O superman (slowed + reverb)

Laurie Anderson - O superman

[@mfrenchcazenovia]

The finest Laurie Anderson piece. I like it slowed down like this. It’s so much darker. “Here come the planes.”

[@Ghost..420]

Agreed I remember listening to this in my dads car as a kid, it being slowed makes it much darker

[@lilbabyman666]

Maybe it's just me but I find it comforting

[@cinnamon8863]

ME TOO ​@@lilbabyman666

[@RajKumar-gg2ig]

Here come the planes Cherie.

[@YuliizaEstrada-qe4wx]

9/11 :(?

[@muzandefender]

2:10 that one part

[@doIlct]

fr

[@claymoura2484]

Thank you

[@muzandefender]

@@claymoura2484 yw

[@MysticMorigan1998]

The pure disturbing feeling after "here come the planes" is visceral and like nothing else I've ever felt

[@noone-yt2li]

why is this so comforting...

[@wwndril]

1:43 😭

[@ДАРСИ_ТРИКО_ЯСЯ_ТИШКА]

❤❤❤

[@angelenarodriguez4506]

This feels like a family grieving their child. They lost them tragically like while they were in service. This song feels like their agony while in disbelief, desperately trying to hear their kid. The voice machine being her kid not answering their phone anymore, “This is your mother! A-are you coming home?” As she is trying to avoid the fact her baby really is gone. She even goes on to start to imagining conversations with their baby, “oh mom and dad, mom and dad-“ as if her kid has responded to their grieving, trying to comfort her. A tragic story of a grieving mother and their baby who they will never see again in their lifetime. As they say “no parent should have to bury their baby

[@user-bc9fh3jv3b]

and they were in service doing what? killing other people's kids.

[@user-bc9fh3jv3b]

they are 'american planes'

[@angelenarodriguez4506]

@@user-bc9fh3jv3b you sound dumb, 9/11 was caused by American planes . It could also be because America has always been very proud and boastful of their weaponry and some countries then copied it etc. we had such a thing about American made weapons in America only that they were turned against us starting with minor machinery. The line is explained by the writer to be about Americans “American made” mindset and that because it is American it must be safer right? Well in 9/11 they were American airliners. Maybe you should do the research like I did before I commented twat 😂

[@angelenarodriguez4506]

@@user-bc9fh3jv3b like honestly it is a 60 minute interview with cut outs explain just that question “why did the line American planes cause controversy in your song ? What does the line mean in your writing and thought process of making this song”

[@karson8292]

⁠@@user-bc9fh3jv3b..you know the song is about a disaster right? the botched 1980 hostage rescue we tried in iran.

[@creeper1003]

7:35

[@jnne4048]

*bandersnatch left me thinking about so many things regardless of how many times i play it- this is awesome, thank you for this👌🏾👌🏾*

[@pweme2985]

Bandersnatch gave me a whole mental crisis and a half

[@aeh5159]

Such a good piece of art in sound in all its iterations.

[@315Uzin]

Here come the planessssssssssssssssss its crazy how she harmonized her voice to sound like a plane

[@acetaminophetus]

It's awesome, and a tradition in music. You can hear similar techniques in Renaissance choral works, if you know the translations.

[@dyllinjohnsen7168]

O Superman O judge O Mom and Dad Mom and Dad O Superman O judge O Mom and Dad Mom and Dad Hi, I'm not home right now But if you want to leave a message Just start talking at the sound of the tone Hello, this is your mother Are you there? Are you coming home? Hello, is anybody home? Well, you don't know me, but I know you And I've got a message to give to you Here come the planes So you better get ready, ready to go You can come as you are, but pay as you go Pay as you go And I said, "Okay, who is this really?" And the voice said "This is the hand, the hand that takes This is the hand, the hand that takes This is the hand, the hand that takes" Here come the planes They're American planes Made in America Smoking or non-smoking? And the voice said, "Neither snow nor rain Nor gloom of night shall stay these couriers From the swift completion of their appointed rounds" 'Cause when love is gone, there's always justice And when justice is gone, there's always force And when force is gone, there's always Mom (hi Mom!) So hold me, Mom, in your long arms So hold me, Mom, in your long arms In your automatic arms Your electronic arms In your arms So hold me, Mom, in your long arms Your petrochemical arms Your military arms In your electronic arms

[@bloxyton]

idk why but this song just makes me think of the future

[@WuzzyfuzzumsWyrdWonders]

I didn't think anything could be as beautiful as the original, but I love this

[@315Uzin]

Heard part of this song in a reel this morning its stuck to me now i cant stop listening on loop

[@creeper1003]

3:44

[@ncommerce]

USA!

[@Confuzer]

This at 0.75 and 0.5 also moves you to another dimension ;)

[@taylorcampbell2653]

I feel like I'm hearing an analog horror thing

[@GONZALUMA]

Funny you say that because apparently there was a serial killer that listened to this song to hype himself up before going to find his victims. Dennis Nilson 🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴

[@angelenarodriguez4506]

It genuinely feels like I’m listening to a family’s whole grieving process through tragedy.

[@gorryman]

thank you for this

[@lysie23]

THANK U OH MY GOD

[@z0n0ph0ne]

Brilliant!

[@timdavis6050]

somebody had to do it thanks

[@EduardoArmijo-oq6vz]

1:42

[@kinsleyyoakem3598]

2:14 >>>>

[@Chaneloweenz]

We get it you came from tik tok.

[@RestInReeses]

@@Chaneloweenz This just in! People cant like a part of a song if it gets popular on tiktok (Even though the whole reason it gets popular on tiktok is because alot of people like it)

[@jermu8706]

furry they them abomination@@RestInReeses

[@smileyg0th]

this is how it felt finding out that my mom knew everything .

[@Raebaeheyy]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@aysexdd10]

“Hello, This is your mother! Are you there? Are you coming home?”

[@user-uo9gl3mf3j]

the voice said : this is the hand

[@JMTB]

2:12

[@3_Musume_Ronshaku]

1:42 ĥéĺĺő? Ťĥî§ i§ ÿõúŕ mõťĥèŕ. Àŕé ÿòù ťĥéŕè? Àŕè ÿõù çòmîñĝ ĥọmę..‽

[@user-uo9gl3mf3j]

3:40 give me goesbooms

[@SpydrXIII]

goosebumps?

[@Strangelove_1]

Pierwszy komentarz 😎😎

[@orenashes3961]

the original feels so fast after listening to this, i like this way better but the original is still a great song

[@tomthefirst7469]

This song speaks to me in an unimaginable way, at 02:04 the woman from my past life is speaking to me, trying to get through to tell me to find someone.. She just can't remember who...

[@Partyena.2011.]

No the original was scary enough

[@KayoRed]

1.25

[@sugarfree1894]

It's better

[@ghostseekerxiii8061]

Hold your thumb on the screen while it plays Your welcome 😊

[@KENNYMCCORMICK666]

NOOO😭😭😭😭

[@brittanya9957]

I've been bamboozled!!!

[@abrancejo]

; )

[@KayoRed]

Original 😁 This 💀

[@Kolden-o6q]

So creepy

[@masterahmad]

HAH HAH HAH HAH HAH HAH HAH HAH

[@edwardheins2930]

An unfortunat group of several victims had to listen to this over and over as their murderer tortured them to it in london as the story was relayed to me. The killer was obsessed with tis song he felt it instructed him to choose victims to " PAY AS THEY GO" "THIS IS THE HAND THAT TAKES" "HA HA HA HAHAHA" wheres Rob Zombie? He should remake it. Just a creepy peice of.. i dont know....... music

[@RuairiDavies]

What?

[@digressingalice2764]

​@@RuairiDavies there's a serial killer fubbed as the superman killer. He often had the original song looped and made his victims listen to it before he killed them. Must be the metronome-like aspect of the song. I wish there's a study made on this, if certain beats can induce certain people with intrusive thoughts that lead to action

[@Offheap]

is that dr house?

[@jaystag]

Nope

[@ytho00]

He's just Ken

[@karson8292]

@@ytho00but anywhere else, he’d be a 10

[@Wamzy1]

why would you do this to O superman...

[@Shawnsrumi]

Because we can…

[@JakMar2627]

this sux

[@skylapham5714]

1:34

[@victorlevinskiX]

7:50