New music, old music, everything from electronica to hip hop to bluegrass. The Beat Box will simply be a blog-avenue for music exposure that bypasses commercial media and gets us all listening to something new. With a short review on the musicians, the aesthetic quality of their songs, and why they captivate us, this is your brain, your life, and your weekend on music.
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
NOW is the time, to be alive.
This is a performance everyone must see. Known as The Thousand-Hand Bodhisattva Masterpiece, this performance is made up of all deaf dancers. The dancers follow the light fluctuations, the vibrations from the sound, as well as the breathing and movements of the other dancers around them. As you can see, they are incredibly synced not only with each other, but also with the sound. Would they be able to be this synced if the dancers were not deaf? Of course, this performance undoubtedly shows that you do not have to be able to hear in order to feel, appreciate, and be moved by music.
ALSO! Do me a favor, and turn off the sound to this actual video and watch this video with the 1940 submarine remix (below) playing instead... you won't regret it.
Ready to back that up on a Wednesday? I know I am.
1940 Remix, WIll's on a role these days
The 1940 original by The Submarines is just as good as the remix
Know how to rock a house party at the drop of a hat
Oscar Peterson... also one of the greatest jazz pianists of all time
Anais Mitchell- Old Fashioned Hat
Get ready for bed, what a lovely lullaby...
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