Taake
"Natesstid"

Artist:
Taake
Album:
Natesstid
Label:
Wounded Love Records
Year:
1999
Format:
CD
Tracks:
7
Genre:
Black Metal
Raw, melodic Norwegian black metal invoking feelings associated with the city of Bergen. The first riff of the first song is the best part of this album, the rest of it I never got much out of . This should explain everything better:
Abbas: I can’t get too into this Taake CD right now, it’s pretty cool but I think I’m missing something about the culture behind it or whatever, like if I took a trip to Bergen and dwelled there, I’d probably love this cause it’d have sentimental value or something… I mean anything I’d be listening to would have sentimental attachment but it seems this CD really suits that area all the more… this happened w/the Carrier Flux stuff that Jeff wrote, I totally got into the songs he wrote last year when I visited, it fit perfectly…
Angry Norse: I figure the extraordinarily crap production Taake uses is a reference to how it’d sound if you were in the forest and it was foggy as hell and someone was playing Darkthrone five hundred feet away at maximum volume…but yeah, I guess you’re right, really. There isn’t much on that album that isn’t a reference to a certain city with seven mountains and a bunch of trees.
Abbas: It’s cool music, just a bit upbeat… I confess I’m a bit of a poser at RUNE READING (I used to be good back in the days of Ultima V) so I can’t tell what the song titles are, although I catch him yelling NATESSTID on track 2 so I imagine that’s the title track.
Angry Norse: There are no song titles, actually… it’s just "Nattestid Ser Porten Vid" parts 1-7.
Abbas: Oh ok, what about those lyrics in the booklet?
Angry Norse: They’re just the lyrics to the songs, there are no headers or anything, ahah. I actually translated some of them a while back, they’re fairly well written.
Abbas: Okay cool, so it’s just more enjoyable if you know what he’s talking about. Angry Norse: It’s mostly just mountains, trees, night, forest, bjørgvin, forest, night, mountains, snow all the way, ahahah.
Abbas: Hahaha, amazing. Well once I visit there I’ll listen to this more and perhaps reassess and rewrite something about it.
Angry Norse: Yeah, it’s like Varg said a while back, if you don’t understand his music you should go take a walk in the forests in Bergen, and you’d get the point.
Written By: Abbas
Abbas: I can’t get too into this Taake CD right now, it’s pretty cool but I think I’m missing something about the culture behind it or whatever, like if I took a trip to Bergen and dwelled there, I’d probably love this cause it’d have sentimental value or something… I mean anything I’d be listening to would have sentimental attachment but it seems this CD really suits that area all the more… this happened w/the Carrier Flux stuff that Jeff wrote, I totally got into the songs he wrote last year when I visited, it fit perfectly…
Angry Norse: I figure the extraordinarily crap production Taake uses is a reference to how it’d sound if you were in the forest and it was foggy as hell and someone was playing Darkthrone five hundred feet away at maximum volume…but yeah, I guess you’re right, really. There isn’t much on that album that isn’t a reference to a certain city with seven mountains and a bunch of trees.
Abbas: It’s cool music, just a bit upbeat… I confess I’m a bit of a poser at RUNE READING (I used to be good back in the days of Ultima V) so I can’t tell what the song titles are, although I catch him yelling NATESSTID on track 2 so I imagine that’s the title track.
Angry Norse: There are no song titles, actually… it’s just "Nattestid Ser Porten Vid" parts 1-7.
Abbas: Oh ok, what about those lyrics in the booklet?
Angry Norse: They’re just the lyrics to the songs, there are no headers or anything, ahah. I actually translated some of them a while back, they’re fairly well written.
Abbas: Okay cool, so it’s just more enjoyable if you know what he’s talking about. Angry Norse: It’s mostly just mountains, trees, night, forest, bjørgvin, forest, night, mountains, snow all the way, ahahah.
Abbas: Hahaha, amazing. Well once I visit there I’ll listen to this more and perhaps reassess and rewrite something about it.
Angry Norse: Yeah, it’s like Varg said a while back, if you don’t understand his music you should go take a walk in the forests in Bergen, and you’d get the point.
Written By: Abbas
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