@@nvjq I'd like to know too. Sounds like a one-man show where the guy on stage describes all his own sensations/actions and what he sees in the audience.
I've listened to this broadcast several times, usually while working, and every single time at 44:00 I stop what I'm doing and just listen. Not sure if I've ever heard a more beautiful piece of music.
@@oneoregon I'm not sure there is a meaning. I think it's wholly up to the listener to decipher it. Hecker has said, "I try not to set too much interpretive framework around the work, so it’s not overly conceptual, so that it’s more of an open context, it’s open to a million interpretations, and also makes it more possible to be enigmatic in certain ways, than when it’s totally pinned down and has an attached meaning or structure."
This is so beautiful that it actually hurts a little listening to it, you suddenly get hit with a feeling similar to nostalgia, a thing you can't quite put into words Thank you for uploading it
The saxo at 17:10 sounds like an edited version of "And it fought to scape" from Colin Stetson. (On the same EP Tim is remixing another song from Colin.)
Indeed, though I think Colin Stetson's playing here was recorded during the Virgins sessions. Tim mentioned possibly releasing the track during a Reddit ama...though never happened officially, sadly.
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Tim should really publish a B-sides and rarities compilation. The Live Room remix with the saxophone going nuts is phenomenal.
He's crazy.
the way i RAN over here when someone on reddit mentioned tim + stetson have collaborated. i thought i must be dreaming when i saw it
как же часто я под это засыпал, сегодня впервые проснулся, когда играла эта запись. воистину Тим гений своего дела
I literally just found out this existed and I've been listening to Hecker for three years. Beautiful and captivating stuff!
master of ambient drone....
I like the guy talking
anyone know what the sample is? it sounds interesting
it's making it so hard for me to concentrate
@@nvjq I'd like to know too. Sounds like a one-man show where the guy on stage describes all his own sensations/actions and what he sees in the audience.
@@nvjq Dan Graham's Performer/Audience/Mirror
@@ublej Dan Graham's Performer/Audience/Mirror
I've listened to this broadcast several times, usually while working, and every single time at 44:00 I stop what I'm doing and just listen. Not sure if I've ever heard a more beautiful piece of music.
@@surrealmradio Same. It's my favorite part of that album and I always want it to keep looping.
@@surrealmradio Agreed!
@@GMB57 I've never heard a piece of music that has made me feel this way before.
What do you think is the significance or meaning behind the track that starts at 44:00?
@@oneoregon I'm not sure there is a meaning. I think it's wholly up to the listener to decipher it. Hecker has said, "I try not to set too much interpretive framework around the work, so it’s not overly conceptual, so that it’s more of an open context, it’s open to a million interpretations, and also makes it more possible to be enigmatic in certain ways, than when it’s totally pinned down and has an attached meaning or structure."
God, the track at 39:00 is so gorgeous.
anyone know what the track is? or is it simply unreleased heckz?
@@ashermiller10 Probably unreleased or improvisation.
This is so beautiful that it actually hurts a little listening to it, you suddenly get hit with a feeling similar to nostalgia, a thing you can't quite put into words
Thank you for uploading it
This is beyond incredible
I had to take a step back
I like the audio sample on the first song, reminds me of GY!BE
The saxo at 17:10 sounds like an edited version of "And it fought to scape" from Colin Stetson. (On the same EP Tim is remixing another song from Colin.)
Indeed, though I think Colin Stetson's playing here was recorded during the Virgins sessions. Tim mentioned possibly releasing the track during a Reddit ama...though never happened officially, sadly.
This is so special thank you
Neato, heard this way back. Cool that it's on the tube.
It took me a few days to go past the second track
20:20 colin? :0
thanks
😢
Cool 🆒😎
32:40