Let’s get together a definitive list of (ahem) pop records that reference German Expressionist Cinema.
(If this isn’t a tumbleweed-magnet I don’t know what is.)
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Let’s get together a definitive list of (ahem) pop records that reference German Expressionist Cinema.
(If this isn’t a tumbleweed-magnet I don’t know what is.)
Genuine question. It’s only a matter of time, even given the fact that the 50s-60s generation don’t seem to be doing terribly well in terms of longevity.
Well, am I expecting too much? After all, I’m from Hull, one of the many places where the banner “Happy 30th Birthday, Nana!” has allegedly been sighted.
I’m in the market for top-notch recordings of the two Tchaikovsky Piano Concertos.
I have a CD of them recorded by Richter with the Leiningrad PO for Melodiya in 1958. It’s a great performance but sonically absolute crap. My first instinct is to go for the later Richter/BPO recordings, but maybe there’s something better out there.
So come on, Music Lovers… whaddabout it?
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Start as we mean to go on, eh chums?
Top five playground gun noises: 1. Dugga-dugga-dugga (WW2 aircraft gun) 2. Peee-yowww! (cowboy gun with ricochet) 3. Eh-eh-eh-eh-eh-eh (machine gun) 4. DOOOOFSCH! (slow-mo action movie shotgun blast) 5. Pffit! Pfffit! (silencer effect)
the fact that it says “Moose the Mooche is active right now”. Daaaaamn straight!
