Boredoms - Seadrum

[@TheCSJones]

Little known fact: God was listening to this when He created life.

[@throbbingthistle4354]

First came this, and then later came life. As it turns it, the first creation was the most important.

[@Caustic13]

Throbbing Thistle The first creation newsun

[@spikeyguy777]

Showed this to my girlfriend, she finally found a Boredoms track she likes :)

[@chinmeysway]

spikeyguy777 show her some OOIOO.... same main member / vocalist + percussionism

[@DrAbadie]

Are you still together? :D

[@bridgeofsand]

piano on this is tear enducing. Such brilliance

[@umcarainteressante]

Woah woah woah.. this blew me away.

[@yvancluet8146]

+umcarainteressante blew

[@umcarainteressante]

+Yvan Cluet Can't believe I actually typed "blowed" lel. Thks.

[@yvancluet8146]

umcarainteressante no prob :)

[@jonathansutcliffe3401]

A XYLOPHONE? COOL... THAT'S GOOD ENOUGH FOR ME... I'M IN!!!!!!!!!

[@mattjameskendall]

Oh man, throwing in that shuffle at 12:38 puts the chills down my spine.

[@charizardoystersauce]

Oh the nostalgia I would just trip out to this shit when I was 16 love the spring reverb noises

[@InfiniteRhombus]

4:22 here we gooooo

[@LopezMiguelMx]

Awesome

[@MrMountain33]

i wish miles coulda played on this

[@brianflynn5355]

Miles couldn't play (because he dead), but Kilometers did play on this album. (wikipedia)

[@defeito2423]

oh yea

[@drewweiss4384]

77 Drummers!!! Da fuck, New wave shit, masters.... Ahead of their time.... Their score for the brutually violent film "Ichi the Killer" is visceral, and emotional. Incredible

[@holitinne]

They did Ichi the killer? After being a Boredoms fan for 16 years I had no idea.

[@drewweiss4384]

@@holitinne Yes! Its one of the greatest movie scores of all time. Very ahead of its time

[@sbrian71]

YoShimi 77 :)

[@kAAgg]

A M A Z I N G ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡

[@LaNoteBlanche87]

Excellentissime !

[@SaiChester]

love it

[@deusmate]

cooooooool

[@Caustic13]

my little bro made this track lol and played it at my cuzzins bar mitzvah

[@SaiChester]

haha how almost funny that is

[@Caustic13]

SaiChester you were interested by it

[@knoxvillehermitfreemoviesm3625]

pretty cool to have something new and different any event. This is a brilliant mixture of jazz and speed metal or something, but it works.

[@unavailable2186]

Samples galore

[@MartinfdeZ81]

Wow

[@PaoloFinocchiaro]

Yep! ;)

[@_Ramen-Vac_]

still just an overture .. an everything jam.. always "what's next"? good freakout.

[@kaliofthedolls]

Has there ever been anything more?

[@brianflynn5355]

Yeah

[@mountainlion3461]

Hi, my name is John.

[@guidoahsam8043]

+Mountain Lion ...and I am alcoholics

[@mountainlion3461]

+Guido Ahsam cheers! nice to meet you alcoholics

[@dimitriaurousseau28]

john wizards ?

[@rhubarbdude3347]

@@guidoahsam8043 hi john

[@harrygao5748]

I wonder how guys come with something about god and heaven just like i do, when the song does not contain any kind of stuff on the topic.

[@KurtKurdtNirvana]

Funny stuff, but creative.

[@KurtKurdtNirvana]

Good music.

[@lumencosmo]

is not funny is beautiful :D

[@yvancluet8146]

Is the name of this song seadrum or Seadrum/house of the sun ?

[@dubkebab6307]

this one is "sea drum" the other song completes the album.

[@meowtherainbowx4163]

I heard that this band was really good, so I decided to check this song out. What I want to know is what all the fuss is about. I can handle long songs (X Japan's "Art of Life" is six minutes longer than this song, but it's one of my top ten favorite songs from them), and I can appreciate music that is weird and experimental (the Taj Mahal Travellers never fail to put me in a trance). The problem is that while this song has a creative concept, it's also tedious because it doesn't change its direction nearly enough throughout its twenty-three-minute runtime. It could have easily been between six and eight minutes long. If you like this band, can you tell me why you like them? They have potential, and I'd like to be able to appreciate them like you do. It's always nice to have another band to listen to.

[@thehonorablereverendaddiso1943]

Tyler Ludowitz Nice try, but this isn't 2010 KZbin, jackoff.

[@thehonorablereverendaddiso1943]

MeowTheRainbowX Now, then. In my personal opinion, you should listen to their earlier stuff first. I suggest looking up Soul Discharge (either version on KZbin is fine) and Onanie Bomb Meets the Sex Pistols, which compiles both their first album and their first E.P. Then, maybe work your way up to Pop Tatari.

[@meowtherainbowx4163]

+Addison Bortion I'll remember that. Thank you.

[@thehonorablereverendaddiso1943]

MeowTheRainbowX No problem.

[@PKSkyler]

Basically this is toward the end of their career when they started becoming more accesible. listen to their earlier stuff , songs are definitey shorter

[@NOISEONOMICON]

this sucks

[@jOoomOooo]

haha yeah

[@traversialspectrum]

Yes.

[@snailofgod3381]

no

[@TheBadaBaBaBas]

god this is just the best

[@TheBadaBaBaBas]

the rapid pace/energy/physicality of the drumming performance, with the extremely slow development and execution of different sonic ideas, it's just like nothing else. only thing i could think of would be some earlyish Can tracks but even then, this is at such an extreme discrepancy between the two. i truly truly adore this one

[@TheBadaBaBaBas]

maximal execution of the complete minimal