I was on a plane taking a super late overnight flight listening to R + 7 anticipating the moment i would get to listen to this song. I was just watching the sky the whole way through the album. As soon as Chrome country came on the sun had started rising and all the clouds had a perfect orange and red hue. Needless to say that shit HIT, like I was crying on a damn plane.
When I was 17 I took acid and was at my mates house. there was about 5 of us and our trip-sitter put this on. I honeslty just warped to another dimension. I'll be 80 and still think of this song. low-key brings tears to my eyes everytime i listen
I can confirm, acid plus this track's finale is indescribable. I went to visit my australian friend in 2013 after having known him over the internet for seven years, and he introduced me to his whole social circle and we went on all kinds of adventures. we all took lsd during the australian spring (october) at our friend's house in the middle of nowhere, overlooking a slope with gum trees. I listened to r plus seven for the first time while tripping, and ended up listening to this track on repeat. I remember talking to my friend and telling him how incredibly uplifted I felt. those were good times. it's been probably my favourite moment in music ever since.
There's this huge place opening in my town that has a library, hotel, anime museum all in one area. Early in the morning I walk around there when the sun isn't up and only the night lights are on. Listening to this while walking around there is awesome.
go listen to suicideyear then, it sounds like pretty generic instrumental trap to me. link a track that sounds half as good as chrome country and i'll be impressed.
Obviously the song is some of OPN’s best work, absolutely jaw dropping. But my God, this may be the most moving and well edited fan music video I’ve ever seen. Great job.
There's a certain uncanny quality to Daniel's music that is hard to describe, but the best way I can put it, is that it feels like it's coming from the Astral Plane.
I don't know why, but this song makes me profoundly sad every time I hear it. I never skip it when it comes on my playlist, though. It is good to feel that sometimes. A lot of us spend too much time trying to numb ourselves.
+CDRIIVE Visuals I love Lopatin's music but it's not on the same level as RDJ's. Time and retrospect might change that, though. Lopatin is relatively a novice, after all.
Not to me. I reminisce on my past pain with this song and appreciate the ever so lasting moment in the here and now. A sanctuary of sorts where nothing besides the consciousness I am experiencing now exists
@@clashblaster yeah I watched a few episodes, it's like south park without the irony. I also find it funny that most of the music they use is from jewish musicians (not just this), but they don't really realise it
In my previous relationship I was pretty much deprived of listening to music. Since it ended, I've been doing so almost 24/7, even in my sleep. There only a few OPN albums which I can sleep to, hence the chaotic nature of most of them. Last night I took some medication to treat a sore throat and put on William Basinski & Lawrence English's new album, but totally forgot to toggle on the repeat. This song started playing as a Spotify's recommended track and, I swear to god, around 1:54 the synths woke me up as I caught myself surrounded by bright orange and navy blue lights. I was scared as fuck and lost all my sleep. But, yeah, I'm pretty glad it happened.
But isn't violence evil? No, evil is when men do nothing in the face of darkness. Pacifism ultimately leads to greater violence. There is a shadow that spreads across our lands. The shadow doesn't fight with swords, but with lies. And you can not fight lies with more lies. For you are an Aryan and your weapon is the sword and there is very little time left. But you are not a coward, you are a hero. A hero against time.
