Thursday, January 13, 2011

Because earworms are for sharing...

The iPod served this up the other day in the car, and I haven't been able to get it out of my head since:



You know, it's been many a year since I watched Cosmos...

10 comments:

  1. Thank you. I listened to the YouTube version and now have my version of that music as well as the Blade Runner music queued in my player.

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  2. Sometimes, I watch the show just to hear Sagan's narration... his vocal qualities are soothing and relaxing. And then there is that music....

    Craig

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  3. Me Too, Craig.

    As I monitor the university machinery during my night shift, I often times have a Cosmos episode playing on my headphones (as background radiation) while I work.

    The music along with talking about... factual stuff... I find rather soothing...

    I may not agre with all of Carls' politics (or views on life for that matter), but I don't mind listening to it.

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  4. My wife and I just finished re-watching the whole series last month.

    As Cond0010 says, I find a lot to disagree with Sagan*, but there's nobody I disagree with more pleasurable to listen to.

    * Generally agree with him on the facts, but sometimes his interpretations go beyond the provable. For a guy who doesn't believe in a creator, he's got more reverence for creation than most people in my church.

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  5. alath,

    "For a guy who doesn't believe in a creator, he's got more reverence for creation than most people in my church."

    So do I, probably; so do I... ;)

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  6. I rather like that statement about faith, thamk you!

    And Vangelis Papandreou is an artist.

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  7. Kristopher,

    Thank you very much for that link.

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  8. I LOVED that show.

    I think my favorite Vangelis theme from that show was "Alpha", though. It was often used in the "starship" scenes.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7H6w6bsZ2TM

    And "Heaven and Hell" was the #1 reason my dad could never stay awake through an entire episode. Few pieces of music can match that one for sheer---I dunno, majesty. So much of the music on that show was a perfect fit for the subject.

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  9. Now you need to hear this one

    http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3892045767175419116

    I remember this from when I was a kid growing up in St. Louis. Still one of my favorite songs

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