Le Loup - "Planes Like Vultures"

First video for DC-based band Le Loup, directed by Cat Solen. "Planes Like Vultures" is from Le Loup's album "The Throne of the Third Heaven of the Nations' Millennium General Assembly," out now on Hardly Art. www.hardlyart.com, www.leloupmusic.net

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[zomglolzbbq1]

I am usually far too lazy to comment on videos, but seriously- WELL DONE.

Stuck in my head & thankful. :)

[thisviciouskid]

i need four bullets to shoot down the fools that don't like this .

[silvergodofgold]

Love this song. For me, it is highly significant.

Most moving for me is, "This world was made for ending." The word "world" means "the age of man"; in other words, the "world" does not refer to a place, but to a period of time. And everything ends, changes, transforms. This song is, for me, a beautiful snapshot of the contemplation on our transforming existence.

It always strikes a chord deep within me.

May we be shriven

[GOREDO5]

wow i googled good unknown bands and it brought me here and all i have to say is wow am i glad i did that because i might just have never found this band.. you never know how you will stumble with somethingh you might just fall in love with..

[bornintoTROUBL3pt2]

ohhhhh weeeeeee i like it.

[yellowmellow211]

7 people dont understand art

[PurpleSkilll]

true they rep DC!

[stelart09]

ferkin LOVE these guys!

[aha45]

@zomglolzbbq1

Oh Christ, do you hear yourself?

[jlink09]

i have a test in ten minutes, im supposed to be studying!

somethings may be more important i suppose

[pmalleable]

@drewlsy Ooh, I guess I touched a nerve there. Thanks for the "pseudo-musicologist" comment, I didn't think I was up at that level. I just listen to songs. A bit of friendly advice, the name-calling, and angrily pointing out to your supposed credentials (i.e., your "expanded musical experience") you're just taking away credibility from your well thought-out argument (i.e., "Nuh-uh! It's stealing!" - I'm paraphrasing of course.)

Wanker was also a nice touch. 1997 was good times.

[drewlsy]

@drewlsy ...compete in the sense that they each strike similar emotional chords, with similar morosity vying for my or the listeners attention - thus directing me to the same place (where space shelf is limited).