Comments (0) Another minimalist piece by Philip Glass.
Simple yet powerful music.
You know those songs that for some reason are part of your life and will follow you forever?
The ones you always get back to on happy and sad days, like an old friend?
Well, this is one of those for me, and part of a series of posts I’m calling my permanent playlist.
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From Philip Glass Solo Piano, a minimalist piece that’s simple yet beautiful:
You know those songs that for some reason are part of your life and will follow you forever?
The ones you always get back to on happy and sad days, like an old friend?
Well, this is one of those for me, and part of a series of posts I’m calling my permanent playlist.
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Even though I started watching Higurashi no Naku Koro Ni and never finished it some years ago, this music still caught my attention:
There are tons of versions with different vocals by the seyuus of the anime, but this one I like the most.
Satsuki Yukino played the parts of Shion and Mion.
The info on the title might not be accurate, but it’s everything I could find out about it… dunno from which composer/band came the instrumentation from the original music, or if the music title is correct, but I’ll shure you’ll eventually find out if you need to. 
You know those songs that for some reason are part of your life and will follow you forever?
The ones you always get back to on happy and sad days, like an old friend?
Well, this is one of those for me, and part of a series of posts I’m calling my permanent playlist.
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A fairly recent add on my favorite musics list, Fallout 3‘s main title music that plays on the game menu:
I love the orchestral music mixed with those horns… nepalese horns maybe?
It fits the game perfectly.
You know those songs that for some reason are part of your life and will follow you forever?
The ones you always get back to on happy and sad days, like an old friend?
Well, this is one of those for me, and part of a series of posts I’m calling my permanent playlist.
Another music I don’t really know the real title (if it has one).
From Enemy of the State movie soundtrack, it’s the main theme composed by Trevor Rabin and Harry Gregson Williams.
You know those songs that for some reason are part of your life and will follow you forever?
The ones you always get back to on happy and sad days, like an old friend?
Well, this is one of those for me, and part of a series of posts I’m calling my permanent playlist.
Overfire is from Buffy the Vampire Slayer soundtrack…
It’s probably the music that defined to me, how awesome the music selection from the series was.
I wish I could find the exact scene (shown only in pics on this video) Commenter Philo found it: It’s from BtVS season 4, episode 5 “Beer Bad” – Thanks Philo!
It was like a live show in a basement pub… Veruca, the band singer was also a werewolf… and played a huge part in one of the big plot changes in Buffy.
Oh yeah, I’m talking about the first music… the second one is called Dip, from the same band, from the same series.
You know those songs that for some reason are part of your life and will follow you forever?
The ones you always get back to on happy and sad days, like an old friend?
Well, this is one of those for me, and part of a series of posts I’m calling my permanent playlist.
Life in Mono, by Mono, is a music from the Great Expectations movie soundtrack.
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1jvw7
You know those songs that for some reason are part of your life and will follow you forever?
The ones you always get back to on happy and sad days, like an old friend?
Well, this is one of those for me, and part of a series of posts I’m calling my permanent playlist.
From the movie Cruel Intentions, Comin’ up from Behind is a music by Marcy Playground
You know those songs that for some reason are part of your life and will follow you forever?
The ones you always get back to on happy and sad days, like an old friend?
Well, this is one of those for me, and part of a series of posts I’m calling my permanent playlist.
Here’s another Philip Glass piece from the movie Truman Show called Raising the Sail:
I’m trying to adapt it to the piano.
Continue lendo 'Philip Glass — Raising the Sail (Truman Show)'»
From AIR, the music is called Alone in Kyoto, and it’s from the Lost in Translation soundtrack.
Dunno if the video is original or not, but yeah, scenes from Kyoto.
You know those songs that for some reason are part of your life and will follow you forever?
The ones you always get back to on happy and sad days, like an old friend?
Well, this is one of those for me, and part of a series of posts I’m calling my permanent playlist.
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