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Absolutely! Spirited Away, Porco Rosso, etc. are great. But Princess Mononoke is just EPIC by comparison. That said, I still am kinda iffy on film-scores-are-classical-music front.

If anyone is looking for recordings, there is the standard soundtrack and a symphonic suite. Go for the symphonic suite.

Amazon!

True. Kubrick was often guilty of growing so attached to the temp track score that he refused to change.


Alex North composed much of the score before Kubrick cancelled on him. There's also a modern recording by Jerry Goldmith Alex North's 2001: World Premiere Recording, which is quite striking.

nineties.

And I want this vinyl. On sale for $9,995.

Was it black and white? Could be A Home of Your Own.

It was 45 minutes long, made in 1964, and was shown in West Germany under the title Das Eigenheim. Unfortunately I can't find a copy online anywhere. Look, you can buy the DVD on amazon! I'm so sure this is it - it even has a scene where the electric company and the water company dig the same hole! Info page.

Forgot how great this soundtrack is. It's seven bucks on Amazon and you get a free MP3 copy. No brainer. Or, you can pick up the cassette for ten.

http://www.amazon.com/Hook/dp/B0012GN47M/ref=tmm_acd_title_0?ie=UTF8&qid=1395779537&sr=8-1

According to the wiki (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quincy_Jones_Plays_Hip_Hits) it looks like they had many people on this album.

Billy Byers, Jimmy Cleveland, Kai Winding, Melba Liston, Paul Faulise, Quentin "Butter" Jackson, Santo Russo, Thomas Mitchell - trombone

Also, if you go to https://www.amazon.com/Quincy-Jones-Plays-Hip-Hits/dp/B008EDCGRK, the second picture is an image of the back of album sleeve which gives more information about the album and who was playing on it.

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I search it with the barcode number in amazon.co.uk and guess what! It is available for pre-order and have an artist name TBC and not Ariana! Probably they are still fixing it! You cant find it by name or artist. The colour is half lavender have transparent.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/TBC-VINYL/dp/B07Z74G6MR?SubscriptionId=AKIAIWBZRQIIPF7IKQPA&tag=bookbutleruk-21&linkCode=xm2&camp=2025&creative=165953&creativeASIN=B07Z74G6MR

Here too: https://www.amazon.fr/Where-Polly-People-Go-to-Read-Import-allemand/dp/B07QS5LGX9?tag=au-21&ie=UTF8&linkCode=as2&ascsubtag=ad105da54aa6a2c9bab0fab876455709

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If you meant the CD

My everything is also $15 and set to be released on the same day.

edit: I was on mobile earlier, here's the link Dec 6 release day.

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|name|Molly Drake|
|about artist|Mary Lloyd (1916–1993), also known as Molly, was the mother of Nick Drake. In 1934, she met Rodney Drake, and they were married in 1937. Molly gave birth to Nick in 1948. She was an accomplished poet and songwriter. Her poetry is somewhat maudlin but beautiful. Her compositions for piano are marked by the same looping style that characterized her son Nick's guitar work. Her daughter Gabrielle asserts that her mother's work is unquestionably a strong influence on Nick's work. ([more on last.fm](http://www.last.fm/music/Molly Drake))|
|album|Molly Drake, released Mar 2013|
|track|Happiness|
|images|album image, artist image|
|links|[discogs](http://www.discogs.com/artist/Molly Drake), biography, track on amazon, album on amazon|
|tags|aibolitstraumschloss, pianosinger|
|similar|The Family Trio, Connie Converse, Mirel Wagner, Laura Gibson, Martha Tilston|
|metrics|lastfm listeners: 18,757, lastfm plays: 117,405, youtube plays: 13,632, radd.it score: 9.25|


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Yes, Squirrel Thing Recordings put out an entire album of Molly's songs recorded in the 50's. They stand on their own as great songs and also provide a very keen insight into how much Nick was influenced by his mother's music.

Upvote for Pete Rock, my favorite hip hop producer. There is a newer "Petestrumentals (10th Anniversary Expanded & Limited Edition)" in case you didn't know.

NYCB Workout I and II are great. There's floor work, stretching, and basic movements. Some jumping.

Former dancer, just started getting into lifting almost a year ago. When I danced, I used NYCB Workout I to get maintain strength and flexibility while I was getting through some injuries. I didn't have II at the time but I've done it and I like it better.

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Ballet. Ballet, ballet, ballet. The cornerstone of classical ballet is turnout (lateral rotation) from the hip; your gluteus max, min, and obdurator muscles (that's butt and inner thighs) are mainly responsible for this kind of movement. There is literally no point in a ballet class when these muscles aren't working, and I can't recommend it any more highly for a butt-workout. Not to mention the added perks of increased flexibility, abs of steel, and generally long, lean muscles and a lot more varied and interesting movement than the repetitive action of running that can do some nasty stuff to your iliac nerve. At the very least a strengthening class geared towards dancers is a great start.

If you'd rather work out at home, the New York City Ballet workout DVD is a personal favorite.

Good luck!

• Jan Garbarek is brilliant, check out his "Officium" with the Hillard Ensemble.
  
• Anouar Brahem. I would recommend "Astrakan Café" and "Conte de l'Incroyable Amour".
  
• Krzysztof Komeda. Recommened album: "Astigmatic".
  
• Bohren & Der Club or Gore. I would recommend "Black Earth" and "Sunset Mission".
  
• Gazpacho. I would recommend "Night".

He was busy working on his album

Brent does have an album, but that song isn't on it.

You can actually buy the soundtrack. It is interesting to hear if you are a big fan of Kubrick and the movie.