I am moving through the new season of arrested development. Each episode tells the same story from a different character’s perspective. It’s rather unique for a TV series structure.
So far, the greatly over publicized, new season has been interesting, but I got to the 14th of the 15 episodes today and it was a Buster “Mother Boy” Bluth episode.
I had to steal this audio quote of Buster talking to Lucille 2 (Liza Manelli). He’s attempting to move in with her (much like my life is in transition right now) and what he says here had me laughing so hard, I think I almost shit myself.
Listen closely… and if you get a chance to see this or have seen it, from my experience, I backed up the slider on my computer 12 times to re-watch this segment.
For my want, I was always on the lighter side of the German electronic stuff, obviously connected somehow to Brian Eno (of course). I leaned more on the Cluster, Moebius, Roedelius stuff. More atmosphere and shit. I later listened to Neu! and learned how the stuff can rock with teeth. And thanks to MsNeeBo and others, Kraftwerk became the smooth cross over of all of this music. This is how my taste sits. (I’m not going to even start a dissertation on how none of this would exist without the German band Can, but that’s another blog).
So…
I found this Harmonia discography on the web that contained the following track. It is a re-do of a Harmonia song called Deluxe (Immer Wieder). The mix is credited to something called “Post Love Crackers”. I like it. If you are impatient and have the musical attention span of a gnat and wanna groove, bump it up to about 4:20 and crank it.
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and because you can never get enough of German men droning, here’s the original. I like it just as much.
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Here’s the lyrics if you want to sing along:
Immer wieder rauf und runter,
Einmal drauf und einmal drunter,
Immer wieder hin und her,
Kreuz und quer, mal leicht, mal schwer.
Immer wieder rauf und runter,
Einmal drauf und einmal drunter.
Here’s the translation:
Up and down again and again,
Once on top and once underneath,
Back and forth again and again,
Crisscross, once easy, once hard.
Up and down again and again,
Once on top and once underneath.
Check out these busy boxes. Each at $150.00 a piece. I remember when technology like this was $700-1000 … they sound really cooooooool…
I love how MIDI cables (which used to have a bunch of pins in cable collar) are now about the same as a mini 1/8th inch headphone jack. This technology just gets better everyday!
Thank you ctrlz for all the yummy new improvements. I wish you long life and much happiness. Here’s to a fun, spam-free blog that will continue to provide a platform for the thoughtful mind.
Check out this animated gif from a German website. It shows how people purchased music throughout the years. No play button for the image, it does its’ own magic.