Ulver post new cover song
2012-05-31 by Voivod STAFF | 27 Replies | 1479 Views |
Avant-garde tricksters Ulver have posted online a new cover song, titled "In The Past" and taken from their recently released cover album Childhood's End.
"In The Past" is a cover to the eponymous composition by We The People.
Song is streaming at the official YouTube channel of KScope Records:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=9xK2IMst1X8
Source:
http://www.metalhammer.gr/magazine/hammer-tv/3248-ulver-qin-the-pastq-chocolate-watch-band-qchildhoods-end-album.html
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Song's is so and so.
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You don't need to post a source if you're just linking to a video!
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Yeah, probably it is redundant but I first saw this news item from that link so...
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You only need to acknowledge a source if they're reporting some kind of big news that no one has picked up on yet. Like, "as reported by Pitchfork etc"....
You've got a link to the video, so it's obviously legit
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zzzzzzzzz
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meh
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""In The Past" is a cover to the eponymous composition by We The People."
That sentence doesn't make sense.
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Pretty good.
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cool.
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Love this type of music, and love Ulver's interpretation...
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The only albums worth listening to from this group are the first three.
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lol
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What? Bergtatt was incredibly unique, original black metal with folk elements. Kveldssanger and Nattens Madrigal then developed on each aspect of that original sound, and were great too.
Everything afterwards has been inconsequential, unremarkable "avant-garde" electronica.
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lol
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lol
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cant stand nattens madrigal or its fans
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cover's pretty cool
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Everything afterwards has been inconsequential, unremarkable "avant-garde" electronica
Too bad that most people in here disagree with you.
You'll get over it though.
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I liked the cover; I might check out the album later.
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The only albums worth listening to from this group are the first three.
I would say you have it backwards.
But I will say this is their weakest album. What the fuck is the point of doing cover albums in 2012? Old ideas to make money or something?
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But I will say this is their weakest album. What the fuck is the point of doing cover albums in 2012? Old ideas to make money or something?
Usually I would agree with something like that, but after listening to a few songs here and there off the album on youtube and then checking out the original songs. I have to admit that Ulver's versions are more interesting, and Childhood's End is looking to be more and more an enjoyable addition to their discography. But that's just my opinion.
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FictionalFlames, read my soundoff for the album (it's a little nicer than my comment hahaha). They do make it sound like Ulver but I will reinstate my point because no one has answered it yet: "What the fuck is the point of doing a cover album in 2012?" It's an old industry trick that is used as a cushion between albums. Covers just seem like they should be left on the cutting room floor. Put out something YOU created.
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@Wizard haha my bad. To answer your question, judging by the title of the compilation it might be a "personal" tribute to what they grew up with or something like that.
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This is great.
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Cyan1d3 dun just pulled a Cracketheskull
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Most cover albums are pointless, but there have been some winners. John Lennon's Rock and Roll and Mike Patton's Mondo Cane come to mind. I strongly feel that Ulver's will belong in a catagory with those two.
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cool song
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