Other Mixes By Luke79
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As dusk falls to Europe...
I dream Utopia
| Artist | Song | |
| Kurt Weill | Overture | |
| Blondie | Europa | |
| David Bowie | Warszawa | |
| Aphex Twin | Hankie | |
| Marlene Dietrich | In Den Karsernen | |
| Nico | Konig | |
| Paul Celan | Todesfuge read by author | |
| Shostakovich | Prelude No. 14 in Eb min, Op. 34 | |
| Michael Nyman | Six Celan Songs: Corona | |
| Shostakovich | Prelude No. 9 in E maj, Op. 87 | |
| Laurie Anderson | Coolsville recorded live at Town Hall, Sept 20, 2001 | |
| Shakespear's Sister | Hello (Turn Your Radio On) | |
| Marianne Faithfull | City Of Quartz | |
| Tricky | Feed Me | |
| David Lynch | In Heaven from Eraserhead | |
| Scott Walker | Epilogue - The War Is Over | |
| David Bowie | Big Brother/Chant Of The Evercircling Skeletal Family | |
| T.S. Eliot | The Hollow Men excerpt | |
| Goldfrapp | Utopia | |
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Companion mix: "COMMUNITY, IDENTITY, STABILITY".
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This looks excellent!
>>>>>>>stunned into silence<<<<<< ...a whispered wow...
I agree with GambleOn, it really does. Nice work.
This is one that I want!
Great lookin' mix!
Beautifully rendered.
Hmmm, looks a bit New Atlantean, as well. Nevertheless, one could pipe this through the P.A. at the gates of Theleme whilst smoking up Huxley & Hesse on the patio.
Echoes April 20's sentiment. I am sure you also considered having "Europa and the Pirate Twins" on here!
Damn, this is impressive. I'm looking forward to checking it out.
>>>>>>>stunned into silence<<<<<<
...a whispered wow...
Redux comment.Is that a haiku????
...a whispered wow...
Redux comment.Is that a haiku????
Well-developed concept...
Stunning
I dream of making a mix this good.
Wow, this sure looks impressive.
This is an extremely moving mix. Monolithic but delicate at the same time. The Shostakovich is what really does it for me.
it's lovely the way Ms. Dietrich's voice comes fading forward out of the mist of beautiful instrumental music that came before. also especially enjoyed the Shostakovich prelude at #8 and the closing quartet had me stunned as well. impressive!