| 词条 | Superheroes of BMX |
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}} }} }} "Superheroes of BMX" is 1997 a song by the Scottish post-rock group Mogwai, from their 4 Satin EP, and later on the 2000 compilation album EP+6. Overview"Superheroes of BMX" is an eight-minute-long instrumental which makes use of a Bontempi Organ, which is built upon throughout the song. The song features an electronic drum beat produced through a BOSS DR-550 Dr. Rhythm drum machine. A live version of the song appeared on the live compilation album, BBC Sessions 1996-2003, recorded at The Golders Green Hippodrome on December 22, 1996 by John Peel. The "whooshing" noise heard in the song is made by a RoboCop figurine, which can be seen briefly in The Recording of Mr. Beast documentary. The song was originally titled "Dominic", after Dominic Aitchison, Mogwai's bassist.[1] English indie rock band Bloc Party once went under the name "Superheroes of BMX". Musical compositionSimilar to their song "Tracy", the track begins with recorded a phone call (which can be heard throughout most of the song) between Stuart Braithwaite and friend David Jack, whilst an electronic drumbeat plays. At (0:18), they are joined by the sound of a Bontempi Organ playing an A♯ major chord, followed by a D minor chord, which is repeated all throughout the song. Layers of synth and a guitar riff play over the chords. A whooshing noise can be heard at various points. At (1:56), acoustic drums can be heard playing the drumbeat, until (2:30), when it goes back to electronic drums. At (3:53), distorted guitars begin playing along and feedbacking with the chords in the background. This guitar noise and feedback continues, fading in and out gradually for the next few minutes, until it becomes almost overbearing, at which point the song ends abruptly. Personnel
Notes1. ^Mogwai – Maida Vale, London 11 January 1997 Set list External links
5 : Mogwai songs|Post-rock songs|1997 songs|Songs written by Stuart Braithwaite|Songs written by Dominic Aitchison |
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