yr views?
For the sole reason that I am listening to it now, I nominate 'Listen Up' by Wasis.
Look at me at the bleeding edge.
Yeah.
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'New Dawn Fades'
it
is Mogwai Fear Satan. Live. End.
gay against you - dear dairy
probably
mogwai - xmas steps?
Dalek - Forever Close My Eyes
For the sole reason that I am listening to it now. Mmmhmm.
pelican - march into the sea
animal collective - purple bottle
Super Going
by Boredoms
8:36 seconds in is the greatest moment in the history of music.
Still Life
by Suede. Certainly one of the most brilliantly grandiose, over-egged but rather sumptious puddings ever committed to tape. And a fitting end to a brilliantly grandiose, over-egged pudding of an album.
Sorry, I just got in and I'm really hungry. Pudding. Mmmmm.
i would agree.
so there.
http://www.stylusmagazine.com/articles/seconds/boredoms-super-going.htm
He agress with you.
*agrees
ahem
cheney-brakes
Cheney, Cheney, Cheney, Cheney, Cheney
Cheney, Cheney
Stop being such a dick.
genius
has to be
Pink floyd - echoes. It has accurately been described as "coital" in the past.
The runners up...
March into the Sea - Pelican
Hearts alive - Mastodon
ASMZ - ring them bells
This list could be ver', ver' long
there's that one
by sigur ros that ends with all the drum-rolling. can't remember what it's called.
popplágid?
eighth track on () innit
is Ring Them Bells
a Dylan cover?
Oh, Stylus! <3
EPIC
FNM
British Sea Power
"Lately".
ooh and East Hastings by GYBE.
Perfect Kiss full 12" by New Order (best live performance video ever incidentally)
i think one of my
fave epic songs is primal by slowdive..also you made me realise by my bloody valentine live
Wrong!
Stockholm Syndrome by Muse is the epicest song ever. Fact. My stereo quivers everytime i mention its name...
'3 Days' by Jane's Addiction
'1% of 1' by Stephen Malkmus & the Jicks
'It's all gonna break' by Broken Social Scene
'Teenage Riot' by Sonic Youth
...
Shade and the Black Hat by Jeremy Enigk. The big bombastic orchestral bit at the end is so epic I almost shit myself every time it kicks in.
"The Amorous Humprhey Plugg" by Scott Walker
but "Still Life" by Suede was a good call too.
...
A Will Remains In The Ashes - Envy
A 12 minute pisstake of epicosity.
Gamelan by GY!BE
or 'A Flame Beyond The Cold Mountain' by Mono
Dopesmoker by Sleep. It's a fucking saga.
Fantomas - "Delirium Cordia"
74 minutes. One track. You do the math(s). ;)
jesus a lot of this indie 'epicness'
is nothing compared to the following:
My Death - Scott Walker
Party Fears Two - Associates
Eloise - Barry Ryan
Its Over - Roy Orbison
And that's just to start
Richard Harris - "Hymns from the Grand Terrace"
clocks in at 9 mins 10
Sinatra - My Way of Life
Wes Montgomery - A Day in the Life
arr. Don Sebesky
Jacques Brel - J'Arrive
Aznavour - Desormais
Prole....
Party Fears Two is indeed a great track...haven't heard that for ages.
Divine Comedy...
...or Mr Hannon to be more accurate did a nice cover of that on their latest LP. Not bad...
Really?....
I wouldn't mind hearing that.
Pelican - Sirius
Barry Ryan - Eloise
Lee Hazelwood - I Move Around
Nancy & Lee - Some Velvet Morning
Anything off Julien Clerc's first two albums
Gene Pitney - Billy You're My Friend
Drop - Red house Painters
The Mercy Seat - Nick Cave (that was almost Nice Cave. typo-licious)
Marquee Moon - Television
The Kiss - The Cure
Teenage riot = Good choice
Town Without Pity
Gene Pitney
Another Tear Falls - Walker Brothers
Next - Jacques Brel (his version)
Running Scared - Roy Oribson
Hotel California
Live acoustic version. Touch me.
>
I agree with a lot of the above but I have to give a shout to
"Avenue" - Saint Etienne
Quickspace
precious little mountain
2+3=v65
df
Carmina Burana
the famous bit
....
i'm with guywithnousername and his call of Scott Walker's 'The Amorous Humprhey Plugg'.
VERY POSSIBLY the actual honest to goodness greatest song ever written and a masterclass in epic awesomeness.
I'd say summat by
Buried Inside. Their album is on average about as epic as an exploding planet. Big. Yess.
Oh but their earlier stuff
is IMHO better, but not as epic
hm.
interpol - specialist
Decemberists
The Island, Come and See, The Landlord's Daughter, You'll Not Feel The Drown
Drowning*
Grr
The Landlord's Daughter
As in the song from The Wicker Man?
The Tain by the Decemberists
Await rescue - 65daysofstatic
Sounds like trying to escape the blast created by the universe EXPLODING.
Soundgarden - Limo Wreck
Stainless Steel - iLT
Seventh Son of a Seventh Son - Iron Maiden
Master of Puppets - Metallica
I Want to Know What Love Is - Foreigner
Silverfuck - Pumpkins
It's gotta be.
Or possible Free Bird by Lynyrd Skynyrd
23
By Jimmy Eat World
...
JEW lover
I'm not ashamed of it
...much.
And on a completely unrelated note, I'm off to eat some bagels and pastrami before going to see my mother. Oy vey, does she make me feel like a putz.
Converge
Jane Doe
epic
by faith no more of course. liek someone said above ^^
Here's Two
Sebastian Tellier : La Ritournelle
Yes : Heart of Sunrise.
.,.
The first song what is off Frances The Mute, like
Cygnus...Vismund Cygnus is cool...
...but I raise you L'Via L'Viaquez. 12 minutes 21 seconds. Half of it is awesome guitar wankery.
Awesome.
.
Circle Takes The Square ~ Non-Objective Portrait of Karma
Close thread.
anything
off the last Earth record
Kashmir - Led Zeppelin
.
'Vatican Broadside' by Half Man Half Biscuit
and 'Comma Comma Comma Full Stop' by Brakes
Silverfuck (live)
by the smashing pumpkins. oh yes.
Oh Comely by Neutral Milk Hotel..maybe? not really.
EYE OF THE TIGER!
I
nearly passed out when they played that at Wembley - 25 minutes for one song is pushing it a little. Especially as I'd already seen them the day before.
the correct answer is
Jane Doe
interpol - specialist
echo and the bunnymen - killing moon