'Sigur Ros' We Play Endlessly' free with The Independent on Saturday
Sigur Ros Album 'We Play Endlessly' will be given away free with The Independent on Saturday on 31 January.
Offered in association with Q magazine, 'We Play Endlessly' features nine tracks taken from three of their critically acclaimed albums, including the hugely popular Hoppiplla and S?????!!!.
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Jump to unread Post a CommentGreat music...everyone should recognise Hoppípolla from Planet Earth
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=PDxMQaMqsig
My favorite is Inní mér syngur vitleysingur" (Within Me a Lunatic Sings)
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=aAYY_sU3PfM
They call the the made up stuff 'Hopelandic'. It's a kind of secret language, although I don't think it actually means anything in particular and the idea is the listener takes whatever meaning they like from the music and words. The untitled album is entirely sung like this (I think) and the other albums have it interspersed throughout.
I love this band with a passion, some of the most beautiful music ever.
Hot deal just wish I didn't already have all their albums so I could discover this band again.
Sigur Rós are an amazing band, this'll be a great introduction to their music, though (as posted) you'll recognise a few.
Hot.
Seen them live in 2006. Absolutely blew me away. Simply phenomenal.
Your right on the money there mate. These albums aren't about the individual tracks but as you said the experience as a whole, the way each song sort of leads on to or compliments the next.
Just checked the website as well and it seems Sæglópur is one of the tracks on the Independent album. If people have heard Hoppipolla and think that song is good then Sæglópur will absolutely amaze you. That part where it all comes together with the piano and drums always gives me goosebumps, anyone who has heard it will no what I mean.
Seeing them live is an awe inspiring experience. My friend did not know them at all when we saw them at a festival last year, but burst into tears half way through.
The new album is as good as anything that they have done. The title track is the first song they have done that makes you really want to dance, and Ara Batur of the new album is one of the most beautiful pieces of music I have ever heard.
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=vy3ht0rvbJ0
Just got the paper, fantastic music :)