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@2394040 Yes, you're right. I have this recording. But I don't have my old turn table hooked up anymore. So I can't listen to this! RATS!!!!!! Bless the champion who posted this. Two points for him!

Little Flower hibernating in the winter is SOOOOO adorable!!!! I want to just squash him, he's so sweet. Bless his little heart.

Parts of this movie are extremely sad, depicting the reality of hunting and death. Unfortunately, man has encroached so much on the wildlife in the forested areas. We now HAVE to use hunters to thin out the herds of deer, which would be kept in balance if, their natural predators were allowed t...

I just realized I listened to this with my mouth wide open, and a tear in my eyes. What a genius. Bravo!!!! Thanks for posting.

And that...by God, is how it's done!!! What a talent. How much you are missed Whitney. Peace and rest to you forever.

@Austinhauer Very good remark. Two points for you!

What a thrill! Dick Leibert was a hero of mine as a kid. I played this exact rendition of this song on the great Wurlitzer theatre organ at the campus of Long Island University. It's the former Brooklyn Paramount Theatre. What a great venue. "WurliTzer Forever". Thanks a bunch for posting.

@headphone355 I do, but I don't have my turn-table hooked up anymore. The album is called "The Radha Krsna Temple". The words are inside in English and Hindu.

I completely forgot about this group, and that I have two of their albums. Talk about a "blast from the past". (My turntable is no hooked up anymore...) I liked this song and bought the album for this song. Great memories, good song and nice band. Thanks for posting.

Death to the invaders...and us too...the survivors!! This is the method of torture and death the conquered masses will be subjected to. Only one thing to do. Run for your lives!!! Head for the hills!!!

And that's how they did things in the golden age of Hollywood. Poor pathetic Hollywood today. There are only a small handful of REAL actors in Hollywood today. Many of them are aging. The young idiots who are worshipped today as "actors" and "actresses" are miserable substitutes for the quali...

This is such a poinant, heart-breaking episode of this GREAT, classic movie. It's a superb study in character on both their parts. They were honorable, upright people in spite of what they truly felt for each other. Others, may have given in to the temptation; but these two avoided the obvious...

That dragon brooch was an intentional insult and stab at the governess. In it, the dutchess was telling the governess, "This is what I think of you". She really is insane with jealousy, insecurity, hatred and malcontent. Today, she would be on multiple meds, seeing a qualified doctor or maybe ...

This is THE absolute VERY BEST version of this piece...ever. It's is SOOOO awesome. You are out there floating in space through the galaxies, nebulae, observing the sublime universe that's out there. Thanks so much for posting.

Yes, it may be considered a "dated" music style. But listen to the words. Man, they hit home. They describe MANY people today. We all know some of them. This is a great song. Kathy Brier does a super job with it. Hey, where's Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks? THEY are really fantastic, e...

I am not a springsteen fan, but this song, and this live rendition, has GOT to be totally cool. Thanks for posting.

This is gorgeous carousel. The band organ is fantastic. It's very well diagramed and sounds well maintained. What artistry and wormanship in all the animals and sleighs. The horses even have real horsehair tails. Wow... Whatever happened to soceity? We went very wrong somewhere along the li...

John Serrie, a master of the etheral and spacy "out there" music, makes a slight diversion in this piece. Largely an earth-bound sound that evokes visions of a warm, sensual nature. One can visualize a loving couple, making love intensly. At least, that's what I "see" when listening to this. ...

@annmulliniks I'm very sorry for your loss. May happy and loving memories eventually bring you the joy in your heart you had with him in life. Hopefully, someday, you'll be together again. Wishing you peace.

The beginning of this sounds like part of "2001 - A Space Odessy".

How often does this need to be done? Anyone know?

@HooliganzR6 I totally agree. Though it's in a minor key, it's still a happy song. This and Korobushka are both great. I'm not Russian, but I enjoy this version very much. I've played this on a huge theatre pipe organ in Jersey City, NJ, and almost got people dancing in the aisles. Enjoy....

This love scene from the beginning to 1:30 has got to be one of the most classic movie scenes in cinema history. The music by Rudolph Kopp fits what you see visually to perfection. The dancer remains center-stage as you gradually pull back and see the rowers start rowing. The scene just keeps ...

The similarity between this music by Wojciech Kilar and the music created and conducted by William Stromberg entitled "Armada Anniliation" from the movie "Trinity & Beyond - The Atomic Bomb Movie", is SOOOO very striking. It's truly erie. Wonder who came first: The chicken or the egg. Thanks ...

Between this movie, "Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines", and "It's a Mad, Mad World", you could laugh yourself silly. Thanks so much for posting!

Jerry Goldsmith is one of my all-time favorite film score composers. His work is consistently brilliant. I miss him greatly. Thanks for posting.

TheTitanicUniverse: This is a WONDERFUL video. It's don't thoughtfully and with dignity and respect. It's a moving tribute to all the souls who lost their lives on this ship. What makes it even more compelling is your choice of music. It's SOOOO appropriate. It's so very moving. What is th...

@OrianaDiazL It's the slag (molten impurities - waste) from a steel foundry. It's collected in these huge caldrons and then poured off where it cools, hardens and is then scopped up by heavy machinery.

@quakeroats0316 Thanks so much for this info. I've always liked this song and didn't know what it was called. I would hum it for some people, but no one knew what it was. Thanks a bunch!

Man alive, this is GREAT!!!! Thanks for posting.

I'm not a big fan of the parts Audrey Hepburn played in most of her other movies. But she was stunningly brilliant in THIS movie. Too bad she didn't WIN that oscar, instead of just being nominated for it. Well done. Thanks for posting.

Man! Look at those legs GO!!!! This is absolutele cool! Wish I had legs like that.

@45MaryKay I'm SOOOOO sorry for your loss. Keep your chin up. One day, you will both be together again. Rest until then.

"Oh, there is nothing a German officer cannot do!"

I guess you can say we have cme a long way in treating various forms of mental and emotional illness. We have a wide range of drugs now, which they didn't have in the 1930's and before that. We also have a better understanding of how the brain works using a vast array of diagnostic tools, which...

How opposite this "Rule of the Order" is when compared to what is outlined in Scripture. The apostle Paul complained of this same thing of doing what he didn't wish to do, in Romans 7:14-25 and Romans 8:1-4. It is NOT we who change us, but Christ "in us", the "hope of glory". If we could do th...

Was the engine room scene in the movie filmed in part at the huge steam engine works museum in Kempton, England? Parts of this look very familiar, if not similar. Thanks so much for posting. This is something really grand about a large, steam engine in full operation. Some old technology, tho...

@ATeamFan007 Now it's up to five people...all who have had their sense of humor surgically removed!

Thanks SOOOOO much for posting this record. I haven't heard it since I was a kid. I have it, but don't have an operating turn table anymore. I play this on a threatre organ and it sounds quite good, though not like this piano sound. What memories it brings back. Thanks again for posting!

This is a WONDERFUL versions of this moving classic. It evokes many scenes in one's mind of sacrifice, triumph, galantry and victory. Very uplifting, inspiring hope. Thanks for posting.

Dear God! Who would EVER want to face this in real life?!? Just watching this footage makes my skin crawl! Those poor people!!!

God, you can hear the terror and horror build in this piece. Stromberg's brilliant work for "Trinity & Beyond" was jaw-dropping!!!

The beginning of this piece SOOOO perfectly fits what you are watching in the movie. They are far out at sea in large battle ships. Man, you can feel the pitch and roll of the ship's bow, as she plows through the huge waves at high sea. Man, it almost makes you sea sick... Unbelieveable scor...

@landlord39douglas You hit the nail on the head with your very accurate and graphic word picture. I felt the very same thing about this movie and this INCREDIBLE and ASTOUNDING sound track by Stromberg. He SOOOO very perfectly composed music to match what was seen in the movie. It left one b...

When I grow up, I hope I look like Wall-E.

Maybe we should put her, the "Parrot Singing Opera" and Florence Jenkins together. Now, that would be SOME trio! Some mother is pushing this poor kid way too hard, making her do something she is not prepared to do, or maybe even wants to do. Mothers who live through their children are pathetic.