@anne FUCK YES
holy fuck
this is the best track on the album but it's unusually good right now
@porsupah writing down artist in case I don't get to him before passing out. Thank you for the recommendation!
coyote sing along lyrics
oh sunshine
your loving beauty passed me by
should I waste my time
in your valley beneath the sky
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I am home!
you move your own mountain
the trees have grown
the trees have grown
now it's over
now it's over and I'm goin' home
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I am home!
oh honey you know that you can (and will) lick my doo
oh honey you know that you can (and will) lick my big fat doo
aright
@ziphi so you remember the other day I said I'd really like to hear Cantata Profana while stoned?
So, I bet you can't guess what I'm doing now. I'm struck by how it reminds me of Rite of Spring *and* Carmina Burana - and time wise it's literally between the two. Some of atonal stuff but then chorus also reminds me of Genioh Yamashirogumi but I'd noticed that while sober.
@frost This isn't kink, or furry even but music (Bartok's Cantata Profana). My Dad is REALLY inconsistent about stuff he likes or dislikes and I'm never quite sure of the logic. Like... you'd expect a pianist into Ellington, Fats Waller and Count Basie would LOVE Monk right? Hell no. He's the guy who got me into Schostakovich, but *never* the more abstract stuff. You'd think someone who introduced me to The Endless Summer and a lot of fast paced instrumentals would love surf guitar? Nope.
re: rambles
@topaz Trader Joe's is WEIRDLY inconsistent - like I think they're better priced for goat cheese and their selection is better, I think you kinda have to accept that as part of cost. The big place where they seem to be pricier is vegetables (since the only meat I buy there tends to be the really processed stuff). Also, if you're ever getting stuff there, do NOT get bread from them, it tends to go off way faster than other supermarket breads.
@ziphi I zipped off to Wikipedia as soon as you mentioned it (and I'd put it on) because I wanted to know the context. I actually like how the story comes that close to the real tragedy that would happen in a lot of folklore but goes "naw, he doesn't shoot 'em, they just wind up staying stags is all."
@ziphi I'd actually never heard of it nor listened to it before now, and I really love it so far, the complexity of all this lack of harmony layering together to build something a lot more harmonious. I have no clue how he did this and I kinda want to listen to it while stoned out of my gourd at some point. Also I can see how it'd be a logical segue from Carmina Burana.
re: about our good buddy Carl Orff, best known for Carmina Burana
@ziphi the ultimate irony is of course that you don't get people inside and outside your country to think it's a great place with only sanctioned official content; it's the Lu Xuns, Dmitri Schostakoviches and Keith Harings of the world that get people thinking wow, yeah, China/Germany/Russia/etc are pretty cool. "I don't understand this, but eh, someone out there likes it, and I gotta trust it to peter out on its own if it's no good" is sort of the ultimate expression of democracy.
re: middle Latin bullshit, alcohol mention
@ziphi *instinctively reacts by mimicking taking earth into mouth then slamming down visor*
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