Shnootz - Reaction Video (Erasure - All through the Years)

What's up, people! I'm back with another Erasure reaction, and this time we listen to "All through the Years" on their I Say I Say I Say album (1994), and I was fascinated the way this title followed the track "Always." Regardless, this was another fun tune that put me in a good mood, so join me as we listen to more awesome Erasure. Cheers!

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[hectorserna]

This song….my god. Visual music making. I can feel myself on a spaceship headed for the stars. Beautiful track.

[jakehoule]

Great song. Love the background vocals!

[donnamusic]

So glad you're enjoying this album as much as I do. And I'm listening again with fresh ears as I think sometimes when you hear a song quite often you go on automatic pilot and don't hear everything. I don't know if I'm explaining myself very well. Anyway great reaction. Thanks again

[shine]

Love this song. The start always reminds me of water droplets. Almost as though the music is a living thing

[adamlewis]

This song literally has like 40 layers of synths and not one of them distracts you from the main focus of the song.

[sebzematik]

"Longing to sail on through the night to the stars
On until sunrise where the moon hides her tears"

This album never touches ground, and it's very obvious here.

[MarkSatchwillArt]

One of my faves on the album. I think it's someone remembering some episode in their past and possibly facing the end of their life. It's heavily influenced by Abba's track Move On - those lalalala's in the background - but also thematically I think there's a bit of Fernando on there - sitting by the fire, remembering the past. We know Andy is a huge Abba fan, as am I. It's gorgeous anyway.

[handsolo]

I can tell that you are enjoying this era of Erasure and their acid sounds and are revaluating DM from the same era.

[SonomaBill]

revisited your listen to this track. And might have missed it the first time around . . you mentioned that little out-tro flourish (my favorite part of the track too). Vince pulls that little trick out w/ some frequency over the decades, and is always remarkable. Even on tracks that I"m not that fond of overall (i.e. Light at the End of the World. oy ! )

[markwillcocks]

For me vince synths in the 90s were the best .cowboy from 1997 was a great album i hope you give it a listen