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Curve - Unreadable Communication
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2009
- Curve - Unreadable Communication
When you hear the way the others talk,
it makes you wonder what they bothered for
When you see the way opinion swings,
it makes you strive strive strive for greater things
I wasn't born to be good enough for you
I am here to be nobody's fool
When you see the way that loose lips talk,
it makes you cry cry cry for it all to stop
I would like to invite you
to my mother's house
to my bedroom
to play those old records
we know all the words to
and I would like you to kiss me
to crush me to lick me
till I beg you to stop
till you drive me crazy
That's all it take
a subtle movement
That's all it takes
to make the programme
When you hear the way loose lips talk
it makes you wonder what you bothered for
When you see the way opinion swings
it makes you strive strive strive for greater things
That's all it takes
a subtle movement
That's all it takes
to make the programme
This is one of the greatest songs ever created. Just total ecstasy.
Thats fact!!!😃 Nice👍
I used to think the very same. Spot on.
absolutely 1000%
Agreed...and is it about what i think it is?
Yeah!
If I have ever had listened to a song a million times, its this one
😃👍
easily in my top 10 favorite bands of all time, curve is such a magicial essence of a band, toni halliday is an amazing vocalist.
absolutely unbeatable perfect taste of mixture of softness and harshness
The most underrated band THE best in the genre, Toni Halidays angelic vocals are unbeatable!!!!
The crush is real
Butch Vig and the boys and Shirley couldn't have ever come up with anything remotely as good as this in a thousand years
I dont know why this has always been one of my favorite songs. The dragging bass into the chorus transition gets me every time. I just read the lyrics for the first time ... well there is that!
Es un TEMAZO 🔥🎧👌 ( Shoegaze-industrial-TripHop) No se si se dan cuenta pero esta canción fácil podría entrar en el Mezzanine de Massive Attack.
Se parece a dissolve girl
my favorite song on this album, believe it or not i found this cd in kuwait at a makeshift shopette in '93.
I lent this new cd to my gf at the time. I was away for a few years and she either smashed it or threw it away. Learnt a very, very valuable lesson: there's a reason you only ever give em nothing more than mixtapes.
I don't care what anyone says, but I've been a fan for a long time, despite this album got little attention than what it really deserves, but still ranks as my all time favorites ever! That's what is called PROGRESSIVE.
Totally! It's a shame this didn't take off as it should have, to me Cuckoo is one of the most complete and lively albums of the 90's (and maybe of all time).
Also agreed on the progressive aspect, this still sounds visionary after 28 years!
@@dreikaesehochkant thanks for the reply! 😊. But I myself had a retro-thougt to the Wax-Trax days if you do remember. Started mostly industrial, but evolved into lots of electronic. Hence, Autechre, Underworld, ect. The late 90's were definitely a turning point to where we all are now. Even with the Asralworks label. Humm???
Such a great song this band deserved to be huge 💔
This is the greatest song ever recorded in all of music history. It calms you until it f*cks you. After it's done with you, it makes sure you're okay, and you are, but you'll never walk the same way again.
I love Curve -- from their heaviest songs to their softest. Songs like this and "Horror Head" just put so many interesting visuals in my head. You just close your eyes and imagine so much darkness and beautiful images all in one big swoop. It's great when a band can give you all of those things along with great music all at the same time. Hats off to Curve and the music they created for us.
There are a few band out there that can actually take and make noise listenable... Curve was one of them, and this maybe there best track ever.
So ahead of its time.
I lived in Whistler, BC back in 1989-90, then again in 1995-1995. This album was so amazing and ambient and vital to my musicology at that time. Everyone's right: 2:24 is listening to god.
D Ri
Easily my fav Curve song, even over "No Escape From Heaven" & " On the Wheel." Lyrics & sounds drips eros. Love it! Lucky enough to hear this performed live in Atlanta '98.
What a song used to lose myself listening to this when it came out I remember the day the album came out and Toni and dean were signing copies at the virgin megastore on oxford street
One of my most favorite albums ever.
I love this old industrial stuff. This was key to my musical evolution.
Its not industrial mate, its Shoegaze at its finest
@@JayShuffleboson It's shoegaze AND industrial. That is Curve's signature. The blend.
@@JayShuffleboson it can be both I totally hear industrial in the beginning.
Curve is one of a kind and cannot be classified.
Curve is Curve.
"A subtle movement
That's all it takes
to make the programme"
Toni's an incredible strong woman.
Best band ever
yes indeed!
Such a beautiful, deep, endless song. I love to just turn it up loud, close my eyes and get lost in its perfection.
may be the most dynamic song I've ever heard
Along with "No Escape From Heaven" their best ever song. No idea how bands today can even try to compare their crap with this!
Man, i love Toni!
I remember seeing them live a few times and they were incredible but your ears were ringing for days after lol...But then I went and saw MBV...and that was 2 decibels below real pain!!
def my favorite curve song ♥
Massive Attack should have been listening to it a lot when they recorded the album 100th Window... Obvious
Cool!
One of the best Curve songs for sure. For those in AU, the intro synths are part of the RAGE intro track.
Wow I have known this song for a long time and I just read the lyrics for the first time!
Aural ecstasy. Thanks so much for posting this.
her vocals are so ethereal
I think D.M's "Songs of Faith and Devotion" was a huge influence on the sound of this Album.
+Philip Archer I could imagine how songs like "Crystal", "Superblaster" and this one could be influenced a little by some Depeche Mode. Songs of Faith and Devotion was definitely a pretty dark piece of work, and definitely fits with Cuckoo.
It sounds like something Alan wilder would've done
Yup. 'In Your Room' in particular reminds me of this song.
Ahem - Flood produced both albums pretty much at the same time, so it's not like SOFAD influenced Cuckoo or the other way around, it's just Flood's trademark sound of that time period. ;)
I'm hearing The Tinderbox (of a heart) at the end
A staple on Coast 1040... those who remember, remember
Perfume Tree too
Late 80's Early 90's Vancity.... gone but not forgotten, yet
this is good stuff
just blowing mind jesus!
Criminally underrated I've heard their album doppelganger but not this song. Hoping it's on spotify it would be perfect for my playlist
Still listening 2018 xx
ART
This is soo good!
totally awesome
Stabbing Westward keyboards probably got some influence from this song (1:48). This is next level stuff.
Una banda molt avançada al seu temps... El seu so encara sona potent 30 anys després. 😎👍
I love you so much!!!!
Perfection.
Brilliant
Awesome
Diva mechanicularum.
отлично
great
The last time something hit my ears as strongly as 2:24 does I saw my wife give birth. I knew I should have taken my ipod into the delivery room.
It does sound like something momentous is emerging from a portal
❤❤❤❤❤.....
@turboslag yes it does, fantastic goosebumps and chills
The production is Depeche Mode influenced
Same producer
@@eefjuh5533 only band he know..
I would like to invite you
to my mother's house
to my bedroom
to play those old
records
we know all the words to
my favourite lyrics part
įspūdinga.
Curve was Bjork BEFORE Bjork was Bjork!
Not quite...
Yeah im gonna have to go with phanta on this one. Bjork is just too whackie.
Bjork was out there way before this album hit. But I get why you are saying it ... Curve was sublime ... no need to even bring Bjork into it.
Curve and Bjork, to me, are on the same spectrum. No need to compare the two though, as it's a wide spectrum.
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As far as I'm concerned this was Curve at its peak and everything after this wasn't as good. Sorry to say it, but they just kind of went downhill after this album. IMHOA