As soon as I listened to Bon Iver I loved him. His music is lyrical, his lyrics musical.
Everything sounds with a heart, everything is played for a reason and his melodies and harmonies sound like a heartstring to me.
The Wolves is my favourite as it makes me feel so alive. To me, personally, it sounds bitter and resentful. "Some day my pain, will mark you."
As if saying to someone, one day you will realise how much pain i was in.
I listen to his songs, and i don't necessarily take in the lyrics, but the sounds and the interpretation, and what the lyricality of his music says to me, rather like the intent of Sigar Ros.
"What might of been lost," the repetition alone either emphasises an intent on believing that it doesn't "bother" him, or that it does and he's trying to tell himself this, or at least that's how i feel when i listen to the song.
It's just a good frigging song. Each songs says something to me, and i think his music calls to everyone.
As soon as I listened to Bon Iver I loved him. His music is lyrical, his lyrics musical. Everything sounds with a heart, everything is played for a reason and his melodies and harmonies sound like a heartstring to me.
The Wolves is my favourite as it makes me feel so alive. To me, personally, it sounds bitter and resentful. "Some day my pain, will mark you." As if saying to someone, one day you will realise how much pain i was in. I listen to his songs, and i don't necessarily take in the lyrics, but the sounds and the interpretation, and what the lyricality of his music says to me, rather like the intent of Sigar Ros.
"What might of been lost," the repetition alone either emphasises an intent on believing that it doesn't "bother" him, or that it does and he's trying to tell himself this, or at least that's how i feel when i listen to the song.
It's just a good frigging song. Each songs says something to me, and i think his music calls to everyone.