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I think this speaker is French. His Soomaali alphabet might be even worse than mine...

Ah, a disciple of the more morose, melancholy aspects of Radio Head. As with that band, these sounds are best for pre-suicide. DOW-ner...

Thanks for posting. Most helpful. I would like a pic, though, to get lost in as I sail into this trance...

If you're curious about other mixes of this original score, you could try Jay-Z's "Blueprint." Not trance, no, but not terrible.

Let's see...

"I love you, Mama Coco"

"I'm just a man caucasion"

"I'm virgin to your kind..."

Hmm...

I think we all know another strutting lothario who sang about this very thing: "Brown sugar! How come you taste so good, yeah!"

If Lee's describing a real event in his life, that uncle would have to have been a shrewd collector, indeed. Even then (the sixties?) that car would have been worth a fortune. Today, Ferrari Barchettas fetch millions when they (rarely) come up at auction. But what is a "gleaming allow air car ...

"Any escape might help disprove the unattractive truth, but the suburbs have no charms to soothe the restless dreams of youth..." My goodness! Henry James, or Geddy Lee?

Question: is anyone sold on this clip as real? Like, the audio doesn't match the performers. A great song, but I hate being hoodwinked...

Oh, shit! Tight, tight, TIGHT! I never knew how much LIfeson influenced Satriani 'til I heard this track. And you know all the tightness meisters (Hetfield, among many others) ate this up when they were still in middle school! 2:55 brings to mind Subdivisions...

I have to hand it to the haters this time: this track is a waste of time. I mean, yeah, I like it - and I liked it when I had this LP at age twelve - but it strikes me as something the band whipped up after lunch one day in the studio, maybe in response to their producer: "Hey, boys! We need on...

You guys are way stupid. Me so likes!

You're funny. Good work. I was thinking, with all those single-serving trays filled and ready to go, that you would crash some homeless shelter and give it all away. Maybe next time...

You guys are funny, for sure. I gotta say, though, I seem to have the same question each time I watch these clips: who pays for all the meat? It's got to cost a fortune...

Mad skills, my brother. Mad skills...

You are funny. Cracked, but funny. Thanks for making this...whatever it was.

My brother! What are you thinking? You're demonstrating this pack...in the *dark*! I can't see a thing! Wait 'til you have daylight to shoot in. My goodness!

Why?

Uh...loops? Why leave out the loops?

Is this woman well? If you told me she were sedated, I wouldn't be surprised. Still, attractive she be - maybe it's the summer dress and all that fair skin...

You are *good*! Thank you!

I have to wonder if the sound editors took a liberty or two here. I mean, those chainsaw and felling of tree sounds? Could they be *too* accurate? Impossible to know. There has got to be great pressure on any "nature" TV production to bring the goods, to ensure it's sale to PBS.

I watched his Opus 161 first - since it's getting press all of the sudden. This piece I like better. I don't think I'll watch any of them for more than a moment or two, but they are entrancing. I do *not* imagine they would be improved with musical accompaniment. They seem to best provoke you...

Waad ku mahaadsantahay casarka aad ii soo bartay, walal.

Hate to hate, but there isn't a lot to cheer about here, except...

...E. Martinez's guitair work! Awesome riff. Awesome leads. How metal is that!

Does anyone know this kid's name?

Way to go, Martin. Thanks for sharing this. Clearly, you are very moved by this song - just as we all are. I'm sure it took a lot of work to play as well as you do. I would love to get you behind a proper piano! Your instrument is, well, electronic. We'll leave it at that.