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philip glass: glassworks
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piano by branka parlic
5th of july 2005. synagogue, novi sad

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A great bit of ...
By: Amnesiac1986. on 06 Jan 09, 11:27:06
A great bit of minimalism. Beautiful.

philip glass' works ...
By: Smarttyy. on 04 Jan 09, 21:29:40
philip glass' works are just simply amazing... all of them

i agree; i was only ...
By: LoveWithChainsaws. on 02 Jan 09, 21:30:46
i agree; i was only answering someone else's request for more minimalism.

great, made me ...
By: abc100785. on 01 Jan 09, 14:55:43
great, made me think about my final year project. gave great ideas for soundtrack for my short 3d animation and sotry about a boy and his father and a special toy..

I believe Philip ...
By: mdeonx16. on 30 Dec 08, 03:06:16
I believe Philip Glass is the savior of modern music (one of them anyway). He will crush the oppresion of MTV and it's unfortunate "slaves" (aka it's viewers).

It's amazing..!
By: AntreasOasis. on 30 Dec 08, 00:45:22
It's amazing..!

I heard many ...
By: jfmartinet. on 29 Dec 08, 12:05:05
I heard many interpretation of Philip Glass... I do like this one of Branca Parlic, A very good one, fascinating, ...

jim morrison is ...
By: ringu. on 29 Dec 08, 02:09:56
jim morrison is also good, but he's no pete morrison, my fifth grade teacher. thank you.

Steve Reich is good ...
By: ledzeppelinrush3. on 28 Dec 08, 22:37:49
Steve Reich is good but he's no Philip Glass.

i've just finished ...
By: mgsmgs2. on 26 Dec 08, 22:22:50
i've just finished learning this as my music GCSE performance piece and I've just fallen in love with it. I first heard it on classic FM and then in my music class. I love it and would recommend it to anyone who is getting into classical, particularly orchestral music.

its beautiful so in ...
By: bhbar2003. on 26 Dec 08, 04:17:30
its beautiful so in this case-- beautifulism is a great term to describe this Glassworks piece: so , peace. And Thanks Philip. Your With Respect, Brian

damn, thats good.
By: bigassballsyes. on 20 Dec 08, 12:21:38
damn, thats good.

i so agree.
By: docilesofa. on 19 Dec 08, 10:27:45
i so agree.

we have just ...
By: beckyybollockchops. on 18 Dec 08, 22:44:59
we have just finished learining minimalism in music gcse and we had to study this and i just fell in love with it :)

You can only tell ...
By: Annajorien. on 16 Dec 08, 20:13:15
You can only tell once you've tried. Like odst117 said that some people try but don't make it, but that's with everything. So I'd say, just give it a go.

Actually, it is ...
By: sirknightly. on 15 Dec 08, 21:07:11
Actually, it is minimalism. It's technical term to describe a modern movement of music. Philip Glass was the example my Music Appreciation teacher used to describe minimalism in college. It can still be good. The term "Minimalism" is not describing the quality of the piece, just some of it's characteristics.

Philip Glass is the ...
By: xGirlPlay. on 12 Dec 08, 22:37:29
Philip Glass is the best.

try steve reich, ...
By: LoveWithChainsaws. on 12 Dec 08, 13:07:14
try steve reich, music for 18 musicians.

This is not ' ...
By: 1967born. on 12 Dec 08, 10:49:08
This is not 'minimalism': this is 'beautifulism'...

This is probably ...
By: garrettlandolt. on 10 Dec 08, 07:19:45
This is probably one of the most beautiful pieces I have ever heard. Of course, Glass is always attacked for the repetitiveness of his style and his mundane technique, but it all works. The emotion with which such pieces are imbued just amazes me.

yes. people spend ...
By: odst117. on 10 Dec 08, 05:25:29
yes. people spend their whole lives trying to become decent pianists. Most musicians don't make it.

Is it hard to learn ...
By: bigassballsyes. on 09 Dec 08, 21:33:14
Is it hard to learn the piano? lol well, depends on what eh, to learn this and do it as well as Branks, forget it ha

i love this ...
By: adrianfriedenreich. on 09 Dec 08, 10:30:22
i love this composition...

is it hard to learn ...
By: bballboyso07. on 09 Dec 08, 01:54:05
is it hard to learn the piano??

bravo!
By: bigassballsyes. on 07 Dec 08, 18:56:16
bravo!

Charlie Rose - Philip Johnson
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An hour with architect Philip Johnson.

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Thank you for ...
By: sdjnwhy. on 04 Dec 08, 04:42:30
Thank you for posting!It's really fantastic that you have so much useful resourses. :)

I agree with you. ...
By: sdjnwhy. on 04 Dec 08, 04:40:33
I agree with you. :)

what a great man.
By: flexwheelR. on 26 Nov 08, 03:32:17
what a great man.

hi 2 u all mi ...
By: 0722169755. on 24 Oct 08, 00:22:19
hi 2 u all mi pussy is dripping pV

Although to be fair ...
By: woaisansan. on 24 Aug 08, 00:26:37
Although to be fair, given some thought, it is not that simple. Recently it has solely become the architect's responsibility to LEARN about architecture and that is a problem. It's so easy to criticize the things happening in Dubai and China but it was not so long ago that Chicago and New York were being criticized in the exact same way, and now they are cultural icons and swarming with preservationists. Architecture reflects society and the only way to change anything is to have perspective.

The fact is that ...
By: woaisansan. on 23 Aug 08, 23:37:03
The fact is that you have no idea how the public will look back and see these buildings in 100 years and it is on that basis that I said your thinking was rigid and small. There is much to learn about architecture from everyone and everything and every project.

I that it fortunate ...
By: woaisansan. on 23 Aug 08, 23:36:48
I that it fortunate that you have yours and I have mine. I don't like any of the buildings you've listed either but I still acknowledge them as part of culture. You certainly have the right to judge the architecture itself, but you do not have the right to judge the opinions of others.

If you're going to ...
By: yohei72. on 23 Aug 08, 18:08:24
If you're going to attempt rhyming homophobia, at least spell it right. I wonder why borderline illiteracy is so often associated with such bigotry... Oh, wait, I don't.

One person's "small ...
By: yohei72. on 23 Aug 08, 18:05:47
One person's "small, rigid thinking" is another person's... oh, I don't know... "standards." You've got yours and I've got mine. Unfortunately, yours seem to be the ones largely dominating architecture for decades. That "Bird's Nest" atrocity at the Beijing Olympics comes to mind as just one of the latest examples.

Are only architects ...
By: yohei72. on 23 Aug 08, 18:03:29
Are only architects allowed to criticize architects? Or are only their fans allowed to comment on them? Do you object to the many positive comments, most of them presumably from people who "don't do"? Artists, especially architects, put their work in the public eye, and often with public dollars. The public is entitled, indeed obliged, to comment, and not just bow. Perhaps YOU should think a little more before regurgitating cliched non-responses that amount to "Stay in your place, peasant."

There's a saying ...
By: loui5friend. on 19 Aug 08, 04:11:12
There's a saying you should think about: Those who can, do. Those who can't, criticise.

sad one of his last ...
By: cohenleeor. on 16 Jul 08, 06:37:20
sad one of his last projects was the first gay church good contribution to gods earth

In future, only his ...
By: Impresioniste. on 23 Jun 08, 18:52:10
In future, only his architecture will talk for they. Not tv, not newspaper, not prices, not polithicians, etc. And their works is very bad compared to Mies, Lecorbusier, Miguel Angel, etc. And then we will laugh.

even hardcore ...
By: woaisansan. on 11 Jun 08, 14:52:12
even hardcore modernists don't appreciate such small, rigid thinking.

A charming presence ...
By: yohei72. on 08 Jun 08, 05:21:10
A charming presence to be sure, but screw him. Another perpetrator of criminally ugly and inhuman buildings. People like Johnson and Gehry will have their names cursed when we've gotten over the sad architectural era we've been in over the last fifty years and more. We'll be stuck having to figure out how to get rid of the ghastly behemoths they've inflicted on the surface of our planet like out-of-control acne.

my god he was 90 ...
By: historywillabsolve. on 05 Jun 08, 09:34:30
my god he was 90 and still sharp as a tack.

you are gay as fuck ...
By: noobteet. on 25 May 08, 17:18:40
you are gay as fuck suck my truck shmuch

I think the Chapel ...
By: Galvan666. on 28 Mar 08, 08:36:13
I think the Chapel at the University of Sain Thomas here in Houston was designed by Philip Johnson. I made it all the way to Senior at St. Thomas before I dropped out in 1986. I'm 51 now. At least I can say that I earned an AA in Economics from Houston Community College. We can't always have it all. I've been running for Mayor of Houston since 1986. Maybe I should have listened to that Astrologer on a radio show that I called into(Or maybe not!) MayorGalvan

Haha- it's funny ...
By: nfest8. on 24 Mar 08, 04:55:52
Haha- it's funny how he talks shit about his friends in publications. Anyway, I like his style better than someone like Santiago Calatrava because he varies his work. He has a blank slate on every project as opposed Calatrava that has a certain signature or style. All of his works look the same.

theorientation ...
By: ottaviani56. on 30 Jan 08, 04:00:41
theorientation buildingwas built finished out buy iggy vargas a plastering contactor in kasas city /kc great mind

Thanks for sharing ...
By: SolarTango. on 15 Dec 07, 19:27:54
Thanks for sharing this extraordinary interview!!

Thank you Charlie ...
By: fxany. on 01 Nov 07, 10:16:29
Thank you Charlie for sharing your passion for learning.

Metamorphosis Two - Philip Glass
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metamorphosis two - philip glass

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one of the best ...
By: jookyle. on 06 Jan 09, 20:14:48
one of the best songs ever.

GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
By: AntreasOasis. on 05 Jan 09, 02:51:11
GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That's why you're ...
By: 2012MUSTANG. on 04 Jan 09, 06:59:46
That's why you're such a fucking nigger.

i think this music ...
By: nichi92. on 03 Jan 09, 08:55:18
i think this music is okay as a movie soundtrack. It does not lack emotion, but listening to it by itself is a bit repetitive for me.

I love the music ...
By: euuhi. on 24 Dec 08, 14:03:45
I love the music that he's doing but i just can't understand the videos.

It probably is a ...
By: Sparrow10567. on 24 Dec 08, 00:39:00
It probably is a infinite fortex of complexity and wonder, just inside those little bird houses. Ur a freakin genius. DOES EVERYONE SEE THIS?

nice thought... i ...
By: GrandmasterLuke. on 21 Dec 08, 20:40:30
nice thought... i really enjoy his music, its purstic and good!

Has anyone noticed ...
By: heycarter. on 21 Dec 08, 17:31:55
Has anyone noticed that there is a little bird box painted on the bird box, and do you suppose if you look at the little painted bird box, there will be another little bird box painted on that, and so on and so on, for infinity?

whats up with ...
By: blower1. on 20 Dec 08, 13:10:18
whats up with minimalism i ask?? nice emotion and feel here, minalisim i love.

Beautifull as a ...
By: albenizclay. on 18 Dec 08, 08:50:37
Beautifull as a jungle, as the sky, as the sunshine, as the silence and the music. Emotions... some people only can like Julio Iglesias and feel condident that they understand what music says. Someone that can critisize Philip Glass is someone that cant listen, just listen. Maybe not too minimalist like the last generation. Evolution keeps going.

I gave you thumbs ...
By: PauloNideck. on 18 Dec 08, 04:38:40
I gave you thumbs down. But now I would like to put it up. Because you have your point here. Maybe you don't like his style. But Glass is minimalism. So you critics are totally real. I feel minimalism as a trippy thing. Sure.. it won't surprise the listener at all. It's not meant to be this way. But in a way I agree with you.

I do agree with you ...
By: Firemajic. on 18 Dec 08, 04:02:23
I do agree with you in most parts to how, yes the song is very much so redundant, but you should also take into consideration that the composer probably prefers this style, it took him time to make it, and that discouraging his work isn't going to make him change anything. instead you could have pointed out the parts you disliked, not shoot it down by saying how much it was "boring and insignificant" and suggest modifications.

Glass is the most ...
By: laurion69. on 15 Dec 08, 20:40:12
Glass is the most boring and insignificant "composer" I ever knew. He is able to repeat the same childish things for dozens and dozens of times... It's incredible how stubborn he is in repeating always the same chords, the same groove of chords, the same banal arpeggios on the triad. He is the negation of the art of surprising the listner.

WELCOME TO BIRDS ...
By: tommydjluvya. on 11 Dec 08, 00:12:49
WELCOME TO BIRDS BIG BROTHER

�C�mo estructuras ...
By: Marconikoff7. on 09 Dec 08, 22:49:15
�C�mo estructuras tan simples evocan sentimientos tan complejos?

Great song. ...
By: Baghyeah. on 09 Dec 08, 18:45:06
Great song. fantastic elemmental video...

i thought a scary ...
By: pinkbunnycookie13. on 09 Dec 08, 03:15:53
i thought a scary pic was gonna pop up...

Is it still there, ...
By: cheeseburger26. on 08 Dec 08, 20:30:09
Is it still there, hanging on the tree, swaying in the wind? I love you bird box, wherever you are x

it is simply, hands ...
By: aargreendaybillie. on 07 Dec 08, 05:58:47
it is simply, hands down, the best thing i have ever heard. thats just it, end of discussion.

i absolutley luv ...
By: comedyqueen78. on 04 Dec 08, 18:58:19
i absolutley luv this score. the notes and tone of the instruments really compliment each other. i could listen 2 this all day...

No puedo evitar ...
By: sombrassoloynadamas. on 04 Dec 08, 06:35:51
No puedo evitar aburrirme con el estilo repetitivo de Glass. Es bueno para dormir. Algunos me tildaran de ignorante, pero vamos... Amo a Piazzolla, Stravinsky, Bach y Pastorius.

Did anyone else see ...
By: HunterHunter88. on 03 Dec 08, 23:55:58
Did anyone else see that dog take a shit on that fence halfway through?

I was hoping for a ...
By: scattt. on 03 Dec 08, 22:22:53
I was hoping for a climactic explosion.

La belleza...
By: osgonzo. on 02 Dec 08, 14:37:26
La belleza...

certo :)
By: arisgreece26. on 01 Dec 08, 22:44:24
certo :)

Philip Glass - Koyaanisqatsi
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Philip Glass - Koyaanisqatsi

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Gta has also an ...
By: graphattic. on 06 Jan 09, 21:20:16
Gta has also an original philip glass track

Yes, if you look at ...
By: PeepthatshitNOW. on 06 Jan 09, 09:49:57
Yes, if you look at the first trailer of GTA IV you can see that the whole trailer is deeply inspired by this. Just the music is edited.

me too;)
By: lennseve. on 05 Jan 09, 11:54:19
me too;)

as tragic of a ...
By: miguelcairo1066. on 05 Jan 09, 06:40:34
as tragic of a statement as that is, i'm glad you found koyaanisqatsi. you should go to a place where movies are rented or bought, and rent it or buy it.

i remember picking ...
By: TheShadowNebula. on 05 Jan 09, 00:43:14
i remember picking this up from the library a while back, and i remember my heart stopping as I watched. I had never seen anything like it and watching this clip now it brings back memories ,good ones.

the janitor sent me ...
By: daveyboy900. on 04 Jan 09, 03:48:44
the janitor sent me here!

yes finally, i've ...
By: blb30. on 02 Jan 09, 21:27:43
yes finally, i've been searching this for ages. heard it on scrubs when janitor gives the evil eyes to JD

It reminded me of ...
By: magicbus587. on 02 Jan 09, 18:55:18
It reminded me of Zelda as well. My friend described it as sounding like "Zelda in Bowser's Castle".

isnt that on grand ...
By: skateschuette. on 02 Jan 09, 13:29:49
isnt that on grand theft auto 4 ???

koyaaaanisqatsiiii. ...
By: sendmecandy. on 31 Dec 08, 20:37:38
koyaaaanisqatsiiii.... koyaaaanisqatsiiii....

my heart stopped ...
By: warbastard. on 31 Dec 08, 14:53:10
my heart stopped from boredom when i watched this. if it weren't for the music i think my brain would have leaked out of my ears.

Hahaha.
By: dbzheir. on 27 Dec 08, 20:15:48
Hahaha.

I have the trilogy ...
By: broman2235. on 26 Dec 08, 23:38:35
I have the trilogy on DVD,, it's brilliant.

here's someone who ...
By: xarfaimortem. on 26 Dec 08, 17:35:20
here's someone who either likes scrubs and subscribed below the wrong video or someone who needs professional help

That's actually how ...
By: kubrick8000. on 26 Dec 08, 07:54:22
That's actually how old I was when I discovered this. I'm 20 now but back then I was like, "What...the...F___?!"

it means "life out ...
By: Nicetry75. on 26 Dec 08, 01:05:27
it means "life out of balance'

guys...very nice i ...
By: Gathizz. on 25 Dec 08, 22:39:33
guys...very nice i didnt think you had it in you.. even you! i just thought of flat boobies and it made me mad.

This is a film ...
By: ShamanPilot. on 24 Dec 08, 23:16:50
This is a film about us. No matter where you are, here or there, up or down, dead or alive... What we do here affects everything, as it's all interconnected. See BARAKA for more insight. Peace.

That was amazing.O:
By: euuhi. on 24 Dec 08, 13:51:36
That was amazing.O:

im also too young ^ ...
By: TheFrightenersDeath. on 24 Dec 08, 08:47:29
im also too young ^^ (15) but I know that this is a very special kind of film ... there are no dialogues ..only pictures and music from Philip Glass

It's a huge, ...
By: clockwise13. on 20 Dec 08, 03:13:15
It's a huge, feature-length mixture of Philip Glass electronical music and magnificent footage from around the world (that took years to make) which all goes togheter with the title "Koyaanisqatsi", which, if i recall properly, means "Life in motion". It's a classic I would really recommend if you're for a beautiful, thought provoking musical vision.

It's a huge, ...
By: clockwise13. on 20 Dec 08, 03:12:41
It's a huge, feature-length mixture of Philip Glass electronical music and magnificent footage from around the world (that took years to make) which all goes togheter with the title "Koyaanisqatsi", which, if i recall properly, means "Life in motion". It's a classic I would really recommend if you're for a beautiful, thought provoking musical vision.

I saw this with a ...
By: jiggydmented. on 19 Dec 08, 07:55:47
I saw this with a live orchestra band in Austin Texas, when I was 11 it was a real treat.

me2 and it was ...
By: flashdoom. on 18 Dec 08, 22:45:37
me2 and it was worth it =]

horror / porn
By: delmonds. on 17 Dec 08, 02:49:57
horror / porn

$OH HAI I\$

OH HAI I'm Philip #1
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http://PhillyD.tv
Ask Your Questions.

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CHECK IT OUT! I AM ...
By: JenniferLiuShow. on 03 Jan 09, 00:01:53
CHECK IT OUT! I AM BANGING PHIL VIDEO!

haha i know that's ...
By: amandagirlygirl13. on 29 Dec 08, 18:25:19
haha i know that's why he called himslef a very smart and attractive person.

Eh... I am ...
By: oromiselbirth. on 23 Dec 08, 13:58:14
Eh... I am definatly a hard-core viewer.

If you look at the ...
By: eantquox. on 22 Dec 08, 07:15:31
If you look at the screen, the person who asked that question was PhillyD, so he asked himself that question to let us know how.

Legally retarded. ...
By: JessicaSue. on 21 Dec 08, 08:06:13
Legally retarded. Lol.

So... a guy asked ...
By: SaraiIsSarai. on 20 Dec 08, 08:36:51
So... a guy asked how to ask a question in a... comment? Wow... Hilarious!

You're hilarious!
By: KawaiixSama. on 19 Dec 08, 15:29:53
You're hilarious!

oh wow i never ...
By: fluffydeath1. on 18 Dec 08, 03:08:12
oh wow i never noticed that(this was not intened to be sarcastic)

philled in! xD
By: iamDipsy. on 17 Dec 08, 23:31:58
philled in! xD

you mean helmets
By: KoukinShuyu8550. on 13 Dec 08, 21:08:09
you mean helmets

So wait . . . why ...
By: Nic33rd. on 09 Dec 08, 09:11:06
So wait . . . why were even on Hooking Up in the first place if you hate it so much?

condoms are evil
By: NA3L1NT3R. on 08 Dec 08, 17:05:12
condoms are evil

come on man, if we ...
By: Bustersword504. on 08 Dec 08, 12:30:23
come on man, if we lose chuck norris its okay, you forget about the great westly snipes!

my life is complete ...
By: EatShitMarty. on 06 Dec 08, 04:12:55
my life is complete serena bailey

why are you fucking ...
By: robinnnxo. on 05 Dec 08, 02:52:19
why are you fucking hilarious- robin g

i love these vids
By: SugaCake. on 04 Dec 08, 23:30:43
i love these vids

haha, It's kind of ...
By: Black0nWhite. on 04 Dec 08, 03:00:41
haha, It's kind of funny. Everytime you say, "I'm Phillip DeFranco, and you've just been Philled in"...I grin. That's just funny shit. Love ya bro.

im alergic to ...
By: Scottishsnails. on 04 Dec 08, 01:19:21
im alergic to pencillin too!!!

A few years ago, ...
By: AutumnPhantom. on 04 Dec 08, 00:02:32
A few years ago, two parents went out for dinner. A few hours later, the babysitter was calling to ask if she could cover up the clown? statue in the kids' room, the father said,"Take the kids and get out of the house. We'll call the police, we don't have a clown statue." The "clown statue" is really a killer that escaped from jail. If you don't post this letter on to 10 videos tonight,the clown will be in your bed at 3:00 am with a chainsaw in his hand dnt wrry it isnt true

what's your opinion ...
By: Lolymus. on 03 Dec 08, 17:07:58
what's your opinion on the gradual report ?

what is your ...
By: w4x0nw4x0ff. on 02 Dec 08, 06:21:57
what is your opinion on the 911 attack? terrorists or inside job?

Combination is 6969
By: dannyab3. on 02 Dec 08, 00:25:27
Combination is 6969

Do you honestly ...
By: sicros. on 01 Dec 08, 11:12:02
Do you honestly read all the Thousands of comments posted on your videos.?

srry stupid comment
By: halogod20. on 01 Dec 08, 02:05:52
srry stupid comment

did u like john ...
By: halogod20. on 01 Dec 08, 01:38:37
did u like john mccain or wat

Interview with Philip Roth (Part 1)
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May 31th 2006

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classic, although i ...
By: 888edward888. on 05 Dec 08, 04:35:09
classic, although i stillfeel nal bandian has a better backhand es1

Fascinating ...
By: Scott89119. on 30 Nov 08, 18:55:10
Fascinating interview.

Pynchon has written ...
By: molloyx. on 14 Nov 08, 01:59:18
Pynchon has written 3 good novels; The Crying of Lot 49, V. and Gravitys Rainbow. He has produced nothing of value in the past, oh, 35 years. Roth has written at least a dozen novels that are of the highest caliber and the quality of his work in the last 15 years is unrivaled. Anywhere. [ you might want to check out his novella, The Prague Orgy, Mrtv].

Roth is really a ...
By: wuz352. on 27 Oct 08, 00:40:12
Roth is really a great novelist. The one down turn of his writing is that if you aren't American... well, you won't be able to feel the full grasp of his writings. Great words of Pynchon--one of my favorites as well.

kewl! type 111 ...
By: blahblahblah3130. on 23 Oct 08, 23:01:15
kewl! type 111 if you like beer TF

Roth will get the ...
By: MrtvaPriroda. on 20 Oct 08, 01:52:03
Roth will get the Nobel never. But that don't mean nothing cause he might not be the same bracket with Pynchon, but he is one exceptional writer.Thou the american for the Nobel good enough these is only Pynchon. And not because he is an american but because he is the greatest living writer never won the Nobel.

Portnoy's complaint ...
By: OscarLevancy. on 12 Oct 08, 09:10:20
Portnoy's complaint: awesome!

"He looks like a ...
By: BlackProteus. on 12 Oct 08, 07:18:39
"He looks like a rat!! maybe Phlip Rat will be his perfect name??" Yeah, only good-looking people write good books. That's why Tom Cruise recently won the Nobel Prize for Literature.

I liked the last 2 ...
By: yarrr426. on 20 Sep 08, 23:28:42
I liked the last 2 mins. especially.

He looks like a rat ...
By: skutari. on 20 Sep 08, 19:14:58
He looks like a rat!! maybe Phlip Rat will be his perfect name??

No mate, you've ...
By: queenban. on 08 Aug 08, 17:16:43
No mate, you've missed my point. I was simply pointing out that a lot of great American writers have constructed their magnum opus' purely on the theme of their country and the direction in which it's headed. English writers, however, don't. I don't know why I feel the need to respond to a frenchman on the subject of national identity through the medium of literature, but you took a mere opinion for succinct scripture. Please don't call me a moron either, we've (thankfully) never met.

Moron, what does ...
By: FrenchArmy76. on 08 Aug 08, 06:22:46
Moron, what does the literature of America have to do with England? How can the lit of england be americanised? maybe it is because your country england only produces Indian writers and no english ones :p maybe that is where it is going- to India.

Shut up-you ruined ...
By: FrenchArmy76. on 08 Aug 08, 06:20:57
Shut up-you ruined the entire video for me by bringing up your stupid jewishness :) clearly all the books you read did nothing for you because you sound like a stupid kiddo with no depth.

Excellent! thanks ...
By: geniuschristie. on 14 Jul 08, 20:11:47
Excellent! thanks for posting this!

in a word roth= ...
By: jazzmanEE. on 15 Jun 08, 12:59:29
in a word roth=genius

�Viva Roth!
By: menorca1571. on 10 Jun 08, 03:45:40
�Viva Roth!

trully one of the ...
By: jazzmanEE. on 30 May 08, 12:40:03
trully one of the greatest authors of our times.

That said, you can ...
By: dinnerbucket9. on 05 Apr 08, 08:39:25
That said, you can boast about Ian McEwan long and loud. Atonement, or at least the firt two thirds of it, is the most perfectly measured and structured and....delicatley calibrated novel I have read in ages.

Perhaps tossing an ...
By: dinnerbucket9. on 05 Apr 08, 08:32:36
Perhaps tossing an Austrailian into the mix would make things worse? And better. Peter Carey well deserved the Booker Prize for The True History of the Kelly Gang [ ach, the Irish are everywhere and nowhere and usually produce titans like Joyce and Beckett] and remains Undead.

I think felt Lawson ...
By: timboslayer. on 02 Apr 08, 14:14:05
I think felt Lawson (who almost idolises Roth) was more pleased to get this interview than ever! Roth doesn't do many interviews anyway - and Lawson is often a bit flippant and jokey with most of his interviewees. This time you can tell he doesn't want to mess it up - no jibes, interruptions. Just listening.

I think I know what ...
By: timboslayer. on 02 Apr 08, 14:11:59
I think I know what you mean. I was reading critics' opinions on the Booker Prize and what it currently represents, and the feeling was that we have LOTS of good writers at the moment but no one really to match the Americans when it comes to national(ist) portrayals. However, there was a theme amongst several of them (and I don't think it was just wishful thinking/romantic yearning) that Britain is on the brink of a surge of new writers - given that we have proportionally more writers than ever.

Don't be silly. Our ...
By: queenban. on 25 Mar 08, 01:04:10
Don't be silly. Our literature didn't 'Vade' after the decline of our empire, read Greene or Faulks, or Betjeman or Larkin, I'm not talking about the decline of an empire I'm talking about now. Post war. Not that Sweeden had a lot to do with the liberation of Europe.

well, your empire's ...
By: painim. on 24 Mar 08, 15:18:36
well, your empire's over, right? your literature with those themes vaded with it

Happy birthday, ...
By: mkl62. on 19 Mar 08, 22:30:15
Happy birthday, Philip. 3-19-08. Sakes alive, 75.

As an Englishman I ...
By: queenban. on 11 Mar 08, 04:54:59
As an Englishman I struggle to identify with the potrait of nationalism a lot of the US greats depict. I'm an avid reader but I'm often left jealous towards the US readers that connect with these amazing novels. (Pynchon, Roth, DeLillo etc.) where is England going? and whose writing this journey now, like the US writers are? What great English writers are there now who write about our country and where it's going? Everything's americanised. Mcewan maybe? but he's scorned upon. What is England?

philip glass: metamorphosis 1
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piano by branka parlic
27th of october 2004, sinagogue, novi sad

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how stupid would ...
By: sequenzaVII. on 06 Jan 09, 23:00:24
how stupid would you have to be not to memorize this simplistic garbage ? Look at them pretty lights..

She does look at ...
By: RavenMischke. on 30 Dec 08, 20:19:07
She does look at the music awefully frequently...

beautiful piece, ...
By: KCkoolaidking. on 30 Dec 08, 05:27:38
beautiful piece, however its best to listen to all the metamorphosis pieces one after the other

geeze
By: SymphonyIn9mm. on 26 Dec 08, 12:21:38
geeze

didnt mean to post ...
By: CoolioToolio. on 22 Dec 08, 01:51:56
didnt mean to post that, i like philip glass and his music

n00b
By: CoolioToolio. on 22 Dec 08, 01:51:14
n00b

hey be nice to the ...
By: aherhaerherhae. on 14 Dec 08, 03:05:14
hey be nice to the librarian lady

Agony and Beauty ...
By: AllyKiss18. on 12 Dec 08, 22:06:41
Agony and Beauty all at once

welcome to the ...
By: aherhaerherhae. on 12 Dec 08, 16:09:10
welcome to the music of philip glass...

BULLDYKE
By: draknatsr. on 10 Dec 08, 05:58:20
BULLDYKE

same
By: odst117. on 10 Dec 08, 05:41:50
same

might aswell be on ...
By: bonkatronk. on 09 Dec 08, 23:42:54
might aswell be on a loop for the 1st 4 minutes :/

Exactly, but it ...
By: IgnatzKolisch. on 09 Dec 08, 14:12:05
Exactly, but it cannot be called a "song".

"a composition ...
By: invaleader. on 09 Dec 08, 13:18:04
"a composition without vocals is often called an instrumental. A musical piece that may be either with or without vocals can be called a melody, a tune, or a composition."

you are right ! i ...
By: invaleader. on 09 Dec 08, 13:17:29
you are right ! i didnt know that

Beautiful.
By: SpiderMadge. on 08 Dec 08, 20:48:47
Beautiful.

A song is a ...
By: IgnatzKolisch. on 05 Dec 08, 19:08:43
A song is a specific type of musical piece, one that involves voice.

define song
By: invaleader. on 05 Dec 08, 18:40:45
define song

Heard this in ...
By: akavuuh. on 04 Dec 08, 22:57:35
Heard this in Battle Star Galatica, instantly fell for it. Beautiful, powerful yet sublime

I KNOW! The only ...
By: whossoul. on 04 Dec 08, 07:49:43
I KNOW! The only pieces of music that can be called songs are ones with singing in them. No singing = not a song, it's a piece. I'm glad someone else knows the differance.

It isn't a song. ...
By: IgnatzKolisch. on 04 Dec 08, 01:37:36
It isn't a song. Why do people keep calling solo piano pieces "songs"?

Wondeful
By: Solitudo93. on 03 Dec 08, 21:53:30
Wondeful

e minor. over and ...
By: speier. on 01 Dec 08, 21:37:02
e minor. over and over and over and o....

I love this piece.. ...
By: DannyElfmanFAN. on 28 Nov 08, 03:42:37
I love this piece.. it's perfect!

for ages i was sat ...
By: Fernandez102. on 24 Nov 08, 22:48:12
for ages i was sat here thinking 'if philip glass is a man why is there a woman paying the piano when it says its philip glass?' i have now realised the error of my ways. and on the music, amazing. the music teachers at our school are obsessed with all of glass' work.

philip glass: the hours
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piano by branka parlic
5th of july 2005. synagogue, novi sad

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this is so ...
By: hannahjane06. on 07 Jan 09, 16:27:42
this is so fantasically brilliant.

awesome
By: GAYLiEN7. on 02 Jan 09, 23:46:26
awesome

she plays his ...
By: KCkoolaidking. on 01 Jan 09, 07:52:14
she plays his pieces well... but i would like to see philip play them

love it
By: watipam. on 31 Dec 08, 07:06:41
love it

lolcakes
By: SymphonyIn9mm. on 28 Dec 08, 12:31:44
lolcakes

No he is not.
By: drummerboy1138. on 28 Dec 08, 05:14:11
No he is not.

S.U.B.L.I.M.E
By: excoldplay. on 22 Dec 08, 00:09:15
S.U.B.L.I.M.E

so beautiful...
By: 3fru3retro3. on 21 Dec 08, 13:45:24
so beautiful...

Not too hard, I ...
By: stevtomato. on 20 Dec 08, 23:51:40
Not too hard, I actually wrote the score myself after listening to this piece (and played it, it's on the video response). Albeit with a few mistakes of course. Easy yet rewarding! :D

5:15 is incredible
By: skYwAlker710. on 20 Dec 08, 17:22:13
5:15 is incredible

I'm obsessed with ...
By: flranger37. on 20 Dec 08, 08:46:04
I'm obsessed with this. I keep replaying it.

It really is ...
By: Walls2008. on 19 Dec 08, 23:00:18
It really is fascinating to watch the hands move and curve like that, as if they had a life of their own.

i think some 2 ...
By: Maddin1929. on 18 Dec 08, 22:53:24
i think some 2 notes against 3 notes-parts are in it.. thats hard to coordinate. the piece is not that easy i think, easiert then most of the classical pieces, but you need experience for it.

you can play it
By: isaacjuarezflores. on 18 Dec 08, 06:46:13
you can play it

thanks! :) lol, ...
By: phiastardust. on 15 Dec 08, 22:20:21
thanks! :) lol, difficult or not, liszt is amazing!

its extremely ...
By: explosivejelly. on 15 Dec 08, 15:13:15
its extremely simple to play his music. after about a year possibly you will be able to play this perfectly legato. you want difficult music, look up the franz liszt transcendental etudes! classical and classical's sub genres remain the most difficult music.

Philip Glass plays ...
By: JiggersGenius. on 14 Dec 08, 02:05:40
Philip Glass plays the piano in my dreams.

i don't know how ...
By: jarcho123. on 12 Dec 08, 21:07:28
i don't know how technical an answer you want, so: harder than pop music, but a lot easier than beethoven. one hand is melodic while the other is chordal, so not too bad...

can any one tell me ...
By: phiastardust. on 11 Dec 08, 22:42:13
can any one tell me, technically how hard this piece would be to play?

Simply incredible. ...
By: snal1234. on 07 Dec 08, 21:56:35
Simply incredible. Could listen to it all day. DOnt know why there are so many Philip Glass haters out there...

Fantastic.
By: chainstoking. on 03 Dec 08, 21:41:41
Fantastic.

absolutely ...
By: chemicalideas. on 01 Dec 08, 23:57:14
absolutely beautiful- her rendition is so amazing, this song takes my breath away. love love love phillip glass and the hours is such an amazing movie

muuuuuito bom!! ...
By: Rodrigo1840. on 01 Dec 08, 06:22:20
muuuuuito bom!! tocar essa m�sica � a melhor coisa do mundo!! adoro glass... ele magico!

I can die now.
By: DancingPancake. on 30 Nov 08, 06:33:59
I can die now.

2:55 is the ...
By: bodyboarder3452. on 29 Nov 08, 06:03:44
2:55 is the beginning of my favorite part of the song

Philip Zimbardo: Why ordinary people do evil ... or do good
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http://www.ted.com Philip Zimbardo knows how easy it is for nice people to turn bad. In this talk, he shares insights and graphic unseen photos from the Abu Ghraib trials. Then he talks about the flip side: how easy it is to be a hero, and how we can rise to the challenge.

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must admit that ...
By: magicznawiertara. on 02 Jan 09, 20:01:13
must admit that thats a great one.

great, hes great, ...
By: 8data. on 01 Jan 09, 08:47:09
great, hes great, hes true, i am sorry i ever did anything wrong to one lady, i still feel guilty about it too

genius
By: 8data. on 01 Jan 09, 08:26:12
genius

explains: rcmp=nazi
By: bajawind. on 28 Dec 08, 10:38:52
explains: rcmp=nazi

Absolutely amazing. ...
By: ckerton1. on 20 Dec 08, 11:54:26
Absolutely amazing. This sort of work I was oblivious too, and has such a large effect on how we should live and how we organise society. I will certainly buy his book now.

This is very ...
By: afrey82. on 10 Dec 08, 20:40:14
This is very applicable to the current scandal regarding the Blackwater massacre in Iraq.

i swear this is ...
By: debadeeb2001. on 10 Dec 08, 17:45:16
i swear this is truly one of the greatest things i've ever seen!

I would do ANYTHING ...
By: bill0756. on 09 Dec 08, 09:03:05
I would do ANYTHING for Philip Zimbardo!

This man is a ...
By: Greenday134. on 07 Dec 08, 13:52:09
This man is a genious!

In order to be ...
By: permanentlydeleted. on 02 Dec 08, 01:18:20
In order to be truly comprehensive you are correct. However it would not be too difficult to study several modern cultures and study cultures of the past through literature, and I would be very surprised if you would find anything different. These evil "environments" people talk of had to start somewhere with some one or some people group, they did not just spontaneously appear.

Your approach is ...
By: bcosten2007. on 01 Dec 08, 16:26:45
Your approach is flawed as you're watching children within the modern environment. A comprehensive study would need to study children from all cultures throughout history.

I can see where you ...
By: Devilsnightforlife. on 30 Nov 08, 04:00:36
I can see where you are going. And i can accept that - to a certain limit. If some leader of another country was performing for example mass muderings of different cultural groups, for example jews or black people, we should not stand by the line and share our experiences to that country why it is wrong and wait for a change. Some cases does unfortunately need changes from people outside. Some things are just wrong and not acceptable no matter what cultur you belong to.

Rape,culturally ...
By: thecatkc. on 29 Nov 08, 19:22:19
Rape,culturally acceptable or not? In this society it is not. However who are we to tell another culture what is right and wrong. Imposing other values,rules and laws never works. We can plant the seed of change to effect hte desired outcome. Lasting change comes from within and will envoke perment change.

haha i love how he ...
By: gabinderpall. on 27 Nov 08, 23:18:37
haha i love how he married the lady who shutdown his experiment, classic.

No, to no extent am ...
By: lifeisgummo. on 19 Nov 08, 10:12:49
No, to no extent am i justifying it. Just because i'm stating something that happens doesnt mean i'm standing up for it. Human morality is a strange thing, early humans would have lived in small settlements & i'm sure village to village morals would have been different. Recently through trial & error & usage of comminication with denser population can we take a good look at our situation & start assessing how we would like to live together. We truly are in the adolescent stage of our species

Humans are very ...
By: jnort122. on 19 Nov 08, 07:28:00
Humans are very capable of rationality. The rape example for instance, to that rapist - it was rational. They convinced themselves with a logical argument that it was rational. The question is: Was it reasonable? It may have made rational sense, meaning logical steps according to their definitions and perspectives, but does it stack against society's view of what 'makes sense' or what is reasonable. Obviously not.

You DO realize that ...
By: Jillybeans25. on 19 Nov 08, 05:52:12
You DO realize that to some extent you're justifying & legitimizing rape, right? You're saying it's OK for some people in some places at some times to rape others. Societal acceptance doesn't make something OK. Again, I would point to Nazi Germany. Frequency of occurrence doesn't make something OK either. And if morality is but trial and error, mere happenstance, then why give a rip about anything? Then there's no such thing as kindness or cruelty - they're all constructions.

Rape is very common ...
By: lifeisgummo. on 18 Nov 08, 23:48:52
Rape is very common among species, our morality has came down through trial & error over the centurys. But remember, there are still cultures in the world where they still live under nomadic, tribal & very basic societies. It's normality there.

I saw a flash of ...
By: adolthitler. on 17 Nov 08, 13:34:08
I saw a flash of the mic cord behind his neck and thought he was wearing his shirt while it was still on a wire hanger.

Zimbardo's use of ...
By: ThisHereUsername. on 10 Nov 08, 22:42:31
Zimbardo's use of the terms "Good" and "Evil" always troubles me. The terms might be useful as shorthand for ideas like "conforms to/acts against societal expectations," but I cringe every time I read one of his papers or listen to one of his talks--even while looking at peoples' outside influences, the connotations of the words are horrendously problematic in psychological discussions.

Drewsuff, I don't ...
By: vokshumana. on 07 Nov 08, 06:49:46
Drewsuff, I don't want to enter into arguing with you, obviously you are intelligent person, it is easy for two people who think differently to agree to some extent, and to disagree with people who don't think. Depending on situation, sometimes lazy stupidity is better survival technique than wasting energy in reasoning.

I would have to ...
By: drewsuff. on 06 Nov 08, 14:45:52
I would have to totally disagree. Humans are very rational. The difference though is that all huimans are not rational in the same way. We all have different patterns of reasoning and therfore will not all come to the same conclusions or course of action.

I think what is ...
By: vokshumana. on 06 Nov 08, 10:37:00
I think what is missing here is that humans are not rational beings, their brains are functioning primarily on self-defense mechanisms, delusions, prejudices, faith, will...

so, evil exists but ...
By: hannaremnant. on 04 Nov 08, 02:40:24
so, evil exists but whether you allow it to.

the people 'doing' ...
By: intrepgun. on 31 Oct 08, 19:49:10
the people 'doing' these things, [awful school indoctrination schemes, the creation and release of aids, etc] are not evil. they think it's what they have to do for the greater good. they are the responsible class of men. for three thousand years they've shouldered a great deal of responsibility and skimmed off the top the whole time. that's where we're at.

The Chris Moyles Show Celebrity lap - Philip Glenister
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Phil attempts a lap around Radio 1 HQ, and is classy enough to stop for a drink mid-route!

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yes i meant 'still' ...
By: JackLivesHere83. on 28 Dec 08, 21:28:46
yes i meant 'still' then. :)

i'm 17, philip g is ...
By: JackLivesHere83. on 28 Dec 08, 21:27:57
i'm 17, philip g is 45, and yet i stole fancy him. i blame the voice. and the amazing acting, especially in life on mars.

Oh god, i really ...
By: blaminnie2008. on 05 Dec 08, 08:36:42
Oh god, i really fancy him. Philip that is, not Chris Moyles.

Yes, please?
By: bannanapeelz. on 20 Sep 08, 09:11:50
Yes, please?

lol very classy ...
By: ChristinaEmery. on 15 Aug 08, 13:56:03
lol very classy stopping for a coke ony mr glenister would have such an idea like that i think the reason why hes quite hot is because he has a deep, manly, gruff voice which is very sexy i might add ^^/

lol cool video! my ...
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Please can someone ...
By: megmo1571. on 19 May 08, 19:49:53
Please can someone upload this whole interview?

I have to admit, at ...
By: xxnuttychicxx. on 10 May 08, 11:05:59
I have to admit, at first i found Keeley difficult to get used to, but her character has really really grown on me, and i feel bad that i didnt like her before. she's a fantastic actress

Uglier???? Less ...
By: handyme1on. on 18 Apr 08, 18:57:51
Uglier???? Less talented????? Older I'll give you. Clearly not a fan of Hustle. There's a fair bit of Robert!love out there, I'll have you know! (Phil is, of course, a dish also)

I read an interview ...
By: emmyjo720. on 17 Apr 08, 15:46:28
I read an interview of his, Philip was working long crazy hours and doing promotions, he was really, really tired when he did that lap, he was exhausted through all his interviews because he was filming late at night and very early mornings. He needed that Diet Coke.

I love Philip's ...
By: emmyjo720. on 17 Apr 08, 15:41:54
I love Philip's blonde locks, I loved him since Clocking Off. He has always been hot but people are only just noticing him. The really appealing thing is he has not idea that he is either.

He is but Gene Hunt ...
By: emmyjo720. on 17 Apr 08, 15:39:57
He is but Gene Hunt is highly intelligent and that makes him appealing with it. He isn't just a un-pc wanker, he has much more depth. And Philip Glenister loves Keeley in Ashes To Ashes and is has been really upset with the attacks on her.

I think Robert ...
By: emmyjo720. on 17 Apr 08, 15:36:36
I think Robert Glenister does more theatre and he is talented and used to be married to Amanda Redman. Philip is so good though he is exceptional. As for Philip being sexy, he always has been it is the golden locks and the fact that his looks are his own, in a world of botoxed men.

there is something ...
By: Zepplingchick666. on 13 Apr 08, 11:42:24
there is something amazingly appealing about the way he is such a rasist fashist wanker, god i hate nice guys lol shame he's like 44 and has two kids grrrr if u ask me they should scrap di alex and her flash backs and just give gene hunt a show of his own.

I second that ...
By: naixoa. on 12 Apr 08, 13:18:26
I second that motion. I mean, he's big, he's not got the best hair (well), he's fairly old... I just don't understand why he's so hot!

Moyles is such a ...
By: ConstanceMarkiewicz. on 02 Apr 08, 18:38:32
Moyles is such a wanker

I don't understand. ...
By: 3Angela. on 29 Mar 08, 14:24:59
I don't understand. This guy is so hot {I've watched Life on Mars about 20 times}, but I can't figure out why. Can someone explain this mystery?

the gene genie ...
By: zengeneral01. on 29 Feb 08, 21:40:48
the gene genie rocks, as does Dom , carrie and aled, but wtf is dave supposed to be there for, still it dont matter now, i just bought an i touch and now i listen to that from 6 30 til 10, then rad 2 cos whiney is fu**ing awful

Gene Hunt would ...
By: Steveweiser357. on 17 Feb 08, 18:13:05
Gene Hunt would have had them all arrested if Moyles told him he was last.

That was proper ...
By: KaiserChiefs4life. on 16 Feb 08, 23:48:39
That was proper genius that like getting his hand in the vending machine :D Proper love philip glenister like x

arrh ii dont give a ...
By: samii1411. on 15 Feb 08, 18:52:27
arrh ii dont give a dam he last he still fit as :) in loveee damm rite :D

I bet the women ...
By: taliebev. on 15 Feb 08, 13:20:00
I bet the women holding the "Go Robert" posters thought they were being incredibly amuzing. Robert is of course his older, uglier, less talented brother!1 what complete morons!! Phil's bum is incredibly sexy in those trousers. i would have helped him when he fell over!!!! Thank you for posting!!

like moyles's beard ...
By: poplikeme. on 15 Feb 08, 10:36:07
like moyles's beard! every 1 look at shorty b like a virgin its so so so funnyyyy

a better guest on ...
By: camboy38. on 14 Feb 08, 19:44:34
a better guest on the show i havnt heard this year FIRE UP THE QUATTRO!!!!

The greatest music ...
By: ShortyAbbott69. on 14 Feb 08, 00:26:14
The greatest music video of all time: watch?v=ift6YbPfhUQ

philip glass
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these are two songs from The Hours..the movie...the songs are called "morning passages" and "dead things" and are played by philip glass...specialy created for this movie..
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the greatest of all ...
By: oblaci. on 28 Dec 08, 12:39:31
the greatest of all the authors (V.Woolf), the greatest of all the films (The Hours), the greatest of all the contemporary composers (P.Glass) check out if you have a chance his opera Waiting for Barbarians, some parts are exquisite watched and listened countless times, and yet it still moves me as it did the first time thank you for posting it.

wonderful!! !THank ...
By: Anthobean. on 27 Dec 08, 17:24:05
wonderful!! !THank You! Great video

This is just lovely ...
By: freespirit1975. on 16 Dec 08, 09:02:40
This is just lovely....Thanks for sharing :)

Initially this one ...
By: mahatheraphang. on 10 Dec 08, 00:41:01
Initially this one struck me as slightly similar to the dungeon theme for original zelda, maybe a bit o' betelgeuse or nightmare before christmas. I must see this film. Thanks for posting.

He should have on ...
By: octopussy1234. on 07 Dec 08, 17:40:32
He should have on the Oscar for best score!

This is very ...
By: musicalme95. on 06 Dec 08, 16:49:42
This is very haunting Music.... and the pictures fit very well.

nice one. one of ...
By: affordablemonkey. on 16 Nov 08, 06:44:35
nice one. one of my favourite glass compositions, and a blissful way to pass 9.5 minutes.

must you be a ...
By: atalantalatin. on 10 Nov 08, 03:07:17
must you be a smartass?

jeezzzzzzz -1 for ...
By: Completreg. on 29 Oct 08, 00:50:14
jeezzzzzzz -1 for you mr. wiseman!

Thank you. This is ...
By: bmdrc. on 09 Oct 08, 12:32:43
Thank you. This is a beautiful piece of music; it is really good to listen to at what is a difficult time for me.

Thanks a lot for ...
By: musicdivinemusic. on 09 Oct 08, 07:46:42
Thanks a lot for uploading this. The pics. go very well together with this beautiful music. I love the butterfly on your finger. Wish you all the best.

THEY ARE NOT 'SONGS ...
By: JeeRant. on 09 Oct 08, 05:26:24
THEY ARE NOT 'SONGS'. It's only a song if it involves the voice. But good music.

*these
By: Blair0927. on 09 Oct 08, 01:39:35
*these

I'm desperate to ...
By: Blair0927. on 09 Oct 08, 01:35:35
I'm desperate to try and learn this on piano, but can't find sheet music anywhere. Anyone know where I can find it?

oh my - so ...
By: scheissdreckhass. on 27 Sep 08, 13:24:50
oh my - so beautiful so beautiful - now i can die without any regrets

Excelente m�sico ...
By: kerotakis. on 31 Aug 08, 03:50:37
Excelente m�sico Philip Glass, ha hecho la banda sonora de varios films tambi�n brillantes, como "El ilusionista" y "Notas de un esc�ndolo". Es de lo mejorcito que hay en este momento.

adoro philip glass. ...
By: jagoda3. on 27 Aug 08, 17:11:41
adoro philip glass..peccato per le chemtrails :)

brilliant,great ...
By: LynniePuff. on 20 Aug 08, 11:27:11
brilliant,great really fascinating, thank you

hey thanks a lot:) ...
By: raluFaraVene. on 22 Jul 08, 07:34:59
hey thanks a lot:) good luck to you too..

Hi dear, Thanks for ...
By: spriuhel. on 21 Jul 08, 20:30:17
Hi dear, Thanks for making this and publishing it, beautiful images and so the chosen music, congratulations! ...for touching our souls...good luck for life!

I love this vid!!!!
By: whiteraven101. on 29 Jun 08, 20:53:06
I love this vid!!!!

just noticed that. ...
By: woof3x. on 08 May 08, 07:46:12
just noticed that. there's nothing really comedic about the movie. if anything it'd be a tragedy. check this newly published book out: "drinks at the tragedy stand-up club"--now that's a funny title.

There are 2songs: ...
By: raluFaraVene. on 07 May 08, 18:28:21
There are 2songs:first-"Morning Passages" and second-"Dead Things" :)

What is the name of ...
By: smidoutn. on 06 May 08, 23:58:46
What is the name of this song please. yes phillip glass is a master

Many thanks to the ...
By: musicdivinemusic. on 04 May 08, 17:35:25
Many thanks to the poster.This is beautiful, so melancholic and poignant. Philip Glass is a master in composition and in orchestration. It's music that touches our soul, evokes memories, consoles us, makes us feel more spiritual.

Conversation: Philip Roth
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11-10-2004

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2-3 years to write ...
By: Biochips1. on 10 Dec 08, 22:12:44
2-3 years to write a novel? But just because he writes pretty intellectual stuff. Other writers make a novel within six months.

"Theres a lot of ...
By: geniuschristie. on 03 Aug 08, 20:42:54
"Theres a lot of brilliance locked up in all those books in the library" thanks for posting this

NGS. Yep. In part. ...
By: molloyx. on 19 Jul 08, 05:59:16
NGS. Yep. In part. An underneath this lunar notion lurks all kinds of grim Frankfurt School Marxist theory that suggests that the...respective typist is simply channeling the collective brain-pan of the boojwahzee and that the purpose of this enterprise is to distract us all from the greater Project. The plain truth is this; American academia has been held hostage by bitter, tenured lab technicians for decades.

molloy: Are you ...
By: NGS712. on 17 Jul 08, 03:53:34
molloy: Are you referring to the 'Author is dead' notion? I read about that online.

NGS. Check out ...
By: molloyx. on 17 Jul 08, 03:34:00
NGS. Check out SIGNS OF THE TIMES [ Deconstruction and the Fall of Paul de Man]by David Lehman. It is strong garlic re the depraved vampires haunting the corridors of American colleges and universities. Lehman does a bang up job of exposing all the major trends of post-mod, imported lit-crit theory. And....be brave, as you will take a regular beating for having the gall to posit that the author is Undead.

molloy: Yes but ...
By: NGS712. on 12 Jul 08, 16:39:34
molloy: Yes but you're not really explaining what makes these 'toxins' different from an author like Roth.

Also, for the sheer ...
By: molloyx. on 12 Jul 08, 06:38:16
Also, for the sheer joy of heroic, hallucinogenic prose and narrative drive I recommend Robert Stone's 'Dog Soldiers' and Denis Johnsons 'Already Dead', distinctly masculine enterprises that are likely to singe the delicate sensibilities of your mild professors.

NG. There is alive ...
By: molloyx. on 12 Jul 08, 06:25:21
NG. There is alive in American academia a distinctly Stalinist strain [ ha ha, the Human Strain]of imported logic that enjoys the fantasy of reducing all creative output to the corporate urge of the boo-jwah-zee. It is patent nonsense, a grim theory promoted by failed artists with the souls of bitter lab technicians. Roth is the ideal anti-dote, read him and you feel the post - mod toxins leaving your blood.

molloy: You're not ...
By: NGS712. on 12 Jul 08, 05:47:52
molloy: You're not 'beating' me over the head. Actually I like to talk about literature, since not alot of people I know are big readers. What is the difference between the 'purists' and the 'trash'? I want to know 'cause I'm interested in writing and do not want to end up as such. ;)

Not to beat you ...
By: molloyx. on 12 Jul 08, 05:41:24
Not to beat you over the head, but Roths 'The Human Stain' takes these post mod creeps on directly and manages to be a great recent American novel entirely because of its guts and beauty.

NG. Pynchon and ...
By: molloyx. on 12 Jul 08, 05:38:06
NG. Pynchon and Vonnegut mattered long before the imported [ French] virus of Post Mod Lit Crit began to suck the air out of creativity on American campuses. The same is true for Barth and Barthelme and Hawkes, Ashbery and Koch. I will stake my life on their importance and singularity. The post mod purists explain these people away as functions of the dominant culture. Beware.

molloy: I see. I ...
By: NGS712. on 12 Jul 08, 05:09:14
molloy: I see. I haven't been a hard-core reader, but within the last year I've become interested in Post-Mod. literature and the concepts/ideas/and so on it uses. I've read Vonnegut, am reading Pynchon, and I'd really like to read Roth soon.

And more than that ...
By: molloyx. on 12 Jul 08, 05:03:26
And more than that I mean it in stark contrast to Roths stubborn, heroic project...his insistence that it matters to live in the world and, futhermore, that the strangeness of this real experinece is worthy of close inspection and a dedicated response. A far cry from the glib,nihilistic proscriptions of the amatuer post mods.

NGS712. I suppose I ...
By: molloyx. on 12 Jul 08, 04:55:53
NGS712. I suppose I used the term loosely to describe a certain brand of trailer park neo-realism [ the Ivy league graduate who inhabits the tiny soul of the Paula Jones Family] and the lazy minded goo produced by David Foster Wallace and his..brethren. I did not really mean Calvino or Barth but I do mean those who 1] cannot begin to tell a story 2] substitute irony for oxygen.

dinner: What do you ...
By: NGS712. on 11 Jul 08, 06:35:19
dinner: What do you mean by 'dime store post-modernists'?

Here here
By: dropkickmurphy9. on 26 Jun 08, 09:05:51
Here here

Absolutely. And the ...
By: dinnerbucket9. on 20 Jun 08, 02:29:17
Absolutely. And the good people at the local bookstore still have a dozen I havent read and it pleases me that I actually send money into his pocket and that he seems finally to be steadily gaining the recognition he deserves. That said, I doubt that young writers are paying as much attention as they should as American academia is still punch-drunk in love with dime store post-modernists. Oh, well.

...the first who ...
By: jazzmanEE. on 15 Jun 08, 13:24:37
...the first who deserves it rather :)

That elusive Nobel ...
By: jazzmanEE. on 15 Jun 08, 13:22:55
That elusive Nobel Prize can't be far away indeed. Of all of today's writers Roth should be the first to receive it.

RRH8. And please do ...
By: dinnerbucket9. on 24 May 08, 02:56:28
RRH8. And please do not think I blame Beckett for some of the alarmist noise that followed. His trilogy [ Molloy, Malone Dies, The Unameable], at least the first two thirds of it, changed my life as a writer.

RRH8.Roths late ...
By: dinnerbucket9. on 24 May 08, 02:53:24
RRH8.Roths late career, which is astonishing re volume and quality [ his best work forged in his 60's], provides me with some measure of hope re the future of the novel [ pronounced dead a thousand times since Beckett]. That you have found him at 18 increases said hope.

6700. Great to find ...
By: dinnerbucket9. on 24 May 08, 02:47:54
6700. Great to find a fellow Roth enthusiast out 'here'. I paid no attention for years, being a snot-nosed fan of the post-modernist types. I have binged on Roth recently and just begun the GHOSTWRITER/ZUCKERMAN UNBOUND/ANATOMY LESSON/PRAGUE ORGY quartet. GHOSTWRITER seems absolutely pivotal re all later work.

Yes, that's the ...
By: wanchope6700. on 23 May 08, 12:17:46
Yes, that's the approach I've adopted,rrh8. I've also found that the area of research you choose tends to narrow and become more focussed as the thesis develops. I'm looking at the impact Zuckerman's filial neuroses has on the American trilogy narratives.

im interested, and ...
By: rrh8. on 22 May 08, 23:49:06
im interested, and this sound a little daft, but what does a PhD thesis entail? do you choose an area of literature to look at and develop a question based around that area?

when he says the ...
By: rrh8. on 20 May 08, 01:26:59
when he says the days of the novel have come and gone i cant help but feel a little sadness and a slight amount of annoyance. being an 18 years old and really only beginning my journey into literary tradition and seeing some of these fantastic authors, such as roth, for what they truely are, its bad to think that in 20 years or so people will have stopped appreciating the novel. i really hope this isnt the case people prove roth wrong.

Metamorphosis One - Philip Glass, Bruce Brubaker
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Metamorphosis One by Philip Glass, played by Bruce Brubaker
http://www.myspac e.com/brucebrubaker< br /> The album with the full Metamorphosis set is entitled "Glass Cage" and is available in iTunes.
To Find Original Sheet Music: http://www.philipgla ss.com/music/composi tions/metamorphosis_ 1-5.php

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And me!!! Phleeeese ...
By: GoddessOnTour. on 22 Dec 08, 13:42:05
And me!!! Phleeeese!!

if you like this ...
By: joshmusicbox. on 26 Nov 08, 11:19:59
if you like this you HAVE TO check out the album Aguas da Amazonias - glass songs performed by uakti, a Brazilian percussion ensemble....fantastic fantastic fantastc omgomgomg

Thank you for ...
By: sirenamber. on 14 Nov 08, 08:24:10
Thank you for posting this!

personally i prefer ...
By: SpiralCheese. on 07 Nov 08, 13:11:52
personally i prefer steve reich , but yeah glass is a genius

if somebody has the ...
By: plenopticfe. on 05 Nov 08, 18:22:11
if somebody has the sheet music would you please send it to me ?

I love this ...
By: coldplayke. on 22 Oct 08, 14:33:09
I love this composer... so deep

Man, if anyone has ...
By: EntropyEternal. on 24 Sep 08, 22:44:45
Man, if anyone has the sheet music for this I would be so grateful for it.

SO BEAUTIFUL!
By: BL00dsExandb00zE. on 14 Sep 08, 19:16:34
SO BEAUTIFUL!

The music matches ...
By: finaIfantasyfiend. on 08 Sep 08, 23:25:24
The music matches the picture perfectly...

Wow! Composition ...
By: wrb1957. on 13 Aug 08, 10:56:51
Wow! Composition and performance were and are perfect. Just...Wow.

Thankyou very much ...
By: boj141. on 28 Jul 08, 21:21:43
Thankyou very much for your music Philip.

Absolutely fabulous ...
By: Terschellingfan. on 13 Jun 08, 19:47:33
Absolutely fabulous pianoplay, Philip! THXS

i found this ones ...
By: airNinja47. on 10 Jun 08, 10:43:30
i found this ones pace better watch?v=3ExHYg7f4HE

He sped it up a ...
By: Ocelot88. on 09 May 08, 06:37:53
He sped it up a little bit, its quicker then the original...

It was a still shot ...
By: electrostatic1. on 04 May 08, 09:07:50
It was a still shot my brother took in the cascades.

why isn�t the lake ...
By: Ostrowid. on 03 May 08, 19:29:09
why isn�t the lake alive?

Absolutely ...
By: flubbamz. on 29 Apr 08, 20:14:46
Absolutely beautiful. I have tears in my eyes.

No, this is one.. ...
By: electrostatic1. on 08 Apr 08, 23:18:29
No, this is one.. From Bruce's cd.. I have the whole set.

I enjoyed this ...
By: MrBuendia100. on 07 Apr 08, 22:26:09
I enjoyed this rendition of Philip Glass's first Metamorphosis. It sounds more atmospheric than the original recording. Kudos!

Actually, if I'm ...
By: Onsave. on 27 Mar 08, 22:32:12
Actually, if I'm not mistaken, this is Metamorphosis Five, not One. (Though both are quite similar to each other)

Philip Galss leaves ...
By: spookybuk. on 18 Mar 08, 23:57:53
Philip Galss leaves a lot of the composition the be filled by the performer. If you pick other pianists playing this, and compare, it looks like a chimp playing next to a gentleman. Bruce Brubaker, to me, is amazing. This is avant-garde music. I don't think he is trying too hard. I just think that he IS too good:)

No, I do not. I'm a ...
By: electrostatic1. on 06 Mar 08, 23:53:22
No, I do not. I'm a fan of Bruce, not Bruce himself. Philip Glass has a page showing authorized sellers, though.. I'll put the link in the description.

By any chance, do ...
By: lrgdup. on 06 Mar 08, 16:47:22
By any chance, do you have the sheet music? XD

well done chap!
By: pellebee. on 05 Mar 08, 23:46:12
well done chap!

One can't go wrong ...
By: MadButler1. on 20 Feb 08, 23:03:48
One can't go wrong with the music. I wanted something to happen within the picture; an ever-so-slight change would have done it, for me at least.

philip glass: wichita vortex sutra
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piano by branka parlic
27th of october 2004, sinagogue, novi sad

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!WOW! ...(takes my ...
By: songbirdshe. on 29 Dec 08, 22:34:52
!WOW! ...(takes my breath away)...so very beautiful*....and she plays the piano so very well indeed ^_^

i wonder if branka ...
By: itsyourcall. on 23 Oct 08, 01:06:28
i wonder if branka is a sweet lady sharing cookies to everyone after the performance, cookies she baked! herself!! :) or if she's from the old school, a feared matron..

And with all those ...
By: musicdivinemusic. on 09 Oct 08, 08:27:56
And with all those difficulties, the physical difficulty of playing those repetitions and even the difficulty of reading the score with such minute changes, Branka Parlik manages to play not only with accuracy but also with expression and emotion. Great job, great music.

Branka Parlic plays ...
By: chriswales19. on 23 Sep 08, 00:52:29
Branka Parlic plays Glass like I have never heard him played before. My gosh what a wonderful performer ! Many thanks for sharing !

modernquartet, just ...
By: rasdraws. on 17 Jun 08, 09:06:33
modernquartet, just a plain and sincere thankyou. My kind of music

I think even note ...
By: Xtra999. on 03 May 08, 12:16:11
I think even note reading can be difficult because of the subtle changes you may oversee if you don't take care.

This piece was ...
By: sharkyleroux. on 25 Apr 08, 16:52:54
This piece was inspired by a Ginsberg poem of the same name. Once upon a time, Glass and Ginsberg would perform this together. I found the audio of their collaboration available on limewire, but havn't found any video. Anyone?

its funny but so ...
By: V1adimirr. on 18 Apr 08, 02:38:16
its funny but so true...

This is great music ...
By: EinSofVirtuoso. on 15 Apr 08, 15:24:00
This is great music. A great backdrop when in need of inspiration.

glass' piano works, ...
By: missannalawrence. on 17 Mar 08, 02:36:56
glass' piano works, i have found, can be physically very difficult to play. one has to have incredible technique or else you will end up hurting yourself. for example, the arpeggios she starts at 3:30. it takes stamina and great technique to not strain yourself through that passage (and those are everywhere in the metamorphosis)

Keep on hoofing.
By: daishounin. on 09 Sep 07, 15:14:05
Keep on hoofing.

Oh wow. Please ...
By: wingzbc. on 27 Aug 07, 07:28:44
Oh wow. Please post your video for us :P

So now we are ...
By: Risingson2. on 19 Aug 07, 11:49:08
So now we are judging every piece of music for its difficulty to play it?

i disagree a friend ...
By: BrahmsConcerto. on 15 Aug 07, 00:20:25
i disagree a friend of mine says that modern music is difficult in a sense that it is counterintuitive. And i did not say it was complicted, i said it was complex, in form and meaning if u have listened to the poem. true, its not as if she is playing liszt, but all the same my original point stands that playing from memory is not a problem in the slightest.

this music is ...
By: ommadawn4. on 14 Aug 07, 05:38:50
this music is neither complicated nor hard to play (which doesn't mean it is bad)

i just ordered the ...
By: MColivejuice. on 18 Jul 07, 03:45:45
i just ordered the music..THIS LOOKS FUN@!! she does a great interpretation and the punchy piano serves glass's piece nicely.

Please, this piece ...
By: tobiasjag. on 12 Jul 07, 02:37:58
Please, this piece is beautiful, but is very easy indeed. And only not having the capacity of playing withou reading in minute 3.08 and in the repitition she makes some mistakes. In first day I saw this sheet, by the end of it I was playing better than seh does.

after ginsberg. ...
By: ottoskidoo. on 06 Jul 07, 02:09:56
after ginsberg. they did pieces together.

this is named after ...
By: dormetheus. on 30 Jun 07, 03:15:06
this is named after Ginsberg's poem? Or did ginsberg write this piece?

Looking at your ...
By: philanthropist25. on 03 Jun 07, 14:10:55
Looking at your fingers? lol, that really sounds like a big problem for a professional...

and with branka's ...
By: BrahmsConcerto. on 19 May 07, 03:07:28
and with branka's amazing talent i dont think her readin from sheetmusic would be at all worse than her playing from memory. in fact, often people do that because it is customary or to show superiority. but she is just incredible, playing the most complex music of our day.

Please dont post ...
By: marlonclaus. on 20 Apr 07, 16:46:29
Please dont post you're comments unless you know what you are talking about. Its is normal and actually better to be able to read from the script what you are playing, than just playing it from you're head and looking at you're fingers.

Well, just ...
By: fishhead06. on 26 Mar 07, 18:29:11
Well, just remarkable. It does indeed evoke Wichita, vortices, and sutras. I didn't think that was possible.

branka parlic makes ...
By: koelschejung1964. on 01 Mar 07, 11:12:03
branka parlic makes it look wonderfully simple. i am not a pianist, but know enough to say, that a true master makes virtuosity look simple. for a me a brilliant performance of a great piece of truly modern music.

In almost all ...
By: isherwood. on 11 Feb 07, 11:45:40
In almost all performances that aren't concertos, the pianist will read from the score, most often merely as an aide-memoire. It is completely in accordance with standard concert practice around the world. In pieces such as these, the repetition is actually an impediment to playing from memory.

Interview with Philip Roth (Part 2)
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May 31th 2006

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