Sigur Ros "Smaskifa" live (from Vaka single) 

I just can't stop coming back to this song. something about it has captured me in a way I can't describe

they play this live???? holy shit i've listened to this song so many times from their vaka single before i went to sleep. such a beauty.

if i could relive any concert experience, without a doubt it would be watching them perform this song... so perfect thanks for posting

love the part from 0.00 to 7.47

im fixating on this guys. cant seem to have enough of their subtle n lovely tunes

2019 y sigue siendo una belleza este tema!!!

Lovely!

Thanks!

Cool. I bought the vaka (untitled 1) single... the song is on that one. Amazing!!

**ecstatic** only that

It goes a rumor that this is the exact same song as the new single ekki múkk what do you say about that fellas?

Exactly!

Meep. Wish I was there.

Awesome. Thos is probably one of the few see or roce, that's how you should pronounce it, I don't know. Amazing especially at the end. Unbelievable I don't hype anything up without reason but this band are the best band on the planet. I'm not joking

Oh my! can you please give me the link to that interview?

ecstasy

Coudlnt prase my ? right in that limited box... but basically what i meant was here in US, a "mainstream" music fan (who listens to pop/hiphop/country that is on the radio) most likely has either not heard of, or does not like, Sigur Ros.... I was wondering if, in Iceland, they are enjoyed by the same ppl that also listen to pop music and whatnot or if they are viewed, much as they are here, as a very different and more obscure band? Do Icelandic people consider them one of their greatest acts?

It's UNTITLED track: 9a + 9b + 9c

It's sampled sounds and a old Roland synth. Google their gear.

I've heard Jon say it a lot of times on videos/interviews; maybe its just the accent that gives it that long "I" sound to my ears. Hey, since you are Icelandic, maybe you can answer something i've been wondering- S.R. is obviously popular all over the world, but many seem to thnk of them as an artsy/experimental/cult-classic kind of band (most either love them or have never heard of them). In Iceland, are they very popular as a mainstream act, or are they more obscure?

9A has a very ethereal feel to it... does anyone know where i can find another version/performance of it

Apparently the B part has Orri (usually the drummer) playing keys on the studio version. Does anyone know whether he plays it live too?

Anybody know the type of instrument used? Some sort of synth?

are there studio versions of these songs? when i search for them on youtube, i dont come up with much and they are not on the albums i own...

Anyone have a clean version of the video or have it as a screen saver?

ehhh agree and disagree... you're right-- its not quite see-or-roce... but on the other hand, i've heard people say it Sig-ur-Ross (w/ sig said like "cig"arrette), which is way off... if you hear one of them say it, its Seeg-or-Ros w/ that soft G and short S... sorry if im bein "that guy" haha just figured i'd shed some light

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pronouncing it like "cig"arrette is the correct way, but you´re right that "Ross" is far off. It´s simply "Rose" just like you pronounce it in English, it´s the same word. I don´t want to be "that guy" either, but I´m Icelandic, can´t help it hehe.

Sorry sonicrules666 pronouncing Sigur Rós as "see or roce" is far off!

pronouncing it like "cig"arrette is the correct way, but you´re right that "Ross" is far off. It´s simply "Rose" just like you pronounce it in English, it´s the same word. I don´t want to be "that guy" either, but I´m Icelandic, can´t help it hehe.