Jan
12
By The Walker Brothers Album: “Night Flights” (1978) Written By Scott Walker
Video Rating: four / 5
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The second half of the song is awesome (as is the whole song). I love that it complicates the song emotionally and is the antithesis of the beginning and end of the song. Total bipolar passion.
I enjoy only the first 2 minutes…
Fuck the film …. film was decent but it’s all about the lyrics (Jerk the handle)
Mr Perfect.
@EmmaKateeBaby Oh. Still very cool. I haven’t seen them since they got big though. Met them once at a dive bar… but i digress. Thanks.
@luke9648 Yeah haha. No, not always. They seem to change it every tour. It’s so intense though, it really builds up the excitement.
@EmmaKateeBaby WAAAAAT?? Really?? have they always?
bloody chills, respect !
genius.
Thumbs up if Bronson brought you here.
this is the point wen u realise u killed sum1 then wen it drops in ur conscience kicks in.
KOL walk on stage to this song, oh my god.
There’s a lot of genius crammed into this song. I love it. I wouldn’t have liked to be the subject of the torturer
wow im so glad they ended this song in bronson before 3:11
@sbrown1450
If you could just imagine his life and what he went and goes through to this day……..others having similar lives, maybe just some people feeling lost in this world..
Then ask what heavy is x
I don’t get why you are all saying this song is heavy? It is a brilliant song but doesn’t sound heavy or eerie to me.
hahahaha…… *serious face*
@fruitsaladyummy94 lol yup
i only discovered scott walker last week, I’ve listened to everything of his now, but this song in particular i listen to over and over. it gives me chills everytime. i have to say i think the guy might be a genius. i cannot get over the fact that he did this in 1978! they still haven’t caught up to were he was back then.
I’m so addicted to this song! This is 100% pure genius! You can feel the emotions of the strings and Scott Walkers voice on this song….MAN! This really is a heavy song!
@mrhumpydumpyable nah, its eerie though, the feeling sounds like it. But Scott Walker’s Sleepwalkers Woman from Climate of Hunter listen to that, How to Disappear Completely opens identically.
Fuckin’ incredible!
As subjective as I usually am to the various tastes in music, I personally feel that the 6 dislikers of this track should be subjected to “Birdie Song” continuously for the rest of their lives – such is their lack of adventurism and appreciation of the extremes that music has the potential of reaching, Open your ears and minds – this is monumental!
How did 6 Kesha fans find this song?