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www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDco-6CfC2c | | 1 |  | Musk Ox
Musk Ox
"Entre La Terre Et Le Ciel". It's funny; I was going to choose a BM song to express my mood, until I came across this track. This song is trve in every sense. Canadian neo classical folk artist Nathanael Larochette, of Musk Ox, manages to create an atmosphere of hope and depression in this 14:11 minute piece. Using a minimalistic-like approach, Nathanael inspirationally layers guitar lines in an un-overdone fashion. There is no "forced transitions" of any kind here, or any display of "I have good guitar skills", yet, this track is awe-inspiring with emotion. "Entre La Terre Et Le Ciel" starts with the sound of falling water as acoustic guitars gently pierce the already established atmosphere. This "perfect marriage's" counterparts realize something is missing in their relationship, so they add the occasional soft sounds of a wind-pipe, and even more sparingly, low-toned operatic "ah's". If you allow yourself to be consumed by this piece, you will realize the technical ability Nathanael possesses; the gift of bestowing raw, un-adulterated emotions to his listener's ears. Although it is a long song, I do encourage everyone to take the time and give this a proper listen so we can be "ear fuck buddies". | | 2 | | Musk Ox
Musk Ox
"Entre La Terre Et Le Ciel". It's funny; I was going to choose a BM song to express my mood, until I came across this track. This song is trve in every sense. Canadian neo classical folk artist Nathanael Larochette, of Musk Ox, manages to create an atmosphere of hope and depression in this 14:11 minute piece. Using a minimalistic-like approach, Nathanael inspirationally layers guitar lines in an un-overdone fashion. There is no "forced transitions" of any kind here, or any display of "I have good guitar skills", yet, this track is awe-inspiring with emotion. "Entre La Terre Et Le Ciel" starts with the sound of falling water as acoustic guitars gently pierce the already established atmosphere. This "perfect marriage's" counterparts realize something is missing in their relationship, so they add the occasional soft sounds of a wind-pipe, and even more sparingly, low-toned operatic "ah's". If you allow yourself to be consumed by this piece, you will realize the technical ability Nathanael possesses; the gift of bestowing raw, un-adulterated emotions to his listener's ears. Although it is a long song, I do encourage everyone to take the time and give this a proper listen so we can be "ear fuck buddies". | |
seedofnothing
12.23.11 | m/
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12.23.11 | MUSSK OX SWEAFSDOFMGOMG AYEYSS UBUUBBUBUUB | seedofnothing
12.23.11 | Lol, what? | artificialbox
12.23.11 | Wow this is really nice. | Ovrot
12.23.11 | m/ | seedofnothing
12.24.11 | "Wow this is really nice."
Thanks, this is one of, if not the best, find's I've had in a while. It's amazing how good this song makes me feel. | seedofnothing
12.25.11 | Had to bump this, song is sooo good. | KILL
12.25.11 | kate bush is better | seedofnothing
12.25.11 | Yeah you can't beat H.O.L., but you gotta admit this is one hell of a song. You gotta be in the mood for it, but when you are it's gold. |
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