St. Vincent - Dilettante

From the 2011 album "Strange Mercy" published by ©4AD Records, all rights reserved by their respected owners

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[odm423]

So I click on this video, and see a Proactive commercial with Justin Beiber in it... That is NOT what I want to see when I click on a St. Vincent video. Who decided that that was okay??? O_O

[ompampinos]

it was probably the copyright owner. it certainly wasn't me. i get no profit from ads in my uploads.

[Manou Vovo]

are you from greece?

[ompampinos]

nai

[Manou Vovo]

mpravo rei file gia tis tragoudares pou anevazeis! thanks!

ps. apo to onoma to ktlva :)

[ompampinos]

Να'σαι καλά. Όταν σε λένε Μπάμπη, τέτοια ανεβάζεις :)

[TheLlamaEater]

This makes me want to do very naughty things

[Lachlan Still]

I'm surprised that someone else remembered that album, half a century old and still just as good if not better than it was on the day that it was released.

[Josh thomas]

I got one about tortillas.

[ABYZ12891]

Adblock's cool brah

[kaylashalaylaaaaa]

the ending totally sounds like in the court of king crimson

[23SourGirl]

I wonder if she chose the name Elijah randomly or on purpose. According to Judaism, the savior we're supposed to be waiting for is named Elijah. So in a way, this song is her asking for a savior (not in a literal religious sense, maybe even in just a sexual sense) in the form of the city.

[izzyepp]

The synth that starts at 3:16 makes me feel all warm inside :3

[turdyvidios]

How did she get that sound at 3:15? How could i get that crank sound on guitar?

[Zoran Taylor]

1:54 is just the most noticable example of an insane production trick that pops up again and again throughout this song - an echo chamber opens out of nowhere, then abrubtly shuts before the sound that's feeding into it stops. Totally disorienting and totally genius.

[SmaS James]

Actually a quite creepy song. But sublime