Thrice - Image of the Invisible [Audio]

From the 2005 album, Vheissu.
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Website: thrice.net
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[@thedirtydingoa5051]

Played tony hawk american waist land again for the first time in 12 years and brought me back here still my favorite song from that game

[@gabrielortega2869]

I came here because of thaw too, that game have an amazing soundtrack

[@beezybeez7231]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6q3fa2Ld6mtj7s Gotta hear this !!!!!!!! :)

[@dharte6344]

Same! My fave is either teenagers from mars or like eating glass. This one is like right behind them though. Oh! And same for son of pearl! 👌

[@eliasbutronrada3660]

Im feel the same

[@nathanokeeweehow2181]

Sometimes people are to lazy to layout the lyrics for viewers, Here are the lyrics: We're more than carbon and chemicals We are the image of the invisible Free will is ours and we can't let go We are the image of the invisible We can't allow this, the quiet cull We are the image of the invisible So we sing out this, our canticle We are the image of the invisible We all were lost and we are found No one can stop us or slow us down We are the named and we are known We know that we'll never walk alone We're more than static and dial tone We are the image of the invisible We're emblematic of the unknown We are the image of the invisible So raise the banner, bend back your bows We are the image of the invisible Remove the cancer, take back your souls We are the image of the invisible We all were lost and we are found No one can stop us or slow us down We are the named and we are known We know that we'll never walk alone Though all the world may hate us, we are named The shadow overtake us, we are known We're more than carbon and chemicals Free will is ours and we can't let go We are the image of the invisible We're more than carbon and chemicals We are the image of the invisible Free will is ours and we can't let go We are the image of the invisible We can't allow this, the quiet cull We are the image of the invisible So we sing out this, our canticle We are the image of the invisible We all were lost and we are found No one can stop us or slow us down We are the named and we are known We know that we'll never walk alone Raise up the banner, bend back your bows Remove the cancer, take back your souls.

[@joaopedrorosa8613]

The morse code in the beginning say VHEISSU. aqui é br

[@beezybeez4207]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWbHi4uei8qVgtE

[@johngildenhuis4839]

Nov 2019 and still loving this album. One of the best albums ever made. My friends you are so underrated

[@beezybeez4207]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWbHi4uei8qVgtE

[@TheFallenAngel187]

Its 2021 now and I agree!

[@THPS4.]

May 1, 2021. I still listen to this. "Tony Hawk's American Wasteland" was a great game.

[@Silencer333]

@@THPS4. this was on my brothers ipod back in 06, that lil dude that was me was rocking out to it 9 years old, now im 27 and still rocking out to it.

[@JeffTheCat_Official]

that music is so nostalgic for me

[@beezybeez4207]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWbHi4uei8qVgtE

[@davidanderson7643]

I forgot how amazing his voice is.

[@beezybeez7231]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6q3fa2Ld6mtj7s Gotta hear this !!!!!!!! :)

[@panic--panic--]

Wow... this album is 16 years old? It'll always have a place in my heart, I suppose.

[@beezybeez7231]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6q3fa2Ld6mtj7s Gotta hear this !!!!!!!! :)

[@klompsauce]

1-1-2005, a great day brother

[@DarthHaunter]

This was the first song I've ever heard from this band, I remember catching the music video on Fuse and MTV and just being amazed by a new type of genre than what I was raised with.

[@beezybeez7231]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6q3fa2Ld6mtj7s Gotta hear this !!!!!!!! :)

[@abemartinez9623]

My dad brought me into Sam goodie an bought this CD For me. I was 15 years old

[@Criticalprice]

I've been searching for this song for so long.

[@antravionmartin1263]

10th Soundtrack Playlist brought me here in August 2009

[@matthewbrown2269]

This album got me through high school

[@mni2421]

Got us through high school and it'll get us through this pandemic. Both experiences are on par.

[@beezybeez7231]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6q3fa2Ld6mtj7s Gotta hear this !!!!!!!! :)

[@klompsauce]

I wish, I had 6mo left when it dropped, now Artist In The Ambulance and Identity Crisis is another story

[@3waycrash]

One of my all time favorite Thrice songs. Just so much energy and meaning behind it all. Love it!

[@beezybeez4207]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWbHi4uei8qVgtE

[@donsolo8258]

Thrice has been trying to tell us for almost 20 years. Only band to have lyrics tattooed on me. Please don't ever stop guys.

[@mck7646]

Tell us what?

[@peppermintmatcha1179]

Yeah bro

[@juanreyes308]

@@mck7646 that we are the image of the invisible

[@ChristopherSchiffermiller]

"Jesus said, "If they say to you, Where have you come from? say to them, We have come from the Light, from the place where the Light came into being by Itself, established Itself, & appeared in their image. If they say to you, Is it you? say, We are its Children, & we are chosen of the living Father.'" “It was apparent that materialism was in complete control of the economic structure, the final objective of which was for the individual to become part of a system providing economic security at the expense of the human soul, mind, & body. We can only escape from the world by outgrowing the world. Death may take man out of the world but only wisdom can take the world out of man. As long as the human being is obsessed by worldliness, he will suffer from the Karmic consequences of false allegiances. When worldliness is transmuted into Spiritual Integrity he is free even though he still dwells physically among worldly things.” Manly P. Hall kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJOyan5mqcmbq7c kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppawenuBbZyYbNk kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHrHfJWkrdSjm6c

[@nvrquit3169]

@@ChristopherSchiffermiller 👍

[@charliemcnuggets]

been listening for years... STILL GRRRRRRR8!!!

[@beezybeez4207]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWbHi4uei8qVgtE

[@Blockhead140]

Beautiful.

[@candacerose5811]

2020 july even more epic than ever

[@heartinexile7655]

THAW

[@Blockhead140]

Amen.

[@THPS4.]

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[@colebartlett4623]

This is such an underrated song

[@MOSTDOPETHATSFOREVER]

I have this cd 💿 still

[@DerAusreiter]

when looking at the art work... does VHEISSU stand for "Wie heisst Du?" 😂😂😂

[@beezybeez7231]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6q3fa2Ld6mtj7s Gotta hear this !!!!!!!! :)

[@abbastataroglu9512]

best knight online pk song :)

[@Aeonshield]

Forgot this one existed haha

[@FabledHeroes3351]

2020 Anyone???

[@bigtfeelin_spacey4207]

American wasteland ps2 days

[@beezybeez7231]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6q3fa2Ld6mtj7s Gotta hear this !!!!!!!! :)

[@veerlaff5528]

we are more than carbon, chemical reactions, starved the fear, because Love cast away all fear, so only with Love we can be fearless. Fight and fire, we burn for truth, compassion. Beyond mere passion, we dont just burn for the sake of burning. Loving living learning

[@beezybeez4207]

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[@hawkstrike18]

We can do all that without religion imo. Some just need to be guided by it in some way, also need a constant source of hope... But I'm not a fan of wishful thinking personally. You just need to find a balance and avoid becoming cynical, by losing your hope completely. But we always/often don't help each other cope and keep that hope alive (cope and hope, I smell a lyric here), and no God will help... No matter if we see what we wanna see (being disconnected from reality, or downright evil/mean and having a twisted version of reality in your mind thanks to the great values and the confusion/paranoia they feed you, are both bad choices, and choices have consequences... if only humanity could be wise and serious/mature).

[@ZitiPatrol]

@@hawkstrike18 Speak for yourself m8. Athiesm is the worst religion imo

[@hawkstrike18]

@@ZitiPatrol indeed, that's an opinion. I mentioned mostly facts. Or at least a useful line of observations on several things/aspects of life. You provided no (counter)argument whatsoever. And you probably think you proved wrong everything I've said by using a single line that isn't even original/deep... Not to offend you but... Goes to show what kinds of ppl resort to religion, maybe. "I cba to analyze and think, I'd rather believe in something vague and even put blind trust to whoever manages church, and let them dictate what's wrong, right, what I should fear and resist and vote for, etc"... I've seen the consequences of these too many times in my own country (it's not even Iran). If you want to hide from the fact that manipulative "religious" figures with "values" govern and cash in on ppl of faith and laugh behind your backs, fine, but yh, I speak for myself when I say I won't hide from facts (and I won't let some of them, that don't even occur magically/innocently, turn me cynical and desperate enough to be exploited easily... Stare at the Sun...). *Not that I value most atheists too tho, they are often straight up elitist and insecure/megalomaniac/crazy and I've actually seen a couple of them bullying others online because they're religious. Guess who reported them and who waited for God to help them, or something like that. Whoever is Christian and has real values (how many truly are+have???), lives by them. But more often than not, all I see is hypocrisy, exploitation and false positive words/prayers, and in practice, hate and fanaticism, absolutism, immaturity, shallowness, insecurities, loss of every sliver of hope and innocence and faith in humanity, and denial, plus a tendency to excuse "me, myself and my religion('s crimes & any opposite of innocence you may think of)". Well, bottom line: humans with values don't necessarily have values because of religion, and not every positive thing should be attributed to religion; or science, or philosophy, etc. Generally, humankind has many sides and it's complex, and each side has it's own sides, positive or detrimental and self-destructive. Oversimplifications and short sentences that are also one-sided, will never do justice to what reality and truth is. Religions, no matter how good intent they hold (held), have done more bad than good, and the good they've done can be achieved without an empty faith. The good can be achieved by wanting to do good, by true faith in *each other's good side* (imagine that in the world of today, under capitalism and the ?!?!help?!?! religion and the billions of ppl of faith have offered with all these - do you realize something doesn't add up right?) without blind faith to random "successful"&"wise" ppl or to hypothetical entities that let their "perfection" rot, and constant support and osmosis between us. In the age of parallel monologues and hostility.... while religion only keeps so many countries' ppl behind and multiplies the superstitions and oppression and often sadistic rules and things that in reality belong to the past for a good reason. Whoever is mature doesn't need to be babysitted by any book etc, not to such extents anyway. What has religion done for true progress? Have you read *anything* about how much death it has brought upon ppl of different and previous religions, how many temples and artifacts were destroyed to be replaced? Is destruction part of the path towards love?! Towards anything positive and any true value, maybe? p.s. whatever part of the above is false, debunk it, I'm always learning. But so far what I've known and seen in (supposedly) religious ppl (friends of mine, too, sadly, in the post COVID era) is very specific motives and mentalities that are pushed to be exploited. Nothing good or hopeful about propaganda afaik. And religion may offer you some relief but so do video games, cocktails, talks with normal ppl, arts, farts, sports, etc. Should we worship these too? Take everything with moderation. Balance is good. Worshipping (aka fanboyism) anything or anyone is not balanced, it pushes ppl to extremes and makes them closeminded. I could go on but I doubt anyone will ever comment (with actual arguments and no hostility) on even half of the things I typed already.

[@hawkstrike18]

@@ZitiPatrol and atheism is not a religion, it actually stands for lack of any religion. So, opposite of religion. Θεός και στερητικό άλφα :p No God.

[@marcusroizen7424]

4ay!

[@brannonrobinson2433]

Can't get this to load?

[@user-ge1ie3qv8c]

¿Don't You see?. Only be calm and do they Best yourself. But take care and live holidays. Don't work much...stress, anxiety and Big effforts destroy your health.

[@Kamanberu49]

[@palmerthing8381]

If 2020 had a theme

[@chillpithrills6677]

that all can see? Is bb who do the vigilance to the mad vigilance? Eh? Eh? Eh? Eh?

[@MathMadeSimple777]

This song HAS to be about the kingdom of God.

[@beezybeez7231]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6q3fa2Ld6mtj7s Gotta hear this !!!!!!!! :)

[@holeefuksumtingwong5788]

It’s about cancer.

[@ZitiPatrol]

@@holeefuksumtingwong5788 It's about the spirit of humanity What? lol

[@THPS4.]

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[@nathanbustamante1525]

Image of the Invisible is clearly an allusion to the bible, Christ being the image of the invisible God and us being made in the image of God. We're more than carbon and chemicals is a retort to atheists that say that we're nothing special. "Raise up the banner, bend back your bows. Remove the cancer, Take back your souls." This is seems to be clear that he's not talking about literally fighting cancer, but fighting the devil. That's why he says "we all were lost and we are found". Another allusion to the bible about the parable of the prodigal son where the father says, "My son was dead and is alive again. He was lost and is found". Thrice...Trinity. They're christians dude.

[@yelkhan2002]

If you are on mobile, the loading circle spins exactly around the eye in the middle

[@Trenchbaby32]

Tony hawk american wastleland brought me here

[@sarmadisafieh5665]

Where's the lyrics guy?

[@beezybeez7231]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6q3fa2Ld6mtj7s Gotta hear this !!!!!!!! :)

[@nathanokeeweehow2181]

I got you, My Guy. We're more than carbon and chemicals We are the image of the invisible Free will is ours and we can't let go We are the image of the invisible We can't allow this, the quiet cull We are the image of the invisible So we sing out this, our canticle We are the image of the invisible We all were lost and we are found No one can stop us or slow us down We are the named and we are known We know that we'll never walk alone We're more than static and dial tone We are the image of the invisible We're emblematic of the unknown We are the image of the invisible So raise the banner, bend back your bows We are the image of the invisible Remove the cancer, take back your souls We are the image of the invisible We all were lost and we are found No one can stop us or slow us down We are the named and we are known We know that we'll never walk alone Though all the world may hate us, we are named The shadow overtake us, we are known We're more than carbon and chemicals Free will is ours and we can't let go We are the image of the invisible We're more than carbon and chemicals We are the image of the invisible Free will is ours and we can't let go We are the image of the invisible We can't allow this, the quiet cull We are the image of the invisible So we sing out this, our canticle We are the image of the invisible We all were lost and we are found No one can stop us or slow us down We are the named and we are known We know that we'll never walk alone Raise up the banner, bend back your bows Remove the cancer, take back your souls.

[@mayfrasonsier]

This song and Re-Education (Through Labor) are Proletarian anthems.

[@boughtdeadbyChrist]

"We are the image of the invisible" - this is a clear reference to Genesis 1:26ff. This fits because Dustin Kensrue is a Christian, seemingly much more faithfully now than earlier on. The atheistic Marxist worldview of power struggles, which can only be resolved through the strong arm of the state, flatly contradicts the Biblical worldview, even the version that's presented in this song. Marxism (aka socialism/communism) is built on breaking three of the 10 Commandments: coveting (we deserve to have what you have), theft (we can take what you have by force), and idolatry (the state can satisfy all our desires in the place of the one, true, and living God). Coveting and theft are acts of hate towards neighbour because they disrespect the image of God in them. Idolatry is an act of hate towards God because it seeks to usurp His rightful place. In contrast, the entire message of the song can be boiled down to, "We demand to be treated as those made in the image of God (meaning that we have inherent value, dignity, and worth)". Thus, I strongly disagree with you comment regarding this song.

[@pimpsonparade]

@@boughtdeadbyChrist show that commie piece of trash what's up

[@pimpsonparade]

@subhash Recordx I'm actually an atheist, but nice try.

[@bandinamerica3035]

2021: carbon taxes

[@beezybeez7231]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6q3fa2Ld6mtj7s Gotta hear this !!!!!!!! :)

[@dallasconnell3373]

dam this is kinda lame compared to AITA and TIOS

[@alarmclock314]

Cool song, but the lyrics are just Christian platitudes.

[@ariamachi]

who cares

[@beezybeez4207]

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[@mck7646]

A message not heard enough through good and talented bands.

[@ThisWillDestroyYou2]

what a fucking perfect song

[@dominicmccarthy501]

no bisexuals

[@ChristopherSchiffermiller]

"Jesus said, "If they say to you, Where have you come from? say to them, We have come from the Light, from the place where the Light came into being by Itself, established Itself, & appeared in their image. If they say to you, Is it you? say, We are its Children, & we are chosen of the living Father.'" “It was apparent that materialism was in complete control of the economic structure, the final objective of which was for the individual to become part of a system providing economic security at the expense of the human soul, mind, & body. We can only escape from the world by outgrowing the world. Death may take man out of the world but only wisdom can take the world out of man. As long as the human being is obsessed by worldliness, he will suffer from the Karmic consequences of false allegiances. When worldliness is transmuted into Spiritual Integrity he is free even though he still dwells physically among worldly things.” Manly P. Hall kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJOyan5mqcmbq7c kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppawenuBbZyYbNk kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHrHfJWkrdSjm6c