/BTW, I suffer from tinnitis, I’d rather have Glass playing in my head than that all day.

And check it out, Antinous, it ain’t all that bad, actually those strings are quite damn beautiful, evocative.

EDIT FOR UPDATE: Antinous, give it another chance, I can’t believe we’re talking about the same thing, this is amazing!

http://www.michaelbarrier.com/Home%20Page/WhatsNewArchivesFeb12.html#theimperfect

Short summary: When they say the book is “fictionalized” they ain’t kiddin’. It contains very little insight into the real person of Walt Disney who’s real life was not “unimaginable, alarming and truly frightening.”

The “Mishima” score was performed by the Kronos Quartet

Are you sure? I thought that one was with full orchestra.

I have the disk laying around here somewhere, but I haven’t listened to it in a long time…

(Off topic, but if you like Kronos, be sure to listen to their performances of Terry Riley’s works (whom, as far as minimalism goes, I prefer to Glass)).

More like “Mishima”.

Mousehma.

All Phillip Glass joking aside, I once saw Koyaanisqatsi with live orchestral accompaniment, and I enjoyed it a lot.

The “Mishima” score was performed by the Kronos Quartet.  Let’s do the same for Disney, but instead of committing seppuku at the end, let’s have Walt jumping into the cryogenic vat, with the legend “The End… For Now”