everywhere at the end of time

**gold stinger** · 09-5-2019, 04:28 PM

Re: everywhere at the end of time

This album brings and covers that 40-60's era old-timey aesthetic that you usually grow to love when you play Fallout, and I absolutely love it.

**choof** · 09-5-2019, 04:31 PM

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Originally posted by gold stinger

This album brings and covers that 40-60's era old-timey aesthetic that you usually grow to love when you play Fallout, and I absolutely love it.

loops are all ballroom music and they get more and more degraded and intertwined as the album goes along
stages 4-6 are all plunderphonics/tape music, you lose that sense of serenity real fast

**Surt** · 09-5-2019, 05:12 PM

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I've been meaning to do an art stream to this since the last stage came out but I've never been in the right emotional state to decide to destroy it over the course of six and a half hours

**Dynam0** · 09-9-2019, 07:48 AM

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I decided to give this a listen this weekend while hungover in bed / coming down. Ended up drifting in and out of sleep throughout and moving back to different time stamps trying to figure out where I'd left off. Over a 12 hour period I think I listened to most of it twice but can only recall Phase 1 (not ironically). Waking up midway through Phase 4/5 was quite the experience. Thanks for the share.

**Dinglesberry** · 09-9-2019, 08:40 AM

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Originally posted by Dynam0

I decided to give this a listen this weekend while hungover in bed / coming down. Ended up drifting in and out of sleep throughout and moving back to different time stamps trying to figure out where I'd left off. Over a 12 hour period I think I listened to most of it twice but can only recall Phase 1 (not ironically). Waking up midway through Phase 4/5 was quite the experience. Thanks for the share.

goals

edit: wait jk thats basically me at the moment

**choof** · 06-24-2020, 04:12 PM

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this is still one of the most harrowing things I have ever heard, the trepidation I feel when I think about putting it on is something I dont think I've experienced with any other music ever

even albums like a crow looked at me and melancholia are tangibly emotional, this is just... fuck

**hi19hi19** · 06-24-2020, 04:34 PM

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I will say, one thing I love about this type of music is that I can actually listen to it without seeing arrows

**choof** · 06-24-2020, 05:44 PM

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Originally posted by hi19hi19

I will say, one thing I love about this type of music is that I can actually listen to it without seeing arrows

I have a 6k chart for one of the tracks off part 2 lol

**gold stinger** · 06-24-2020, 08:03 PM

Re: everywhere at the end of time

Originally posted by hi19hi19

I will say, one thing I love about this type of music is that I can actually listen to it without seeing arrows

Ironically enough, same here until I read your comment about not seeing arrows.

**robertsona** · 07-24-2020, 01:07 PM

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I once gave a public speech at an academic summer camp thing about the caretaker

**robertsona** · 07-24-2020, 01:08 PM

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also I love the take that basinski exploited 9/11 he so did lmao

**mellon_collie** · 12-7-2020, 09:05 AM

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Originally posted by robertsona

also I love the take that basinski exploited 9/11 he so did lmao

I mean he was there and witnessed the event it's not like some musician in Missouri or something. if I witnessed something that monumental on the day I was finishing up my album I'd include it somehow too

but he also used it as a kind of weird marketing so idk I see both sides on this

**robertsona** · 12-7-2020, 10:00 AM

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you dont slap 9/11 on your tape loop bullshit album cover because you played it--didnt even MAKE it, PLAYED it--on your williamsburg loft rooftop while 9/11 happened

"lots of people were listening to music when 9/11 happened. some of them were listening to Wham!, dude." -chris ott

and theyre gonna play this album in a live format? at the museum of modern art? on the anniversary of the attacks? get the fuck

**choof** · 12-7-2020, 10:14 AM

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Originally posted by mellon_collie

I mean he was there and witnessed the event it's not like some musician in Missouri or something. if I witnessed something that monumental on the day I was finishing up my album I'd include it somehow too

but he also used it as a kind of weird marketing so idk I see both sides on this

my favorite part about his inclusion of 9/11 footage is in the book that comes with the vinyl boxset, in which you can find glamour shots of william basinski posing for the camera, lookin all artsy and hot, juxtaposed with pictures of the twin towers burning and crumbling

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