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"The structure of 'Let There Be More Light' is not conventional. It goes through different things - you think it's going to go one and it goes the other. But much more than this record, before Bill and I started playing together in Body/Head, I found this 1968 live footage of Pink Floyd on YouTube. They were playing and it was almost like people were dancing to abstract music. There were visuals and it was amazing. In 1968, they were doing stuff that we're just doing now. Syd Barrett was sitting down and playing prepared guitar, like Bill does when he does his solo stuff - and other people who play prepared guitars do. That was all really inspiring, originally to the band, I think"

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CHILLFILTR (46 KP) rated Wilder Woods by Wilder Woods in Music

Sep 2, 2019

Atlantic Records recording artist Wilder Woods is back with a new single and music video to promote his upcoming debut LP. Electric Woman features a retro-soul melody combined with a slinky electronic groove, yielding a raw and understated homage to the female form delivered with a signature throwback-flair.

The music video stars Bear Rinehart’s wife, Mary Reames Rinehart, and gives listeners a peek at what real chemistry looks like between the young and beautiful. The canyons at sunset create a wistful backdrop for this exploration of honeymoon love, while Wilder Woods again joins his love of classic style with modern sounds, extending a perfect moment into the ether of collective experience. We are there also, dancing under the stars with our beloved.

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Dracoria Malfoy (690 KP) created a post

Sep 15, 2017

Song obsession of the day: Shape of You - Ed Sheeran

Funny story; In my school, on Fridays, they play music in the cafeteria during lunch. Now, we're allowed to get up, have fun dance, do whatever I tend not to have the most guts in the world, but today when Shape of you played, I was like, "You know what. Forget it" I got up and started dancing. I'm a trained dancer in ballet, but I'm self taught when it comes to other styles. But I didn't care, because IT. FELT. AMAZING. I got so many compliments afterward, and everyone was clapping. I was so hyped up on adrenaline, I even took a bow. So, yeah. No lesson here, I just wanted to share.

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Tawnyblue (0 KP) rated The Greatest Showman (2017) in Movies

Mar 2, 2018

The Greatest Showman (2017)

2017 | Drama, Musical

8.5

(237 Ratings)

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The music, the dancing, the bearded lady (0 more)

A couple of plots in the movies story that could have been followed through more but nothing that really spoils it. (0 more)

The Greatest Showman

I loved this film, I was nearly put off by some of the reviews I had read but I'm so glad I decided to make my own mind up about it. Did I say I loved it, well I did, it was great, at one point in the film I wanted to get up and clap the only thing that stopped me is my daughter and grand-daughter would have killed me.
I will watch this film again and again and it is now one of my favourite films. A real feel good film with some deep underlying messages too.