Le crepuscule du matin-unfinished
| Date: | 2008-10-20 |
| Author: | magmavander |
| Genre: | Electro |
| Description: | dont know if I will finish this one. The poem, called 'crepuscule du matin' in french and 'morning crepuscule' in english, is not complete. It's a baudelaire poem readed by Pierre Viala. All done with buzz machines, drums is a short loop. |
| File size: | 4.9Mb |
| File type: | Compressed audio (OGG/MP3) |
| Downloaded: | 178 times |
| Rating: | 9.5 (2 votes) |
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| Author | Comment |
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| magmavander Date: 2008-10-20 00:27 Uploads: 128 Comments: 744 Votes: 398 |
Dawn They were sounding reveille in the barracks' yards, And the morning wind was blowing on the lanterns. It was the hour when swarms of harmful dreams Make the sun-tanned adolescents toss in their beds; When, like a bloody eye that twitches and rolls, The lamp makes a red splash against the light of day; When the soul within the heavy, fretful body Imitates the struggle of the lamp and the sun. Like a tear-stained face being dried by the breeze, The air is full of the shudders of things that flee, And man is tired of writing and woman of making love. Here and there the houses were beginning to smoke. The ladies of pleasure, with eyelids yellow-green And mouths open, were sleeping their stupefied sleep; The beggar-women, their breasts hanging thin and cold, Were blowing on their fires, blowing on their fingers. It was the hour when amid poverty and cold The pains of women in labor grow more cruel; The cock's crow in the distance tore the foggy air Like a sob stifled by a bloody froth; The buildings were enveloped in a sea of mist, And in the charity-wards, the dying Hiccupped their death-sobs at uneven intervals. The rakes were going home, exhausted by their work. The dawn, shivering in her green and rose garment, Was moving slowly along the deserted Seine, And somber Paris, the industrious old man, Was rubbing his eyes and gathering up his tools. — William Aggeler, The Flowers of Evil (Fresno, CA: Academy Library Guild, 1954) |
| Swami singhji Date: 2008-10-20 04:21 Uploads: 9 Comments: 114 Votes: 16 |
Yeah, I like it, a promising atmospheric
song, finish it Mag pleease ! Le crépuscule du
matin Charles
BAUDELAIRE (1821-1867) |
| schröder Date: 2008-10-20 16:31 Uploads: 23 Comments: 136 Votes: 117 |
I love the drums. Work them out!!! |
| Swami singhji Date: 2008-10-20 18:54 Uploads: 9 Comments: 114 Votes: 16 |
MORGENDÄMMERUNG
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| Buzztler Date: 2008-10-20 20:07 Uploads: 7 Comments: 205 Votes: 121 |
Hey Mag, what did you eat during the
last days ??? Designer Brainfood ???
Must be a kilo of amphetamines !!! You did some really
strong tracks during the last days ... .
Thumbs up ... |
| jennyrave Date: 2008-10-22 08:13 Uploads: 6 Comments: 253 Votes: 336 |
glitch ![]() |
| monoton Date: 2008-10-22 15:01 Uploads: 97 Comments: 386 Votes: 172 |
what a nice track. leav it so as is.... |
| mag [visitor] Date: 2008-10-22 15:52 |
Woaaaah!! Cool mono is back ![]() |
| nephtali Date: 2008-10-22 16:18 Uploads: none Comments: 151 Votes: 11 |
Nice work ! I like the overall atmosphere. Good treatment on the vocals. Where did you get them from btw ? |
| buzztler [visitor] Date: 2008-10-22 20:06 |
(please monoton, if you upload a track,
than in mp3-format too, so I can listen
) |
| Shytan Date: 2008-10-22 22:14 Uploads: 84 Comments: 363 Votes: 268 |
Yeah, good thing I didn't switch off the
HTML in comments - so nice to see ppl
post comments this way, like Swami Nice retrigs, Michel, mes féléciatations! |
| Pattern Man Date: 2008-10-23 15:36 Uploads: 61 Comments: 101 Votes: none |
the atmosphere and the lyrics fit quite
well, although i don't like the sounds
of the chord machine that much. cool
creaky drums ... you are the master of
synthetic-vocal-implementation ! ![]() |
| mate77 [visitor] Date: 2008-10-30 11:22 |
wow man, great ideas! It's amazing! |

!!! You did some really
strong tracks during the last days ... .
Thumbs up ...