Heartland

Posted: **13 Jan 2004, 00:31**

if we're allowed words now, can i proffer iggy pop - shades, and of course our very own SKOS' though it's a bit short for me

Posted: **13 Jan 2004, 01:04**

You want it Iggy Pop me?????? Sorry chap... you lose.

Posted: **13 Jan 2004, 01:07**

Black Planet wrote:You want it Iggy Pop me?????? Sorry chap... you lose.

shades is awesome

I'm guessing you're SKOS

wrong . I have many SKOS. Part of the territory

Posted: **13 Jan 2004, 01:13**

Iggy.,,.Mostly sucks.

Not that I dont appreciate him. I do.

What I don't like is ppl who tell me Andy is an IGP clone.

He is not.

BP

Posted: **13 Jan 2004, 09:42**

Try Sibelius Second Symphony (tentative beginnings, blazing conclusion, 45 mins long). Some happy memories.

Rakhmaninov's Vespers were pretty good at New Year as well. I know they have words, but my Russian isn't good enough for that to matter. Very atmospheric and relaxed.

Might dig out some Sigur Ros some time ... when I next meet a girl who's into experimental Icelandic soundscapes. That happens all the time in Southend, of course.

Posted: **13 Jan 2004, 18:53**

I know nothing of it! WAAAAAAHHHHH!!!

My life SUCKS.

Posted: **13 Jan 2004, 20:11**

Quiff Boy wrote:
emilystrange wrote:sorry.. you must explain..
that whole 200 bpm fanfare crescendo thing! perfect for that, ahem, special situation when one is astride a loved one...

Even better would be Richard Strauss's first minute and a half of Also Sprach Zarathustra.
Great crescendo and explosion, and the best thing is it only takes a minute and a half, all the time a good man needs.

Posted: **13 Jan 2004, 20:13**

mugabe wrote:Check out the soundtrack to JÃ¶rg Buttgereit's "Der Todesking". Haunting and menacing, just like good sex.

I'ts the only one i can't find

Posted: **13 Jan 2004, 20:24**

Quiff Boy wrote:cries of "yee hah!" are also allowed

That'll be Beers, Steers + Queers by RevCo then

Posted: **13 Jan 2004, 22:04**

zigeunerweisen wrote:
Quiff Boy wrote:
emilystrange wrote:sorry.. you must explain..
that whole 200 bpm fanfare crescendo thing! perfect for that, ahem, special situation when one is astride a loved one...

Even better would be Richard Strauss's first minute and a half of Also Sprach Zarathustra.
Great crescendo and explosion, and the best thing is it only takes a minute and a half, all the time a good man needs.

bloody hell.. thats not a good man...

Posted: **13 Jan 2004, 23:04**

Can I just say 3 hrs 30 mins approx?

It might have been 32 mins

Posted: **14 Jan 2004, 13:07**

either will suffice, in different circumstances!

Posted: **14 Jan 2004, 23:59**

Red Sunsets wrote:
Quiff Boy wrote:cries of "yee hah!" are also allowed
That'll be Beers, Steers + Queers by RevCo then

Let me hear your body talk.

Posted: **15 Jan 2004, 00:04**

Physical, Snub?

Posted: **15 Jan 2004, 00:11**

snubnoseuk wrote:
Red Sunsets wrote:
Quiff Boy wrote:cries of "yee hah!" are also allowed
That'll be Beers, Steers + Queers by RevCo then
Let me hear your body talk.

be careful what you wish for

*shudder*

Posted: **15 Jan 2004, 00:35**

Red Sunsets wrote:Physical, Snub?

Yep. My fave track/title from the album is Stainless Steel Providers. Rev Co were a great band. All time fave track is Crackin' Up.

Posted: **15 Jan 2004, 00:38**

Quiff Boy wrote:
snubnoseuk wrote:Let me hear your body talk.
be careful what you wish for

*shudder*

Posted: **15 Jan 2004, 10:43**

we had this not so long ago
with lyrics (but not lots of them..... front 242-reboot cd, and especially the first track, happiness(modern angels))
without lyrics anything by satie for the foreplay,Schubert for the main act, and the soundtrack of amelie poulain afterwards

Heartland

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