.... nice time for a little shut eye......

I dunno. Sounds more like it belongs in "The Exorcist".

Enjoy the eclectic, great track.

 johnjconn wrote: 
...i don't think that was singing per se - was it accompanied by a strong odor?..

I heard a guy in the bathroom stall next to me , just yesterday singing this song.
Weird huh

Beautiful movie and music.  TY!

Kewl, it is weird enough for me!8!

 Sorcha wrote: 
Yeah, that mixed w/ weird Maori influences.  Good stuff!

 keller1 wrote:  Agreed!

Great to cut the anglo-saxon stream... great BillG, thx!

no apologies, Marcu ... most Americans don't know that La Corse is what people from that lovely island call it themselves. Corsica is what Americans think it's called.

Lovely music.

Reminds me of the piece —- Monty Python? —- where the monks smacked themselves on the head with planks.

ouch...
 SmackDaddy wrote: 

Wow, I am at this very moment putting together a powerpoint on a science workshop I attended in Cargese Corsica when this came on RP... crazy    

good music though 

 horstman wrote: 

ears. there' s a cool new website:  www.google.com  you should try it.

poor english sorry :
whaou thank you Bill for this song witch came from my island
i am from corsica, here the traditional music is polyphonia like A Filetta, this typical music exist nowhere around the world
Corsica is a mediterranean island near Sardinia, Italy and France. (this is the patri of Pascal Paoli who give his name to severals american towns)
Corsica is the most beautiful place on the earth (a lot of american come here to visit us)
pace é salute

 Sorcha wrote: 
I had thought it was either Bulgarian or Russian.  I'm surprised Corsican would sound like that...it doesn't sound like either French or Italian folk music, which is what you would expect.

In any event, quite a lovely piece.

I think you mean "Corsica," not Corse.......

That's what it sounds like to me, too.  Also a bit Bulgarian.

Please!  What is LUGHOLE?   Anything to do with cars?   LUGNUTS?  

Great movie!  This sounded a bit like Tuvan throat singing at first.  Interesting!

 horstman wrote: 
This is a slang word for ears.  Not sure where it originates. Perhaps we need a translation service on RP!  Two nations divided by a common language indeed!

 

...this is nice...

 rKokon wrote:  

Hi
the compositor is a french man : Bruno Coulais
the song, sound like a corse song
(the corse is an island of france, with a very famous style of a cappella song )

 fredriley wrote: 

Lugholes?

 rharvey658 wrote: 
I listen to RP for the variety and constant surprises. If you want same old same old you're in the wrong place. This is a nice refreshing number which woke my lugholes up - 7 from the Nottingham jury.

rharvey658 wrote:

E.g. mine :-) Music like this makes me listen to RP. There are a lot of other stations that just play pop and rock stuff...

This may satisfy the musical needs of some, but this isn't why I listen to RP.

I was expecting it to go somewhere......

Is this more Arabic or Egyptian in flavor? I once had a great rock album called "Hard Rock From the Middle East" . . . gotta find it again.

This cut has a bit too much tremolo/warbling. That probably explains why I'm not converting to Islam. . . .

That movie absolutely blew my mind.

This music is not that good IMO