Kíla — The Hour Before the Dawn
Album: Luna Park
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Total ratings: 548
Released: 2003
Length: 3:33
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Total ratings: 548
Length: 3:33
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RP introduced me to them. Now, I have 6 of their tunes on "My Favorites" list. That is why we come here. Thanx RP!
michaeladangelo wrote:
I Agree! Thanx RP!
super beautiful and haunting
I Agree! Thanx RP!
Bumped from 8 to a 9 this morning as I am about to bury another family member with Irish roots this is very appropriate.
Captivating, nonetheless
This straight after Sigur Ros and I thought “ah Bill’s playing some Olafur Arnalds to keep the Icelandic thing going”. Wrong, but did remind me to listen to Mr Arnalds again.
Too sad these days to listen to this kind of music :(
Sounds a lot like "nature boy" by David Bowie
Anyone else hear the tune to Westworld in this song?
super beautiful and haunting
lmic wrote:
Heard that song in here, too, but I've only ever heard it by Johnny Mathis (I think) ...
Bill, you should play "Nature Boy" (Ella's version) after this!
Heard that song in here, too, but I've only ever heard it by Johnny Mathis (I think) ...
Good lord, they stole this album cover straight from Dave Matthews.
Speaking of the hour before dawn, isn't it time for some Madrugada?
This playlist is great and all but for the a.m. a little slow...please pick it up before I go to sleepy sleep.
In listening to a good piano piece, I can close my eyes, drift off some place between the dark and the dawn of consciousness, floating along, lost forever in the cascade of time.
I think that this piano motif is lifted from Keith Jarrett's 70s album the Koln Concert —- only an eighth note has been changed.
Anybody else hear it?
Anybody else hear it?
saddest track on this album, not representing the average
this one annoys me.
A very moving piece.
Whew! Sweet relief after that last horrendous song from Sigur Ros.
Really lovely.
A bit sad but beautiful
jdorn1 wrote:
Gee, you think William is in a somber mood today? Brilliant set of music too!
9:12 am - KiLA - The Hour Before the Dawn
9:09 am - Supergrass - St. Petersburg
9:06 am - Guster - Lightning Rod
8:59 am - Gordon Lightfoot - The Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald
8:54 am - The Tragically Hip - Nautical Disaster
hmm....I think I see a pattern here...
5:26 am - KiLA - The Hour Before the Dawn
5:21 am - Sigur Ros - Hljomalind
5:18 am - Guster - Lightning Rod
5:12 am - Gordon Lightfoot - The Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald
or just a big coincidence
Very interesting set--almost classical contemporary.
DITTO (and no talking heads in sight! great!!}AlienRelic wrote:
Great set.
From a "6" to an "8". I like it!
Haunting - reminds me of camping trips waking on a misty morning and looking across the fields to a quiet river - bliss
Nah. Its just miserable...
jdorn1 wrote:
Gee, you think William is in a somber mood today? Brilliant set of music too!
9:12 am - KiLA - The Hour Before the Dawn
9:09 am - Supergrass - St. Petersburg
9:06 am - Guster - Lightning Rod
8:59 am - Gordon Lightfoot - The Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald
8:54 am - The Tragically Hip - Nautical Disaster
Great set.
I'm reminded of a girl I knew in college who used to let me listen to her practice the piano in a common area at 2:00am. Beautiful.
Just found the 128AAC connection and I think I can hear the felt of the hammers hitting the strings of the piano.
Beauty to listen too, yet the music indicates there is more to come. Love it.
Bill, you should play "Nature Boy" (Ella's version) after this!
I bought this on iTunes after the first few bars
This is gorgeous.
madaxeman wrote:
Music to hallucinate to.Gorgeous.
Feels more like music to take laudanum to and then to write epic poetry to.
Yes, I know. Ended with a preposition. However, the formation "music to <infinitive verb> <noun phrase> to" is too atomic in my mind.
This is amazing. Is the rest of the album like this?
Gee, you think William is in a somber mood today? Brilliant set of music too!
9:12 am - KiLA - The Hour Before the Dawn
9:09 am - Supergrass - St. Petersburg
9:06 am - Guster - Lightning Rod
8:59 am - Gordon Lightfoot - The Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald
8:54 am - The Tragically Hip - Nautical Disaster
Music to hallucinate to.Gorgeous.
Very soothing for this cool, foggy day. It helped me find the zen state that I need to be in to do my seating charts
Haunting; it brought me in from the other room to find out what Tori was up to this time.
ColdBear wrote:
I like the atmosphere, brings me out of myself
funny, it puts me into myself...
JokesandJokesandJokes wrote:
come on you can't eat a song!!
How about Hi-C? Full of note-y goodness!
Just beautiful...
The greatest thing, you'll ever learn....
JohnMac wrote:
seems more like good music for sleeping
maybe that's why it's called "the hour before dawn" :-)
seems more like good music for sleeping
Tux wrote:
Yummie. Good music for while you're working
come on you can't eat a song!!
I like the atmosphere, brings me out of myself
Yes, good music! But for working? I stoped me from work because I had to browse the web to learn more about the artists.
Yummie. Good music for while you're working
A ride on the Casino Pier, Seaside Heights in the early 60s. ...you would swing out over the ocean!