What you see

Raust · 06-06-2011, 06:59 PM

We all have in some shape or form an imagination. Music can sometimes enhance it. Say what you "see" when you hear a song from the person who posted before you then you post a song.

~~[MERIT]~~ · 06-06-2011, 09:04 PM

^This song conjures up images of loss and heartache. Like they had something that they loved and lost it forever, with no hope of ever getting it back. The repetition of the music makes me picture a sequence of events, starting with the acquisition of love, then the birth of a child, a happy family, and then the family being torn apart. The end result is this song. The repetition symbolizes the actions of the artist. How he stayed the same throught the entirety of the process, but it was everything around him that changed and tore his life apart, with him being helpless.

djchameleon · 06-07-2011, 10:30 AM

I picture that song playing in a factory of robots, it starts out focused in on two robots that are side by side and then the conveyor system of the factory starts up and they are pulled away from each other. You can sense the sadness in their faces as they are pulled apart even though they are incapable of showing emotion. Throughout the whole song they are placed on different belts and machines adding different parts to them but they are constantly heading in separate directions and by the end of it one robot ends up in the defected heap while the other one goes out of a door that is only shining a beaming light as it heads into the unknown.

Sorry for all of the run-on sentences

jackhammer · 06-07-2011, 06:13 PM

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Originally Posted by djchameleon

I picture that song playing in a factory of robots, it starts out focused in on two robots that are side by side and then the conveyor system of the factory starts up and they are pulled away from each other. You can sense the sadness in their faces as they are pulled apart even though they are incapable of showing emotion. Throughout the whole song they are placed on different belts and machines adding different parts to them but they are constantly heading in separate directions and by the end of it one robot ends up in the defected heap while the other one goes out of a door that is only shining a beaming light as it heads into the unknown.

Sorry for all of the run-on sentences

I literally let someone go emotionally after hearing this: It is not a particularly brilliant song but it is definitely a right place, right time song that has enough emotional gravitas to still be listenable many years later.

Dotoar · 06-08-2011, 05:46 AM

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Originally Posted by jackhammer

I see some high-flying images from a badly dated 'nature preservation awareness'-type video of the 80's.

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Raust Music Addict Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 1,411	What you see We all have in some shape or form an imagination. Music can sometimes enhance it. Say what you "see" when you hear a song from the person who posted before you then you post a song.

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~~[MERIT]~~ Account Disabled Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Missouri, USA Posts: 4,814	^This song conjures up images of loss and heartache. Like they had something that they loved and lost it forever, with no hope of ever getting it back. The repetition of the music makes me picture a sequence of events, starting with the acquisition of love, then the birth of a child, a happy family, and then the family being torn apart. The end result is this song. The repetition symbolizes the actions of the artist. How he stayed the same throught the entirety of the process, but it was everything around him that changed and tore his life apart, with him being helpless.