| of Montreal – Let's Go for a Walk (Coquelicot Leaves the Frozen Island to Resume Her Work as an Efeblum with Claude and Lecithin in Tow) Lyrics | 17 years ago |
| No comments?! This is my favorite song, it's so amazing and beautiful and simple, I love it! | |
| Gorky's Zygotic Mynci – Spanish Dance Troupe Lyrics | 17 years ago |
| Wow listening to this song beside the Of Montreal cover of the song is really weird. I think I like the OM version better though. | |
| of Montreal – Bunny Ain't No Kind of Rider Lyrics | 17 years ago |
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mwalk -- you're welcome and here... http://www.columbusalive.com/?sec=search&story=columbusalive/2006/0921/montreal.html |
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| of Montreal – She's a Rejecter Lyrics | 17 years ago |
| There are a few mistakes but I'll get to that later. In the title, Rejector is spelled with an e instead of an o. | |
| of Montreal – How Lester Lost His Wife Lyrics | 17 years ago |
| This song actually made me smile on the outside. Usually I just smile on the inside. | |
| of Montreal – A Sentence of Sorts in Kongsvinger Lyrics | 17 years ago |
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Yeah, except that it's about his depression problems that he had been having (and I hope you know about that!) But yeah, this song is my favorite on Hissing Fauna. |
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| of Montreal – Joseph and Alexander Lyrics | 17 years ago |
| Are Joseph & Alexander Kevin and Dave's brothers? Considering the (very heart-warming) song before this one, and I thought that there were 4 kids in the family, it seemed like it might be their brothers. | |
| of Montreal – Nickee Coco and the Invisible Tree Lyrics | 17 years ago |
| Who's voice is that who tells the story at the beginning? It can't be Kevin's. | |
| of Montreal – Bunny Ain't No Kind of Rider Lyrics | 17 years ago |
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Actually, PortionsForFoxes only has the more rumored part of the story. They were divorced, but now they're back to being boyfriend and girlfriend. "My wife and I had a daughter. But then, kind of in an unconventional sort of way I reacted—well probably maybe very conventional—but I guess I reacted in a negative way to her pregnancy and having a daughter and stuff. At first I wasn't really capable of accepting it. It was really difficult because it's such a lifestyle shift. All of the sudden all these things are changing internally and externally, and it was totally freaking me out, and I was trying to balance being in a band and touring and all that and also being a father and being supportive to my wife—because I couldn't, if I'm going to be on tour, I can't be there with her, and if I'm going to be with her I can't be on tour—so it was conflict that I couldn't resolve, which eventually led to this intense depression period. And as a result of the depression, all of these paranoia and anxiety problems were popping up. And I just started totally freaking out, like a total collapse, which I've never ever gone through before. And eventually my wife and I split up, and we got a divorce, and she moved back to Norway, and I went through this hedonistic period, and all this turmoil and all this craziness was going on in my life. The record represents all that, that journey that I went through. Luckily, I was able to come back and sort things out, and figure things out in my mind, so now, even though we're still divorced, we're living together. So, like, she's my girlfriend now. (laughs) You know, we're raising our daughter together—so the record kind of represents that. The first half of the record is like—you can kind of sense a lot of tension and turmoil and stuff, and then there's this 11-minute song that just is like a total just primal scream of a song, you know, like everything, it's just kind of like, just lay it out there. And after that, it's sort of a release. And then from that point on the record becomes a lot lighter and a lot happier sounding, sort of these weird little dance numbers. So yeah, in that way it sort of reflects what was going on in my life and how my life is a lot better. I feel a lot happier, and my relationships are better, and everyone's getting along, and things are working out in a cool way, and I'm super happy to be a father, super happy to be involved in the circle." Kevin Barnes said this. |
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| of Montreal – A Sentence of Sorts in Kongsvinger Lyrics | 17 years ago |
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"but being such a faun of a man I didn't burn down any old churches" "my mind rejects the frequency it's static craziness to me" "the tv man is too loud our plane is sleeping on a cloud" "we've eaten plastic weather this family sticks together" "my mind rejects the frequency it's just verbosity to me what did he say?" "dirty old shadow stay away" |
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| of Montreal – Gronlandic Edit Lyrics | 17 years ago |
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"(the surrealists were just) nihilists with good imaginations" guess it would be nice to give my heart to a god but which one which one do i choose? all the churches fill with losers psycho or confused" "let's fall back to earth and do something pleasant" "but in the set i forget all of the beauty's wasted" "guess it could be nice show me that things can be nice" |
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| of Montreal – Heimdalsgate Like a Promethean Curse Lyrics | 17 years ago |
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"though i picked the thorny path myself i'm afraid afraid of where it leads" "i'm always so dubious of your intent like i can't afford to replace what you've spent" "cause my own inner cosmology" "know you bait me way more than you should" |
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| of Montreal – Cato as a Pun Lyrics | 17 years ago |
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It's "statistician" not "statitition" "...depressed now to..."not "not to" |
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| of Montreal – Sink the Seine Lyrics | 17 years ago |
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It's "...operate on your brain" Also, it's "you're no different from the claw they mic from the stair", not "I'm no different from the cloth they mine from the stair" Then it's "thought that where the planters go you might find me" |
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| of Montreal – Suffer for Fashion Lyrics | 17 years ago |
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You don't need all those forevers or all those "not like that"s... Anyway, it's just "pretty sirens...", not "our pretty sirens..." It's "when our tele's are 6 hours away," not "when our tellers are 6 hours away" And it's also "please call to say..." And it's "vicissitudes are boxing our heads, like they just want to emaciate them forever" it's "clicking at 130 bpm" and "let's all melt down together" |
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