anjo
(Geneva, Switzerland) | | Posted: Mar 04, 2012 - 13:26 | |
Somehow I'm tired of never ending songs in Radio Paradise... This is one of them. After 6 minutes I want to click on the PSD button... unfortunately it does not exist on my wifi radio.
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neuticle
(fog fog fog) | | Posted: Mar 04, 2012 - 13:20 | |
Everybody in my bike shop is scratching their heads...
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linzie
| | Posted: Feb 01, 2012 - 21:02 | |
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(former member)
(hotel in Las Vegas) | | Posted: Feb 01, 2012 - 21:00 | |
Everybody in my hotel room loves this music...
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Sjaaks
(Horst, Netherlands) | | Posted: Oct 04, 2010 - 00:17 | |
Haha, this is quite funny...
Love the way how they combined the high ending note of the classical piece with a 7 chord.... HAHA! Great!
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Bleyfusz
| | Posted: Sep 02, 2010 - 00:25 | |
Ubaldo wrote:Open the pod door, Hal!  ....that funky ol' pod door, umh! Yeah!! |
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Albert1967
(Leusden, the Netherlands) | | Posted: Jun 30, 2010 - 03:19 | |
daveesh wrote:i can only think of "being there" when i hear this. go figure. Was it from that movie? |
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n4ku
(Lexington) | | Posted: May 29, 2010 - 07:35 | |
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Ubaldo
(Hurricane Alley, FL -- Inside the Cone) | | Posted: May 29, 2010 - 07:31 | |
Open the pod door, Hal! |
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4merdj
(donde el viento se devuelve) | | Posted: Apr 27, 2010 - 14:59 | |
jagdriver wrote:
Cool! I've got some great Brazilian stuff in my collection, starting with Deodato and—around the same time—Gato Barbieri when he did the music to Last Tango In Paris.
And we loved seeing/hearing Gato play the Red River Opry when we lived in PHX.
Just to clarify—not that I'm saying you implied otherwise—El Gato Barbieri is originally from Argentina. Last time I saw him was in the film by Fernando Trueba, Calle 54, which I recommend highly. http://www.calle54film.com/eng/e_fs00.htm 
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sirdroseph
(Tokyo) | | Posted: Apr 27, 2010 - 14:55 | |
crockydile wrote:Any segue away from Gorillaz is great.  You got that right Bo!  |
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scrubbrush
| | Posted: Apr 27, 2010 - 14:55 | |
Best left as the soundtrack to movie credits for disco movies
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sirdroseph
(Tokyo) | | Posted: Apr 27, 2010 - 14:54 | |
I think this is a groovy tune! Then again, I am a Gamecock and we have to like this song!  |
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daveesh
(birthplace of the american revolution) | | Posted: Apr 27, 2010 - 14:54 | |
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jagdriver
(Just a nod and a wink south of Paradise) | | Posted: Apr 27, 2010 - 14:52 | |
twitterpated wrote:This piece always makes me think of Peter Sellers in Being There. Then I smile.
I like to watch. |
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jagdriver
(Just a nod and a wink south of Paradise) | | Posted: Apr 27, 2010 - 14:51 | |
nagsheadlocal wrote:Deodato visited my school shortly before this came out as a visiting musician, bringing with him guitarist John Tropea and flautist Herbert Laws. He's no Herbie Hancock (and certainly no Wayne Shorter) but he's a wonderful musician and like every other Brazilian I've met, when he says "Let's go to dinner" what he means is "let's start drinking at 5, eat dinner sometime around 10, and have coffee and spirits until 3 or so."
Cool! I've got some great Brazilian stuff in my collection, starting with Deodato and—around the same time—Gato Barbieri when he did the music to Last Tango In Paris. And we loved seeing/hearing Gato play the Red River Opry when we lived in PHX. EDIT: Check out Torcuato Mariano, too. |
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parrothead
(could be anywhere in the great USA) | | Posted: Apr 27, 2010 - 14:51 | |
nagsheadlocal wrote:Deodato visited my school shortly before this came out as a visiting musician, bringing with him guitarist John Tropea and flautist Herbert Laws. He's no Herbie Hancock (and certainly no Wayne Shorter) but he's a wonderful musician and like every other Brazilian I've met, when he says "Let's go to dinner" what he means is "let's start drinking at 5, eat dinner sometime around 10, and have coffee and spirits until 3 or so."
Sounds like my kind of guy, why ruin a perfectly good buzz by eating something. ( = |
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twitterpated
| | Posted: Apr 27, 2010 - 14:48 | |
This piece always makes me think of Peter Sellers in Being There. Then I smile.
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FrankMc
| | Posted: Apr 27, 2010 - 14:48 | |
I like this version but Stanley Kubrick's original is better IMHO. This does grow on you, though. And I realized I had the artist wrong—it was actually The Crazy World of Arthur C. Clarke.
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crockydile
(Outer Spiral Arm, Milky Way) | | Posted: Apr 27, 2010 - 14:48 | |
kaybee wrote:Have never liked this piece...however, the segue from Gorillaz was great!
Any segue away from Gorillaz is great. |
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nalle
(Malmo, Sweden) | | Posted: Apr 27, 2010 - 14:47 | |
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rtrudeau
(Bay Area, California) | | Posted: Mar 26, 2010 - 23:37 | |
I haven't heard this for at least 20 years. Another 20 would be fine.
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kaybee
(Lost in the Wilds of Toronto) | | Posted: Feb 23, 2010 - 18:23 | |
Have never liked this piece...however, the segue from Gorillaz was great!
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hippiechick
(topsy turvy land) | | Posted: Feb 23, 2010 - 10:01 | |
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GeneP59
(From the State that asks: What can Brown do 4 U?) | | Posted: Feb 23, 2010 - 10:01 | |
Far out man! No, I mean really far out man. I do see the dancin' banana.  |
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Shimmer
(Bethesda, MD) | | Posted: Feb 23, 2010 - 10:01 | |
Cute, but overstays its welcome by several minutes.
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VermontBread
(Dubai, UAE) | | Posted: Feb 23, 2010 - 10:00 | |
Phish's cover of this is one of my all-time favorite concert experiences... Check out the light show. |
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pinklife
(St. Augustine, FL) | | Posted: Feb 23, 2010 - 10:00 | |
Jelani wrote:
YOu wouldn't believe whats' out there.
I think...it's beautiful...it's a dancing banana.
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ThePoose
| | Posted: Feb 23, 2010 - 09:59 | |
A monolithic piece. Roll over, Zarathustra.
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Jelani
(Home of the freak, land of the vague) | | Posted: Feb 23, 2010 - 09:58 | |
mandolin wrote: YOu wouldn't believe whats' out there. I think...it's beautiful...it's a dancing banana. |
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