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Brian Eno – Some of Them Are Old (5:10)

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  • jemly

    i adore this song.

    March 2012

  • janisftw

    i'd consider having this played at my funeral [2]

    August 2011

  • SerpentLazarus

    Definitely a classic.

    July 2011

  • Zacharipod

    best

    January 2011

  • countrymatterz

    i'd consider having this played at my funeral

    October 2010

  • ArthurBruce

    Special

    September 2010

  • halopumpkinking

    so good!

    May 2010

  • spacefaceinfurs

    nice and lovely

    April 2010

  • ctd55

    Comforting and calming. This feels like a respite after an especially dark and nervy pair of songs. It opens with something like organ music, and its backing vocals sound like a heavenly choir. The slide guitar noodling at the center of the song is perhaps the most immediately accessible and pleasant guitar playing on the album. There's an air of sweetness and innocence about this song that isn't present on the rest of the album. It's as if we're now ascending to heaven, floating up on the layered tracks of backing vocals, which take over all the melodic duties just as the song begins to fade away. And then it ends with a coda that sounds like an early workout for the soundscapes found on Ambient 4--On Land. Ah, but that coda seques into "Here Come the Warm Jets," revealing that this heaven isn't a place for eternal R&R. No, in Eno's heaven, we'll be blasting through space for all eternity, riding an epic wave of beautiful guitar fuzz.

    March 2010

  • keithster12

    Great tune off Eno's masterpiece!

    January 2010

  • blkmosesmalone

    Lucy, you're my girl/ Lucy, you're a star/ Lucy, please be still and hide your madness in a jar/ But do beware/ It will follow you,it will follow you

    November 2009

  • arturomeade

    I don't think the beach boys even with all sorts of drugs can compare with this genius

    October 2009

  • wolfgangchinner

    This is sooo very English,,,like early Pink Floyd with Sid,,,,,,

    September 2009

  • chicknfried

    some of the most remarkable music I've ever heard - after all these years, I have still never heard anything else even close to the sounds here

    August 2009

  • hatori77

    una auténtica genialidad

    August 2009

  • chicknfried

    sometimes I think this might be the best music in the world :)

    August 2009

  • chicknfried

    one of those albums where every track is better than the last

    July 2009

  • MsGlorimar

    I liked Mombozia's definition for this song below, but I think The Beach Boys were also on drugs.

    February 2009

  • ninololobrigido

    Eno is a surfer boy? jaja. no jokes, please,

    December 2008

  • likeallstars

    The bells!

    October 2008
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