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  • Louetta
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    And now for something completely different. A serious interview Charlie Rose did with Bill Murray seven years ago. Most Murray interviews are on the level of asking him to do his Dalai Lama imitation but this has a lot of thoughtful stuff. Particularly enjoyed his sojourn to the Black church and the advice the guest pastor gave the congregation. I have watched the whole thing at least two dozen times.

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  • mimo_100
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    Originally posted by Louetta View Post
    Actually, if you have hard to buy for female jocks on your holiday present list allow me to recommend Bret Contreras' Glute Lab book. 608 pages on how to build a better bottom. Anatomy and how to do exercises (hundreds of them) both at home and in the gym with and without equipment. There's one review on Amazon that inexplicably says it's not a workout book but there are literally a couple hundred pages on how to do the exercises and all sorts of little tips (point the toes outward to take the legs out of the exercise, round the shoulders over to take the back out of it). Excellent book. Will take all winter to read it. You do need the hardcopy, methinks. Can't see looking at the exhibits on Kindle.

    Available on Amazon Glute Lab by Bret Contreras
    OK Thank you. All of the women I like have very nice bottoms.

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  • Louetta
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    Originally posted by mimo_100 View Post
    I look forward to all of those, especially your ... oh well you know!

    Actually, if you have hard to buy for female jocks on your holiday present list allow me to recommend Bret Contreras' Glute Lab book. 608 pages on how to build a better bottom. Anatomy and how to do exercises (hundreds of them) both at home and in the gym with and without equipment. There's one review on Amazon that inexplicably says it's not a workout book but there are literally a couple hundred pages on how to do the exercises and all sorts of little tips (point the toes outward to take the legs out of the exercise, round the shoulders over to take the back out of it). Excellent book. Will take all winter to read it. You do need the hardcopy, methinks. Can't see looking at the exhibits on Kindle.

    Available on Amazon Glute Lab by Bret Contreras
    Last edited by Louetta; 12-01-2020, 11:12 AM. Reason: spelling

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  • mimo_100
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    Originally posted by Louetta View Post
    Actually no, I do not play and instrument. I do play things like Satie in the house, we are not TV watchers.

    We have NEST thermostats which I have programmed to put out some heat at 6:30AM, gently warming my small but pleasing firm behind. (I'm sure there's lots of types of programmable thermostats.)

    I have some college Acapella numbers I enjoy which I thought I might post. Plus a couple of Jose Gonzales numbers from Ben Stiller's film The Secret Life of Walter Mitty.
    I look forward to all of those, especially your ... oh well you know!

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  • Louetta
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    Originally posted by mimo_100 View Post
    Thank you for the link(s). I, like you, love piano very much, even though I am not musically inclined. I'll bet you play some instrument. I play none but I have excellent taste in music.

    It is about 33 degrees here in Ohio this morning and I was cold as my heavy blanket slipped off. I had a "Cold Room" so to speak and this piano piece spoke to that. Thank you for sharing and I look forward to many more.

    Actually no, I do not play and instrument. I do play things like Satie in the house, we are not TV watchers.

    We have NEST thermostats which I have programmed to put out some heat at 6:30AM, gently warming my small but pleasing firm behind. (I'm sure there's lots of types of programmable thermostats.)

    I have some college Acapella numbers I enjoy which I thought I might post. Plus a couple of Jose Gonzales numbers from Ben Stiller's film The Secret Life of Walter Mitty.

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  • mimo_100
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    Originally posted by Louetta View Post
    This evening's selection from Satie:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPz4...3Buv6A&index=4
    Thank you for the link(s). I, like you, love piano very much, even though I am not musically inclined. I'll bet you play some instrument. I play none but I have excellent taste in music.

    It is about 33 degrees here in Ohio this morning and I was cold as my heavy blanket slipped off. I had a "Cold Room" so to speak and this piano piece spoke to that. Thank you for sharing and I look forward to many more.

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  • Louetta
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    This evening's selection from Satie:

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  • mimo_100
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    Originally posted by Louetta View Post
    Excellent stuff. Found some oldies like More Than Words out there.

    And here we have 10 hours of Satie's Gymnopédie No. 1, the closing theme from Louis Malle's My Dinner With Andre.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmjAoI6qRM0
    I cannot wait to binge on this hopefully this weekend. Thank you!

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  • Louetta
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    Originally posted by mimo_100 View Post
    3 hours of heaven - thank you!



    This waltz may have been a source of inspiration for the song "Married Life", featured in Pixar's UP.

    Synthesia graphics are amazing.

    ♫ Learn piano with the songs you love: http://tinyurl.com/pianoreader-flowkey - sponsored by flowkey
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    "Je te veux" translates to "I want you" in French
    Performance by Katsuhiro Oguri.
    You can visit his website here: http://goo.gl/A85ffI
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    Make sure to subscribe for more Synthesia videos like this one!



    Funny concert moments!

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cj9heGgAOSs

    Excellent stuff. Found some oldies like More Than Words out there.

    And here we have 10 hours of Satie's Gymnopédie No. 1, the closing theme from Louis Malle's My Dinner With Andre.

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  • mimo_100
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    Originally posted by Louetta View Post
    Fantasmal delivery.

    Et maintenant trois heures de Satie....

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKRY63Buv6A
    3 hours of heaven - thank you!



    This waltz may have been a source of inspiration for the song "Married Life", featured in Pixar's UP.

    Synthesia graphics are amazing.

    ♫ Learn piano with the songs you love: http://tinyurl.com/pianoreader-flowkey - sponsored by flowkey
    - - - - -
    "Je te veux" translates to "I want you" in French
    Performance by Katsuhiro Oguri.
    You can visit his website here: http://goo.gl/A85ffI
    - - - - -
    Make sure to subscribe for more Synthesia videos like this one!



    Funny concert moments!

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  • jiesen
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    Originally posted by Louetta View Post
    Fantasmal delivery.

    Et maintenant trois heures de Satie....

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKRY63Buv6A
    I've been listening to Once Upon a Time in Paris for over an hour now... it's great relaxation music!

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  • Louetta
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    Originally posted by mimo_100 View Post
    This is not classical piano music, but it is a great performance. I love this guy's voice.


    Brian Justin Crum at AGT Covers Creep by Radiohead

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlfL...ature=emb_logo

    Fantasmal delivery.

    Et maintenant trois heures de Satie....

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  • mimo_100
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    This is not classical piano music, but it is a great performance. I love this guy's voice.


    Brian Justin Crum at AGT Covers Creep by Radiohead

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  • mimo_100
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    Originally posted by Louetta View Post
    Excellent! Had it on loop for about an hour now.
    I have done that before to relax - it is quite intoxicating! I have some Floyd Cramer and Roger Williams that I like. You should start a "piano" thread!

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  • Louetta
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    Originally posted by mimo_100 View Post
    "To Love Again" is the theme song of "The Eddie Duchin Story." The music is based on Chopin's Nocturne in E Flat, Opus 9 No, 2. The piano is played by one of my favorites, Carmen Cavallaro, "The Poet of the Piano."

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5uWXidlb9M
    Excellent! Had it on loop for about an hour now.

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