#11: The wistful nostalgia of "Past of Future Dayzzz" disentegrates into the endless ending | post |
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12/23/2020> The 11th + final # on Herd of Birds is "Dayzzz of Future Past". The start we took from a song ("Suddenly Now") we recorded 30+ yrs ago (as uknown artist, tho we didn't include it on the unheard tapes) mixed w/ those shcool kids singing that creepy "Risseldy Rosseldy" nursery rhyme in The Birds, which was weird cuz we didn't have to do nothing, almost like the kids was singing in tune @ the same beat, then we redid the guitar part on acoustic but the song diverges after that + we changed up the lyrics. The new lyrics are mostly about a nostalgic yearning for climbing in southeast Arizona, in pertickler a specific climb in Cochise Stronghold called "Days of Future Passed." It's knot so much about climbing as it is the feeling of the place, where Apaches like Cochise + Geronimo (who we blogged about last post) took refuge from the cavalry... guess "Dayzzz of Future Past" is influenzed by our yearning for being outdoors in nature after being cooped up in our house in D.C. all year cuz of covid. The ending sort of rips off the ending of Nine Inch Nail's "The Background World," how the song keeps disentragating with each successive loop tho (since we put it on vinyl) wanted to make it sound like the record was skipping, the needle slowly wearing into the vinyl w/ each repetition. The video we stole from Christian Marclay's The Clock (running it backwoods) wherein he stole clips from 100s of movies that referenced timepieces, splicing them in sink. In an ideal world u shd only watch this video from 2:47 to 2:19 P.M. (we also sped it up + cut some parts). PAST OF FUTURE DAYZZZ lay-z dayz of summer dayzzz run head over heals the grit of granite on our hands fingers reeling in the years woken up at 3... in the past of future dayzzz longing for the wistful dead antsisters in a $tring dangling by hour nails in the past of future dayzzz + tomorrow (our 24th anniversary) the album officially streets (tho u can get/stream it already on Bandcamp, SoundCloud + YouTube)... |
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# 832 <(current)> 834> The safe-haven home on Swann where we recorded Herd of Birds on our 24th revolution | ||
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