Oh yeah - I remember this one - it's a totally killer, visual, "set the scene" kind of track.
The instrumentation is awesome.
Another film score - this time for the 2005 movie The Proposition, apparently it won awards and I'm not surprised.
I love Nick Cave's work and it was totally cool to find a very different piece of music from him.
The stringed instrument which I'm guessing is a Violin is just stunning - that's Warren Ellis at work.
Makes me want to watch the Movie...
24 November 2021
But as I’ve moved from ideation to manifestation, the energy of the playlist needed to change – solo piano is good for thinking – but 8 minutes of 130 bpm edm is great for getting things down
8 November 2021
So if you’ve been listening to the playlist recently you know what’s coming. Last week’s track was all about setting the intent for change – away from the more relaxing ideation space of solo instrumentation to this week’s electronic track from Cristoph, Yotto and Sansa.
31 October 2021
I’ve known for a while that the feel of the list was going to change – while piano instrumentals are perfect for reflection and ideation – at some point you need some energetic input to get your fingers moving.
The first visual memory I have is that of the white upright piano in Singapore, Hell and the Dark Forces lived at the bottom, Heaven and the Angels at the top, they would play battles through my fingers and I was hooked.
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