Just returned from NYC where u saw this ( may 2024) on broadway- I cried , laughed & was deeply moved - If you get a chance to see this it’s unbelievably amazing! The dancers were just incredible. My son and I both cried holding hands during one part of the performance! There’s no dialogue - I am a southerner by birth but I know now why New Yorkers never want to leave ! The shows!!
I’m in tears now. I’ve been looking for this album and this artist for a while because i partially lost some memories and i finally found this album … and i just realized that i recently listened to mystery of love !! I’ve been already connected!!
I'm curious to know how that happened? Did you listened to it a lot, but suddenly forgot the name or something? Anyways, glad to see you see you rediscovered Illinois, it's straight up a masterpiece
timestamps 0:00 concerning the ufo sighting near highland, illinois 2:09 the great hawk war, or, how to demolish an entire civilisation and still feel good about yourself in the morning, or, we apologize for the inconvenience but you’re going to have to leave now, or, ‘i have fought the big knives and will continue to fight them until they are off our lands!’ 4:24 come on! feel the illinoise! (part I: the world’s Colombian exposition - part II: carl sandburg visits me in a dream 11:09 john wayne gacy, jr. 14:30 jacksonville 19:54 a short reprise for mary todd, who went insane, but for very good reasons 20:42 decatur, or, round of applause for your stepmother 23:46 one last ‘woo-hoo!’ for the pullman 23:52 chicago (also titled ‘go! chicago! go! yeah!’ on vinyl) 29:57 casimir pulaski day 35:51 to the workers of the rock river valley region, i have an idea concerning your predicament, and it involves tube socks, a paper airplane, and twenty-two able-bodied men 37:32 the man of metropolis steals our hearts 43:49 prairie fire that wonders about (peoria) 46:00 a conjunction of drones simulating the way in which sufjan stevens has an existential crisis in the great godfrey maze 46:20 the predatory wasp of the palisades is out to get us! 51:43 they are night zombies!! they are neighbours!! they have come back from the dead!! ahhhh! 56:53 let’s hear that string part again, because i don’t think they heard it all the way out in bushnell 57:33 in this temple as in the hearts of man for whom he saved the earth 58:08 the seer’s tower 1:02:03 the tallest man, the broadest shoulders (part I: the great frontier - part II: come to me only with playthings now) 1:09:05 riffs and variations on a single note for jelly roll, earl hines, louis armstrong, baby dodds, and the king of swing, to name a few 1:09:53 out of egypt, into the great laugh of mankind, and i shake the dirt from my sandals as i run thank me later
@@perrotortugaestacogido You can really call any of their albums adventurous. Disco Volante’s my fav, but Illinois barely wins by a bitty margin. The transition on California from track 1 to 2 still blows me away tho hahaha!
Hey Everyone, I see a lot of you are commenting and stuff. I just uploaded the album because the Discord bot i was using didn't managed to play the song so i tried putting it under my YT Channel and i forgot to put the video in private. oops.
I cant believe i shrugged off this album for so long, it sounded boring when i first heard bits and pieces of it without context, and i ended up depriving myself of such beautiful melodies
I know people in their 50s or 60s who still listen to the same old stuff, hanging on to it, not growing in their musical taste one bit. It's fine for them, but I've always felt sorry for them. My musical taste has changed enormously since I was young (except one core element: I've always loved beautiful harmonies and melodies). I can appreciate and even love music that I would have probably hated when I was younger. And I'm so glad I can do that, since it opens up new worlds... and Sufjan Stevens is a world in itself which I've only recently discovered. I'm 51, by the way.
I love the Midwest! Driving from Detroit, Sufjan's birthplace, to Chicago or New York, and listening to this music is just awesome. The Midwest is also the birthplace of Prince, Madonna, Michael Jackson, and many other musicians.
Born and raised in Illinois (southern). I now live in a shit hole called Florida and I too long for the Midwest. Can’t wait to move back. Hope you can a visit sometime!
Such an iconic masterpiece. This album has it all. This work is so complete, with mezmerizing, rich, diverse instrumentation and expertly crafted, beautiful themes. Its timeless. In my opinion, one of the most interesting, captivating, complete albums ive ever heard.
Marvellous masterpiece that points in so many directions. It aims for the future without neglecting the past. Although this is not prog rock (at least as it used to be in the 70s), for me there's a clear attitude towards music and art that can only qualify as "progressive". Thank God and thank Sufjan for such amazing music.
@@yo4156 nothing pedantic about helping someone out. I would rather someone corrected me like this than to go on using a word wrongly all my life. I feel I was rather polite in my correction...
I used to listen to this album all the time when I was a young child in the early 00s, in the car mostly, along with other albums from the time like Aerial by Kate Bush, and The Rising by Bruce Springsteen. Whenever I hear it I feel melancholy. Melancholy is what Victor Hugo called "the happiness of being sad". I think that's it. I find my mind is full of light when the piano begins at the start of the album (although the very first sound you hear is the creak of a piano stool, or a creaky piano pedal or something). But throughout the album, memories move in my mind's eye when I listen. The past doesn't exactly come alive in my head, but it half-lives, it half comes alive: I can not quite but almost see that beautiful light my memories are full of, a long summer I feel like I will never encounter again, like that. Sufjan is a creator of beautiful things. I thank him for that. If I ever meet him I will personally thank him for being one that can create such beautiful music.
I love this album so much. Blew my mind when I was 19 and still does now at 26. So many great tracks, jacksonville, decatur, casimir pulaski day, predatory wasp of the pallisades, seers tower, and the intro concerning the ufo sighting are my favourites. This is a great album to get lost in it's just pure creativity
The predatory wasps of the pallisades are out ro get us! is one of my favorite songs on this album and I have loved it since I was a young teenager. Now years later I have a young daughter who just this summer learned to fear wasps and this song reminds me how no matter how much I love and care for her, there will be things that I cannot (always) protect her from, like wasps, or the loss of a friend.
I come back to this album at least once a year and it floors me every time - it's absolutely amazing. I'm from Ireland but first time I listened to it I was travelling back and form to the US around the great lakes and so really brings back memories and emotions that really match the music.
Rapidly approaching mine too. Chicago is a particular highlight. So much creativity & consideration on every single track. Just about as close to perfection as you can get imho. Only caught it by algorithmic chance about 2 weeks back. Smitten since. Pure Gold! 😀
@@un_cog9677 In your opinion at least. I prefer Michigan, Seven Swans, and Illinois all in comparison to The Age of Adz. It was a big departure for me. More a reflection of his state of mind.
the first time i listened to this album, few years back now my step grandad was in hospital, recovering from a very bad shake in his health, but he was on the mend. i was going to see him the week after so when my parents asked me if i wanted to go (but told me not to, since it would be a boring day and id see him the week after), but i declined and instead sat and listened to this album for the first time, along with some of my favourite albums from other artists at the time (we're talking moenie and kitcki, i need to start a garden, pretty standard stuff) and i just knew something was different that night idk what it was. anyways, he died that night. and i think that says everything about just how much this album means to me.
Thank you for sharing. I have that same kind of connection with an entirely different artist and album: George Michael - Older. I remember listening to it while lying down on the couch at home, headphones on, with right next to me my dad lying on a medical bed, dying of cancer... back in january1997. I'm still wondering how I could have listened to that stuff and actually enjoy it... but the truth is, I did. It was a thing of beauty that kept me going in dark times. It's that same link between special music and life changing events.
Absolutely one of my favorite albums. ❤❤❤ I know it’ll probably never happen, but it be would be so cool if Sufjan went back to this project and wrote A song PER state (not a full album for each state lol)
It’d be cool but I think Illinois and Michigan are special states because they have personal connections for him. I’m unsure if he has a link to every other state
Crazy AMAZING isn't it. Just makes you wonder how many other diamonds there are lurking in youtube's auto-suggestion algorithms. I stumbled upon it probably a month ago after a Radiohead catch-up binge. It's so deliberately and beautifully 'wonky'. Just love the whole vibe of it. I'm hoping to visit the midwest from the UK this year, my girl lives in Iowa.
Ay first, I really didint like this. Seemed too pretentious and didint like the vocals. But over time, this album grew on me so much, and now it’s one of my favorites and can say with confidence this is a masterpiece.
Hola Soy latino, no sé inglés y siempre creí que la trama del álbum trataba de Extraterrestres llegando a Illinois la noche de Navidad, dónde también se celebra el cumpleaños de un niño que no se llama Jesús, Al niño se le pierde su cabra mascota, y a la familia se le pierde el cumpleañero en la gran ciudad y deben buscarlo en lo que avistan los platillos voladores aterrizando para comunicarse con los humanos, y los humanos no es que quieran serlo (y mucho menos en víspera de fiestas) pero son unos idiotas o tienen miedo porque no hay baldes de agua fría para calmarse y escuchar, Prueba de esto es un detective que va protegiendo la ciudad de absolutamente nada en lo que se aproximan fuerzas militares al lugar, afortunadamente ningún alien resultó herido porque tienen muy mala puntería, ya tendrán una idea de quién fue el único niño que escuchó a los aliens sin cubrirse los ojos ;) El resto de la historia se escribe solo.
here you go: 0:00 concerning the ufo sighting near highland, illinois 2:09 the great hawk war, or, how to demolish an entire civilisation and still feel good about yourself in the morning, or, we apologize for the inconvenience but you’re going to have to leave now, or, ‘i have fought the big knives and will continue to fight them until they are off our lands!’ 4:24 come on! feel the illinoise! (part I: the world’s Colombian exposition - part II: carl sandburg visits me in a dream 11:09 john wayne gacy, jr. 14:30 jacksonville 19:54 a short reprise for mary todd, who went insane, but for very good reasons 20:42 decatur, or, round of applause for your stepmother 23:46 one last ‘woo-hoo!’ for the pullman 23:52 chicago 29:57 casimir pulaski day 35:51 to the workers of the rock river valley region, i have an idea concerning your predicament, and it involves tube socks, a paper airplane, and twenty-two able-bodied men 37:32 the man of metropolis steals our hearts 43:49 prairie fire that wonders about (peoria) 46:00 a conjunction of drones simulating the way in which sufjan stevens has an existential crisis in the great godfrey maze 46:20 the predatory wasp of the palisades is out to get us! 51:43 they are night zombies!! they are neighbours!! they have come back from the dead!! ahhhh! 56:53 let’s hear that string part again, because i don’t think they heard it all the way out in bushnell 57:33 in this temple as in the hearts of man for whom he saved the earth 58:08 the seer’s tower 1:02:03 the tallest man, the broadest shoulders (part I: the great frontier - part II: come to me only with playthings now) 1:09:05 riffs and variations on a single note for jelly roll, earl hines, louis armstrong, baby dodds, and the king of swing, to name a few 1:09:53 out of egypt, into the great laugh of mankind, and i shake the dirt from my sandals as i run
START with HIMM walking arounf the Hyperinflatiom -- the Hans like visit Karl or how?? Then Glory seen in Back, the Push and Senate afterwards... Staleen vs Him as Kylian vs Messi In WC TSAR SEEN TO ESXAPE AND GATHER FORCES AROUND S. KOREA WE NECER SEE THEM IN ACTION OR INSIDE THE COINTEY BEFORE -- JUST THINK THEY MIGHT HAVE WON AS WORD KF THE FRANDFATHER WJEN THE ISLES LOSES
And then he moved to New York and never made anything as beautiful as this ever again. The Onion also turned to crap when they moved to NYC. I don’t get why artists move to NY.
He moved to new york basically right after his debut album was released, the entirety of this album was written and recorded there, so I'm unsure what you're going on about.
He was living in New York when he wrote this and its predecessor Seven Swans. Subsequent releases All delighted People Age of ADZ, Carrie and Lowell are all beautiful IMO. Sorry bruh
I have tried to get into it 😕, but am not feeling it. Very odd, considering I like almost everything. After repeated listens It seems boring or a cliche some how. Sorry, but no. 👎 😞
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Just returned from NYC where u saw this ( may 2024) on broadway- I cried , laughed & was deeply moved -
If you get a chance to see this it’s unbelievably amazing!
The dancers were just incredible. My son and I both cried holding hands during one part of the performance!
There’s no dialogue -
I am a southerner by birth but I know now why New Yorkers never want to leave ! The shows!!
How many can't wait for Broadway??? Yahoooooooooo Great Illinoise!
saw it first weekend... phenomenal
@@thesidarlucky you!
@@thesidar ohhhh i'm soo jelly! so glad it was good. I'm in Vancouver so kinda far. hopefully it tours!
Just saw it yesterday! It’s brilliant! Justin Peck really made this album a visual masterpiece as well as an auditory one now! 💜
What!? This is on Broadway! Holy Cow. That is amazing.
I’m in tears now. I’ve been looking for this album and this artist for a while because i partially lost some memories and i finally found this album … and i just realized that i recently listened to mystery of love !! I’ve been already connected!!
Congrats on being able to discover Sufjan Steven's music twice at least! Sorry about your memory though.
Happens to the best of us. Just watched the show The Bear featuring Chicago and had a blast from the past. Now I'm here, remembering.
Here's another beautiful album, if you are still looking for new loveliness 😸 czcams.com/video/uXTdOefqGf0/video.html
I'm curious to know how that happened? Did you listened to it a lot, but suddenly forgot the name or something?
Anyways, glad to see you see you rediscovered Illinois, it's straight up a masterpiece
timestamps
0:00 concerning the ufo sighting near highland, illinois
2:09 the great hawk war, or, how to demolish an entire civilisation and still feel good about yourself in the morning, or, we apologize for the inconvenience but you’re going to have to leave now, or, ‘i have fought the big knives and will continue to fight them until they are off our lands!’
4:24 come on! feel the illinoise! (part I: the world’s Colombian exposition - part II: carl sandburg visits me in a dream
11:09 john wayne gacy, jr.
14:30 jacksonville
19:54 a short reprise for mary todd, who went insane, but for very good reasons
20:42 decatur, or, round of applause for your stepmother
23:46 one last ‘woo-hoo!’ for the pullman
23:52 chicago (also titled ‘go! chicago! go! yeah!’ on vinyl)
29:57 casimir pulaski day
35:51 to the workers of the rock river valley region, i have an idea concerning your predicament, and it involves tube socks, a paper airplane, and twenty-two able-bodied men
37:32 the man of metropolis steals our hearts
43:49 prairie fire that wonders about (peoria)
46:00 a conjunction of drones simulating the way in which sufjan stevens has an existential crisis in the great godfrey maze
46:20 the predatory wasp of the palisades is out to get us!
51:43 they are night zombies!! they are neighbours!! they have come back from the dead!! ahhhh!
56:53 let’s hear that string part again, because i don’t think they heard it all the way out in bushnell
57:33 in this temple as in the hearts of man for whom he saved the earth
58:08 the seer’s tower
1:02:03 the tallest man, the broadest shoulders (part I: the great frontier - part II: come to me only with playthings now)
1:09:05 riffs and variations on a single note for jelly roll, earl hines, louis armstrong, baby dodds, and the king of swing, to name a few
1:09:53 out of egypt, into the great laugh of mankind, and i shake the dirt from my sandals as i run
thank me later
Perfect but officially Chicago is called "Go! Chicago! Go! Yeah!" . The rest is correct :)
Diolch yn fawr, Owain.
@@mizofan croeso
Thank you man! I really love the name of the songs of this album
thanks
I don't know any album that sounds more like an adventure than this one
Mr. Bungle’s a trip!
@@VARAWK One of my favorite bands too, California is one of my favorite albums ever
@@perrotortugaestacogido You can really call any of their albums adventurous. Disco Volante’s my fav, but Illinois barely wins by a bitty margin. The transition on California from track 1 to 2 still blows me away tho hahaha!
@@perrotortugaestacogido OML just realizing now Bungle is in Ur bannerrr
Kid A
Hey Everyone, I see a lot of you are commenting and stuff. I just uploaded the album because the Discord bot i was using didn't managed to play the song so i tried putting it under my YT Channel and i forgot to put the video in private. oops.
I cant believe i shrugged off this album for so long, it sounded boring when i first heard bits and pieces of it without context, and i ended up depriving myself of such beautiful melodies
I know people in their 50s or 60s who still listen to the same old stuff, hanging on to it, not growing in their musical taste one bit. It's fine for them, but I've always felt sorry for them. My musical taste has changed enormously since I was young (except one core element: I've always loved beautiful harmonies and melodies). I can appreciate and even love music that I would have probably hated when I was younger. And I'm so glad I can do that, since it opens up new worlds... and Sufjan Stevens is a world in itself which I've only recently discovered. I'm 51, by the way.
went to the Broadway show and it does it beautiful justice
Bro I'm Southeast Asian. Literally never been to America. And yet
I LONG FOR THE MIDWEST.
listen, this album is phenomenal, but as someone from the midwest you do NOT want to come here lmao
Same LMAO
I love the Midwest! Driving from Detroit, Sufjan's birthplace, to Chicago or New York, and listening to this music is just awesome. The Midwest is also the birthplace of Prince, Madonna, Michael Jackson, and many other musicians.
Born and raised in Illinois (southern). I now live in a shit hole called Florida and I too long for the Midwest. Can’t wait to move back. Hope you can a visit sometime!
That's so Awesome!!! ❤
Such an iconic masterpiece. This album has it all. This work is so complete, with mezmerizing, rich, diverse instrumentation and expertly crafted, beautiful themes. Its timeless. In my opinion, one of the most interesting, captivating, complete albums ive ever heard.
I'm from Illinois, i love that all the titles of the songs have somethingto do with the Midwest. Missing home rn
This is the blueprint for music. Unbelievable collection of songs. X
Going Saturday; can't wait.
Marvellous masterpiece that points in so many directions. It aims for the future without neglecting the past. Although this is not prog rock (at least as it used to be in the 70s), for me there's a clear attitude towards music and art that can only qualify as "progressive". Thank God and thank Sufjan for such amazing music.
I agree. Lots of unique instrument blends, odd time signatures, and musical diversity make this album feel so progressive yet so fluid and accessible.
This album is so underrated among publicity but it gained so much critical acclaim. I love the complexion of his music.
complexion is like colour of skin, texture etc. I think you meant complexity. p.s.: sorry
@@stillwaitingforblackmetalr2503 he can still use it as an adjective, try to think what he meant instead of being pedantic ;)
@@yo4156 nothing pedantic about helping someone out. I would rather someone corrected me like this than to go on using a word wrongly all my life. I feel I was rather polite in my correction...
@@stillwaitingforblackmetalr2503 he isn't even wrong, complexion or texture as you say is used to describe music so often.
@@yo4156 Texture, yes. Complexion, no. At least I can't find any mention of this anywhere. Perhaps in a foreign language?
I used to listen to this album all the time when I was a young child in the early 00s, in the car mostly, along with other albums from the time like Aerial by Kate Bush, and The Rising by Bruce Springsteen. Whenever I hear it I feel melancholy. Melancholy is what Victor Hugo called "the happiness of being sad". I think that's it. I find my mind is full of light when the piano begins at the start of the album (although the very first sound you hear is the creak of a piano stool, or a creaky piano pedal or something). But throughout the album, memories move in my mind's eye when I listen. The past doesn't exactly come alive in my head, but it half-lives, it half comes alive: I can not quite but almost see that beautiful light my memories are full of, a long summer I feel like I will never encounter again, like that. Sufjan is a creator of beautiful things. I thank him for that. If I ever meet him I will personally thank him for being one that can create such beautiful music.
Appreciate that you mention Aerial by Kate Bush. That album is a masterpiece-I don’t say that lightly. Thank you for that.
you articulated "nostalgia" nicely
I love this album so much. Blew my mind when I was 19 and still does now at 26. So many great tracks, jacksonville, decatur, casimir pulaski day, predatory wasp of the pallisades, seers tower, and the intro concerning the ufo sighting are my favourites. This is a great album to get lost in it's just pure creativity
this album man
Ahhhh it’s … just
The predatory wasps of the pallisades are out ro get us! is one of my favorite songs on this album and I have loved it since I was a young teenager.
Now years later I have a young daughter who just this summer learned to fear wasps and this song reminds me how no matter how much I love and care for her, there will be things that I cannot (always) protect her from, like wasps, or the loss of a friend.
I come back to this album at least once a year and it floors me every time - it's absolutely amazing. I'm from Ireland but first time I listened to it I was travelling back and form to the US around the great lakes and so really brings back memories and emotions that really match the music.
Work of a genius.... nothing less
id say its a little less than that
@@seIfboost I'd say it's a little more than that
@@seIfboost Close enough for me
You will laugh, I am 47 years old and today I will listen to this album for the first time))
There is no shame in discovering beautiful art at any age :)
Better late than never!
I'm 60 and on my maiden voyage today. :-)
Not laughing but jealous, it must be amazing to experience this album for the first time again.
God is day and night, winter and summer, war and peace, surfeit and hunger.
Heraclitus BC
What a great creation...and self-performed and recorded, to boot!
Thanks so much :)
This album is pure Sunshine.
Love every second of the bugger!
This album is very helpful for me especially when it comes to writing
My favourite album of all time, just thought y’all should know that 😀😀😀
Rapidly approaching mine too. Chicago is a particular highlight. So much creativity & consideration on every single track. Just about as close to perfection as you can get imho.
Only caught it by algorithmic chance about 2 weeks back. Smitten since. Pure Gold! 😀
His Album after this is the zenith of music
@@un_cog9677 In your opinion at least. I prefer Michigan, Seven Swans, and Illinois all in comparison to The Age of Adz. It was a big departure for me. More a reflection of his state of mind.
thank you for this music💫❤💫
This album brings peace, good songs.
Gran disco ❤️
0:01 damn im already crying
Questo album è un viaggio. This record is a trip.
Bello vedere un italiano sotto ad un capolavoro del genere
Ciao
Salve!! :D
one of my favourite albums
the first time i listened to this album, few years back now my step grandad was in hospital, recovering from a very bad shake in his health, but he was on the mend. i was going to see him the week after so when my parents asked me if i wanted to go (but told me not to, since it would be a boring day and id see him the week after), but i declined and instead sat and listened to this album for the first time, along with some of my favourite albums from other artists at the time (we're talking moenie and kitcki, i need to start a garden, pretty standard stuff) and i just knew something was different that night idk what it was. anyways, he died that night. and i think that says everything about just how much this album means to me.
Thank you for sharing. I have that same kind of connection with an entirely different artist and album: George Michael - Older. I remember listening to it while lying down on the couch at home, headphones on, with right next to me my dad lying on a medical bed, dying of cancer... back in january1997. I'm still wondering how I could have listened to that stuff and actually enjoy it... but the truth is, I did. It was a thing of beauty that kept me going in dark times. It's that same link between special music and life changing events.
Sorry, no news: He's a genius with a quite too big heart
Surreal
I love how positives sufjan fans are
Absolutely one of my favorite albums. ❤❤❤ I know it’ll probably never happen, but it be would be so cool if Sufjan went back to this project and wrote A song PER state (not a full album for each state lol)
It’d be cool but I think Illinois and Michigan are special states because they have personal connections for him. I’m unsure if he has a link to every other state
What a finish!
wtf, this is so good.
Crazy AMAZING isn't it. Just makes you wonder how many other diamonds there are lurking in youtube's auto-suggestion algorithms. I stumbled upon it probably a month ago after a Radiohead catch-up binge. It's so deliberately and beautifully 'wonky'. Just love the whole vibe of it. I'm hoping to visit the midwest from the UK this year, my girl lives in Iowa.
history involved itself~
DAMN BOI
Yes yes
It's a beautiful chronicle play to the state of IL.
please also buy actual album
this is my go to album to fuck
Greatest album of this century, right?
Of this eternity
Without equal.
Ay first, I really didint like this. Seemed too pretentious and didint like the vocals. But over time, this album grew on me so much, and now it’s one of my favorites and can say with confidence this is a masterpiece.
Je me revois prendre une claque absolue en découvrant cet album au casque
My dog I had for 8 year has been put down so I’m trying a try not to cry challenge but I failed
Hola Soy latino, no sé inglés y siempre creí que la trama del álbum trataba de Extraterrestres llegando a Illinois la noche de Navidad, dónde también se celebra el cumpleaños de un niño que no se llama Jesús,
Al niño se le pierde su cabra mascota, y a la familia se le pierde el cumpleañero en la gran ciudad y deben buscarlo en lo que avistan los platillos voladores aterrizando para comunicarse con los humanos, y los humanos no es que quieran serlo (y mucho menos en víspera de fiestas) pero son unos idiotas o tienen miedo porque no hay baldes de agua fría para calmarse y escuchar,
Prueba de esto es un detective que va protegiendo la ciudad de absolutamente nada en lo que se aproximan fuerzas militares al lugar, afortunadamente ningún alien resultó herido porque tienen muy mala puntería, ya tendrán una idea de quién fue el único niño que escuchó a los aliens sin cubrirse los ojos ;)
El resto de la historia se escribe solo.
0:00
2:13
4:29
23:52
51:45
i remember this when i was 3?!?!??
i think this is the one
YEP THIS IS THE ONE
good job!!! :]
@@shobarbaba thank you from a month later :)
@@kesaya3806 keseya you're welcome from 36 minutes later :)
Title is possibly a take on the Slade song ' cum on feel the noize '... if so , good reference... a classic 70s hit!
I was there, 300 years ago... Just kidding, I've never left.
This, in the nicest way possible, sounds like The Sims menu music lmao
Not even gonna lie i thought about this a few times. Still banging tho
The Sims is when woodwinds
This feels like it could be a cousin to tally hall
37:31 man of metropolis
11:30
Génesis ?
Time stamps? Please!
here you go:
0:00 concerning the ufo sighting near highland, illinois
2:09 the great hawk war, or, how to demolish an entire civilisation and still feel good about yourself in the morning, or, we apologize for the inconvenience but you’re going to have to leave now, or, ‘i have fought the big knives and will continue to fight them until they are off our lands!’
4:24 come on! feel the illinoise! (part I: the world’s Colombian exposition - part II: carl sandburg visits me in a dream
11:09 john wayne gacy, jr.
14:30 jacksonville
19:54 a short reprise for mary todd, who went insane, but for very good reasons
20:42 decatur, or, round of applause for your stepmother
23:46 one last ‘woo-hoo!’ for the pullman
23:52 chicago
29:57 casimir pulaski day
35:51 to the workers of the rock river valley region, i have an idea concerning your predicament, and it involves tube socks, a paper airplane, and twenty-two able-bodied men
37:32 the man of metropolis steals our hearts
43:49 prairie fire that wonders about (peoria)
46:00 a conjunction of drones simulating the way in which sufjan stevens has an existential crisis in the great godfrey maze
46:20 the predatory wasp of the palisades is out to get us!
51:43 they are night zombies!! they are neighbours!! they have come back from the dead!! ahhhh!
56:53 let’s hear that string part again, because i don’t think they heard it all the way out in bushnell
57:33 in this temple as in the hearts of man for whom he saved the earth
58:08 the seer’s tower
1:02:03 the tallest man, the broadest shoulders (part I: the great frontier - part II: come to me only with playthings now)
1:09:05 riffs and variations on a single note for jelly roll, earl hines, louis armstrong, baby dodds, and the king of swing, to name a few
1:09:53 out of egypt, into the great laugh of mankind, and i shake the dirt from my sandals as i run
Wheres superman?
START with HIMM walking arounf the Hyperinflatiom -- the Hans like visit Karl or how??
Then Glory seen in Back, the Push and Senate afterwards...
Staleen vs Him as Kylian vs Messi In WC
TSAR SEEN TO ESXAPE AND GATHER FORCES AROUND S. KOREA
WE NECER SEE THEM IN ACTION OR INSIDE THE COINTEY BEFORE -- JUST THINK THEY MIGHT HAVE WON AS WORD KF THE FRANDFATHER
WJEN THE ISLES LOSES
Also fhe Isles expreimenting Indeed Freed TANSPARENXE BJT NEVER WAS ANYONE LINKED AS GOD OR OTHERS...
JUST CAMD TO BE THERE AND SEE
And then he moved to New York and never made anything as beautiful as this ever again. The Onion also turned to crap when they moved to NYC. I don’t get why artists move to NY.
He moved to new york basically right after his debut album was released, the entirety of this album was written and recorded there, so I'm unsure what you're going on about.
He was living in New York when he wrote this and its predecessor Seven Swans. Subsequent releases All delighted People Age of ADZ, Carrie and Lowell are all beautiful IMO. Sorry bruh
I just don't get it.
ok
Why do Illinois suck so bad?
What?
You like music for children under 8 this is for adults! You hate creativity?
Because you enjoy AJR
illinoise more like the NOISE from this album made me ILL
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I have tried to get into it 😕, but am not feeling it. Very odd, considering I like almost everything. After repeated listens It seems boring or a cliche some how. Sorry, but no. 👎 😞
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