• Home
  • Discography
  • Film work
  • Awards
  • Random
  • Recent changes
  • Special pages
  • nin.com
  • nin:hotline
  • nin:live
  • nin:catalog
  • nin:tourhistory
  • /r/nin
  • echoingthesound
  • Preferences
Open main menu
  • 3.148.233.239
  • Watchlist
  • Contributions
  • Log in

Difference between revisions of "Vessel"

  • Edit
    • Page information
    • Permanent link
    • What links here
Revision as of 21:57, 20 November 2007 (view source)
Leo3375 (talk | contribs)
(→‎Vessel (Bill Laswell remix))
← Older edit
Revision as of 21:59, 20 November 2007 (view source)
Leo3375 (talk | contribs)
(→‎Versions)
Newer edit →
Line 19: Line 19:
 
This is the original album version.
 
This is the original album version.
  
−
===Vessel (Bill Laswell remix)===
+
===Vessel: Bill Laswell===
 
This official remix appears on ''Y34RZ3R0R3M1X3D.'' The intro mixes the glockenspiel melody and "alarm" sound with percussion elements found within the song. A guitar can be heard playing along to the percussion beat. An echo effect can be heard in the vocals, making it sound as though a voice is whispering underneath the vocal melody. A percussion breakdown comes in after the first chorus and other sound elements come in over the beat. Many of these elements drop out before the second verse, leaving only a rhythmic percussion beat. As the second verse progresses, sound elements from the original version are added. The outro is similar to the original version as well, with the exception of a couple of new noise elements added.
 
This official remix appears on ''Y34RZ3R0R3M1X3D.'' The intro mixes the glockenspiel melody and "alarm" sound with percussion elements found within the song. A guitar can be heard playing along to the percussion beat. An echo effect can be heard in the vocals, making it sound as though a voice is whispering underneath the vocal melody. A percussion breakdown comes in after the first chorus and other sound elements come in over the beat. Many of these elements drop out before the second verse, leaving only a rhythmic percussion beat. As the second verse progresses, sound elements from the original version are added. The outro is similar to the original version as well, with the exception of a couple of new noise elements added.
  

Revision as of 21:59, 20 November 2007

Album:Year Zero
Length:4:53
Tempo:{{{BPM}}} BPM
Versions:Vessel
Vessel: Bill Laswell
Vessel (Mix 1): Bill Laswell
Vessel (Mix 2): Bill Laswell
Live:N/A

"Vessel" is the fifth track on the 2007 release Year Zero.

Contents

  • 1 Theories
  • 2 Appearances
    • 2.1 Halos
  • 3 Versions
    • 3.1 Vessel
    • 3.2 Vessel: Bill Laswell
      • 3.2.1 Song Credits
    • 3.3 Vessel (Mix 1): Bill Laswell
    • 3.4 Vessel (Mix 2): Bill Laswell
  • 4 Live
  • 5 Miscellaneous
  • 6 Lyrics

Theories

There is a theory that "Vessel" is about John of Boston. In the transcript of his discussion with the facility member he mentions that he is a vessel for the truth. Another theory is that the song is about pills given to US soldiers to counteract the effects of Parepin or Opal. ("When I put you inside of me, none of that matters anymore" and "I am turning into God" suggests this.)

Appearances

Halos

  • Year Zero
  • Y34RZ3R0R3M1X3D

Versions

Vessel

This is the original album version.

Vessel: Bill Laswell

This official remix appears on Y34RZ3R0R3M1X3D. The intro mixes the glockenspiel melody and "alarm" sound with percussion elements found within the song. A guitar can be heard playing along to the percussion beat. An echo effect can be heard in the vocals, making it sound as though a voice is whispering underneath the vocal melody. A percussion breakdown comes in after the first chorus and other sound elements come in over the beat. Many of these elements drop out before the second verse, leaving only a rhythmic percussion beat. As the second verse progresses, sound elements from the original version are added. The outro is similar to the original version as well, with the exception of a couple of new noise elements added.

Song Credits

  • Mix translation and additional production: Bill Laswell
  • Additional beats: Fanu
  • Created at Orange Music
  • Engineer: Robert Musso
  • Assistant: James Dellatacoma
  • Mastered by Michael Fossenkemper at Turtle Tone Studio, NYC
  • Administration: Steven Saporta/Invasion Group

Vessel (Mix 1): Bill Laswell

This remix will be on the vinyl edition of the forthcoming Y34RZ3R0R3M1X3D. More information coming soon.

Vessel (Mix 2): Bill Laswell

This remix will be on the vinyl edition of the forthcoming Y34RZ3R0R3M1X3D. More information coming soon.

Live

"Vessel" has yet to be played live.

Miscellaneous

  • The alarm sound looped in the WARNING box on the Art is Resistance website is a sample from this song (heard at 1:48).

Lyrics

    I let you put it in my mouth
    I let it get under my skin
    I let you pump it through my veins
    I let you take me from within
    They tell us what we can and cannot do
    Same thing we've heard a hundred times before
    When I put you inside of me
    None of that matters anymore
    
    My God
    Can it go any faster?
    Oh my God
    I don't think I can last here
    
    I am you and you are me
    We will never be alone
    I have finally found my place in everything
    I have finally found my home
    I can leave all of this flesh behind
    I can see right through this whole façade
    I am becoming something else
    I am a turning into God
    
    My God
    Can it go any faster?
    Oh my God
    I don't think I can last here
Retrieved from "https://www.nin.wiki/index.php?title=Vessel&oldid=17996"
View edit history of this page.
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • About nin.wiki
  • Disclaimers
  • Mobile view