0:11 Думал это такой прикол, но на самом деле в композиции 4,33 нет ни одной ноты. То есть вообще ни звука. Что реально удивляет. Получается Джон Кейдж написал свой "Чёрный квадрат" только в музыке и это гениально
@@berrick2469это лютая попса, которая звучит из каждого утюга. Если где то есть фортепиано, то обязательно появится чел без муз. образования и сыграет именно ее
@@chegevara8896 барокко, помимо прочего, - просто красиво. Тут стилистически коряво получается: взяли единичный барочный опус и воткнули его в чужеродный ряд, а-ля, оно нам нахер не нужно. И обложку аляповатую воткнули. Если уж La Traviata у Верди, то написали б оригинал Le quattro staggioni с картиной Каналетто, или вроде того.
Хотел подобное запилить, забавно, как некоторые ассоциации совпали, особенно про Скрябина, лол. Где Тиньков извиняется, "Можно мне один раз ошибиться" - Фуртвенглер пришёл на ум. "Мы любим такие формы, форматы..." - тут Гайдн. "Миш, мне похуй, я так чувствую" - это Мортон Фельдман. Там ещё было "Эти люди читают коммунистические книги, а потом стиральные машины вырывают" - Конкретная музыка. Ну и с Каравайчука проиграл)
I'm writing a story called Sunshine 2 Flight of the Icarus 3. Original opening: "Our Sun is dying. Mankind faces extinction. 7 years ago, the Icarus project sent a mission to restart the Sun, but that mission was lost before it reached the star. 16 months ago, I, Robert Capa, and a crew of 7 left earth frozen in a solar winter. Our payload: a stellar bomb with a mass equivalent to Manhattan Island. Our purpose: to create a star within a star. 8 astronauts strapped to the back of a bomb. My bomb. Welcome to Icarus 2." My story opening: “Our Sun has been revived. Mankind has been saved. 2 years ago, the Icarus 2 successfully delivered it’s stellar bomb payload, even though the delivery cost the ship itself and the entire crew. 14 months ago, I, Julius Grande, and another crew of 7 left Earth now thawed from a solar winter. Our mission: study the Sun up close and land the first group of humans on Mercury. 8 astronauts strapped to the back of an artificial bomb. My artificial bomb. Welcome to Icarus 3.”
Lol pinbacker was the key to success. If he hadn't gone insane then they'd have never gotten the bomb deep inside. Remember physicist dudes calculations were infinite and unquantifiable. And had a high failure rate in simulation. Remember God drove king Nebuchadnezzar insane for a few years just to teach humility. So why not captain pinbacker. He was a driving force, without his insanity the mission would have failed. And without his religious psychosis, as a few have said here, he would have suicided with the rest of his crew. It drove him the four years in space to survive, it drove him to "take them all to heaven" which meant his rampage drove physicist dude to fulfill the long past due detonation, which was needed for it to actually work in getting the sun jump started. And just before the physicist goes into the cube, he's looking at pinbacker who is all the sudden at peace and stairs back calmly. If you do things right, nobody thinks you did anything at all. John2:15, 16 and 17 the first epistle. Love God not the religions that blasphemy his word. His anger for the churches is known. Check out revelations , your church might skip this part if it's a tax free one. Hmm I wonder why. Great music by the by
Except if they hadn't Rendezvoused with the Icarus I and had continued on their mission they would have been able to deploy the payload without a problem. Pinbacker was the last in a long line of tragedies they had to overcome that made delivering the payload more difficult. They managed to do it in spite of him not because of him.
I can't restrain myself from thinking that Pinbacker in his madness actually came to his biggest realisation of reality which is that us,humans are nothing in the grander scheme of things out there in the Cosmos. Assuming a big chunk of rock from outer space would hit our earth tomorrow and destroy everything will someone else know that we were ever here? Our earth looks only like a spec of dust,our sun fades in comparison to other stars,our galaxy too so what are we,If not only dust?
Want more of a bummer. Thanks to dark energy no one will ever know that we ever existed as even the stars outside our local group (the galaxies within reach) will soon only see darkness due to the ever growing expansion of the universe. Not even our grandest of decedents will know what its like to see a night sky full of stars.
Do you ever wonder if the universe is capable of fearing its own mortality? And if so by another stretch we are its death throes trying desperately to evolve and escape decay eventually leading to saving this existence from entropy?
