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Current Mood: sick

So...Leonard Cohen was born this day.

Respect to the man who gave us "You Want It Darker", "The Future", "Democracy", "Anthem", etc..

Current Mood: busy

Originally composed for "Second Galactica" by Bear McCreary. We've seen this performance on YouTube before, but not these POVs...

Watch on YouTube

This thing just broke one of my depressive episodes.

(Yes, that's Katee Sackhoff with Bear McCreary at the piano at the start.)

(And apparently, there's a new album including live concert recordings...?)

Current Mood: envious

Watch on YouTube

Current Mood: contemplative
Current Location: Home-for-now

Sidebar: I will have to revisit the icon I chose for this interlude, given the origins of the song, and the band covering it here. Hopefully, I'll have a more fitting icon worked up soon.

Current Mood: contemplative

I like this version.

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Current Location: Home-for-now
Current Music: See above

The full hour.

Warning for language, if you give a damn about that.

Some of you need this. Right effing now.

Current Mood: angry

This one seems particularly appropriate to the moment, right?

Lyrics at the Cockburn Project

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Current Location: Home
Current Music: See above

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Current Location: Home

Courtesy of

badastronomy_feed:

https://badastronomy.substack.com/p/ban-227-gilligans-epic-a-comets-antitail

https://youtu.be/CnLaMJix26A

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Current Location: Home

For music! For humanity! For Oxfam! The BNL Selfie-Cam Jam of May 5th, 2020!

Current Mood: busy
Current Music: What else?

This interpretation was organized via the organization Playing For Change.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-UHHc7POovg

One of the things that "Second Galactica" did really well was break down the preconceptions of what background/score music in space opera was supposed to be. First Richard Gibbs on the pilot movie, and then Bear McCreary when Moore and Eick went to series.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=veNTH_KA4Hw

Current Mood: busy

From the musical Come From Away as performed for Q on CBC Radio One back in 2018. Seems like a good moment for it. Most of my friendlist probably knows the premise of the musical, but short version for anyone caught unawares: the POV of the people of Gander, Newfoundland-Labrador when thousands of people flying to and from any number of places happened to have to land there on September 11, 2001.

You wouldn't have thought a musical worth seeing could be made of that premise, but they got'er done.