All I Need
my bloody valentine Lyrics
You don't ask what I needed to do
When I come back you'll need to choose
Oh, whatever I ask you take take take take
Oh, this is all I need to say
It's in your eye, I wondered why
No need to say (how close) can we lie
Oh, we don't talk, you know all I need
Oh, this is what I need to take
When I come back you'll need to choose
Oh, all I ask you do do do do
Oo, this is all I need from you
Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: KEVIN SHIELDS
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"There was a drum machine beat just going like a heartbeat effect. I played an acoustic guitar to it and then it's basically an Alesis Midiverb II, it's the reverse reverb program. If I ever had a secret weapon it's the Alesis and the [Yamaha] SPX 90 and again, it's the reverse reverb program. We wanted an SPX. In the '80s in the small to midrange studios that was the kind of reverb. You wouldn't have the higher-up Yamaha things it was just like one unit. Read Full Bio"There was a drum machine beat just going like a heartbeat effect. I played an acoustic guitar to it and then it's basically an Alesis Midiverb II, it's the reverse reverb program. If I ever had a secret weapon it's the Alesis and the [Yamaha] SPX 90 and again, it's the reverse reverb program. We wanted an SPX. In the '80s in the small to midrange studios that was the kind of reverb. You wouldn't have the higher-up Yamaha things it was just like one unit. I got into it, oddly enough, reading a Bob Mould interview going, "I used reverse reverb before U2 and people like that" and I was thinking, "What is this reverse reverb?" It reverses the envelope — it creates a sort of simulated effect, you get kind of a rhythmic effect out of it if you have any transients, anything with attack, the attack comes back slightly but you wouldn't know it from listening to the record. We did was we took the whole track and put it on a tape and sped it up a few times so it's just the sound of some really high frequency thing, and that's just the track flying at four times the speed and there's not other guitars on it, no bass on it. If you can hear a tambourine then there's a tambourine. But, basically, it could've been done on an 8-track except for the fact that I just did four or five vocal tracks."
-- Kevin Shields
-- Kevin Shields
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Adenilson Barreto
You don't ask what I needed to do
When I come back you'll need to choose
Oh, whatever I ask you take take take take
Oh, this is all I need to say
It's in your eye, I wondered why
No need to say (how close) can we lie
Oh, we don't talk, you know all I need
Oh, this is what I need to take
You don't ask what I needed to do
When I come back you'll need to choose
Oh, all I ask you do do do do
Oo, this is all I need from you
Adenilson Barreto
My thoughts on this song :
" life in a flash...
...heart pounding
alchemy of sounds and images...
... life fading, death coming
A new beginning
...a smile............hope........................ fear"
ImKinoNichtSabbeln
If you like music like MBV,
listen to what labels esp like Rough Trade cross-funded in the 80ies and 90ies.
Beginning 1989, RGT produced several sample CDs packed with diverse bands. Ca 1/3 was like MBV, Galaxy 500, Pink Turns Blue, Ultra Vivid Scene, Pixies, etc.
And even the CD booklets were nice introducing each band by a one-sided portrait
(Btw: wikipedia's list of former RGT artists is ridicolously incomplete.
My advise: Instead, look at snapshots of sample CD back covers)
PS: No affiliation to RGT, here.
PPS: Thank you, Geoff Travis. You enabled some music worth listening to.
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all i need is a new album
kanako
@elmago 123 hahaha
Trevor Doolan
Last I hear, release year is due 2029...
elmago 123
See you in 2 centuries when they are released
LuisitoDK
2 albums
Jacob Walker
To think that this song was written and recorded in the eighties blows my mind more than the visuals...
AbXorb
Like being inside the Isn't Anything album cover. ♥
avedic
Love the a e s t h e t i c @__@ As much as I love Loveless...I definitely listen to Isn't Anything more.
Loveless IS the better album...much more fully realized and potent. But....I get so lost in Isn't Anything. It just feels good.
I have a very similar relationship to Sigur Ros' first 2 albums...Agaetis Byrjun is a perfect album. BUT...I listen to Von WAY more. It's not as song-centric or obviously great. But...put headphones on, turn out the lights, lay down...and just lose yourself in the universe that album conjures.
I tend to divide my favorite albums like this.
There's the albums that are excellent in an extroverted "isn't this amazing?" sort of way.
And there's albums that you could easily dismiss....until the 20th listen, and then you SO get it. And it's your beautiful little secret.
Von and Isn't Anything are the latter to me....and I love them for that.
Crystal Mobley
Came here to say this very thing!
RIG NAM
What a time to be alive