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No one has been able to better capture the feeling of travelling around London on the top deck of a bus in January or standing outside a rave just starting to come off pills while the music's still playing or just going home alone after a night out wishing you had someone to cuddle up to. Fits very much in with the mid 00s period it was written but will be timeless for as long as there's still raves and dreary buses in London.
Couldn't agree more but for me it was when I first tried weed with my friends, or ex-friends since we stopped talking three years ago lmao. Plus I never been on a rave and I was thinking of sitting at the back of the metro whilst it's dark out and you just listen to music (This song) whilst it's also raining
I did that going to and after fabric. What a legendary night. So weird you Brits got co-ed washrooms inside the sadly former Fabric. Andy C triple drop lololol. Ahhh memories.
There i was, in a friday night, riding a bus in the streets of São Paulo, it was raining and the night was cold, there were maybe two or three more people on the bus with me, but they were all in their seats, staring at their cellphones in complete silence. I was just contemplating the streets while looking through the window. I've seen people hugging under their umbrellas, people happy, smiling, kissing... and i was there, alone, in a cold and rainy friday night, going home, with nobody expecting me there. This album was my only company the whole time i was inside that bus, nobody said anything, only the rain was falling in the windows, and this song was playing in my headphones while i stared people being happy in the streets. Loneliness is really a universal feeling, you can feel it in the cold and rainy nights of Britain, but also feel it in the streets of São Paulo, it doesn't matter where you are, loneliness will always find you. Thanks for this masterpiece Burial.
My appreciation for Burial is endless and when I heard this masterpiece being sampled by Rosalia in her song "Candy" and her respectfully referencing the song has made me so happy.
I wonder about this because I think Burial got this sample from a Ray J song "One Wish" according to a reddit post I saw. It would be cool if Rosalia sampled this sampling, though. I used to listen to a lot of Burial, and it would be a sample of a sample
Amazing how this man can bring Ray J and Metal Gear Solid 2 together to make such a beautiful track using samples from two completely different songs that compliment each other so well.
@@thatdognotthepuppy5809 it IS MGS2 thats why!!! I remember my boy was in the middle of the crowd at some club in nyc, one of our homies dropped this and he immediately looked at me like "SNAKEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!"
Everyone describes the song as sad or harsh and compares it to coming down from a high while I've always found it ethereal and uplifting. With a mix of melancholy and clarity. But there's also this sort of passion, excitement, and sexiness to it. Guess that's just me.
My dad passed last summer. He was in a comatose state. I hugged him the best I could and held his hand. I kissed his forehead and made a point to remember this moment because I knew it wouldn’t last. This song really hits me in the heart. The beauty of music is how it can mean different things to different people. This song reminds me of the last few weeks with my dad. I really miss him a lot
Some of the comments of this video make the most intense, weird and perfect poem all together. Reading them while listening to this puts tears in my eyes and I don´t even know why. This song is one of the most beautiful things I have ever experience.
To me this has captured perfectly the feeling of riding the Boston subway at night during the winter time. Everyone's heads are down. No small talk, no nothin.
Total timeless classic. Love Burial and other experimental producers like Aphex Twin, Squarepusher, Massive Attack, Fourtet, Amon Tobin, Forest Swords, Allflaws
@@kapsi Here's a video explaining showing where the samples came from for this track ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rksXDcPxd6U.html Burial also used menu sfx's on other tracks from the album.
It's hard to place the emotions that this song wells up. The best I can say is it's still riding the hype of something good that happened recently, but beginning to crash hard as reality sets in. It's like coming home from a party and realizing I still have dishes left in the sink.
@@luigiiodice3517 I just though it sounded funny how he elaborately describes this melancholic feeling and ends it with "like unwashed dishes that are left"😂 but yea this song gives heavy mdma comedown vibes
All samples, because why not? Ray J - One Wish (the vocal chops that can first be heard at 0:13 used throughout the song) Harry Gregson-Williams, Norihko Hibino - Opening Infiltration (from Metal Gear Solid 2, the strings at 0:34, can be heard throughout the song) Christina Aguilera - Beautiful (the vocals at 3:34)
Honestly remember listening to this being on the worst come down of my life on a national express bus from Leeds to Manchester in 2011 after being in a metropolis night. Burial was the ultimate come down music
As I get older memories, faces, and music of my youth are fading away or are becoming harder to remember no longer am I the young man of the past but forever the memory of the first time hearing this amazing piece when it first drop as light snow fell down as my friends and I skated around the city at 1am in the morning forever the memory will be with me till my time is up. Wish I could go back.. Forever I'll hold this timeless classic near and dear..
Everyones talking about how this fits with dreary london... for me this was the soundtrack to my last year of gcse's, all the ups and downs of being 17/18, all those late night bus rides around newport/cardiff.... the house parties, the late night convos, the plans me and the mates made for after we left school.... and having your whole life ahead of you...
The hyperdub people understand. The wiki hop from mark fisher to Burial is only two steps long (same for Land). Drain also gets it, they follow in the footsteps of Ferraro but have taken the impersonation even farther, playing the industry fool with a mockery so vicious and cynical that many fail to recognize it as anything but the exact thing it is mocking
Same! I found him on here a long time ago as a kid i think the year was 2012 found him through electronic channels on here and reccomended and related showed me this masterpiece
Recently I was introduced to Archangel Ariel and Angel frequencies. Typing Archangel and this track automatically coming to my mind before the search results. i used to listen to this album when I was 17, i'm 29 now. selling ketamine from my mothers attic, staying up for 40 hours straight and trying to escape a society that was trying to fit me in a box. I used to take sunstances to escape, they led me to have spiritual experiences that I didn't understand until many years later. Burial got me through many long nights and eased my nervous system with sexy comforting sadness. Keeping it real in my dark and fuck up teenage years in Cornwall. Now I am connected with spirit, and I can dance the nostalgia through my body and talk to The Archangels.
When that bass drops and them pads wash over you its like nothing else, burial's dissonate sound makes me feel like i'm traped in limbo waiting for the pearly gates of heaven to open ... what a beautiful masterpiece, so subtle yet so complex.
this is one of the greatest songs I´ve heard in my whole life, the first time I listened to it was bc of a youtuber, I kinda knew what the album was about, but nothing could prepared me for this, it was just beautiful, the album as a whole was so... genuine, real, I can feel it still. I wish I can listen to it for the first time again, just a masterpiece of an album
A 17 Year Old Me With The World At My Feet Didn't Realise I Was on The Cusp of Heroin Addiction, Prison & A lot of Death, Now 3 Years Clean its Only Listening to this That Unlocks Those Magical Times Before My Addiction, Thank You Burial.
This was made with the most minimal of kit I heard it was some dodgey laptop that made its way into his possession, the fact he produced this with basically nothing but the most basic of software is just incredible, the man is a genius. Period!
IMPORTANT: If someone shows you this song, run away! You'll be left heartbroken. These relationships never last. Next thing you know you'll be crying yourself to sleep listening to it, half-drunk, covered in self-pity and drafts of poems you wrote for the person.
Burial created these songs to show that he has the power to expose music to it’s inner darker appearance. We are inside burial’s thoughts, we are in his childhood, his songs are well known to the United Kingdom. Such a masterpiece has been spread into the open world. This shows how songs can be beautiful through distortion, depression, destruction. Tragedy is a art. Through history...
In 2009 I passed my driving test, this CD was on repeat for the first year of that in my car..the amount of sketchy drives home at 3/5/6/8/10am in the morning after going to raves means this album is forever burned into my memory. Every time i listen to this it takes me back literally a decade
"Good at being alone" I loved this album from day one. Not trying to sound cool (I'm 38, that ship sailed decades ago), but I thought his debut was wicked, and Untrue was his masterpiece.
The love of my life showed me this track while we were leaving a GC parking lot and never in my all my life have heard a track so beautiful and amazing, I tried my best not to cry in front of her but I soon realize how grateful I am to have her in my heart, arms, dreams and reality. I will be forever connected to her thru this song and forevermore. Love you so much. PS. This is the first time I’ve ever got school by someone and now I’m obsessed.
"My dog died, and I was totally gutted about that. [My mother] was just like, ‘make a tune, cheer up, stay up late, make a cup of tea’. And I rang her mobile twenty minutes later and I’d made that ‘Archangel’ tune, and I was like, ‘I’ve made the tune, the tune you told me to make.’ And I heard this vocal and it doesn't say it but it sounds like ‘archangel’. I like pitching down female vocals so they sound male, and pitching up male vocals so they sound like a girl singing. It can sound sexy as fuck."
i think this is my favorite burial track i remeber listening to him along with mostly early uk dubstepin high school,kinda forot about his music for like ten years and heard someone mention him somewhere and now i am re exploring it...i love how this genre and style has grown referring to the whole wave,neurogrime,future garage scene.
@@lenouveaumonde777 We lost Mark Fischer a year back. He was very fond of Burial - check out Ghosts of My Life for his thoughts on Burial among other things.
One of the most inteligent and most nuanced interpreters of modern culture. Always think of him upon listening to Burial, Goldie or even darker jungle tracks in general. RIP
This is one of the most beautiful songs ever made, it’s the closest we’ll ever get to classical music in our generation, I challenge you to say a bad word about the genius of this modern day classic, perfection is hard to obtain and this isn’t far off. Bravo.
This song genuinely takes a lot of inspiration from classical music. In the chorus replace the vocals with a violin and recreate the already instrument sounding music with string instruments and maybe some trumpets - and you've got yourself a generic classical piece.
I’ll never forget this, strange to say this now but this will always be a part of my life. I won’t forget those days his music has accompanied me through. Been ages and I’m still here appreciating his unbelievable genius. If you somehow see this, thank you man, thank you.
The period when I used to listen to garage and future garage was the most peaceful time of my life. I never get that feeling without actually listening to this music. It's almost 2 am, i can't sleep, and i got a glimpse from the past remembering this gem. It's beautiful.
@A. F. I think it might have because of the total focus of the song needing to feel like he felt. And as that emotion was so clear and intense, as i imagine it was for him, it probably came quite easily to him. He didnt have to make it. Just listen to his emotion and intuition.
This was what dubstep sounded like before all the wobble. Xla8r mag had a ton of artist that had this drum step beat. I bought this album and The bug London zoo at the same time. Reminds of shooting heroin with my friends in 2010. Only 2 of us made it out alive.
I used to walk home from work late at night in the snow, and I will never forget discovering this album. It made me feel like a calm, peaceful spirit was watching over me. It was both eerie and comforting.