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oldhollywood:

Henry ManciniPeter Gunn Theme

Performed by the Quincy Jones Orchestra

Übernommen von: Old Hollywood

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Pianoboy.

(Source: theories-of)

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Das ist weit tricksiger gemacht als es scheint. Sehr schlaue Lichtführung.
playinprogress:

Capri, by Louis Ritter.

Das ist weit tricksiger gemacht als es scheint. Sehr schlaue Lichtführung.

playinprogress:

Capri, by Louis Ritter.

Übernommen von: Play in Progress

Ursprünglich von: Play in Progress

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Abendmusik.

britticisms:

“What’s In Your Head” by Disclosure

I’ve been obsessed with this since I first heard it in their FACT mix. It’s nice to hear the full product, yet another example of Disclosure’s perfect sampling and skills at creating most perfect grooves.

Übernommen von: BRITTICISMS

Ursprünglich von: BRITTICISMS

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Komisch, wie das wirkt, mit Islamzeug im Hinterkopf. Sehr seltsam.

geneparade:

In the 19th Century having a photograph taken was a lengthy process. Frustrated by the difficulties of getting children to sit still long enough to snap a proper photo , photographers in the 1800’s conceived of a technique called “The Hidden Mother”. Draping a sheet over the mothers head in an attempt to camouflage her as a part of the furniture to better emphasize the child, the mother was then able to hold her infant and keep them still long enough for the camera to get an exposure.

Übernommen von: Something Changed.

Ursprünglich von: Red of Tooth & Concept

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Ich hoffe, sie nimmts mir nicht übel. Ich musste an @ankegroener denken.
shingchang:

 The Billy Files - Photo : ヒットガール

Ich hoffe, sie nimmts mir nicht übel. Ich musste an @ankegroener denken.

shingchang:

 The Billy Files - Photo : ヒットガール

Übernommen von: Hello!

Ursprünglich von: grooooovy!

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WOAHHHHHHHHH!!!!!

via @anneschuessler

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theantidote:

Takashi Wada - To Dance with the White Dog

from Araki

Übernommen von: The Antidote

Ursprünglich von: The Antidote

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darksilenceinsuburbia:

Han van Meegeren (1889-1947). The Supper at Emmaus viewed by Dirk Hannema, then director of Museum Boymans, and Hendrik Luitwieler, restorer.
 Photo: Frequin, 1938.

darksilenceinsuburbia:

Han van Meegeren (1889-1947). The Supper at Emmaus viewed by Dirk Hannema, then director of Museum Boymans, and Hendrik Luitwieler, restorer.

 Photo: Frequin, 1938.

Übernommen von: Dark Silence In Suburbia

Ursprünglich von: Dark Silence In Suburbia

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When I first read the dictionary, I thought it was a long poem about everything. -  Steven Wright (via berfrois)

Übernommen von: everything is illuminated

Ursprünglich von: Berfrois

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Aus Chile.

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john ZORN!! Die Legende sagt, das er alles in einem Take einspielt. Nix dub. 

theantidote:

JOHN ZORN - Prelude 3: Prelude Of Light

Album: “The Gnostic Preludes” (2012.)

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John Zorn - composer, arranger

Bill Frisell - guitar

Kenny Wollesen - vibraphone, bells

Carol Emanuel - harp

(via de-salva:)

Übernommen von: The Antidote

Ursprünglich von: de-salva

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Yesyesyesyes.

crashinglybeautiful:

Nina Simone | “Here Comes The Sun” (Francois K. Remix). Thank you, theantidote.

Übernommen von: Crashingly Beautiful

Ursprünglich von: The Antidote

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Ach. Ein schönes Lied.

oldhollywood:

Chet BakerMy Funny Valentine

Übernommen von: Old Hollywood

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Oh Mann. Wie großartig.

newyorker:

Radiohead’s “Creep,” Sung by Prince and Carrie Manolakos

But the song was suddenly rehabilitated when, over the weekend, a video of a singer named Carrie Manolakos singing “Creep” at small concert in New York went viral.

Manolakos, whose background is in musical theatre, performs the song with perfect earnestness, closing her eyes and choking back tears. She floats lightly over the soft notes and reaches up to a stringent wail towards the middle of the song. She takes all the qualities that made “Creep” moving in 1992—what Nick Hornby, writing in this magazine in 2000, called the song’s “unnerving sincerity,” its “mournful anguish,” and “the brilliance of [its] conceit”—and repackages them in an old-fashioned night-club singer’s torch song.

Manolakos’s version does what covers ought to do; it picks up a song that has sunken into throwback territory, dusts it off, and treats it like a classic.

- Andrea DenHoed writes about the arc of Radiohead’s “Creep”: http://nyr.kr/IbOg2h

Übernommen von: The New Yorker

Ursprünglich von: The New Yorker

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