From Antony Bryan's excellent web site at http://home.attbi.com/~star6n789/orbknow.html :
into the fourth dimension the classical/choral piece is: Allegri's Miserere. (said Miz-er-air-ay) It has a bit of a history that piece. It was a song performed only for and in the Vatican until Mozart wandered in, heard it and buggered the whole thing up by writing it down perfectly later on and having it performed. from 8:10 to end of song, extensively uses a Psychic TV song. (peel session) the organ stuff at the end (also on live93) is called "I do Like to be Beside the Seaside" I've been searching on the net a little for more info, but the above is the best I can find. Regards, Nick ;-)
Can anyone tell me what samples were used in this Ultraworld track? The choral music and violin samples?
Thanks!
Bizarre music links, what a great thread. As an asides, was Allegri's Miserere used in forth dimension as it is a quartet!!! Very tenuous I know. It did jog my memory to a discussion I was having in the pub over the weekend. Band names and where they come from. Very interesting. I was a little stumped when they all looked at me and said 'so where do The Orb get their name from?' Some fan I am! Can anyone shed any light on that one, please. TTFN Billy -----Original Message----- From: orb-admin@mailman.xmission.com [mailto:orb-admin@mailman.xmission.com]On Behalf Of nickwking@ntlworld.com Sent: 30 July 2002 14:42 To: orb@mailman.xmission.com Subject: Re: [Orb] Into the Fourth Dimension
From Antony Bryan's excellent web site at http://home.attbi.com/~star6n789/orbknow.html :
into the fourth dimension the classical/choral piece is: Allegri's Miserere. (said Miz-er-air-ay) It has a bit of a history that piece. It was a song performed only for and in the Vatican until Mozart wandered in, heard it and buggered the whole thing up by writing it down perfectly later on and having it performed. from 8:10 to end of song, extensively uses a Psychic TV song. (peel session) the organ stuff at the end (also on live93) is called "I do Like to be Beside the Seaside" I've been searching on the net a little for more info, but the above is the best I can find. Regards, Nick ;-)
Can anyone tell me what samples were used in this Ultraworld track? The choral music and violin samples?
Thanks!
On Tue, Jul 30, 2002 at 03:01:49PM +0100, billy.b wrote:
Bizarre music links, what a great thread. As an asides, was Allegri's Miserere used in forth dimension as it is a quartet!!! Very tenuous I know.
It did jog my memory to a discussion I was having in the pub over the weekend. Band names and where they come from. Very interesting. I was a little stumped when they all looked at me and said 'so where do The Orb get their name from?' Some fan I am!
Can anyone shed any light on that one, please.
Oscillatory Rythym & Blues Orb is Reverse of Bro (as in Bro Evil 39) ? -- "If all these sweet young things were laid end to end, I wouldn't be the slightest bit surprised." - Dorothy Parker on Co-Eds
Aaaaah, it is from Sleeper. I never knew that "Miles is asked to pass around 'The Orb', a round ball that lets off a drug that produces a feeling of hysteria" - http://www.davegunn.com/sleeper.html Also: http://www.film.u-net.com/Movies/Reviews/Sleeper.html http://www.wsu.edu/~delahoyd/sleeper.html and... Project X - Where does the name "Orb" come from? Alex Patterson - The "Orb Inceptor" or the "Orgasmatron" from that Woody Allen movie. (The Sleeper) - http://www.theorb.com/archives/textual/orb.article.project-x-24 -- "What I tell you three times is true" - The Hunting of the Snark
participants (3)
-
billy.b -
Jonathan Wakely -
nickwking＠ntlworld.com