This nice little observation about a detail in the Inception soundtrack has been making the rounds…
[via BoingBoing]
Concert Record: The Cook Trio April 30, 2010 - Om Bar
If you have never heard of the awesomeness of gypsy jazz, I recommend you check this band’s site out and go from there!
David Byrne postulates that venues (clubs, chapels, arenas, cars, mp3 players) shape music instead of the other way around. You could say he’s a step short of declaring a ‘survival of the fittest’ paradigm where the music best suited to the venue is the one that becomes successful.
Strangely, it kinda makes sense a little bit…
All records are $5 or less (or more if you choose to)!! Records by bands like Tera Melos, This Town Needs Guns, Rx Bandits, Omar Rodriguez Lopez… I could go on, but I’m gonna go check it out now. :P
Johanna Blakley talks about the fashion world’s lack of copyright protections and discusses how the other art/creative mediums can learn from this.
A product of Music Hack Day, this piece of Python code will apply ‘swing’ to any piece of music. How does it do it, you ask? Well, it alternatively ‘extends’ and ‘compresses’ (time-wise) the beats of a song, giving it that ‘daa-ts daa-ts’; or, swung note, if you’re more musically inclined.
I suppose this wouldn’t quite work with a band like Tera Melos. :D
Gymnopédie No. 3 by Erik Satie
I heard Gymnopédie No.1 while watching Man on Wire a while ago and became obsessed with the song. I found the music sheets for all 3 gymnopédies and transcribed them all to the guitar. This is the third one.
