wow!

[nstar!bluemoon!bsbbs!cynthia@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu (Cynthia Rosas)]

fingerle@NADC.NADC.NAVY.MIL (J. Fingerle) writes:

>             Jon Drukman (pure acid hell) opines:

>             >   No vocals:
>             >   1) Muslimgauze - United States Of Islam
>             >   2) Delerium - Syrophenikan
>             >   3) Michael Nyman - The Cook The Thief His Wife And Her
>             Lover soundtrack
>             
>             What, no Black Sabbath?
 
I accidentally lost Jon's post on this so I'm glad it got
repeated here.  I'm interested in those no vocals.  I think I
told you in email that I like some instrumentals (I dunno if
you call it New Age or what the hell),  I have a cd by
Vangelis called Themes, which has alot of themes he wrote for
films, Blade Runner included (a favorite).  I like it alot,
and I'v eheard yo mention the Twin Peaks soundtrack which I'm
ordering.  Tell me a little about those three you listed.  I
like instrumentals which evoke feelings and images, as
mopposed to nice dentist chair instrumentals.  I also really
emjoyed the Out of Africa soundtrack, though you might find it
too plebian :-), and it's best played when you're getting laid
regularly.  I am, thank you very very very much!  In fact, now
that I'm on the subject, I rather gravitate towards
instrumentals, classical included, that sort of evoke
emotional and erotic images.    THat is not to say I gravitate
to instrumentals over vocals.  Quite the opposites.  I'm
saying what sort of instrumentals I do prefer.  Thanks for any
info you can give me.  
Oh, err, lest my image be blown, while I gravititate to
emotional evocations in music, I do try to maintain a cynical
and insensitive demeanor in my daily dealings. Phew! :-)

Cynthia  of Orlando

"My eyesockets hurt."  - A raving bitch


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