Imagine being miserable enough to not like this song.

Weird pop-infused Eno > Pure ambient Eno

Elegia - Latin, meaning "Elegy."

In 1984, New Order released this instrumental track, which served as a musical elegy to the band members' fallen friend, their former lead singer Ian Curtis. The song itself would go on to influence the development of the post-rock genre as well as many other artists. Artists who had never even heard the 17-minute long version on this record.

There is a perfectly good reason why "The Wall" is viewed as both an overrated, wishy-washy mess of an album and as one of the greatest, most profound artistic creations of all time - most people watched the movie. Not only did the film provide horrific, arrestingly beautiful and detailed imagery to offset the unintended side-effects of the album's wry, cynical sense of humor (which is to say, that you can't really take any of it that seriously), but also cut down on just how much ... read more