Mogwai - Music For A Forgotten Future (The Singing Mountain)

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Mogwai - Hardcore Will Never Die, But You Will
Rock Action Records [ROCKACT55CDX]
Scotland, 2011

Recorded for an art installation by Douglas Gordon and Olaf Nicolai in Essen, Germany.

Music by Mogwai I do not own any right.

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I am Japanese. There was a very big earthquake that year. And my beloved had cancer. It was a very, very dark and hopeless year. I hated my life.
This song is very good. This song was the source of overcoming despair. Whenever I went to visit her in the hospital, I always listened to this song. In deep despair.

keikohara

My girl, 3yo, use to fall asleep listening this song since she was 6months old.. when I was pregnant I used listening this song watching the mountains, so astonished, so excited, so deeply happy, so... what I can say.. still in love, every night, with my baby and this song

aureliadisimone

Thank you for not putting ads on this. God bless you!

岩の下駅

3.50 -- this part is just so beautifully fragile.

stevendavies

This is like dark chocolate flavored music for my soul.

Lehigh_Sky_High

The part starting at 12:41 has this atmosphere of something that you have loved is ending. I imagined a person who is dying thinking: "This was it, this was life, I am so grateful to have lived in this beautiful world but now it's my time to go" This imagined scene got me into tears

erkkapehto

Nothing like Mogwai- never has been, never will be. In a league of their own.

John-cqxp

Post-Rock is purely a Re-Evolution of Modern Music. Simply take us back to the human greatness achieved in Classical Music composers. We can be captured again in the moods and emotions of our present time. Basically we take conscience that there is nothing more sacred than perturbation of the atmospheric pressure, is the air that surrounds us and so we breath... Musik.

juankraut

This song has that feel that it would belong in a scene after a battle where the hero or heroes are looking out over a field of death and destruction, and then have to carry on.

Gerbs

Beautiful, 23 minutes of otherworldly calm.

Chiselfield

This track always, always calms me down. No matter what I'm doing and where I'm at. It's absolutely magical and Mogwai are a group of geniuses

Shycheeses

I look at pictures of my old childhood home, to this song. And I look at it on recent realtor sites. How it's changed. How some parts are barely recognizable. Its all been renovated, repainted and all traces of my childhood has been scrubbed from the walls and sterilized into "modern decor". I see flashes of my old toddler photos on the white-washed walls. All the blurry warmth of childhood has been removed, and all that stands is a dwindling spark in my memory.

kharding

I remember coming across this video in 2013 when I was living and teaching in South Korea. I had heard of Mogwai, but this was my gateway to their music. I listened to this song often on long subway rides. 12:20 hits and it’s like a montage of all the beautiful and difficult moments of your life should be playing. This song really takes you through your own personal past, present and future. Wonderful song and still my favorite Mogwai track.

michaellee

I've only just recently discovered that I like listening to Mogwai while writing. I thought I needed absolute silence, but I was wrong. They inspire me.

robertarusso