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Philip Glass Ensemble "Train/Spaceship" part 1

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Philip Glass Ensemble perform "Train/Spaceship" (part 1) live at Sadler's Wells Theatre in London in 1982. From a VHS only release called Four American Composers: Philip Glass by Peter Greenaway. I also want to take this opportunity to plug my band the D. Sticker Ensemble, so go visit our new website http://www.stickersongs.com/ and hear samples from our new album "Seasons of Sticker". It's available to purchase on-line.

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  • How the heck does he not have RSI? Seriously.. Amazing

  • @LIANG14  What is RSI?

  • 6:55 I suppose whoever edited this thought to throw in his opinion of Glass's music by replaying this last part of his interview backwards.

  • @TrilobiteFilms Not sure what you mean, but I added the reverse interview at the end for no specific reason. Just a little video garnish.

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  • Well, at least it's less repetitive than Nickelback.

  • @thisnameisthekewlest This piece predates both of those works. I love it, but It's not for everyone.

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  • @BlueCougar It kind of looks like an ARP Explorer.

  • This is so cool. I'm actually going to see einstein on the beach in toronto in a few months.

  • @mrsticker2 Repetitive strain injury. As the name implies, it happens it from doing the same thing over and over again.

  • @soulEATERofcookies la-si-do-si...

  • @portsy101 Most performances of Erlkönig run about three and a half minutes, which makes Einstein on the Beach about 85 times longer. And to point out that Glass' music is repetitive isn't necessarily to denigrate it; it's an indisputable fact.

  • bet Philip Glass is a huge fan of Sander Van Doorn's latest album, it's basically Glass's music made with synthesizers

  • @mrsticker2 Repetitive Strain Injury

  • is she saying lucy love?

  • @Willcaballero That's not really saying a lot.

  • WOW - WHOA FELLA! Too much caffeine!!!!! Sheesh!

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