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Subject: OT - What Are you Listening To?
Um..er..
Dress Big. (The Frogs.. a new musical).. and that too..singing it at the top of my voice, with actions too.. (ahem.. ), Sister Sissors Kiss you off, and an italian song.. una historia de amor .
As for book..on the bedside table: Ken Follet's Pillars of the earth..for the 3rd time. More for the architecure bit of the churches and abbeys. In the bathroom.. ( ducking from pillows).. Campbell's book on Blair. .(.interesting read, btw). and Dicken's Chiswick papers.
Quote - Listening: Music composed by my Musician Friends, but here is the current one. Pendulum - Axle Grinder.
Pendulum! :-D I saw them live! together with noisia, stanton warriors, crystal method, chase & status, n-type, subfocus, and some others :-D Best gig i ever been to! :-D
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Listening to:
Jennings' Little Hut
Jim Al-Kalili on Desert Island Discs
The Mister Men: Let's Go to Misterland
Red Dwarf - Better Than Life
The Mark Steel Lecture: Oliver Cromwell
The Midnight Folk: Episode1
Baldi - series2
and I really wish The News Quiz was still being made, I can only get old ones now... sob!
And if there are any new ones:
Falco.
"Shadows in Bronze" has just finished.
Reading, during the day:
Laura Marks: The Skin of the Film.
Vivian Sobchack: Meta Morphing
The Address of the Eye
The Persistance of History
Screening Space
David Bordwell: Poetics of Cinema
Film Art
John Berger: Ways of Seeing (this is also available on YouTube as the BBC 4 Programme)
Paul Wells: Re-Imagining Animation
Reading at Night:
Agatha Christie (all my old favourites)
And James Hilton's Lost Horizon
Watching... haven't had a lot of time for watching as I'm usually animating, but I have sitting waiting for me to watch:
Watchmen
Paprika
Blade Runner, Director's Cut
Tales from Earthsea
Neon Genesis: Evangelion: Platinum
Barton Fink
What I've actually watched recently, includes:
Nim's Island
The Tale of Despereaux
and some of the Evangelion
and the Pixar Short Films Collection.
I should really watch all the "to be watched" list, except Barton Fink as they are meant to inform my Dissertation... sigh.
I am also trying to divide my animation up into sections for music and sound effects, and I need to time all that - as soon as this latest render finishes...
Please can I have some more hours in the days?
Measure
your mind's height
by the shade it casts.
Robert Browning (Paracelsus)
http://franontheedge.blogspot.com/
Apocalyptica "I Don't Care" . Depressing and somehow uplifting at the same time.
Reading...mostly Time and Newsweek magazines. I watch a lot of DVDs and spend the rest of the time playing SPORE.
I;ll get back to art eventually.
This is not my "second childhood". I'm not finished with the first one yet.
Time flies like an arrow; fruit flies like a banana.
"I'd like to die peacefully in my sleep like my grandfather....not screaming in terror like the passengers on his bus." - Jack Handy
@Tjohn: Apocalyptica!! :-D
@Pakled: Nightwish!! :-D
Listening right now:
Alborosie- "HERBALIST" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w6Bb3yVZmKQ
sings Babylon dem thief my 'erb, dem thief my 'erb sings
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Pendulum! :-D I saw them live! together with noisia, stanton warriors, crystal method, chase & status, n-type, subfocus, and some others :-D Best gig i ever been to! :-D[/quoteGood set... wow...that was a good gig.
I think you'll like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdkXFXnViEE
It is an amazing remix of BachVirgil who is the artist, has made the MP3 available for free.
Well, when i'm working with bryce it's usually going late into the night so, i need to listen some "punchy" music to keep my eyes open!!
I like post grunge/nu metal style:
-Nickelback
-Breaking benjamins
-R.E.D
-C.K.Y
-Three days grace
-Nine Inch Nails
-Saosin
-Switchfoot
-Ra
-32 leaves
-30 seconds to mars
-Alter bridge
-Submersed
-Hoobastank
Etc..................
Attached Link: http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00qs7md/The_News_Quiz_14_02_2010/
Fran..the News Quiz?? Check the BBC website..if that's the one I think you talking about. I listen to that every week.. plus a whole bunch of others.. esp Just a minute.. etc..
That's the one, Rosie!
But I'm sure I heard somewhere (maybe on the program itself?) that they aren't making any more now. And the ones available now are old ones. Or am I wrong?
I'd love to be wrong. Maybe it was a different program?
Measure
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Robert Browning (Paracelsus)
http://franontheedge.blogspot.com/
Content Advisory! This message contains nudity, profanity, violence
**Current song:
**- Genitorturers - Flesh Is The Law
**Current playlist (albums):
**- Genitorturers - Flesh Is The Law EP
- Genitorturers - Machine Love
- Genitorturers - Sin City
- Genitorturers - 120 Days Of Genitorture
(In case anyone's checkin out which songs each other are listenin to, you should be warned the lyrics of most of this bands songs are a bit pornographic.)
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Attached Link: http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00qstfj/Jeremy_Hardy_Speaks_to_the_Nation_Series_1_Episode_2/
Fran..come to think of it.. it does sound familiar. Hmm.. no idea. Are they not making more or is it the end of the season? I do hope it's just the end of the season. there's another one I'm listening to right now.. old one.. 1993.. but pretty interesting.. esp if you like political satire.. There are quite a few around..if you check the comedy section.. like bedtime news, colin murphy's unanaswered questions.etc. I get rss feeds on them.. and choose the ones I want to listen to .. (can't get UK tv broadcasts outside UK)
Living in Helsinki and working in a rock bar I get "subjected" to loads of Metal, somes good somes not!! On my personal playlist at the mo...Biffy Clyro´s new one, Jose Gonzales, Dj Shadows "Endtroducing"(an album everyone should own!) and Floors And Walls(check em out!!).
Reading Kings Dark Tower series again, watched The Road and Book Of Eli plus playing Fallout3. So Ive got post-apocolypticness on the brain!! Also just read China Mievilles The City And The City, which was great. Rayraz-Given your taste in music I think you would enjoy his book King Rat, a modern twist on the Pied Piper story set to a drum and bass backdrop.
Yup I already listened to that one tonight as well - on BBC iPlayer, as I too can't get TV - I have no TV.
How about QI XL- Gravity?
and
The Goon Show
OOOH! I just spotted:
Georgette Heyer's Regency Buck.... lovely.
It's not my favourite of her books, that's probably "Venetia" ooooh, it would be wonderful if they'd do that one.
I see new Falco's have just begun with "Venus in Copper".
And Baldi: Twilight of a God.
The radio's fine, I can listen to that while a render is progressing, but "QI XL - Gravity" is going to have to wait until the render is finished, as my PC can't manage sound and picture as well as the render.
Rosie, I did find a snippet of a sound byte with Simon Hoggart saying that he saw no reason for the News Quiz to stop:
Simon Hoggart on the shelf-life of The News Quiz
so it must have been a different series that was coming to an end - thank goodness for that!
Measure
your mind's height
by the shade it casts.
Robert Browning (Paracelsus)
http://franontheedge.blogspot.com/
phew! Wouldn't be the same without the News Quiz
Fran, Do you listen to Just a Minute too? I'm hopelessly hooked to that..Sadly no tv otherwise i'd have been hooked to Have I got News for you
love political satires.
They've got Dicken's too! I'll look up Heyer when I get back (off to Singapore in two hours time) ... loved all her books.. Venetia would be wonderful!
Cheers and have fun brycing and listening.
I shall be back... (in two weeks)
The Box... Closer Together, Crying out Loud for Love
Emerson Lake and Palmer, greatest hits
Kraftwerk... Trans Europe Express
Steve Earle
The Be Good Tanyas
Jan Arden
Sass Jordan
Afro Celt Sound System
Ashley MacIsaac
reading
Tech Manuals, Poser Bryce
3D World
Farley Mowat
David Suzuki (because Global Warming IS man made)
hmm...check out lastfm, it's a hit-or-miss web site that takes a band you like, then tries to find other bands that sound like them (it's as much fun listening to the 'misses' as the 'hits'...;)
I've seen more than a few Finnish prog bands, so mebbe that can help...
I wish I'd said that.. The Staircase Wit
anahl nathrak uth vas betude doth yel dyenvey..;)
Rosie, can you not get this one then?
Have I Got News For You 38
Ah off to Singapore today? You'll miss that episode then, but there's sure to be another one. The one above ends at 10.29pm tonight, as it's a half hour prog, you'd need to start watching it at least by 10pm tonight UK time.
I used to really like Mock The Week as well, but after they had Frankie Boyle on it for a number of episodes I went right off it, he's a mean person and his humour is nasty, leaves a nasty taste in the mouth.
But you don't need a TV - at least I don't - I use my PC and watch Catch up TV off the BBCiPlayer website - can't you do that too?
Measure
your mind's height
by the shade it casts.
Robert Browning (Paracelsus)
http://franontheedge.blogspot.com/
Well if you want sound-a-like bands, try Evanescence and Lacuna Coil.
Available on Amazon for the Kindle E-Reader
All the Woes of a World by Jonathan Icknield aka The Bryster
And in my final hours - I would cling rather to the tattooed hand of kindness - than the unblemished hand of hate...
I've gotten a lot of Riverside off the Interne
t (likes 'em lots),. but in this area, if it doesn't sell a million copies, you dont' stock it...:|
Lessee...made it past Onerepublic, through clockwork quartet, radiohead, the postal service, and couldn't find any Temperance Seven
I've heard some Lacuna Coil, I think even with Collide (or was it Ariya) as a co-written project. Havta look that up.
(I have a very strange way of finding new music; I go to really specialized forums (the latest is Brass Goggles), and find the 'what are you listening to', then run their choices through lastfm and Youtube to see what's what. Found some interesting choices, but at least my ears aren't calcifying on 'classic rock'..;)
I wish I'd said that.. The Staircase Wit
anahl nathrak uth vas betude doth yel dyenvey..;)
I'm usually listening to The Mars Volta when rendering, but recently also re-visiting Hadouken and Gnarls Barkley from their Myspace pages. Currently reading 'Nation' by Terry Pratchett:laugh:
Fran..
in singapore right now.. a weekend of tons of wine and walking thru carnival type lanes and malls and street lanes.. oh.. the works. Boiling hot though. Got till friday out here.. ..
nopes..i can't watch even watch British tv on the net. You guys down in the UK have to pay a tv tax.. and since we outsiders can't pay it..we don't get to see anything... not even in any of the European countries. Gov't law. It gets blocked even from the net. I watch the stuff I like on youtube.. poor substitute..but what to do?
Why does this post contain multiple advisory warnings, btw??? I mean.. talking of bands and tv programs and books.. and ok..rayraz in the mosh pit.. .. amusing.
cheers with a singapore sling..
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@rosie:
I think the thread contains multiple advisories because i marked my post about the genitorturers with multiple advisories..
after all, i wouldnt want to be responsible for a random kid that loves rock music to get grounded cuz his mom hears lyrics about BDSM, pussy worship, etc. blasting from his bedroom while the kid might not even be realizing what he's listening to :)
Not to mention some of the grown ups around here might take offense to the lyrics as well...
I suppose the powers that be could remove the advisories i put on those posts if they decide my written warning is sufficient, but i didnt really wanna risk any trouble.
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Thats what i thought :) its a good band thou! catchy tunes :D or nice atmosphere to it.. or sometimes just to shake things up a little :-P
Well.. some moshpits are dangerous.. it kinda depends. The ones at drum&base parties arent that wild, they're kinda easy, any beginner can enter them and if i can split the entire pit in two with my less then 70kilo's.. its really not that dangerous hahaha
But yea there are some bands where people do come out the pit bleeding... but i havent been in one of those :)
I have seen people coming out the pit limping or with what seemed to probably be bruised rib(s) or such.. but so far the worst i've had myself was gettin the air knocked outta me a few times and once i almost got knocked out by a really big dudes elbow, but i managed to stay on my feet and no 5 minutes later i floored him (and helped him back up) so its all good :D
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Listening
Johnny Cash
Children of Bodom
Deep Purple
Lacuna Coil
Hot Tuna
Sevendust
Ry Cooder
Big Mama Thornton
Pre chick band REO Speedwagon
Wishbone Ash
Pink Floyd
Reading only non fiction.
A Brief History of Saudi Arabia
Air Warfare Encyclopedia
Behold a Pale Horse
Chinook Helicopter Operating Manual
Fingerprints of the Gods
Hitlers Flying Saucers
Marine Helicopter Operations Manual
Military Diving Manual
Penetration the Question of Human and Extraterrestrial Telepathy
Reich of the Black Sun Nazi Secret Weapons
The Complete Book of Locks and Locksmithing
Vietcong Improvised Explosives Devices
Illustrated Manual of Sniper Skills
Night Warrior Handbook
Wilderness Medicine Course
Foxfire Three
US Army Mountaineering Techniques
Practical Handbook for Private Investigators
Hidden History of the Human Race
Earths Forbidden Secrets
Dead Mens Secrets
Sitchen-The Lost Book of Enki
Angels Dont Play this HAARP-Advances in Tesla Technology
The Rosicrucians Real History
Boodlines of the Illuminati
Egyptian Book of the Dead
Free men do not ask permission to bear
arms!!
Listening to
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yj55nG2tkKw
Reading 1915 by Lyn Mcdonald. I find the WW1 most fascinating.
http://joevinton.blogspot.com/
ohh nice track there orbital!
here's some of my hits for the week:
Benga - Roller: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXLBO-_svG4
(there's this one sample with 2 notes of a kinda lounge organ synth like thing in there.. it plays maybe.. 10 notes in the whole track, but its such an unbelievably perfect synth.. simple yet full bodied sound.. couldnt have been mastered any better to the track either.. ah im just in love with it)
Randy Barracuda - Ketamine Struct: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPPeFy7jtdY
(Amazing videoclip! I wish i came up with it! lol)
Cragga - Please MR. Postmen: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_VFU4dKsr8
(finally someone made a proper dubstep remix of a motown track without raping it!)
Emalkay - When I Look At You (Sduk Remix): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsgLL2hM3Tc
(Some nice ambient dubstep, no wobbles, but a bass to die for)
Indidginus - Spiritual Spearmints: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StQUCDlpPm4
(really nice atmospheric track, the sound is somewhere between that of goa, and something you'd expect in a track by Carbon Based Lifeforms)
Carbon Based Lifeforms - erratic patterns: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztfmCOAJTWA
(Almost hypnotic atmospheric track, which strangely seems to have some actual swing to it. The lyrics are very inspiring as well)
Osmani Soundz - Spiritual Master Key: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wi8558G5CXo
(oldschool jungle with a bengali vibe)
Dub Zero - Ragga Vibes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAJJQ8SI0fg
(Must be one of the catchiest d&b/jump up tracks I've heard in ages!)
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It's been ages since we had one of these. I thought it might be fun to have another bash.
So, when you're busy rendering.......What are you listening to?
And if you're not rendering......What are you reading?
REO Speedwagon - The Hits
Tolkien - The Silmarillion
Available on Amazon for the Kindle E-Reader
All the Woes of a World by Jonathan Icknield aka The Bryster
And in my final hours - I would cling rather to the tattooed hand of kindness - than the unblemished hand of hate...