Cryptograms is the second album from Deerhunter, released through Kranky on January 29, 2007. The album received critical praise, including a "Best New Music" mention from Pitchfork Media, and was followed by an EP titled Fluorescent Grey in May, 2007. The album was later released on vinyl together with the Fluorescent Grey EP as a double LP. Deerhunter first attempted to record their second album with acclaimed folk musician Samara Lubleski at Rare Book Room studios. This recording session failed, due in part to the physical and mental state of Cox, who had "walking pneumonia." After this session the band Read Full BioCryptograms is the second album from Deerhunter, released through Kranky on January 29, 2007. The album received critical praise, including a "Best New Music" mention from Pitchfork Media, and was followed by an EP titled Fluorescent Grey in May, 2007. The album was later released on vinyl together with the Fluorescent Grey EP as a double LP.
Deerhunter first attempted to record their second album with acclaimed folk musician Samara Lubleski at Rare Book Room studios. This recording session failed, due in part to the physical and mental state of Cox, who had "walking pneumonia."
After this session the band returned to the place where they recorded their first album and gave recording another attempt. This time successful, the album was recorded in two parts. The first part was recorded on one day in November 2005, completely filling the reel of tape the band brought with them in the studio. The last song of this recording session, "Red Ink", literally ends with the tape spinning off the reel at the conclusion of the song. The second half, also recorded in one day of November 2005, begins with "Spring Hall Convert". During the recording of the second half Cox had the flu. He explains that "the vocals on all the pop songs are really weird because I was so congested. I always thought I would go back and redo them, but we never did."
Deerhunter first attempted to record their second album with acclaimed folk musician Samara Lubleski at Rare Book Room studios. This recording session failed, due in part to the physical and mental state of Cox, who had "walking pneumonia."
After this session the band returned to the place where they recorded their first album and gave recording another attempt. This time successful, the album was recorded in two parts. The first part was recorded on one day in November 2005, completely filling the reel of tape the band brought with them in the studio. The last song of this recording session, "Red Ink", literally ends with the tape spinning off the reel at the conclusion of the song. The second half, also recorded in one day of November 2005, begins with "Spring Hall Convert". During the recording of the second half Cox had the flu. He explains that "the vocals on all the pop songs are really weird because I was so congested. I always thought I would go back and redo them, but we never did."
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connor scharton
Lovely music here, this music reminds me of as it should've been heard in:
1. Pokémon: Mewtwo Strikes Back & it's Evolution.
2. Pokémon: Mewtwo Returns.
3. Pokémon: I Choose You movie.
4. Pokémon: Power of Us.
5. Pokémon: Secrets of the Jungle.
6. Pokémon: The Power of One.
7. Pokémon: Spell of the Unown.
8. Pokémon: Jirachi (Wish Maker).
9. Pokémon: Destiny Deoxys.
10. Pokémon: The Mastermind of Mirage Pokémon.
11. Pokémon: Lucario & the Mystery of Mew.
12. Pokémon: Ranger & the Temple of the Sea.
13. Pokémon: The Rise of Darkrai.
14. Pokémon: Giratina & the Sky Warrior.
15. Pokémon: Arceus & the Jewel of Life.
16. Pokémon: Zoroark (Master of Illusions).
17. Pokémon: Black & White (Victini Movies).
18. Pokémon: Kyurem vs the Sword of Justice.
19. Pokémon: Genesect & the Legend Awakened.
20. Pokémon: Diancie & the Cocoon of Destruction.
21. Pokémon: Hoopa & the Clash of Ages.
22. Pokémon: Volcanian & the Mechanical Marvel.
23. Pokémon: Live (Musical).
24. Pokémon: Indigo League Ep. The Legend of Dratini.
25. Pokémon: Indigo League Ep. Snow Way Out.
26. Pokémon: Indigo League Ep. The Kangaskhan Kid.
27. Pokémon: Indigo League Ep. Pikachu's Goodbye.
28. Pokémon: Journey series.
29. Pokémon: Indigo League Ep. The Stray Charmander.
30. Pokémon: 4ever.
31. Pokémon: Heroes.
32. Det. Pikachu 2019.
33. Zootopia 2016.
34. Coco 2017.
35. Toy Story 3.
36. Lego Star Wars: Freemakers Adventures season 1-2.
37. Lego Jurassic World series.
38. Jurassic World 1-2.
39. Jurassic Park 1-3.
40. Godzilla vs King Ghidorah 1991.
41. Godzilla vs Mecha Godzilla 2.
42. Godzilla vs Space Godzilla.
43. Godzilla vs Destoroyah.
44. Rambo 1982.
45. Planet of the Apes 1968.
46. Kong: Skull Island.
47. Godzilla 1998.
48. Heavy Metal 1981.
49. X men: Evolution season 1-4.
50. Bionicle: The Mask of Light.
51. Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas.
52. Indiana Jones 1-4.
53. Phantasm 1-5.
54. Pink Floyd's The Wall 1983.
55. The Outsiders 1983.
56. The Secret of NIMH 1982.
57. Poltergeist 1-3.
58. Hulk 2003.
59. The Incredible Hulk Live Series.
60. Death of the Incredible Hulk 1990.
61. The New Mutants 2020.
62. Glory 1989.
63. Farewell to the King 1989.
64. Crowbar Productions Gmod Series (Renegade & The Dark Days season 1-3).
65. Nez Screens GTA5 movies (Justice Falls, Carnivore, The Painkiller, Deadly Damien 1-2, Evil Demons 1-2, & Pest Control).
66. Mad Max 1-2.
67. Pet Sematary 1989.
68. The Hateful 8.
69. Black Mirror series.
That's what The Deer Hunter 1978 got.
Cuervo
The second i heard that song playing it gave me insta chills in my spine and i knew its gonna be a great movie
Vince Niederman
Dispite The 3 Hour Run I Still Think The Deer Hunter is Amazing!
Cuervo
@Vince Niederman its one of these films that feels like a trip, very sad end
Vince Niederman
@Cuervo Yup and The Performances Are So Powerful Big Time!
Matthew Severance
Pretty much
Vince Niederman
@Matthew Severance The Deer Hunter is Amazing!
Vince Niederman
One of The Best Movie Opening Credits Ever And It’s So Beautifully Done For a Powerful Drama Movie!
Steve Scharton
Lovely music here. Sounds so beautiful and memorable.
Vince Niederman
One of The Most Powerful Movies Ever Made Bar None!
Jenny Doucette
i love this movie. what slice of real life. i cried, and im not a boob either