Today I found this on Jamendo (a community of free, legal and unlimited music published under Creative Commons licenses), 'Waxworks,' by Ai!R, a Russian band. This music touches me in deep places. Perhaps I may find I am able to put some prosepoetry and movement to music like this (the license looks okay, a first hurdle, and of course I'd ask for permission from the musicians and credit them):
Sheath of feeling. Words groping to touch air.
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Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Sold All My Classical Music in a Fit of Poverty
Once upon a time I sold all my classical music in a fit of poverty. Downloading all Bruckner's symphonies, 31y261d! Will I be alive still?!
Today on Jamendo (a community of free, legal and unlimited music published under Creative Commons licenses), I discovered this artist, Grace Valhalla, French, unique:
And then downloaded other techno, like a few albums of Project Mahlen Goscht, to paint by...
My kids were: Why are you listening to techno? And then I began dancing the dance of the pneumatic drill, the hammer, the screwdriver...
(they laughed as they shook their heads, crazy-mummy)
Yeah, I'm falling in love: with Jamendo. The entry of the Russians rocks my soul.
Today on Jamendo (a community of free, legal and unlimited music published under Creative Commons licenses), I discovered this artist, Grace Valhalla, French, unique:
And then downloaded other techno, like a few albums of Project Mahlen Goscht, to paint by...
My kids were: Why are you listening to techno? And then I began dancing the dance of the pneumatic drill, the hammer, the screwdriver...
(they laughed as they shook their heads, crazy-mummy)
Yeah, I'm falling in love: with Jamendo. The entry of the Russians rocks my soul.
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