A wonderful song (Patrick Wolf - The Days) from a wonderful touching movie (God's Own Country, 2017, directed by Francis Lee).
What are you listening to right now?
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Your waltz was featured in The Luzhin Defence. .. a film about a chess master...
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yIDgfR653aI
... and in Stanley Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut, and in Lars von Trier's controversial Nymphomaniac.
In Lars von Trier's Nymphomaniac this beautiful Charlotte Gainsbourg's version was used : Hey Joe
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Last week mom and I watched the film Bohemian Rhapsody, mom's reaction was like: "Well, I didn't know Queen had such great music!"
Ensuing conversation: Me: Mom, it's Queen.
You're the one who lived through Queen's active years, how is it that I'm the one who knows Queen's music better? 
Mom: I knew they had a lot of hits, but I didn't listen to foreign music much, and I had just liked one song by Queen.
Me: (Trying to accept the fact that one could have not liked over 20+ great hits) Okay... what was it then?
Mom: I can't remember the title. It was a ballad, that much I remember.
Me: Was it in the movie?
Mom: Maybe?
(I list off the possible songs, mom shakes her head each time)
Yesterday, mom goes "I found the song!"
Ladies and Gentlemen, the one single song by Queen that my mother had liked in her youth, and the song currently playing on my playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fna56a_r41s
Side note, my favorite has always been Under Pressure. (It's kinda because I love David Bowie's singing voice though)
Ensuing conversation: Me: Mom, it's Queen.
You're the one who lived through Queen's active years, how is it that I'm the one who knows Queen's music better? Mom: I knew they had a lot of hits, but I didn't listen to foreign music much, and I had just liked one song by Queen.
Me: (Trying to accept the fact that one could have not liked over 20+ great hits) Okay... what was it then?
Mom: I can't remember the title. It was a ballad, that much I remember.
Me: Was it in the movie?
Mom: Maybe?
(I list off the possible songs, mom shakes her head each time)
Yesterday, mom goes "I found the song!"
Ladies and Gentlemen, the one single song by Queen that my mother had liked in her youth, and the song currently playing on my playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fna56a_r41s
Side note, my favorite has always been Under Pressure. (It's kinda because I love David Bowie's singing voice though
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Kubrick...!!
I remember...
I had erolled in a screen writing class one summer years ago, auditing for fun.. alot of very serious students in that class. Eyes Wide Shut premiered during those weeks, professor and students eagerly anticipating the master's newest work... remaining weeks were devoted to that film's analysis and admiration. (I ended up doing my final paper, though I was auditing, the professor insisted I do the written work, on Krystof Kieslowsi, specifically The Double Life of Veronique and his Blue, White, & Red trilogy - a tall order - but received favorable comments on my work.. I glowed with pride..)
What nice memories.
Kieslowski's score composer was Zbigniew Preisner. Here is his magnificient Concerto en mi mineur from The Double Life of Veronique.
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Jaurim's Shining https://youtu.be/y6tMA7mjFiA
The only song so far that I've found that accurately describes what I feel like during my bouts of depression.
The only song so far that I've found that accurately describes what I feel like during my bouts of depression.
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What nice memories.
Kieslowski's score composer was Zbigniew Preisner. Here is his magnificient Concerto en mi mineur from The Double Life of Veronique.
so lovely to hear it again after all this time.... :agree2:
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The new single from a couple of names you mightn't recognise, but whose voices you probably will.
Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott - "7 Inch Singles"
And here they are when they were 20 years younger:
The Beautiful South - "Perfect 10"
And while I'm at it, here is my favourite Beautiful South song:
The Beautiful South - "A Little Time"
On this song, the vocals are provided by Dave Hemingway (who, like Paul, used to be in The Housemartins) and Briana Corrigan (who, like me, is from Northern Ireland). Briana left the band in 1994, and Jacqui came in as her replacement.
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Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott - "7 Inch Singles"
And here they are when they were 20 years younger:
The Beautiful South - "Perfect 10"
And while I'm at it, here is my favourite Beautiful South song:
The Beautiful South - "A Little Time"
On this song, the vocals are provided by Dave Hemingway (who, like Paul, used to be in The Housemartins) and Briana Corrigan (who, like me, is from Northern Ireland). Briana left the band in 1994, and Jacqui came in as her replacement.
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Lil Queen mood playlist that I put together:
Somebody to Love (Live in Montreal)
I'm in Love With My Car (Live in Montreal)
'39
Love of My Life
Keep Yourself Alive
Liar
And the tissue-box-warning No One But You (Only the Good Die Young) - the song they wrote and recorded for Freddie after he died, with the added tearjerker value of it being the last time John Deacon performed with them, as well, before he quit music.
Somebody to Love (Live in Montreal)
I'm in Love With My Car (Live in Montreal)
'39
Love of My Life
Keep Yourself Alive
Liar
And the tissue-box-warning No One But You (Only the Good Die Young) - the song they wrote and recorded for Freddie after he died, with the added tearjerker value of it being the last time John Deacon performed with them, as well, before he quit music.
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Bingeing on Karl Jenkins (not my fault, they played part of The Armed Man on the radio and who can just stop at part???)
Right now it's the glorious Adiemus...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UX__4aHwYzM
Right now it's the glorious Adiemus...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UX__4aHwYzM
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Ever since I found out that Ester Ledecká's Dad was a singer, I have been curious to know what he is like.
So, this afternoon while I was making out the Nationals Predictions Game threads, I listened to Janek Ledecký's 2006 Christmas album:
http://www.ledecky.cz/en/cd-dvd/12-vanocnich-nej_20/
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So, this afternoon while I was making out the Nationals Predictions Game threads, I listened to Janek Ledecký's 2006 Christmas album:
http://www.ledecky.cz/en/cd-dvd/12-vanocnich-nej_20/
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11 pirouettes
"White Nights"
"This isn't ice skating rink: it's impossible"
Baryshnikov
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=02EvsGal-Wc
"White Nights"
"This isn't ice skating rink: it's impossible"
Baryshnikov
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=02EvsGal-Wc
Oh, I love Czech music. Here is my favorite Czech singer of all time:
Karel Zich (1949-2004) - Máš chuť majoránky
I like his cover of Gordon Lightfoot's If You Could Read My Mind even more than the original.
Tím víc tě mám rád
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Very nice cover of "if You Could Read My Mind." And that's coming from a huge Gordon Lightfoot fan - me!
I admire Czech composers - especially Dvorak & Smetana, and am thrilled that we got to visit Prague & environs en route to Israel in the spring of 2011.
I admire Czech composers - especially Dvorak & Smetana, and am thrilled that we got to visit Prague & environs en route to Israel in the spring of 2011.
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