Erik Satie — Gnossienne No. 1 (Grandbrothers Rework)
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Product information: "Fragments, a new annual invitation from Deutsche Grammophon for twelve leading electronic artists to respond to a single composer."
The artist: Monolink
The artist: Monolink
What a surprising song, what an unusual choice. I love it.
thewiseking wrote:
If you enjoy destroying towering works of great geniius and replacing them with New Age Fuzak this is for you
At the very least I learned the term "fuzak" while reading the comments.
If you enjoy destroying towering works of great geniius and replacing them with New Age Fuzak this is for you
At the very least I learned the term "fuzak" while reading the comments.
j'adore ce mélange électro et autre musique, mais en plus avec satie le morceaux est sublimé bravo a l'artiste
Ahh the mischievous north wind calls...
Bill really likes this Satie piece . For years various versions have been the transition from one piece to an utterly different composition. And it works beautifully,
If you enjoy destroying towering works of great geniius and replacing them with New Age Fuzak this is for you
Can Toby Fox have a stab at this piece...
Erik Satie meets Alan Parsons prog rock?
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thisbody wrote:
The US is a Democratic Republic, not a democracy. Grandbrother is a German group, not American. It seems your accusations of stupidity are misguided.
Nothing against Eric Satie by all means!
Like democracy defined by the US nation, this is in the same ballpark of (American) stupidity. Just boundless...
Putting this up under Eric Satie shows the level of American consciousness behind this scam. Everything can be sold in huge numbers to a non-assuming publice.
The US is a Democratic Republic, not a democracy. Grandbrother is a German group, not American. It seems your accusations of stupidity are misguided.
thisbody wrote:
No one involved is American. Maybe this is European open-mindedness?
Nothing against Eric Satie by all means!
Like democracy defined by the US nation, this is in the same ballpark of (American) stupidity. Just boundless...
Putting this up under Eric Satie shows the level of American consciousness behind this scam. Everything can be sold in huge numbers to a non-assuming publice.
No one involved is American. Maybe this is European open-mindedness?
Me, I just close my eyes, listen to this beautiful sound from my earbuds, and feel this is at least an 8...
Nothing against Eric Satie by all means!
Like democracy defined by the US nation, this is in the same ballpark of (American) stupidity. Just boundless...
Putting this up under Eric Satie shows the level of American consciousness behind this scam. Everything can be sold in huge numbers to a non-assuming publice.
Like democracy defined by the US nation, this is in the same ballpark of (American) stupidity. Just boundless...
Putting this up under Eric Satie shows the level of American consciousness behind this scam. Everything can be sold in huge numbers to a non-assuming publice.
well, why on earth not?
The beginning is a mashup between Satie and the Interstellar soundtrack...before it gets to the pop sugar section.
Why is it that "covers" of classical get to use the original artist's name? Satie has been dead for 100 years.
This is Grandbrothers...but would anyone listen if they didn't borrow the composer's name?
This is Grandbrothers...but would anyone listen if they didn't borrow the composer's name?
A step above the original. It's like Eric finally got some happy pills...
Enness wrote:
It says attributed to both artists. And your use of the word 'loosely' is loosely used. I hear the original's theme solidly and consistently throughout this piece.
Bill, this should not be attributed to Satie as the artist, but to the "reworkers". It's a very different piece of music loosely based around an existing piece.
It says attributed to both artists. And your use of the word 'loosely' is loosely used. I hear the original's theme solidly and consistently throughout this piece.
Yes!
bam23 wrote:
Far too much sauce; pop sugar bombast sauce. Bad sauce for the kids who haven't the taste yet but harbor the ambitions for refinement - or something like that.
I don’t think so. The basic melody is retained but the complexity of the composition is smothered in electro sauce
Far too much sauce; pop sugar bombast sauce. Bad sauce for the kids who haven't the taste yet but harbor the ambitions for refinement - or something like that.
Sorry, but no.
Bill, this should not be attributed to Satie as the artist, but to the "reworkers". It's a very different piece of music loosely based around an existing piece.
I don’t think so. The basic melody is retained but the complexity of the composition is smothered in electro sauce
Satie is buried in here somewhere beneath all the techno beats...I'm all for new versions of classics but I'd rather hear Erik's original version than the iMusic beat loops.
Interesting. The metadata shows the artist as Satie, but he’s the composer, not the performer. Wiki link goes only to Satie.
Definitely prefer the other version we often hear here. But this is interesting none the less.
And now for something completely different!...
Holy cow. How many other covers are out there?
I'm not sure how to square this one with the Chicha Libre offering, let alone the original. Yikes.
I'm not sure how to square this one with the Chicha Libre offering, let alone the original. Yikes.
New version to me
If you enjoy destroying towering works of great geniius and replacing them with New Age Fuzak this is for you
This is, I think, the first time that I've agreed with thewiseking. This is a ghastly trainwreck by someone who palpably didn't understand the music he was so carelessly repurposing.