Every time the opening track from
Be the Cowboy comes on, that droning keyboard makes me think I'm hearing Einstein on the Beach. It's always a bit of a jolt. The rest of "Geyser" sounds nothing like the Philip Glass score, but it's striking in its own way.
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Friday, May 07, 2021
Mitski - "Geyser"
Saturday, March 21, 2020
Cinema's Most Sweeping Films
Wanna get away? Can't say I blame you right now. For MEL, I wrote about the movies I find most "transporting," however you choose to define that word. Up, up and away.
Labels:
documentaries,
list mania,
mel,
philip glass,
sci-fi,
stanley kubrick
Friday, February 03, 2017
Philip Glass - "Opening"
Philip Glass turned 80 this week. This is off Glassworks, which I gather is considered to be more "mainstream" Glass. Whatever: It's beautiful, with a hint of the intensity that dominates his "challenging" work.
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