I wish I could convey to Aaron and the rest of the group just what an impact they have made on my life over the years. I'm honored to exist within the same small sliver of time as these guys. See you at Skully's later this year as usual. Much love from Columbus.
Dear my newlywed wife, You're not the love of my life It had already passed my by Finally grasping the line "Casting pearls before swine" One of the best Aaron's stanzas. Amazing work here
I haven't really dug into the concept of "Untitled" deeply, it's a pretty challenging thing for me (as english is not my native language), I know there are different songs written like plays with different characters philosophically interacting, but what I see as a person who occasionally writes poems, it may be just a portrayal of some certain state of mind of his, maybe he puts that into the position of a lyrical hero. What he says there is just a beautiful poetic encapsulation of an existential doubt or even despair, but not the dark one, ironic rather. That's how I personally feel it. If it has to do with his personal issues, I feel like it's more about capturing this facet of uncertainty and doubt which any of us embodies sometimes, which sometimes just pops out of nowhere and occupies us despite our will. I just had and continue to have a hard time with these mood swings, and these lines, based on how I interpreted them, seemed to speak really close to my own experience.
The way he delivers this is flawless (especially in the album) + the bands delay/fade out adds to the effect. They are masterclass. It's so sad, like he's let her down.
Absolutely love this song. Can't get my head around the lyrics though, any idea what he is talking about? 'through the eyes of machines, immaculate scenes, that had already passed me by' sounds like some modern social media take but don't really see the connection to the rest.
Me also. But it’s nice to see a “raw version” played in an entirely small and intimate setting. Such nice guys, great band and the new material is great.
Yes, that's correct. Aaron is telling his wife that's she's not the ultimate love of his life, although she then absolute love of his earthly life. Above all things, Aaron's hunger and love for God exceeds all things.
I read an interview a looong time ago and certainly before he even got married where he basically stated his idea of marriage still allowed him to remain a complete autonomous individual, not in a sleazy way but basically a religious monk who happens to have a spouse. I'm surprised Aaron didn't end up living on Mount Athos lol
I wish I could convey to Aaron and the rest of the group just what an impact they have made on my life over the years. I'm honored to exist within the same small sliver of time as these guys. See you at Skully's later this year as usual. Much love from Columbus.
Very true, my friend
I love the intro In A Sweater Poorly Knit
lots of memories and nostalgia
I'd love to hear the rest of that track
chris_camo me too
MeWithoutYou are still my favourite band... They need to play in England again soon!
Id be so sad if this band ever breaks up before i get to see them again. Absolute legends.
bobby corwen bad news :(((
wow this comment did not age well
😐😓
Welp… 😭
😭😭😭😭
Well beyond legendary status
Great to see Greg back!
Man I would kill to work for Audio Tree.
same
Dear my newlywed wife,
You're not the love of my life
It had already passed my by
Finally grasping the line
"Casting pearls before swine"
One of the best Aaron's stanzas.
Amazing work here
is this about him and his wife or some character hes portraying???
I haven't really dug into the concept of "Untitled" deeply, it's a pretty challenging thing for me (as english is not my native language), I know there are different songs written like plays with different characters philosophically interacting, but what I see as a person who occasionally writes poems, it may be just a portrayal of some certain state of mind of his, maybe he puts that into the position of a lyrical hero. What he says there is just a beautiful poetic encapsulation of an existential doubt or even despair, but not the dark one, ironic rather. That's how I personally feel it. If it has to do with his personal issues, I feel like it's more about capturing this facet of uncertainty and doubt which any of us embodies sometimes, which sometimes just pops out of nowhere and occupies us despite our will. I just had and continue to have a hard time with these mood swings, and these lines, based on how I interpreted them, seemed to speak really close to my own experience.
The way he delivers this is flawless (especially in the album) + the bands delay/fade out adds to the effect.
They are masterclass.
It's so sad, like he's let her down.
I hope these guys keep making music for a long time. Still enjoy each release!!!
Love this band
A Far Out session of mewithoutYou is all I ever wanted, great as usual :)
LOS AMO FUERTE
This might be the best shit ever
This is the best!!
So good!
Absolutely love this song. Can't get my head around the lyrics though, any idea what he is talking about?
'through the eyes of machines, immaculate scenes, that had already passed me by' sounds like some modern social media take but don't really see the connection to the rest.
Soooo gooood
Annnnd first again! Love these guys!
Song in the beginning? It sounds like an instrumental of one of their songs.
Lynn Perez I wanna say it’s an older song like in a sweater poorly knit but I could be way wrong because I don’t know them super well
@@rileynewfer3076 you're right, it's in a sweater poorly knit
I didn't even notice, and it is one of my favorites...a slightly different take, for sure.
I preferred the ep version of this one
same
For me, I enjoy each...but if I had to choose, I'm going ep version.
Me also. But it’s nice to see a “raw version” played in an entirely small and intimate setting. Such nice guys, great band and the new material is great.
Cool! I really enjoy them both but would chose the Album version if I could have but one. I love the feeling of the transition from verse to chorus!
Need new Lume set plz plz plz
LOVE this...but the last song is pretty brutal... toward his newly obtained wife...isn't it? Am I missing a more accurate context for it?
Yes, that's correct. Aaron is telling his wife that's she's not the ultimate love of his life, although she then absolute love of his earthly life. Above all things, Aaron's hunger and love for God exceeds all things.
I read an interview a looong time ago and certainly before he even got married where he basically stated his idea of marriage still allowed him to remain a complete autonomous individual, not in a sleazy way but basically a religious monk who happens to have a spouse. I'm surprised Aaron didn't end up living on Mount Athos lol
@@BonIvermectin lol