Dreamer that Remains

The music starts playing and so I grab my head phones.  Within seconds of hearing the first sounds, I think of the Lavender town song.  It is slow, creepy and only a few notes played as ominously as a stormy night on Friday the 13th.  By 1:45 there is a change in the music.  The first of many to come.  Now I feel slightly relaxed, the music still carries an eerie feeling but no longer so creepy or depressing.  At 3:07 there is another change in the music.  Vocals are now added as a male and female can be heard like a ghost in the background.  They were audible but there was a tinge of unearthlyness about them.  The sudden striking of the violin continues to shock me every time I hear it, the madness only increases as odd sounds are thrown interweaving with one another.  There is a kind of organized madness about this section by 5:50.  And just as suddenly, the music quits and now there are mellow sounds gently beeping on my ear.  And at 7:10 I am listening to a rough voice singing an eery song.  At 8:20 he will sing a verse and will be followed up by contrasting voices.  All this laid upon the xylophone type bed of the music.  Now at 10:10 chaos, then nothing.