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The soundtrack to Baz Luhrmann’s film transplants Jazz Age sensibilities to the hip-hop era,
you know what transplants Jazz Age sensibilities into the hip-hop era? actual jazz music.
go listen to some Louis Armstrong, everyone!
F’yeah NPR. This is my jam.
But seriously, this makes my night.
EDIT: HEARTS A MESS BY GOTYE IS ON THE SOUNDTRACK! Sorry to gush, but I love that song.
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Sufi music is being used in Turkish hospitals to calm patients. Reporter Matthew Brunwasser tells us that studies suggest that using music can cut stress quite significantly.
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This is why I can’t take the ending of RENT seriously. I grew up with this opera and the ending always makes me tear up.
(Start at 4:28 if you don’t want to see the whole final act.)
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It’s an opera kind of night. Nerdy Buffy Moment: (is it really spoilers if it’s this old?) The first time I saw the episode Passion, I started geeking out as Giles comes home to hear this song playing. I started to explain to my friend that the song is two lovers, having just met, expressing their everlasting love and tenderness for one another. It’s a pure expression of the thrill of new love and the intensity of an instant empathy and caring for another human being. The song ends in them walking off state, arm in arm, singing into the cold night. I grew up with this song. This only added to my heartbreak when Giles discovers Jenny’s body. While I am sure this is a detail that went over most viewer’s heads, I always liked to think that the writer/director/whoever chose this music intentionally placed it there to add to the cruelty of the whole thing. It definitely made the scene more intense for me.
(Source: Spotify)
Party Rock Anthem on glass bottles? Why yes, internet. This is something I never knew I wanted to see.
I don’t normally go for youtube videos from talent search shows, because they almost always boil down to “omg look, people thought they were a talentless hack but they werent!!!”
But this one made me cry.
Watch it.
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