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tubularbills Group: Members Posts: 528 Joined: Aug. 2000 Posted: Aug. 29 2000, 16:44 Yeah, in "Let there Be Light" off of TSODE, there are a few chants of words(?) that i can't quite get. The first one i can make out "Burning....melting...???????" there's a 3rd word(s) that souds like, "disown me" but i'm not sure. The 2nd one i have no idea whatsoever. It sounds like, "Adios...toodles...????"" there's again a 3rd word that i have no idea what it is. I don't even know if the 1st 2 words are right. Are they even words at all??? Does anyone know at all!? i'd really like to know. -------------- Terrible, Wonderful, Crazy, Perfect. Back to top

Unregistered Posted: Aug. 30 2000, 01:22 The third word is "dissolving" or however it is spelled. So it is "Burning...Melting...Dissolving" Back to top

tubularbills Group: Members Posts: 528 Joined: Aug. 2000 Posted: Aug. 30 2000, 15:41 Ohhhh ok. i get it. thanx! any idea about the other 3 phrases??? -------------- Terrible, Wonderful, Crazy, Perfect. Back to top

Jammer Group: Members Posts: 643 Joined: April 2000 Posted: Aug. 30 2000, 18:18 I've always heard a very echoey reverb sound of an astronaught or some computer generated speech saying something like "iblywah". But I think I shouldn't really be posting on something I haven't barely heard yet. I don't have the TSODE CD. I've only heard RealAudio excerpts and videos Back to top

Ugo Group: Members Posts: 5495 Joined: April 2000 Posted: Aug. 30 2000, 19:09 "iblyway" is really "Let there be light" -------------- Ugo C. - a devoted Amarokian Back to top

Jammer Group: Members Posts: 643 Joined: April 2000 Posted: Sep. 03 2000, 16:31 I've heard the whole of TSODE now. There are lots of lyrics that will keep fans busy trying to work out what they are What is the latin chant in LTBL? Has anyone been able to work out the English of the chant at the very end? Back to top

Unregistered Posted: May 08 2001, 15:16 HI EVERYONE, I'VE JUST DISCOVERED THIS GREAT SITE! MY NAME IS DIMITRA, I LIVE IN ATHENS - GREECE, AND I'D LIKE TO ADD ONE MORE PUZZLE: THERE'S ALSO AN ORTHODOX GREEK CHANT IN "TSODE" SUNG BY A FEMALE VOICE, DURING "ONLY TIME WILL TELL"(after "It's hard") AND "ASCENSION". UNFORTUNATELY, I HAVEN'T BEEN ABLE TO MAKE IT OUT. ANY HELP IS MORE THAN WELCOME. THANKS! Back to top

Pikalcazar Group: Members Posts: 93 Joined: Oct. 2000 Posted: May 10 2001, 12:54 In Crystal Clear, I recognize the phrases: "Crystal Clear....no" or something like this. After that there's a countdown: "Ten....nine..." etc. and the words "Dissolving, melting" etc. Greetings Back to top

Korgscrew Group: Super Admins Posts: 3511 Joined: Dec. 1999 Posted: May 10 2001, 23:30 I'm just doing this from memory, but I think the word you're hearing as 'no' is actually 'now' (so quite close...). Someone will say if I'm wrong, I'm sure... Back to top

Scot Group: Members Posts: 17 Joined: May 2001 Posted: Aug. 14 2002, 17:22 Hello Everyone! There's a lyric in the track Crystal Clear (TSODE) that I couldn't identificate. These words are told: "crystal clear, now, floating, dissolving, let's go (??)" So this last word is my question. Do you think it's really "Let's go"? I guess there isn't any 'S'. It might be said "Let go" or "net-call" or something like this. And... I tried to write down the lyrics of Hibernaculum. I'm very curious what you think about it. - Swiaki Calarus dormito - Kusi sale Caslitus dormito Lenis cunchani Et le mundus trescari - Rana weife Cantirus dormito Calarus - Tuki tai palama diap tani Dormito - Kufit tale - Uno yaba - Tato - ...palama diap tani - Ukuno... Calarus dormito - Kusi sale Caslitus dormito Lenis cunchani Et le mundus trescari - Rana weife Cantirus dormito Calarus - Kufit tale Dormito - Uno yaba - Kusi sale Calarus dormito Caslitus dormito - Kusi sale Caslitus dormito Calarus - Tuki tai palama diap tani Dormito Thanks, Scot Back to top

Korgscrew Group: Super Admins Posts: 3511 Joined: Dec. 1999 Posted: Aug. 14 2002, 20:30 I believe that phrase in Crystal Clear is "let go" - it's sampled from a self hypnosis tape, as far as I'm aware. Back to top

lilly Group: Members Posts: 5 Joined: Oct. 2003 Posted: Oct. 27 2003, 05:46 Hello, i was always looking for the "text" of Hibernaculum, but i couldn't find it anywhere. Your one is the first try i've ever seen. But does it has any meaning (e.g. in some old laguage like Latin) or it is just phonetic description? Lilly Back to top

Sir Mustapha Group: Musicians Posts: 2802 Joined: April 2003 Posted: Oct. 29 2003, 08:01 On "Hibernaculum", you forgot: "oooooooo-ooooooo-oooooh ooooooooh". There are so many words on here... half of them I just can't remember listening. -------------- Check out http://ferniecanto.com.br for all my music, including my latest albums: Don't Stay in the City, Making Amends and Builders of Worlds. Also check my Bandcamp page: http://ferniecanto.bandcamp.com Back to top

Ugo Group: Members Posts: 5495 Joined: April 2000 Posted: Oct. 29 2003, 15:54 "Hibernaculum" is 'Latin Wordpainting', i.e. real Latin words (except for 'Domito' below, which is invented) assembled in meaningless sentences. The lyrics are as follows: Laudamus Domino, Cantimus Domito, Pleni sunt cæli Et mundus vesperi Laudamus Domino Cantimus - Domino -------------- Ugo C. - a devoted Amarokian Back to top

lilly Group: Members Posts: 5 Joined: Oct. 2003 Posted: Nov. 03 2003, 03:50 Hi Ugo, thanx very much for the words. You fulfilled one of my dreams and also helped me in the school. Thanx again. Sorry to be too curious, but do you understand Latin or where did you find this text? PS: Do you possibly know what is sung in the background of this latin chant? Bye, Lilly Back to top

Ugo Group: Members Posts: 5495 Joined: April 2000 Posted: Nov. 03 2003, 08:32 I've studied Latin at high school. The lyrics to 'Hibernaculum' do not have any coherent meaning in Latin, because the language is not meant to be Latin but merely to sound like it; in addition to this, "Domito" is an invented word [in spite of EeToN saying it is not... ], and three lines (the second, the fourth and the sixth) are grammatically wrong. Anyway, the approximate translation is like this: "Let's praise the Lord, let's sing while sleeping [invented]. The skies are full [of Thy glory] [from the "Sanctus" prayer], and the world of the evening [literal translation - maybe it should mean in the evening]. Let's praise the Lord, let's sing to the Lord." Sorry, but I can't understand the background chant. Maybe it's in some Eastern (Asian?) language. -------------- Ugo C. - a devoted Amarokian Back to top

EeToN Group: Members Posts: 845 Joined: Sep. 2001 Posted: Nov. 03 2003, 19:53 Quote (Ugo @ Nov. 03 2003, 08:32) "Domito" is an invented word [in spite of EeToN saying it is not... ],... I see, You won't believe in any official source in the matter of existence of the word 'dormito' (and not 'dornito' ). But how can You hear the first word of second row as 'Cantimus'? There is obviously another 's' in it (to me) - with the same sound that is also at the end of the word so it can't be a hihat... Anyway, I think that you accidentally transposed the last two rows. Hm, I should really master Latin. -------------- If I were music, I would be Enigmatism. Back to top

EeToN Group: Members Posts: 845 Joined: Sep. 2001 Posted: Nov. 03 2003, 19:57 Quote (lilly @ Nov. 03 2003, 03:50) PS: Do you possibly know what is sung in the background of this latin chant? I think Scot already mentioned that one here.   It's obviously not exactly that, but roughly something like that. -------------- If I were music, I would be Enigmatism. Back to top

lilly Group: Members Posts: 5 Joined: Oct. 2003 Posted: Dec. 10 2003, 09:02 Thaks very much for your help and translation, Ugo. I was looking for this text for months and when I almost gave up the hope, you appeared. Thanks. Lilly   Back to top

mtomasky Group: Members Posts: 13 Joined: Jan. 2006 Posted: Jan. 05 2006, 02:50 Cadarus dormito (Sleeping corpse) Translitus dormito (Sleeping covered over) Meli sunt cani (Melodies are sung) Tene mundus des cari (Keep the mankind staying heavy sleep) Cantivus dormito (Celebrated sleeping) Cadarus dormito (Sleeping corpse) Another version of those lyrics. I made it with a couple of friends, they know who they are PS. Hello Tibor, I mean EeToN -------------- I have nothing to say, but I say it out loud! Back to top

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