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The Microphones Foram Uma Banda Lo-Fi De Olympia Washington E Tinha Como Líder Phil Elvrum. Em 2004 Elvrum Anunciou Que O Nome The Microphones Seria Mudado Para Mount Eerie. No Entanto No Final De 2006 Lançou Um Single Utilizando O Nome Antigo Da Banda "Two Songs" Dos The Microphones Causando Confusão Se O Nome Seria Readotado Ou Não.
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The-Microphones - The Glow, Part 2
The First Song On The Microphones' Third And Most Well-Known Album “The Glow Pt. 2“. In The Aftermath Of A Catastrophic Event Most Probably A Breakup All The Commotion And Turmoil Have Died Down. Now That He’s All Alone All He Wants Is Change – For The Wind To Blow And Take Him Anywhere Else. This Song Sets Up The Tone Of The Aftermath Of Loss For The Whole Album As Well As The Themes Of Using Nature As A Way To Cope With Emotion And The Overwhelming Feeling That Something Big Has Been Lost. This Track Was Featured On The Song Exploder Podcast In Which Phil Dissects The Musical And Lyrical Development Of The Song. “I Don’t Remember What Got Me Thinking About Storms As A Metaphor For Emotional Turmoil But There Were A Bunch Of Songs On This Theme. This One I Remember Writing Discovering The Guitar Line Sitting On The Guest Bed In My Friend Mirah’s Parents’ House Outside Philadelphia In The Fall Of 2000 In The Middle Of A Long Tour. Life At Home Was Confusing And Stagnant And So ‘I Want Wind To Blow.…’ Means ‘I Want Crazy Events To Happen To Me. I’m Tired Of Gray. Give Me Black Or White.’ Also My Hometown Anacortes Is More Exposed And More Windy On Its Island Than The Basin Holding Olympia Where I Lived At The Time. I Missed Home.” The Believer – PHIL ELVERUM ON SIX OF HIS SONGS
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The Microphones Foram Uma Banda Lo-Fi De Olympia Washington E Tinha Como Líder Phil Elvrum. Em 2004 Elvrum Anunciou Que O Nome The Microphones Seria Mudado Para Mount Eerie. No Entanto No Final De 2006 Lançou Um Single Utilizando O Nome Antigo Da Banda "Two Songs" Dos The Microphones Causando Confusão Se O Nome Seria Readotado Ou Não.
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The first song on The Microphones' third and most well-known album, “The Glow Pt. 2“. In the aftermath of a catastrophic event (most probably a breakup), all the commotion and turmoil have died down. Now that he’s all alone, all he wants is change – for the wind to blow and take him anywhere else.
This song sets up the tone of the aftermath of loss for the whole album, as well as the themes of using nature as a way to cope with emotion and the overwhelming feeling that something big has been lost.
This track was featured on the Song Exploder podcast, in which Phil dissects the musical and lyrical development of the song.
“I don’t remember what got me thinking about storms as a metaphor for emotional turmoil, but there were a bunch of songs on this theme. This one I remember writing, discovering the guitar line, sitting on the guest bed in my friend Mirah’s parents’ house outside Philadelphia in the fall of 2000 in the middle of a long tour. Life at home was confusing and stagnant and so ‘I want wind to blow.…’ means ‘I want crazy events to happen to me. I’m tired of gray. Give me black or white.’ Also, my hometown, Anacortes, is more exposed and more windy on its island than the basin holding Olympia, where I lived at the time. I missed home.”
The Believer – PHIL ELVERUM ON SIX OF HIS SONGS Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.