mother". Sorry but I just can't agree with this... | JohnnyoftheWell
07.22.13 | That's only because this is full-lengths only; this isn't a top 40 Isis list, it's just every song from their LPs ranked | InbredJed
07.22.13 | Ooooo good call on the reverse order | JohnnyoftheWell
07.22.13 | It always works better on lists like these | iLoveLamp11
07.22.13 | Respect for taking the time to do this list. I don't think dulcinea is that great but definetly way better than where yu put it. Besides that great list... From sinking, weight, in fiction, grinning mouths are my favorites :D | Spec
07.22.13 | Great list. | Relinquished
07.22.13 | if only more lists were like this instead of ranking the same 5 albums over and over
31 and 32 would be in my top 5 | evilford
07.22.13 | 36 dude omg | bach
07.22.13 | Weight, dude.... should be higher up | evilford
07.22.13 | chortles...u like?
nice work on the list...disagree with some picks but well executed I think
in fiction would be much higher for me. same with backlit. and the other
| evilford
07.22.13 | also From Sinking is probably in my top 5 and I wouldn't change anything about it at all | Avagantamos
07.22.13 | great list. good choices for 1 and 2. Weight would be with those for my top 3. Fidrous E Bareen is fucking awesome too | JohnnyoftheWell
07.22.13 | Thanks guys
@Weightpeople I love that song so much, and 11 is still pretty high; I just love the top 10 slightly more | ZombicidalMan
07.22.13 | Great list, agree with a lot of it. Especially Grinning Mouths. Would personally put Wills Dissolve a little higher.
No SGNL > 05 stuff though? I know it's an EP, but c'mon Divine Mother (The Tower Crumbles) is a top 10. | evilford
07.22.13 | ^^^ he's said like 8 times this was LPs only but agreed that song is one of my faves | DamnVanne
07.22.13 | Holy fuck Threshold of Transformation | JohnnyoftheWell
07.23.13 | *deep breath* Gonna be honest, I still haven't heard SGNL>05. I defo will someday though; it's just like Celestial, right? | ZombicidalMan
07.23.13 | Sorry, didn't read any of the comments. I think it's such a goddamned good EP it could've been included. It's like a continuation of Celestial, and it has some of Isis' best rhythms on it.
DL it as soon as possible, if you like Isis enough to make this daunting list, you'll drool over Divine Mother, let alone the rest of the EP. | JohnnyoftheWell
07.23.13 | 'It's like a continuation of Celestial'
That alone is all I needed to hear lol, it sounds awesome; I've got a lot to listen to atm, but I'll check it soon | withateethuh
07.23.13 | Grinning Mouths is actually my least favorite on Panopticon, though maybe thats just because I feel its a weaker closer than Gentle Time and Hym, which just climax so fucking well its unbelievable. | conesmoke
07.23.13 | yeah hym is def in top 5 for me. | SputnikSweetheart
10.13.13 | Great list for a great band. Isis is just one of the best bands ever.
Agreed on The beginning and the end, i love that song, and it's the song that got me into this band. | Parallels
10.13.13 | this list was a monumental undertaking. | XingKing
10.13.13 | The only thing I bothered checking was your number one and it is definitely correct | neurisis17
10.13.13 | Wow | JohnnyoftheWell
11.16.19 | wow past me hated Dulcinea RIP | Relinquished
11.16.19 | and this was before the remasters RIP
on DC: "doesn't have much relistening appeal"
that's how you know u didn't listen to ISIS enuff | JohnnyoftheWell
11.16.19 | We are currently in the Second Era of the post-Isis world, wow
Past me did listen to a lot of Isis tbf but I'm going to put that on right now
(ok hadn't even finished writing the comment but this riffs like hell wtf) | Relinquished
11.16.19 | Celestial riffs hard all around agreed
Collapse and Crush is fun on the geetar | JohnnyoftheWell
11.16.19 | Yes, that one slams too! And oh my shit that outro riff on Gentle Time I think this might have crept over Oceanic during my Isis hiatus | Greks
04.09.20 | Ahh man.. what a wild ride reading this. I always end up going on a Isis binge. I was worried at first but it rounded out quite nice. 1.threshold of transformation 2. Hym 3. Gentle time 4. Garden of light 5. Grinning mouths. I say that because if you
listen to an album from start to finish, the closers always pack the most emotion. The irony for me is though I agree that ITAOT is their weakest album, it's got a good batch of songs for individual listens. | Titan
01.31.21 | one of the best lists ever.....agreed with your top 5, just in a different order.....only one's I strongly disagree with is Dulcinea and Altered Course |
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