Once I listened to this while taking a niught-time walk down a lonely country road when all of a sudden a huge amber full moon rose over the pine trees...perfect.
reminds me of the moon's guiding of the tide of the ocean sea and rivers and how her light slivers were so close they almost passed through my fingers.
Cocteau Twins: Pioneers of the Dreammy Pop of the 80's. Thanks to Ivo watts-Russell, the creator of the amazing 4AD label. I Love Cocteau Twins. From Medellin, Colombia, A part of the world with a critical social condition. I'm blessed to listening to the "Indie" Pop-Rock
Ribbed and Veined is such a beautiful track from Cocteau Twins imo, They don’t always need Elizabeth Fraser’s voice (which is beauuuuutiful btw) to be themselves. It is something about the soul of the band. I can’t describe my love for their music in words.
It brings me back to my college days, spending time riding the bus to the sea shore at 4 am in the morning... used to listen to cocteau twins on tape back then!
Esta melodía encantadora,magica, no se como describirla. Aunque Liz no suena aca, es la misma esencia de ellos. A veces pienso que Cocteau Twins son extraterrestres, o mas bien son seres elementales, como hadas, engañándonos que son humanos. Maravilloso.
There's something magically elusive about videos featuring the ocean and Cocteau Twins music. I grew-up near the ocean in Santa Cruz, California; so, I would wear my headphones and walked along the waves, but it's in Robin Guthrie's cascading rivers reverberating, that give the Cocteau Twins their distinctive sound and elusive mystique. I also love Robin's "Oomingmak (instrumental)", which is truly one his very few completely inspired guitar solos. Please don't forget Simon Raymonde who orchestrated the bass and synthesized piano portions of this song. He deserves a lot of credit also. Even without Elizabeth Fraser, they are still fantastic and I still buy Robin's solo albums, just because I always yearn for this master's absolutely distinctive touch. During their concerts, I'd try pay as close attention to Robin and Simon, as much I could, because it was difficult to do whenever Elizabeth graced the stage. She'd always stare upwards toward the balcony, focused on a single light, which only accentuated her distinctive icy-blue eyes and she'd gently rock her tiny body back and forth. These were self-taught coping techniques she'd use to avoid looking at the audience, because of her severe panic attacks and extreme stagefright, which she's talked about several times in written interviews. What people don't know is Robin and Simon also had horrible stage-fright also, preferring to stare down at their strings - Henceforth, the term "Shoe gazing", which eventually became "Shoegaze" were coined from. There were a couple times I'd watch Elizabeth leave the stage and Robin and Simon went solo, but I've never seen so many guitar players on stage at the same time. Robin is a huge perfectionist, so he'd assign everyone small parts of a song, but your timing had to be perfect, otherwise the entire composition would start to fall apart, because the reverberations would collide in an awkward way. Anyone who's played an instrument understands this, but when done right, it becomes this ethereal cloud you'll start to float upon and go anywhere your imagination desires. It's like being on drugs, without the drugs. I have only one request while I'm dying ― Play me the Cocteau Twins, so my exit will be from an Earthly Heaven into a different Universal Heaven.
very beautiful video, mesmerizing. thank you, i look forward to watching this again. breathtaking editing, so subtle. really captures the sounds. take care & peace
Once I listened to this while taking a niught-time walk down a lonely country road when all of a sudden a huge amber full moon rose over the pine trees...perfect.
reminds me of the moon's guiding of the tide of the ocean sea and rivers and how her light slivers were so close they almost passed through my fingers.
_The thief left it behind_
_~the moon_
_at the window_
*-Basho*
this music has healing qualities
The aching beauty is to much to bear. My favourite Cocteau Twin tune. Robin Guthrie is a true musical magician.
mine too
Guthrie is very underated. As important as the edge or other seminal guitarists.
Agreed
@@crescentsi I prefer him to the Edge. U2 burnout.
Total musical architect. Guitar, but I think he created an entirely new way to think about the guitar. Some of the best records ever made in any case.
I alwayz see a huge full moon riding in a violet twilight sky, listening to this.
Cocteau Twins: Pioneers of the Dreammy Pop of the 80's. Thanks to Ivo watts-Russell, the creator of the amazing 4AD label. I Love Cocteau Twins. From Medellin, Colombia, A part of the world with a critical social condition. I'm blessed to listening to the "Indie" Pop-Rock
Waves are so beauty!!!Greetings from Russia to all CT fans!!!
Ser}I{ Skifotavrus do brave yechay,from america cocteau twins can bring us together as friends
@@bravo2038 Absolutely&totally agreed my american friend!!!Music are united people as well!!!
Ribbed and Veined is such a beautiful track from Cocteau Twins imo, They don’t always need Elizabeth Fraser’s voice (which is beauuuuutiful btw) to be themselves. It is something about the soul of the band. I can’t describe my love for their music in words.
Check out Robin Guthrie's music with Harold Budd, Bordeaux & After The Night Falls. Wonderful stuff no Liz Fraser.
You are basically talking about Dif Juz, also on 4AD and contemporaneous with CTwins. All music. Go and listen.
I used to put this on to make the world go away. It hasn't, and it hasn't. I'm thankful for both.
For me, this song is sitting atop Fredericksburg, Virginia Battlefield Cemetery, Autumn 1987, after a very bad morning. It brought some peace.
Psychedelic-springtime-nighttime music.
Marvelous guitar sounds... :-)
My mom had 2 albums
Garlands and Tiny dynamin
I was the primary school
And i.. still was engraved this sound..
Your Mom has excellent taste in music.
thnx hehe I know
I'm really glad :)
It brings me back to my college days, spending time riding the bus to the sea shore at 4 am in the morning...
used to listen to cocteau twins on tape back then!
A rare instrumental from the Cocteaus but just great. Epic, panoramic sound.
“You should listen to this band, they make a load of great music.”
“Oh? Can you name a track I should listen to?”
“Errr 😳”
This was the fantastic Instrumental on a 1986-12"-Single with those magical Chord-Changes...
(Pat, Switzerland)
Such a compelling & Evocative track
Thanks for your kind comment! The video is my own - inspired by the gorgeous music.
Mahalo - it's beautiful
here I am back again 2 years later. God this is good. Thanks.
Never thought they could get better...hot damn. Genius
Reminds me of Manchester 3 am,a parked Ford Escort on Whitworth st,cocaine snorting in the background.......Who needs the Ferarri.
The origin of Vaporwave
This is what I call fucking music...
My favorite track ever
I fly i dream , when I listen CT
Good video, it matches the wonderful theme by C twins.
Esta melodía encantadora,magica, no se como describirla. Aunque Liz no suena aca, es la misma esencia de ellos. A veces pienso que Cocteau Twins son extraterrestres, o mas bien son seres elementales, como hadas, engañándonos que son humanos. Maravilloso.
La primera vez que los escuché fue algo tan mágico que pensé, esta banda no es de este planeta, tienes toda la razón bro.
@ivomuzik8199 🤭🤣
just perfect
Great upload great video. God. I love this song.
Very nice
Hope can recover those blocked or deleted videos..
Love from Singapore 😁
best beat!
There's something magically elusive about videos featuring the ocean and Cocteau Twins music. I grew-up near the ocean in Santa Cruz, California; so, I would wear my headphones and walked along the waves, but it's in Robin Guthrie's cascading rivers reverberating, that give the Cocteau Twins their distinctive sound and elusive mystique. I also love Robin's "Oomingmak (instrumental)", which is truly one his very few completely inspired guitar solos.
Please don't forget Simon Raymonde who orchestrated the bass and synthesized piano portions of this song. He deserves a lot of credit also. Even without Elizabeth Fraser, they are still fantastic and I still buy Robin's solo albums, just because I always yearn for this master's absolutely distinctive touch.
During their concerts, I'd try pay as close attention to Robin and Simon, as much I could, because it was difficult to do whenever Elizabeth graced the stage. She'd always stare upwards toward the balcony, focused on a single light, which only accentuated her distinctive icy-blue eyes and she'd gently rock her tiny body back and forth. These were self-taught coping techniques she'd use to avoid looking at the audience, because of her severe panic attacks and extreme stagefright, which she's talked about several times in written interviews. What people don't know is Robin and Simon also had horrible stage-fright also, preferring to stare down at their strings - Henceforth, the term "Shoe gazing", which eventually became "Shoegaze" were coined from.
There were a couple times I'd watch Elizabeth leave the stage and Robin and Simon went solo, but I've never seen so many guitar players on stage at the same time. Robin is a huge perfectionist, so he'd assign everyone small parts of a song, but your timing had to be perfect, otherwise the entire composition would start to fall apart, because the reverberations would collide in an awkward way. Anyone who's played an instrument understands this, but when done right, it becomes this ethereal cloud you'll start to float upon and go anywhere your imagination desires. It's like being on drugs, without the drugs.
I have only one request while I'm dying ― Play me the Cocteau Twins, so my exit will be from an Earthly Heaven into a different Universal Heaven.
Fantastic !!!! Always CT
Wish that life was that easy
Cocteau twins instrumentals are always heavenly!
very beautiful video, mesmerizing. thank you, i look forward to watching this again. breathtaking editing, so subtle. really captures the sounds. take care & peace
Calming and mediative in these Crazy Corvid times.
Una verdadera obra maestra 🇲🇽
Tongue in cheek song title heh? They are absolutely referring to condoms.
Thanks Chino!
I loved this ep.
Love this. Really evocative.
Mooie achtergrondmuziek voor een documentaire lijkt me dit....
Belleza en todos sus planos...
Fecking brilliant
Fantastic vid! Even minus vocals, the Cocteau Twins were amazing! Nice job man
wow!
yeah one of my favorites
thats because robin williams and simon raymonde are geniuses. liz is just the voice of God. )
Guthrie. Robin Williams told jokes at Mach 3 ......
Chillz time Lizzy
Simon Cowell should listen to this. Then again, he wouldn't understand it.
The man's a musical cretin and ignoramus
This is just wonderful but 2 or 3 more minutes is needed. With an interlude of sorts.
@Jhensy2001 oh yeah, what a lucky combination of fantastic artists.
awesome video
🌞
so afraid to lose yourself
to lose your will
to the group will.
Takes me back! Fin ace
Me recuerda al Cusco, y la maravillosa Ayahuasca!
For use on my cremation
Hmmm! Sounds good! Very foreign to this wet and chilly part of the world.
I JEST ART.DLA
ART. KLASA MADA I MAREK
Ha I useta have that same thought! Love it anyway tho'!
sound like a vaporwave
I S T H I S V A P O R W A V E ?
Again its Lord Diamondeye,stalking south beach.
Do palm trees rustle all over the world or is it only when they see a Ferrari ?
Without Liz Fraser, CT still sound brilliant, i love this instrumental so much!
🧚🏾♀️
I meant fuckin ace!!! Deep
Hi you have the video of the song that sounds at first. " BLUE KINDOF "
or can you tell me the artist as it is called? thanks
this and Otterley from Treasure sound vaguely pornographic
to say nothing of the title "Ribbed and Veined"
♦♦♦♦♦
TIDY
God ?
Robin Guthrie and Simon Raymonde . Better than . Pictures of .
Very lynchian
Nice music but worse song title ever.
😂 I know.. Right? Fpmsl
Dude, this is sooooooo smooth
I want to bone to this.