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  • ManOfTheHour75
    ManOfTheHour75 Posts: 339
    DS114969 wrote:
    You think Speed of sound is worse than this drivel? :o :?
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  • wolfamongwolves
    wolfamongwolves Posts: 2,414
    Hmmm... i wonder how many times this discussion has been recycled over the years.

    seems like about every week, some variation on this thread pops up and all the same things get said over & over again.
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  • halszka123
    halszka123 Posts: 1,109
    wolfamongwolves wrote:
    Hmmm... i wonder how many times this discussion has been recycled over the years.

    seems like about every week, some variation on this thread pops up and all the same things get said over & over again.
    just to remember
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  • Blockhead
    Blockhead Posts: 1,538
    I was just asking about where the actual dialogue came from, and how from a parents point of view seems rather stupid. If its from some video thats cool, but if they found some tape somewhere with this on it, then thats pretty sad. I noticed there were no credits thats why i ask
  • onejourney...
    onejourney... Posts: 252
    HeidiJam wrote:
    I was just asking about where the actual dialogue came from, and how from a parents point of view seems rather stupid. If its from some video thats cool, but if they found some tape somewhere with this on it, then thats pretty sad. I noticed there were no credits thats why i ask


    If you read my earlier post, its form a Video in the NOVA series called "Matter of Mind".
    here for the music...
  • prytocorduroy
    prytocorduroy Posts: 4,355
    Vitalogy is worthless without this track. Actually it's the only track I listen to on this album.
  • idrapr
    idrapr Posts: 66
    I have owned Vitalogy since it was released and have only listened to that song once. I was so disturbing to me that I go put of my way to avoid it. Aside from that it is a brilliant album.
  • Vicky_Arg
    Vicky_Arg Posts: 64
    I dont think is fair to speak like this. Believe me If I listed the radio today i will need an "internation period" ;)
    But ok, i am in the "loving" moment.
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  • pjtradeking
    pjtradeking Posts: 4,045
    Considering where the state of the band was....where eddie was as an idividual struggling with stardom..and everything surrounding the band at that given time and place...If you were to read between the lines a bit, you would see it is the perfect ending to the record. I consider it one of the biggest metaphors in the bands exsitence...:-)
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  • -decodified-
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    onejourney... wrote:
    It's a video from the NOVA collection called "Matter of Mind". Very interesting video if you ever have the chance to watch it. But its pretty hard to find.

    I don't look at the song as exploiting these people for entertainment purposes, At all...It's actually not an entertaining song.If it were that would be a different story. For example, if it were followed with a few "yeah yeah yeah's" and a catchy melody. The song, much like the album, has a theme of internal struggle and dealings of mental health, much like the book Vitalogy. I think it is actually a fitting song for the record and after reading pieces of the Vitalogy book itself...it all just seems to fit together.

    But that's my opinion. :)

    where i can find that thing... any website???

    ...and regarding to the post, I used to be afraid of that song but now I enjoy the track, it's weird but the music behind is awesome... I would love to know what they say about that track, what they were thinking... I am sure there is a lot behind the song... and YES fit perfectly into the Vitalogy Concept
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  • Back_Pedal
    Back_Pedal Posts: 1,171
    I rarely listen to the song, because quite frankly, it scares the shit out of me. And for that, it's a cool little experiment. The fact that they turned that noise and loops of a mental patient's voice into something frightening, rather than cheesy, is pretty cool.
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  • wolfamongwolves
    wolfamongwolves Posts: 2,414
    Back_Pedal wrote:
    I rarely listen to the song, because quite frankly, it scares the shit out of me. And for that, it's a cool little experiment. The fact that they turned that noise and loops of a mental patient's voice into something frightening, rather than cheesy, is pretty cool.

    Amen.
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  • eMMI
    eMMI Posts: 6,262
    Back_Pedal wrote:
    I rarely listen to the song, because quite frankly, it scares the shit out of me. And for that, it's a cool little experiment. The fact that they turned that noise and loops of a mental patient's voice into something frightening, rather than cheesy, is pretty cool.

    couldn't have said it better myself. 8-)

    just thinking of the song makes me feel physically uncomfortable, but I have to agree with many posters, it fits the album perfectly.
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