What are you listening to right now?
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Anata ni (For You) by Anzen Chitai (Safety Zone)
Aoi Hitomi No Erisu (Blue-eyed Alice) by Anzen Chitai
Aoi Hitomi No Erisu (Blue-eyed Alice) by Anzen Chitai
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i am playing this soon so i thought i'd give a listen tonight before digging into it for real...
Kasabian - You're In Love With a Psycho
Jack Nitzsche - One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (Opening Theme)
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qfDfFem88y4
Ian Anderson - Pavane. Live.
Must catch up listening on this thread.. lots of interesting stuff posted..
Ian Anderson - Pavane. Live.
Must catch up listening on this thread.. lots of interesting stuff posted..
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yulmgTcGLZw
The Magnificent Seven theme.
I saw the film last night for the first time and think it is the most coolest Western film that I've ever seen (though I've seen very few Western films before) Love charismatic Yul Brynner and Steve McQueen.
Funnily whenever I saw Alexei Krasnozhon's free skate "Rodeo" in a cowboy costume and was reminded of Yul Brynner for no reason. After watching the film and doing a little bit of research, I got to know Yul Brynner was of Swiss-German and Russian heritage who only came to the U.S. at 20 years old and barely spoke English at that time. Alexei is originally from Russia and began representing USA two years ago. Six degrees of separation? lol. Anyway, what a great soundtrack it is. The composer, Elmer Bernstein also produced many brilliant music for film.
The Magnificent Seven theme.
I saw the film last night for the first time and think it is the most coolest Western film that I've ever seen (though I've seen very few Western films before) Love charismatic Yul Brynner and Steve McQueen.
Funnily whenever I saw Alexei Krasnozhon's free skate "Rodeo" in a cowboy costume and was reminded of Yul Brynner for no reason. After watching the film and doing a little bit of research, I got to know Yul Brynner was of Swiss-German and Russian heritage who only came to the U.S. at 20 years old and barely spoke English at that time. Alexei is originally from Russia and began representing USA two years ago. Six degrees of separation? lol. Anyway, what a great soundtrack it is. The composer, Elmer Bernstein also produced many brilliant music for film.
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