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Contused said:
Peter Gabriel — Sledgehammer

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I remember this video! The stop gap animation was ground breaking at the time. I seem to remember an amusing interview in which he said because of how slow it is to compose each photo shot & take the shot before moving onto the next etc. the food, fruit & veg, especially the raw chicken got really rank smelling & he said he wouldn’t do stop gap animations with food again!😱
 
Lanny said:
I loved that! Absolutely perfect played on a church organ! It makes me think of Dracula it’s SO deliciously gothic: sends chills down my body!
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It's one of my favourites. Many years ago I bought one double musicassette in a series of four, I think, which was entitled "J.S. Bach - The Organ Works (Volume Three). I copied the four sides into my computer, and eventually into my Brennan jukebox. The tracks are played randomly and always catch my attention when I hear them again. My wife speculates that I'm choosing music for my funeral…

Any road up, now for something completely different: Eva Cassidy — Wade In The Water

 
Contused said:
It's one of my favourites. Many years ago I bought one double musicassette in a series of four, I think, which was entitled "J.S. Bach - The Organ Works (Volume Three). I copied the four sides into my computer, and eventually into my Brennan jukebox. The tracks are played randomly and always catch my attention when I hear them again. My wife speculates that I'm choosing music for my funeral…

Any road up, now for something completely different: Eva Cassidy — Wade In The Water

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Yes, that’s quite a change of pace but, I like it!

I’d only heard Bach’s Toccato & Fugue on the violin. The version I have in my iTunes library is played, with virtuoso energy, by Vanessa Mae. But, the church organ puts a WHOLE new different spin to it! I’ll never think of that piece in the same way again!😎
 
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