"" - Dimmu Borgir

Ok, this is Satanic. But don't tell me the bridge (about 3:00 minutes in) wouldn't be a bitch'n background to a video of Cobras, which is in my plan. Mu-hu-ha-ha.

PS I'm not a Satanist.

Thanks for clearing that up! :sm_laughing:

I was worried.:judge:

Piano Sonata No. 4 - Alexander Scriabin

Scriabin is a lesser known composer to most, but his music, especially sense of harmony is off the charts IMO. I especially like the opening of this sonata for its spaciousness and weightless feeling, the end is poly-orgasmatronic. Sadly the sound on this is shite, but gives some impression.

I was just thinking the same thing yesterday. :D

Somewhere Down the Crazy River - Robbie Robertson

I've never been able to find it. But there was a live performance on Letterman once. It was awesome. Don't look up the video on YT. It is tragically 80s.

If you get ahold of it let me know! I've always loved that song, the mood feels like being in a James Lee Burke novel.

Love Hurts by Incubus. The lyrics kind of suck though :sm_laughing:

Mmm, might be on this DVD, not sure:
http://theband.hiof.no/videos/boot_u...ollection.html

"A Ceremony of Carols - Interlude" (Nice Performance, camera recording) - Benjamin Britten

Wiki

What the Wiki doesn't tell you is why he was at Sea. He was returning to England (English composer) as the full hell of WWII was beginning to unfold.

I love a lot of Britten's music and have performed "Songs from the Chinese" and the "Nocturnal".