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This lullaby is so creepy, its cool ... I love it

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIPrY12-2q0

Here is a creepy cartoon to go with it (with better sound too)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSX_0plm-ps

cool and yes creepy
is that a film? ie the cartoon

dd_ wrote:cool and yes creepy
is that a film? ie the cartoon

The song is called "Rosemary's baby" (by Fantomas)
Originally it was designed as a soundtrack for the Roman Polanski "Rosemary's baby" movie. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0063522/

The anime is called "Elfen Lied".
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elfen_Lied

yeah ive seen the film rosemary's baby a few times
im keen on seeing the anime though looks cool
thanks for the info mate

Yep, very cool.
Aren't those Muybridge images of the old naked guys walking with canes?
I'm the second from the left.
Rosemary's Baby is a favorite movie of mine. The performances are soooo very good.

As a side note, just got two good CD's.
Missa Mexicana. 17th Cent Mass by Juan Guterrez de Padilla. Performance by The Harp Consort with Andrew Lawrence-King.
Incredible if you like such ethnic/period work.
And "Lagos No Shaking" by Tony Allen (Fela Kuti's drummer).
The cover quotes Brian Eno as saying Mr. Allen is the most important musician of the last 50 years. A must have if you like Afro-Beat.
Ooops, sorry for the thread jack, Thomas.

glypticmax wrote:Yep, very cool.
Aren't those Muybridge images of the old naked guys walking with canes?

I don't know, they could be ... he says he got the footage from www.archive.org

I'm the second from the left

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Rosemary's Baby is a favorite movie of mine. The performances are soooo very good

It was a couple of weekends ago we watched "The Kid Stays in The Picture" (sort of a biography of Bob Evans ... produced "Rosemary's baby")

As a side note, just got two good CD's.
Missa Mexicana. 17th Cent Mass by Juan Guterrez de Padilla. Performance by The Harp Consort with Andrew Lawrence-King.
Incredible if you like such ethnic/period work.
And "Lagos No Shaking" by Tony Allen (Fela Kuti's drummer).
The cover quotes Brian Eno as saying Mr. Allen is the most important musician of the last 50 years. A must have if you like Afro-Beat.
Ooops, sorry for the thread jack, Thomas.

Thanks Larry. I will check them out !

Another good one is the song "Run" by Air. A sort of machine lullaby