What are you listening to? (Ver 1.2)

rbmorris

Vampyroteuthis

General

19 Feb 08

lolof

Joined: 10 May 07
Moves: 10128

03 Jul 10

Originally posted by dustycat
Mahler, Sibilius and Richard Strauss

... and Verdi's "Requiem"

lolof

Joined: 10 May 07
Moves: 10128

03 Jul 10

Originally posted by ChessPraxis
You drive us wild, we'll drive you crazy.

We all need to be a it crazy sometime...

A Unique Nickname

Joined: 10 Jan 08
Moves: 19275

05 Jul 10

beck: odelay

avalanchethecat

Not actually a cat

The Flat Earth

Joined: 09 Apr 10
Moves: 14988

10 Jul 10

'Ticket Taker' by The Low Anthem

Loose Screw

Insane in the Brain!

The House of Pain.

Joined: 12 Oct 05
Moves: 150285

10 Jul 10

Kula Shaker - Pilgrims Progress

ChessPraxis

Cowboy From Hell

American West

Joined: 19 Apr 10
Moves: 55013

11 Jul 10

Marshall Tucker - Long Hard Ride

Yee Haw!

lolof

Joined: 10 May 07
Moves: 10128

11 Jul 10

The wonderful music by the Italian composer Ennio Morricone (e.g. Once upon a time in America, The Mission)

mlprior

Joined: 23 Mar 06
Moves: 20827

11 Jul 10

Tesla

lolof

Joined: 10 May 07
Moves: 10128

12 Jul 10

Jeff Buckley - "Hallelujah"

mikelom

Ajarn

Wat?

Joined: 16 Aug 05
Moves: 76863

12 Jul 10

The crickets in my back garden, in my banana trees. Drive me wild man! 😀

[As for 'The Mission' - superb music! One of my all time favs of suitability music to a film] 😉

lolof

Joined: 10 May 07
Moves: 10128

12 Jul 10

Originally posted by mikelom
The crickets in my back garden, in my banana trees. Drive me wild man! 😀

[As for 'The Mission' - superb music! One of my all time favs of suitability music to a film] 😉

Yes, Morricone's music is magical - it's beautiful and exciting.
"Once upon a time in America" by Sergio Leone was a very long and complicated film in its original version, and it was difficult to folllow. When I listen to the CD with all the music from the film, it is like seeing it again and again.

O_O