The Tomita Planets: Part three (Venus)
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how did you get the audio without patrick stewart's voice in the background? lol
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Thanks for this beautiful imagescape to go w/ Tomita's electronic version of the music. A perfect pairing!
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@yourforte Me too. He adds dimension yet stays true to the composer's score. That's what I love about all of Tomita's classical interpretations.
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This planet sounds like a woman.....**cough**
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yep, it`s true",Tomita san"' enhances , and imroves upon the original( as I think he does on most of his"cover jobs,"i e",his interpretation of the "classics"using the moog..as he does..so wonderfully....
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i honestly think Tomita's versions of Holt's Planets are better. Since the theme is outer space, and outer space is commonly known for a more digital sound as a background. This fits perfectly with the atmosphere. I listened to the orginials and it just doesnt create the same vibe this does, which is if you close your eyes, u can perfectly picture outer space.
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Hey... would love to see the opening scenes from "Twenty Million Miles to Earth" mixed with this! Help?
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I knew a guy at Glendale Comm. College back in the early 90's, ((in CA)) and he made me a cassette tape of this entire album. I loved it!
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Have this DVD love the use of CGI and actual NASA footage is used. You feel like you're doing an actual fly over.
I'm almost embarrassed to admit that I prefer Tomita's version to Holst's.
yourforte 1 year ago 10
@yourforte
well, considering tomita is somewhat playing holst's version
you don't have to worry :)
ophios 1 year ago
@ophios - yes. I just think the electronic version sounds more effective than the orchestral.
yourforte 1 year ago
@yourforte
ah, in that case, I agree with you :)
ophios 1 year ago
Seeing this brings back memories. I have this on VHS...would love to have it remastered for a DVD release.
Skorpio420 3 years ago 4
Yea, I would love to see this on DVD to.
ophios 3 years ago