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Tag Archives: descent
Austin Wintory: Descent
One listen, and with this one I just sort of followed the instruments and what they were doing. It kind of worked, kind of didn’t, but I’m happy with the result. Austin Wintory’s “Descent” is from Journey, the soundtrack for Journey. … Continue reading
Carsten Dahl Trinity: Everything Never Happens to Us
One listen for this one. The song sounds as though it has been deconstructed, then haphazardly reassembled. It’s an interesting piece and I think it works quite well. I was looking to just describe the song’s instrumentation as it progressed … Continue reading
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Tagged breathing, carsten dahl, descent, everything never happens, oddness, smooth, stage, steady, stumble, trinity, tripping
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Spencer Nilsen: Heart of the Giant
Two listens for this one. I feel like I didn’t get much done here, though I was mainly trying to describe the song as it happened and I think I did alright there. Spencer Nilsen’s “Heart of the Giant” is … Continue reading
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Tagged descent, ecco, ecco the dolphin, external, giant, Heart, internal, rhythm, spencer nilsen, throbbing, Throbs, time
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Shoji Meguro: Living With Determination
This one was written over three listens. I was trying to get across what I think the song is trying to get across and it didn’t quite work. Probably could’ve done more, but that did not happen, so yeah. Shoji … Continue reading
One Thousand Word Challenge 83: Path Down
All on a descent down a steep hill, so it needs to be taken slowly, yet surely. There needs to be careful consideration for the next step and all preparation must not go to waste. That is how it goes … Continue reading
Five-Hundred Word Challenge 793: A Walk From Cowan Station
So today I walked from Cowan Station to Brooklyn, or more specifically The Hawkesbury River Railway Station. Thought it was only going to take two-and-a-half hours. Ended up taking roughly five hours, though only slightly less than four hours of … Continue reading
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