#song is dawn chorus by thom yorke

[re-discover-communication]

Dawn Chorus

They move onto the couch, where they sit with their sides against the backrest, to face each other. A documentary about sharks playing on low volume on the TV. The yellow fairy lights, the blue-grey of the screen.

Josh tells his adventures and Tyler crochets, as the evening bleeds by, and if he could take a picture, make a recording in his mind to relive this whenever he wants, perhaps it could be enough to make him happy forever.

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On the first day of his new life, a blue haired stranger on the train rescues Tyler's peace of mind.

25.765, oneshot, no archive warnings apply. A soft quiet one.

[ofthenoseclan]

FUCK OFFFFFFFFFFFF

[aquatic-armageddons]

SONGS (IN MY OPINION) THAT FIT EMESIS BLUE

This will be an ongoing list. It's also based on my personal tastes, but try and re-watching it while listening; you'll see why I think it fits!

I'm also open to suggestions. Send me some and I may add it to the list!

Ill Nino - How Can I Live

Staind - Falling

Red - Death Of Me

Red - Take It All Away

Red - Already Over Pt. 2

Vindsvept - Invocation

Vindsvept - Sacrifice

Myuu - Jeff the Killer Theme

my head is empty - i was only temporary (slowed)

lmnl - snow dream

Thom Yorke - dawn chorus

Courten - Solo

Emile Mosseri - Jacob and the stone

Courten - Delusional

sho - noir

my head is empty - life, hold on

[haveyoulistenedtothisalbum-poll]

Tracklist:

Traffic • Last I Heard (...He Was Circling The Drain) • Twist • Dawn Chorus • I Am A Very Rude Person • Not The News • The Axe • Impossible Knots • Runwayaway

Spotify ♪ YouTube

[martitheevans]

Desert Song - My Chemical Romance / Saw (2004) / Dawn Chorus - Thom Yorke / To The End - Blur / Everlong - Foo Fighters / Deleted scene from Saw III (2006)

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Dawn stimboard

Event: @stimming-puppet Boardtober Day 1

Themes: Dawn

Song:

[sebsxphia]

what would you and your fic boyfriend’s songs be?

rhett abbott.

relationship song: carpet bed ep - ethel cain | western nights - ethel cain

sex song: she rides - danzig | meth lab zoso sticker - 7horse | hotel - montell fish

break up song: the city has lost all it’s charm - the buffalo skinners | something in the orange - zach bryan

make up song: the housefire - turnpike troubadours

first dance song: chateau lobby 4 - father john misty | what once was - her’s

robert ‘bob’ floyd.

relationship song: new home - austin farwell

sex song: big jet plane - angus & julia stone

break up song: jacob and the stone - emile mosseri | qkthr - aphex twin | dawn chorus - thom yorke

make up song: j’s lullaby (darlin’ i’d wait for you) - delaney bailey

first dance song: unchained melody - the righteous brothers

thank you so much for the tag: @swiftsgirlfriend! 💌

keeping the tags open for this one!

[whisperthelocalcrypticbastard]

the discord encouraged me

steel (2775 words) by Pugrii_writes_2453 Chapters: 1/2 Fandom: Life on Mars (UK), Life on Mars & Related Fandoms Rating: Mature Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence, Major Character Death Relationships: Gene Hunt/Sam Tyler, Gene Hunt & Sam Tyler, Chris Skelton & Sam Tyler, Ray Carling & Sam Tyler, Annie Cartwright & Sam Tyler Characters: Gene Hunt, Sam Tyler, Annie Cartwright, Ray Carling, Chris Skelton Additional Tags: Russian Roulette, Hostage Situations, Angst, Whump, Blood, Blood and Gore, Violence, Love, Character Death, sam tyler eats steel Summary: song title: dawn chorus - thom yorke Russian roulette is a potentially lethal game of chance in which a player places a single round in a revolver, spins the cylinder, places the muzzle against the head or body, and pulls the trigger. If the loaded chamber aligns with the barrel, the weapon will fire, killing or severely injuring the player.

[rgrfederer]

🎧? - shapovalovvs 💌

HAAAAIIIII :333

omg you got one of my favourite songs ever ever. it's so perfect. and the part of the movie with this song? !!!!! it's so so pretty

my favourite lyric of this song is "If you could do it all again, yeah without a second thought" u_u i love it

[jefferyryanlong]

Infinite Pau Hana - November 20, 2024

Hour 1

Prints Tie - Bobby Hutcherson Turiya and Ramakrishna - Alice Coltrane Hey Love - Stevie Wonder Knocks My Off My Feet - Stevie Wonder Baby - Gal Costa To Sir With Love - Lyn Taitt and the Jets Don't Make Me Over - Dionne Warwick Hope - Don Cherry The Windmills of Your Mind - Dusty Springfield Hour 2

Meditation - Oscar Peterson How Insensitive - Astrud Gilberto Lujon - Henry Mancini In a Sentimental Mood - Duke Ellington and John Coltrane Sometimes I Cry - Les McCann Anchin Kfu Ayinkash - Hailu Mergia and the Dahlak Band Golden Rainbows - Alphonse Mouzon Dawn Chorus - Thom Yorke Let Down - Christopher O'Riley The Rain Song - Cornelius Dream Another - Makaya McCraven

Hour 3

Flamenco Sketches - Miles Davis Everytime We Say Goodbye - John Coltrane Snow Is Falling in Manhattan - Purple Mountains Ruler of My Heart - Irma Thomas The Other Woman - Nina Simone Oriental Flower - Elvin Jones Autumn Leaves (live) - Ron Carter and Jim Hall I Want You - Marvin Gaye Reasons - El Michels Affair (featuring Bobby Oroza) I'm So Proud - The Impressions

KTUH - 90.1 FM Honolulu, 91.1 FM North Shore, ktuh.org

[willtarica]

Discussion Leader Panel Presentations

Pink Floyd: Nothing but the Machine

Young students run around causing a ruckus, complaining about their evil teacher who traps them with the masses. Being a hundred times the size of the students who are ants in comparison, the teacher has an easy time putting the kids into the roof of a standard British home that appears to be a funnel and are turned into spaghetti as he watches through his glasses where one lens enlarges into a magnifying glass. The students' lack of individuality reigns supreme in Pink Floyd’s, “Another Brick in the Wall, Part Two,” they are just another noodle. In “The Ruling Class and The Ruling Ideas,” Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels make the point that the ruling class, the teachers, control the means of material and mental labor, which is divided for one half to appear as thinkers while the other stays passive and grounded in reality. This allows for one class to rule all just like a teacher runs a classroom in 1970s England (Pg. 59-60). Marx and Engels discuss how ideas are not independent of politics, just as music and art are intertwined with politics. Pink Floyd were one of the most influential bands to criticize the education system and how teachers back then put kids in a box as seen in the imagery of a white brick wall encasing a student sitting on the dirt ground. In “Ideology and Ideological State Apparatuses,” Louis Althusser writes:

“School (but also other State institutions like the Church, or other apparatuses like the Army) teaches ‘knowhow’, but in forms which ensure subjection to the ruling ideology or the mastery of its ‘practice’. ‘professionals of ideology’ (Marx), – the tasks of the exploited (the proletarians), of the exploiters (the capitalists), of the exploiters’ auxiliaries (the managers), or of the high priests of the ruling ideology (its ‘functionaries’), etc” (Pg.88).

Pink Floyd paints a picture of the ruling class quite literally trapping a child inside a brick wall by the high priest Althusser speaks of, the teacher. Keeping the youth trapped without hope of living their dreams only will force them into the wall of never contradicting their superiors and never accomplishing anything. Instead, the children will end up in the workforce where they will be miserable.

The sad reality is presented in the shot of silver hammers with red and black handles marching like the military in a dark and cloudy night. Each hammer represents a different child who the high priests trapped into our established system, even if that means the children are unhappy because they grew up to work meaningless jobs. Pink Floyd, Marx, Engels and Althusser all agree that the system's hierarchy is oppressive as the ruling class subjects everyone else into a working majority that builds the infrastructure that keeps the upper class afloat and in power. It's a cycle where the high priests manipulate the children to be the same as everyone else so they stay and grow up to work the same jobs as their parents just like their own kids will.

Thom Yorke and the Aura of Surrealism

Thom Yorke from Radiohead and The Smile made a solo album titled “Anima” and a short film with Paul Thomas Anderson of the same title to go along with it. The film features the songs, “Not the News,” “Traffic” and “Dawn Chorus.” In Walter Benjamin's essay, "The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction," he discussed mechanical reproduction and how it depleted the uniqueness of works of art, writing “even the most perfect reproduction of a work of art is lacking in one element: its presence in time and space, its unique existence at the place where it happens to be” (Pg. 667). Thom Yorke is one of the few modern musicians who proves Benjamin's critique of artistic authenticity wrong. “Anima” exists outside of time and space. Benjamin’s comments on retakes in film and music is that it depletes the aura of the piece. Maybe multiple takes does make a work of art less organic, but Paul Thomas Anderson’s direction appears natural in its own right as the film begins with a location all too familiar for many people, the train.

To perfect something, or rather to record something numerous times can only benefit the artwork at hand, but that's just my opinion. Benjamin does speak on the meaning of aura relating to authenticity and Yorke and Anderson show the inside of a subway where everyone is wearing the same coat and flips it over with a choreographed dance sequence of each person moving their body in a bizarre lifeless way. Yorke and Anderson make their point that authenticity and surrealism can go hand and hand.

After the dance sequence, Thom Yorke picks up a woman's briefcase and proceeds to exit the train to give it back to her. Instead, he loses her and wanders around in a dream-like dystopian world. He is searching for answers but nothing is received. There's a point where he tries to exit the station but the turnstile won't move. The same people in identical trench coats continue to walk through the turnstile right next to him, but his still won't budge. The audience is left to ponder the question of what it meant. This is exactly what I want out of art, displaying an ambiguous critique of society. Art becomes repetitive when the answers are given to the viewer instead of the filmmakers forcing the audience to think critically about the film and its meaning. Thom Yorke and Paul Thomas Anderson let the viewer experience a dream-like state so they can apply it to an everyday event such as taking the train to work. Yorke and Anderson are breaking the laws of time and space in the film with surreal imaginary and bizarre and striking choreography. “Anima” created its own aura that is not aligned with the idea that a piece needs to be viewed in a specific way or the authenticity will be lost. The authenticity of “Anima” is its unique and uncanny perspective on reality. Maybe Walter Benjamin wouldn’t mind retakes if films were as inventive as “Anima.”

Critical Thinking Questions

According to Marx and Engels, ideas are not independent from politics. Do you think art and politics should be grouped together or can the two be separate?

Is Pink Floyd’s “Another Brick in the Wall, Part Two” overly cynical towards capitalism that's perpetuated by what Althusser describes as “high priests,” or is it justified?

Do you agree with Walter Benjamin's opinion that retakes deplete the aura of films?

Marx, Karl. Marx and Engels Collected Works Volume 5: Marx and Engels 1845-47. Lawrence & Wishart Limited, 1976. 

Sharma, Aradhana, and Akhil Gupta. The anthropology of the state: A reader. Oxford, UK: Blackwell Publishing, 2006. 

Braudy, Leo, and Marshall Cohen. Film theory and criticism: Introductory readings. New York: Oxford University Press, 2009.

[solarsands]

i have a song recommendation for you 😮 unless you've heard it before: dawn chorus by thom yorke, i was listening to it and thought you'd like it

that is a good one after taking a listen

[0303]

holding onto dawn chorus thom yorke so hard rn. its not rly a spring song and im trying to build a spring playlist but well she understands me in a way that transcends the season okay!!!

[concordewillfly]

more songs time okay SO. obviously concorde by black country, new road. we are beautiful, we are doomed by los campesinos! and omg dawn chorus by thom yorke bc i saw you mention it in your anima review and it proceeded to change my life

I LOVE U SO BAD. i love los campesinos! i didnt know that one song and its rocking my world literally this is sooooo me. concorde my fav song probably ever? makes me cry a lot im 🤧🩷💏 <- me crying and kissing ur cheek. dawn chorus is sooo fucked up thom yorke is CRAZY. i love how perfectly our music taste intertwines literally sitting here with my heart bursting a little bit

[llovely]

13 & 14 💖

13. three songs you want at your funeral

oh god LOL

moonlight on the river - mac demarco

dawn chorus - thom yorke

lifes a bitch - NAS

14. three songs you want at your wedding

at last - etta james

(i've had) the time of my life - dirty dancing soundtrack

heaven - mitski

[saltlickmp3]

Hiiiiii!!! do you have any song recs???

hi!!!!!! yes of course!!!

running up that hill (placebo cover version)

untitled #4 - njósnavélin by sigur ròs

exit everything by rowland s howard

send his love to me by pj harvey

dawn chorus by thom yorke

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