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"Path of the Wind" by Joe Hisaishi, from the soundtrack of the film My Neighbor Totoro:
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I came across an interesting article about Yellow Magic Orchestra earlier today:
Yellow Magic Orchestra on Kraftwerk and How to Write a Melody During a Cultural Revolution - San Francisco Music - All Shook Down
I thought that the part about Ryuichi Sakamoto's inspiration for the song "Tong Poo" was particularly interesting; I had never read that before.
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A couple of tracks from one of my favorite albums for hot summer days when I want to pretend I'm lying on a beach in Rio (although I suppose it's actually winter down there right now):
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Amazon.com: Samba Soul 70!: Samba Soul 70!: Music
Does the second one sound a little like something from the soundtrack of Cowboy Bebop to anyone else?
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Amazon.com: Samba Soul 70!: Samba Soul 70!: Music
Does the second one sound a little like something from the soundtrack of Cowboy Bebop to anyone else?
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I'm obsessed lately with these two songs and their videos:
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Weird . . . I just heard of the Klaxons last night after reading the Wikipedia page for the J.G. Ballard collection Myths of the Near Future and reading that The Klaxons named one of their albums after that collection. You mentioned them when I've never seen anyone mention them before!
Another weird coincidence like this just happened yesterday when someone told me of the The Traveling Wilburys after I told them that I was listening to Tom Petty; I had just heard of The Traveling Wilburys for the first time two days prior to this person telling me about them.
I'm getting weirded out.
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