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I continue to start this with the second track. Believe (Nobody Knows) just sounds like they were pandering for a pre-NCAA tournament or post season baseball hit. It's all and
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Post by Swedish Chef on Jul 14, 2015 14:52:22 GMT -5
Neil Young | Greatest Hits
This is my self-assigned music project for the day. I must confess that I'm not very familiar with Neil Young's discography, outside a few of his big radio hits.
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The Holy Mountain by Don Cherry, Ronald Frangipane & Alexandro Jodorowsky
I have no idea what type of music that is. However, in my head, I imagine it as the soundtrack to Zardoz.
ZARDOZ SPEAKS TO YOU!
I haven't seen Zardoz, just the trailer, but this soundtrack has a pretty diverse sound. Here is what The Quietus said about it.
The colossal and unrivalled masterpiece of Jodorowsky's career, The Holy Mountain, is an interpretation of French writer René Daumal's book, Mount Analogue. The "spiritual, mythical and allusive" score was written and arranged by jazz trumpeter and composer Don Cherry, and recorded by Ron Frangipane and Jodorowsky himself at A&R Studios in New York in several sittings in 1973. The Holy Mountain is an awesome combination of jazz, rock, electronic, avant-garde and Eastern influences that boggle the mind and ensnare the senses.
Andy Votel: "Like Daumal's original Mount Analogue aborted novel (which was interrupted mid-sentence by the death of the author) after the movie credits had rolled, The Holy Mountain soundtrack story came to an abrupt end. The thirst for the twenty-track spiritual jazz-folk-orch-prog-psych-electronic-glam opus on two slabs of black vinyl would never be quenched; destined only to exist in the wildest fantasies of record collectors and antique store bullshitters claiming to have seen copies at record fairs. For vinyl junkies in denial The Holy Mountain LP became their unachievable Holy Grail."
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I have no idea what type of music that is. However, in my head, I imagine it as the soundtrack to Zardoz.
ZARDOZ SPEAKS TO YOU!
I haven't seen Zardoz, just the trailer, but this soundtrack has a pretty diverse sound. Here is what The Quietus said about it.
The colossal and unrivalled masterpiece of Jodorowsky's career, The Holy Mountain, is an interpretation of French writer René Daumal's book, Mount Analogue. The "spiritual, mythical and allusive" score was written and arranged by jazz trumpeter and composer Don Cherry, and recorded by Ron Frangipane and Jodorowsky himself at A&R Studios in New York in several sittings in 1973. The Holy Mountain is an awesome combination of jazz, rock, electronic, avant-garde and Eastern influences that boggle the mind and ensnare the senses.
Andy Votel: "Like Daumal's original Mount Analogue aborted novel (which was interrupted mid-sentence by the death of the author) after the movie credits had rolled, The Holy Mountain soundtrack story came to an abrupt end. The thirst for the twenty-track spiritual jazz-folk-orch-prog-psych-electronic-glam opus on two slabs of black vinyl would never be quenched; destined only to exist in the wildest fantasies of record collectors and antique store bullshitters claiming to have seen copies at record fairs. For vinyl junkies in denial The Holy Mountain LP became their unachievable Holy Grail."
Well shit, that sounds pretty interesting! Will need to check it out tomorrow. Sounds like it might actually fit Zardoz though!