THIS MUCH I KNOW TO BE TRUE, the new feature film directed by Andrew Dominik, featuring Nick Cave & Warren Ellis, captures their exceptional creative relationship as they bring to life songs from albums Ghosteen and Carnage.
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Part One
1 Spinning Song
2 Bright Horses
3 Waiting for You
4 Night Raid
5 Sun Forest
6 Galleon Ship
7 Ghosteen Speaks
8 Leviathan
Part Two
1 Ghosteen
2 Fireflies
3 Hollywood
Credits:
Film by: Hingston Studio
Directed by: Tom Hingston
Animation and Visual FX by: Yusuke Murakami, Markus Lehtonen, Aislinn Clifford, Amanda Tooke and Tiago Higgs
“Fever Ray and the song Keep the Streets Empty struck us immediately with its fateful sound and images of abandoned suburbia begun to grow in front of our eyes. We wanted to continue the journey that started in the former videos and our ambition was to catch the feeling in a very direct and true way and create a video where dream and reality intertwine.” – Fabian and Jens
via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWFb5z3kUSQ
Rhythm Section Gatlinburg
IMAGINATION STATION LIBRARY Intergalactic Radio Station
DOLLY PARTON COUNTRY USA:
GATLINBURG TN RECORD STORE
THE RHYTHM SECTION
MOUNTAIN MALL:
611 PARKWAY A-3 GATLINBURG, TN, USA
The sprite and tree could hardly be more different. To start, the red sprite is an unusual form of lightning, while the tree is a common plant. The sprite is far away — high in Earth’s atmosphere, while the tree is nearby — only about a football field away. The sprite is fast — electrons streaming up and down at near light’s speed, while the tree is slow — wood anchored to the ground. The sprite is bright — lighting up the sky, while the tree is dim — shining mostly by reflected light. The sprite was fleeting — lasting only a small fraction of a second, while the tree is durable — living now for many years. Both however, when captured together, appear oddly similar in this featured composite image captured early this month in France as a thunderstorm passed over mountains of the Atlantic Pyrenees. via NASA https://ift.tt/ZNs0dXn
https://www.youtube.com/watch/0fllyJTBsRU Daft Punk – Around the World / Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger (Live 2007 – Official Audio)
“Around the World / Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger” is taken from “Alive 2007”
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What are those dark streaks in this composite image of a solar eclipse? They are reversed shadows of mountains at the edge of the Moon. The center image, captured from Xiamen, China, has the Moon’s center directly in front of the Sun’s center. The Moon, though, was too far from the Earth to completely block the entire Sun. Light that streamed around the edges of the Moon is called a ring of fire. Images at each end of the sequence show sunlight that streamed through lunar valleys. As the Moon moved further in front of the Sun, left to right, only the higher peaks on the Moon’s perimeter could block sunlight. Therefore, the dark streaks are projected, distorted, reversed, and magnified shadows of mountains at the Moon’s edge. Bright areas are called Baily’s Beads. Only people in a narrow swath across Earth’s Eastern Hemisphere were able to view this full annular solar eclipse in 2020. Next month, though, a narrow swath crossing both North and South America will be exposed to the next annular solar eclipse. And next April, a total solar eclipse will be visible across North America. via NASA https://ift.tt/9VIKBWm
Gatlinburg Garden Castle Rainbow Tower Library Imagination Station Temple Water Spirit Guardian Labyrinth Treasury Magic Healing 