The Wild West will never be the same!

 

This video starts out horrific, it is not for the faint of heart but the ending is happy. If not for the happy ending I would not have posted this..

 

https://www.facebook.com/374264522703108/videos/805137012949188/

 

 

And right now, I'm listening to this:

 

 

And then this:

 

 

BT - The Internal Locus

BT - The Internal Locus

No link. Here it is... nice:

 

Edited March 9, 20169 yr by StringJunky

Cheers Junky! I love the way the song evolves. Have you listened to the entire album?

Cheers Junky! I love the way the song evolves. Have you listened to the entire album?

No.It's the first time I've heard of it. I shall when I'm in chill mode because it seems to suit that state of mind... I am reminded of artists I used to listen to, in that piece, like Enya and Massive Attack.

Edited March 9, 20169 yr by StringJunky

That's a good idea, you do really need to be in the right mood and have time for this album as it will make you feel a range of emotions from pure ecstasy to deep melancholy; each song is so different. I'm not normally a fan of dance/trance/electronica, but this is intelligent music. I love the elements of jazz and classical randomised into each song. For me it's a masterpiece, but do let me know what you think when you get the chance to listen

That's a good idea, you do really need to be in the right mood and have time for this album as it will make you feel a range of emotions from pure ecstasy to deep melancholy; each song is so different. I'm not normally a fan of dance/trance/electronica, but this is intelligent music. I love the elements of jazz and classical randomised into each song. For me it's a masterpiece, but do let me know what you think when you get the chance to listen

Yes,I think it's a bit more visual mentally than most electronic music which is mostly dance orientated, invoking visceral feelings more than anything. Will do.

Edited March 9, 20169 yr by StringJunky

The last of her Kind - Peter Gundry

Edited March 9, 20169 yr by Sirona

The Drums - Portamento

Glycerine (or Glycerol) is a simple sugar alcohol compound. Is there some connection between this chemical compound and the lyrics of this song?

"In Paradisum", part VII of the Requiem in d minor, Op. 48, by Gabriel Fauré - rendition by P. Herreweghe

 

And "Broken Crown" by Mumford & Sons

It was love at first listen with these guys; that love hasn't dwindled.

 

Superman by the Crash Test Dummies

Two admirers of Superman photographed by me in Baltimore

Morcheeba - By The Sea

 

Rabbit in your headlights - UNKLE

 

Always On The Run - Lenny Kravitz

 

Rabbit in your headlights - UNKLE

 

Whoa String, that comes from the latter part of the 20th century! You're letting me down!

 

 

I love these guys.

I can't recall if I ever posted this but I can recall the whole track in my mind.

 

Koyaanisqatsi Movie Full Soundtrack - Phillip Glass (1982)

 

https://youtu.be/t-t8w08QNJM