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Look Around You (Season One) is one the funniest things I've ever seen. It's a series of 10 minute episodes created by Robert Popper and Peter Serafinowicz that satire, or pay homage to, 70's and early 80's British educational films.
I absolutely love the music. The screen credit is "Gelg" but it's actually Popper and Serafinowicz who composed it. Pure analog synth love. I'm not positive but I think it's all done with a Moog. There's no soundtrack that I'm aware of but you check it out on youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MiMWJ1xBo8w
third floor music is currently one of my favorite blogs so if your a fan of bollywood soundtracks you'll love this site. i grew up in dubai where pirated cassettes cost a buck a piece and i would randomly pick a handful of indian film soundtracks during my tape shopping sprees. most of them are long lost so it's a real treat to be able to download full LPs from TFM. http://thirdfloormusic.blogspot.com/
this track is called "Aankhen Khulee Thhen" and is sung by the great singer Mukesh (pictured).
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Very nice! I'm just beginning to explore the world of Bollywood. We just watched Gumnaam the other day.
Cheers!
Wow! I wrote an R.D. Burman post before reading this. There's obviously some sort of Bollywood vibe on MOG tonight. Thanks, this is terrific!
THE REAL BE-ATTLE.
from the 1977 ABC TV Special, "Beatles Forever" (thanks to WFMU's "365 days" project)
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I've been ridiculing this version of one of my favorite Fab tunes since... well, since it first aired in 1977. Thanks for the existance verification!
I love that track. It's awesomely bad. Thank heavens for the 365 Days music project.
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One of those episodes of "Look Around You" occasionally pop up around these parts. They are pure gold.