Random music for a Thursday evening
Sep. 3rd, 2020 06:55 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
nineveh_ukEvery since I looked up famous Morricone scores to work out which one was being musically referenced in episode 16 of Nirvana in Fire*, YouTube likes to select them for me (although as carbonel points out, the Magnificent 7 is actually by Bernstein). And occasionally I play them, because they are just tremendous. Maybe one day I should see one or two of the films. Anyway, in the meantime here is some music.
I want the job of the woman who gets to do the singing and whistling. I also would have liked to have gone to that concert.
*The Good the Bad and the Ugly. Instantly recognisable as the one that goes wa-a-a-a-aaa, but alas the title not instantly springing to mind. Also, thanks to the person in the episode comments - which annoyingly I didn't see until later - who points out that there's an extra Sergio Leone reference in that the mysterious swordsman is a man with no name...
carbonel points out, the Magnificent 7 is actually by Bernstein). And occasionally I play them, because they are just tremendous. Maybe one day I should see one or two of the films. Anyway, in the meantime here is some music.I want the job of the woman who gets to do the singing and whistling. I also would have liked to have gone to that concert.
*The Good the Bad and the Ugly. Instantly recognisable as the one that goes wa-a-a-a-aaa, but alas the title not instantly springing to mind. Also, thanks to the person in the episode comments - which annoyingly I didn't see until later - who points out that there's an extra Sergio Leone reference in that the mysterious swordsman is a man with no name...