Night night, sleep well, sweet dreams Buddies
night EL slim moonsiee
Good morning everyone
Cloudy here at present, some sunny intervals forecast at times.
I hope everyone has a good day
Good morning Buddies
Sunny start to the day here but now itâs overcast. No rain forecast
Have a nice day everyone
The original music score for the 1998 film "What Dreams May Come" was composed by Ennio Morricone but was dropped.
This Youube clip is a piece of music which was intended for that film and is called "Love Eternal".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpN9OPVbCnQ
Sung by Edda Del'Orso. She sung the beautiful piece of music in "Once Upon a Time in the West " and there are similarities.
@El Loro posted:The original music score for the 1998 film "What Dreams May Come" was composed by Ennio Morricone but was dropped.
This Youube clip is a piece of music which was intended for that film and is called "Love Eternal".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpN9OPVbCnQ
Sung by Edda Del'Orso. She sung the beautiful piece of music in "Once Upon a Time in the West " and there are similarities.
Blimey! that was so soothing I almost nodded off El
@slimfern posted:Blimey! that was so soothing I almost nodded off El
Here's a clip from "Once Upon a Time in the West". It's an 8 minute scene showing Jill's arrival. The key music part is at 2 minutes 30 seconds in:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdL__zuZvpA
Although the film is unlikely to be one that you would want to watch, Slim, that scene is worth watching. There is no violence during that scene. The director Sergio Leone and the composer Ennio Morricone worked together so closely for this film that this scene is regarded by many as the perfect fusion of film and music.
@El Loro posted:Here's a clip from "Once Upon a Time in the West". It's an 8 minute scene showing Jill's arrival. The key music part is at 2 minutes 30 seconds in:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdL__zuZvpA
Although the film is unlikely to be one that you would want to watch, Slim, that scene is worth watching. There is no violence during that scene. The director Sergio Leone and the composer Ennio Morricone worked together so closely for this film that this scene is regarded by many as the perfect fusion of film and music.
I love that piece of music El But then I love Morricone
Ennio Morricone's rejected score for "What Dreams May Come":
Playlist has 11 pieces, the 10th being the "Love Eternal" one.
https://www.youtube.com/playli...t=PL7D0CB8261096D61A
night EL slim moonsiee bazzy
Good morning everyone
Cloudy here, might get bits of sunshine later, rain forecast for tonight.
I hope everyone has a good day
For those interested in BBFC classification, new guidelines to come in from 1 May.
Link to the BBFC new article about these:
https://www.bbfc.co.uk/about-u...ern-for-uk-audiences
There's a BBC news article on these but the BBFC article is the one to read.
Good morning Buddies
Drizzly here and cooler than of late
Enjoy your day everyone
@El Loro posted:Here's a clip from "Once Upon a Time in the West". It's an 8 minute scene showing Jill's arrival. The key music part is at 2 minutes 30 seconds in:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdL__zuZvpA
Although the film is unlikely to be one that you would want to watch, Slim, that scene is worth watching. There is no violence during that scene. The director Sergio Leone and the composer Ennio Morricone worked together so closely for this film that this scene is regarded by many as the perfect fusion of film and music.
Possibly the best coordination between cinema and music El - that film was an opera
Stone cold all time classic it was
Hope all are M74
@El Loro posted:For those interested in BBFC classification, new guidelines to come in from 1 May.
Link to the BBFC new article about these:
https://www.bbfc.co.uk/about-u...ern-for-uk-audiencesThere's a BBC news article on these but the BBFC article is the one to read.
Thanks for that El
@velvet donkey posted:Possibly the best coordination between cinema and music El - that film was an opera
Stone cold all time classic it was
Hope all are M74
All's OK here, Velvet
The other film where the film and the music are coordinated in a similar way is "Alexander Nevsky" (1938) directed by Sergei Eisenstein and music composed by Sergei Prokofiev. Outstanding classic film but is a war film with one scene which is disturbing so not one to watch unless you know what to expect,
We've got Romeo and Juliet
@velvet donkey posted:We've got Romeo and Juliet
Another Youtube clip of the same piece of music.
It's
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ky2IcC7bK0
@El Loro posted:Another Youtube clip of the same piece of music.
It's
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ky2IcC7bK0
Classic El
Come to think of it is it not The Apprentice too?
@velvet donkey posted:Classic El
Come to think of it is it not The Apprentice too?
Yes, it's used as the theme music, Velvet
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Good morning everyone
Cloudy and rainy here,
I hope everyone has a good day
@El Loro posted:Virgin Media email down again, seems to be widespread.
Seems to be back up now.
Good morning Buddies
Light rain this morning first thing but dry and overcast now
Have a nice day everyone
Morning troops
Hope all are M25 (not last weekend )
About to watch the facile Punch and Judy Show called PMQ's. Two idiots. Flynn always has a good question.
Have a good day ye all
Just returned from doing a bit of local shopping and refueling the car.
Driving along, a car a short distance in front of me, a lorry a short distance behind me. Single lane.
Suddenly there was the sound of a car horn as another car driver decided to cut in between my car and the lorry. Lorry let the driver in and that car driver flashed the headlights at me.
I don't know where that car had come from. Either overtaking the lorry in a single lane, or did a U-turn from the other side of the road, or came out of the drive from a house on the other side of the road.
A bit later there's a roundabout which splits into several lanes. There are traffic lights. As the lights had turned amber I stopped in the lane I was going in. The driver in that car went in a difference lane and didn't bother to stop at the lights (not that they had turned red)
The sort of aggressive driver who is a danger on the roads.
@El Loro posted:Just returned from doing a bit of local shopping and refueling the car.
Driving along, a car a short distance in front of me, a lorry a short distance behind me. Single lane.
Suddenly there was the sound of a car horn as another car driver decided to cut in between my car and the lorry. Lorry let the driver in and that car driver flashed the headlights at me.
I don't know where that car had come from. Either overtaking the lorry in a single lane, or did a U-turn from the other side of the road, or came out of the drive from a house on the other side of the road.A bit later there's a roundabout which splits into several lanes. There are traffic lights. As the lights had turned amber I stopped in the lane I was going in. The driver in that car went in a difference lane and didn't bother to stop at the lights (not that they had turned red)
The sort of aggressive driver who is a danger on the roads.
Very true El...glad you're okay
Two youngish men going round here knocking on doors. "We're not salesmen. Are you interested in a free new boiler under the government scheme?"
I said I wasn't interested and closed the door. I don't need to replace the boiler and I know that I wouldn't qualify as one has to be on one of the specified state benefits none of which I get (the State Pension isn't one of those).
@El Loro posted:Two youngish men going round here knocking on doors. "We're not salesmen. Are you interested in a free new boiler under the government scheme?"
I said I wasn't interested and closed the door. I don't need to replace the boiler and I know that I wouldn't qualify as one has to be on one of the specified state benefits none of which I get (the State Pension isn't one of those).
Which is ridiculous really, as I would imagine there are a great many on the state pension that could benefit from a new boiler.
Though I'm not sure having people knocking on doors is a good idea....wonder how long it will be before the scammers get wind of the scheme and abuse it.
@slimfern posted:Which is ridiculous really, as I would imagine there are a great many on the state pension that could benefit from a new boiler.
Though I'm not sure having people knocking on doors is a good idea....wonder how long it will be before the scammers get wind of the scheme and abuse it.
I'm wary of anyone going round knocking on doors. Could be legit, could be a scam.
To be eligible for the EC04 grant (free boiler replacement) one needs to be getting at least one of these benefits:
1) Income based Jobseekers Allowance (JSA),
2) Income related Employment and Support Allowance (ESA),
3) Income Support (IS),
4) Pension Credit Guarantee Credit (PCGC),
5) Working Tax Credit (WTC),
6) Child Tax Credit (CTC),
7) Universal Credit (UC),
8) Housing Benefit,
9) Pension Credit Savings Credit (PCSC),
10) Child Benefit, (within the income caps, see Chapter 5 of the ECO4 Guidance: Delivery),
So state pensioners who get pension credit are covered. I don't qualify for that.
Never buy anything at the door. I only answer half the time
If I don't recog your phone no. there's an answering machine
Ofgem's page re the EX04 grant scheme for replacing boilers. Scheme covers England and Wales. The page has links to the Scottish equivalent:
https://www.ofgem.gov.uk/envir...sumers-and-landlords
@El Loro posted:I'm wary of anyone going round knocking on doors. Could be legit, could be a scam.
@velvet donkey posted:Never buy anything at the door. I only answer half the time
If I don't recog your phone no. there's an answering machine
Same here ...can't be too careful these days