Listening to a bootleg Tarantino compilation I have a copy of right now. Tarantino's films, in my opinion, have basically always had pretty much flawless soundtracks. Sure, I like the films, but there are quite a few bands / artists that I've either rediscovered, or heard for the first time in one of his films. This is one of the latter ones, first discovered while watching Kill Bill 2 whenever it was that it was released.
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What are you listening to? Part III
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Seriously good, agreed.
Currently listening to Mambo No 5 - Lou Bega A Little Bit Of Mambo.
Also seriously good.
I got distracted en route to Philip Glass - thought I wanted solitary sadness, but got waylaid.
Hey: I remember my mum and dad dancing to the mambo....
Mike Oldfield: Tubular Bells Part One: Sublime, ageless, timeless, and still unforgettable after all of these years.
Röyskopp's first album, Melody AM. Poor Leno at the moment.
I also realized that another track on that album was used in the Mac OS X Panther intro video:
I also realized that another track on that album was used in the Mac OS X Panther intro video:
Mozart? No denying the genius, but not something I’d put with the other three.
I think it depends on your mood.
I love to listen to (and lose myself in) all four, but at very different times.
For me, there are days when nothing but Mozart works at reaching the soul.
"..and your husband wants to be a girl..." Did I hear that right?
Also simply sublime and absolutely wonderful; and yes, I also love J S Bach. Great choice.
