Sigur Rós - () Untitled (Full album) High Quality 1080HD 

Found this at a thrift shop, no idea what it was. The album is blank, the cd is unmarked and white. Played it and fell in love.

In 2003, my little brother overdosed on hydromorphone and died in his sleep with this album on. I listened to this album non-stop for like 3 years after that. Made them play it at his funeral. Got the little sleep walking boy tattooed on my arm. Saw them at Massey Hall in 2010 and got properly choked up. I've eased WAY back on this album, and Sigur Ros in general, in the last few years. I'm actually not sure when the last time was I listened to this album. My grandma died yesterday, and I can't tell if clicking play on this will be comforting, or just be too much. One thing though, whether I listen to it right now or not, I for damned sure need to have this and Ágætis Byrjun on vinyl if I'm expected to keep on keeping on in general

Back in 2004 my buddy told me "I got an extra ticket to this concert; you've never heard of the band and you won't understand what the hell they're singing about, but I promise you, you won't be disappointed" - Man am I glad I decided to tag along.

Right now, there are people all over the world who are just like you. They're either lonely, they're missing somebody, they're depressed, they're hurt, they're scared from the past, they're having personal issues no one knows about, they have secrets you wouldn't believe. They wish, they dream and they hope. And right now, they are sitting there reading these words, and I'm writing this for you so you don't feel alone anymore. Always remember, don't be depressed about the past, don't worry about the future, and just focus on today. If today's not so great don't worry! Tomorrow's a new chance. If you are reading this, be sure to share this around to make others to feel better. Have a nice day. :)

I feel like this album makes you embrace your despair from the very start, and then it takes it and transforms it into something so beautiful.

Day I bought this, I sat down in a bar with a CD player. Asked the bartender if she could put on. She was all "Hell yeah. I totally want hear that". Spent the next hour drinking Guinness and listening to this. Best afternoon ever.

This album is the reason why I travelled to Iceland soon after its release, burning through my pitiful savings as a teenager to make it happen. It spoke to me in a spiritual way, a calling, an urge that I simply could not deny. I'm grateful I did. I'll forever remember the time there when I saw Jónsi at a coffeeshop as I was sitting down, I didn't approach him but this was the only time I've ever been star-struck take into account I now work in the entertainment industry. Also, so many people have been thankful I've introduced them to this amazing band, including my psychiatrist at the time who snobbed all music besides classical. I've giving away my album to whomever I value, causing me to have purchased this one probably more than 10 times.

The movie, Vanilla Sky, brought me to this album. My life changed forever.

There are 4 songs I can only listen to once every 5-10 years. I play them during the most momentous moments in my life. In listening to these songs, I am larger than the solar system. I am smaller than a grain of sand. I am one with everything. I am released from my lifelong cage: a debilitating phobia of dying that has led to hypochondria and extreme worry about the future. These songs teach me how to let go of everything I am attached to. I am freed to confront agonizing thoughts, like the knowledge that one day I will die. I am at peace knowing we all die alone. I am at peace with oblivion. I wish I could hear these songs every day. But, to protect them, I built an insurmountable wall: I can only listen once every 5-10 years. Yes... the unfulfilled yearning causes me suffering for years and years. The sacrifice is worth it because these 4 songs... they are my treasure, the closest thing I have to magic. If I were to listen often, I'd become used to them, and their magic would be diminished. So I am vigilant, protecting the songs from my desires. E-Bow by Sigur Ros is one of these 4 songs.

This album is definitely the perfect example when true artists do music for love, not for money...

I fell in love to this album. it changed my life. the man I love introduced this album to me. he passed away in 2013. I ache for him, but this music makes me feel him. no album is more near our dear to my heart than this one. no better music to call in love to. my best memory of my life happened during untitled 3 and untitled 4. The most intense love I've ever known is in those tracks. listen. ❤

I'll never forget the first time I heard this album. I was at my friend's house, we were all out in his car smoking a joint while a snowstorm fell down around us and this album played start to finish. I don't think I have the words to describe the feeling I felt, but I have a feeling you all know it already.

It hurts so good..

I dropped two tabs of lsd and listened to this and it changed my life for the better.

I feel like this album is teaching me what loving truly means.

The last six minutes are probably some of the most intense music I've ever heard.

The best part of this album, which is so beautiful, is that everyone hears the "non words" or "gibberish" in a way that makes sense to them. You stand alone? You shine alone? Whatever you may hear, may it make your day just a bit more beautiful.

Every person should have a copy of this in a glass case that says "break glass in case of emergency". And when you are having a freak out moment break that glass and get your headphones! It's all gonna be better.

If a suicide note were an album it would be this. and it's fucking beautiful 15 years later.

This album changed my life.....

currently weeping, missing my aunt. sigur ros has always been there for me, and when I die, they will wish me goodbye.

When I was younger I definitely struggled to understand my place. I always had a deep chasm in myself that just would not go away. When I put this album on the chasm become something completely different. Out of this dark hole of pure confusion and sadness came a light of so many different colours. I can't explain exactly how it made me feel but it would just ease me. It helped me to understand that not everything is there to be understood. Sometimes, I still feel like I'm just trying to keep my head above water but unfortunately I seem to have stopped using music to help me heal slightly. Hearing this again takes me back to sitting in a dim room at my mums house whilst the world breathed in and out around me. Sucking me in and blowing me out. Sigur ros are fucking incredible man.

This album makes me feel as if, somehow, I am dreaming. And I love that.

This album is the soundtrack to my life.😍

16 years old...drove from Michigan to Sharon Pennsylvania ....love.. and this album ....from a second story window

This album is a M A S T E R P I E C E.

no other band touches my soul the way sigur ros does, they don't even have to speak a real language to convey emotion, they are brilliant!

So good. Now I want to travel to Iceland because of them and Bjork.

The first time i listened to this album, my mind ended up in a fetal position, my imagination traveled to my inner roots and my soul flew away from my body. a truly unique experience. thank you sigur ros for existing

I forgot how AMAZABALLZ this album is. Just one of the most beautiful things ever. Swoon.

My absolute favorite Sigur Ros album.

Njosnavelin (Untitled 4) is one of my favorite songs ever. Such a powerful track with so little words.

This album brought me to the edge and back. I'm still here seventeen years later so it can't be bad. It's really shaman stuff.

The fact that this video has only 450k and 8 years old makes me realize how lucky I was founding it

Taken directly from Wikipedia: "Jónsi sang the lyrics of ( ) entirely in "Vonlenska" ("Hopelandic"), a made-up "language" which consists of meaningless words and syllables. Jónsi uses Hopelandic in place of songs which do not yet have lyrics, although some tracks on Sigur Rós albums Von and Takk... are only sung in the language. Its names in English and Icelandic are derived from "Von" ("Hope" in English), the ninth track on the album Von, which is the first instance in which Hopelandic is used in the band's music.[8] The Hopelandic of ( ) consists of one eleven-syllable phrase, "You xylo. You xylo no fi lo. You so.", various permutations of which are sung over the course of the album.[7] ( ) is made up of material that Sigur Rós had been playing live for over two years.[1] For this reason, the band did not want to give the songs actual lyrics. Drummer Orri Páll Dýrason said of this, "[the songs] were fully formed and it would have been strange to suddenly insert lyrics into these finished products." For the people discussing lyrics below..as you can see there's apparently no actual lyrics written for the album. Quite amazing that it feels like I know exactly what Jonsi is saying though when listening to the music. That's how harmonious the vocals and instruments are in this album. I also love the fact that people can essentially come up with their own lyrics based off their perceptions of the music. Utterly amazing album.

That second track is incredible.

I remember getting this album back shortly after it released (2003? 4?), after hearing a review on it. I played it as I drove from Chicago to Jasper National Park in Canada to meet my best friend from high school out backpacking. It was the perfect soundtrack for driving up north; I literally felt like I was nearing the end of the world the further north I got, and the music just felt so open, mysterious, and beautiful, much like the landscape. I still love to listen to it, it brings me back to that time and place.

samskyeti is one the most beautiful pieces of music ever. To emotively carry a song so simply and effectively is true genius.

This album is so beautiful, I'm in love. Unfortunately I'm sitting next to a woman in a library whose feet smell so bad that I'm gonna have to go home and finish listening to the rest.

A “bands with names that are hard to pronounce” video brought me here. And I’m glad it did. Music like this makes me feel so at peace

The 30 seconds of absolute silence separating track 4 and 5, are the culmination of an album that, from the beginning to its very end, doesn't need any (meaningful) words to express and pass on the feelings each track is imbued with. Nothing short of a masterpiece.

My bearded dragon loves this music. I put him on the computer desk and he snuggles up next to the speaker and falls asleep

Saw them 2022 world tour. Out of this world. The sound quality, the visuals. The old flame came back like first love, when I first saw those guys with feathers and a strange shamanic altar on stage in a small venue in Bournemouth UK back in 2008. 🔥👌

I love you all deeply.

This album encompasses the entire range of the human experience, the feelings we use to process everything. Every feeling I’m capable of is felt during the play of this incredible work of art.

this album got me thru some tough times in my life

This music is my soulmate. It’ll forever and inextricably be connected to my heart

Beautiful music. Really glad it's in 1080p

We are all here but for a short time. Im glad I've spent the past hour enjoying this. Thanks for sharing it. You are all loved. We all get to share the same art, though, it may move and feel different for some, thats the unique experience we all get. Yet, somehow our connectedness presses in and pulls in different directions making the same experience completely different. God bless you all.

This is the first time I've listened to this album in 20 years

This is pure talent, nothing more than talent 15:10

Like your spirit has gone to play with fireflies at twilight.

I'm listening to this album once again and I realize how important it is to me. I recall the first time I've listened to Dauðalagið coming back home at night and how it impacted me then. After reading the comments here its very significant that everyone of you has a special memory, a moment of life that connects you with this album. The music of Sigur Ros for me is truly touching, melancholic, balancing between two opposite sides: joy and sadness. Thank you for this piece of art guys.

Haven't seriously listened to sigur ros in years, (2009 to be exact). Going to see their show in a few months, so I need to get back to listening.

Their best album. A true masterpiece!

I know im not the only one listen to this every night before sleep and end up falls asleep while listening to it. Keep coming back every night for this.

I love this album so much

How could you possibly bear the weight of putting so much beauty into the universe.

This album sums up Sigur Ros.

Probably the most beautiful song I've ever heard......one of the songs that can make me cry 🤘❤️😞

Greatest Album of all time. So many feels

In my funeral instructions I have chosen music by Sigur Row to be played instead of the regular church music. This is more beautiful than anything I could think of and if my death has any impact on other people than the obvious grief, I'd like to turn them onto some of the most beautiful music in the world

A whole album created with gibberish lyrics. never head that before. . . Creative.

my suggested videos are deftones, lamb of God, tool and system of a down. heavy rock is the shit, but sigur ros is as amazing as it gets.

The poster writes: "One of the best albums ever made, from one of the best music bands ever existed" ~ IMO, you could drop the "one of".

Thanks T for an amazing time tonight, may it never end. Stay Charming

Wunderschoen...Ziemlich schoen...

This makes me feel like slow-dancing on the photosphere

I have never enjoyed an entire album from anybody in my life. Even my favorite groups and bands have never put out a 100% album. But this? I love every single second of this.

25:30 just keep listening from here

You xylophone you stole my limes

My favorite album ever the holy grail

Listening to this is like slowly pulling off a bandaid on the most sensitive part of your body.

This album is like a snow :)

cant even explain the feelings

People that think it’s impossible to get shivers from listening to music has definitely never listened to that album

It's been 20 years since this untitled record came out. It's been 28 years since this band has been feeding us music from Heaven. They just can't produce anything that isn't celestial. Saw them twice in concert recently and they opened with this album and the first entry Vaka is like the doors to Valhalla. Touring Iceland also gives you the same vibes. Heaven on Earth.

Sharing our life events unburdens the scar that remains.

I got this album when it first came out when i was a teenager. I’m 32 now and still catch myself coming back especially to vaka, almost evokes tears out of me near the end. whole album is a masterpiece though. the things that come out of iceland...

Listning to this while writing my theis

This album is a feeling.

I will be the light my father and mother put into my soul. I am light for all. Evil disgusts me. Love and touch, this is how we will all ascend! My family, my parents!

the thing I like about songs like this is simply because you can imagine the lyrics for yourself

At the end of Fyrsta, anyone else hear, "You sat alone."?

I know that it's just gibberish, the lines of the first song sound like English to me: You stay alone, to fight You sow the light You sow You suffer - alone You stay alone, to fight You sow the light Etc. It seems pretty fitting to me. Somber, but... hopeful.

Truly heart music. A very blessed group of musicians.

Magnifico!!.....di una devastante bellezza!!!

Such an awesome sound I love the changes within the songs

Oh my god track 4 is so beautiful.

my fave. thank you.

This album make feel so sad and little. Like a ant facing the world full of obstacles.

beautiful

The Best album sigur ros :)

Альбом нужно назвать "Ю", как и каждую песню. Теперь я займусь подсчётом, сколько раз я слышу "Ю"...

Piano perfection on this album

"Sadness is the bridge to love" - Manuel Schoch -

Met jonsi after takk tour in Detroit, was special

When you realize you must have accidentally clicked dislike while you were teary-eyed, only to come back months later and re-correct your mistake. Looks like we're still waiting on 75 people to come back.

Untitled 8 was the first Sigur Ros song I ever heard, I actually heard it as part of the trailer for The Invasion. The film was pretty mediocre, but just the little bit of this song they used was enough to get me searching for this band, and I am glad I did.

They played four tracks from this LP last night in Chicago. 1,2,3 and 8. They're on tour now.