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doougle

  1. And that new Patirck Watson album (Adventures In Your Own Backyard) is stellar! Here's another of the standout tracks: bit.ly/J6P5f9
  2. Patrick Watson is the best! He's the same guy who collaborated w/ Cinematic Orchestra on some of their best songs: bit.ly/5tU89
  3. *Must-watch* skateboarding video in abandoned waterpark: bit.ly/Kauzyj (via @ChrisBellDesign) Complete w/ music by Patrick Watson! <3
  4. @e_svedang Noooooooo Erik! Resist!
  5. @JeppeKM @miguelsicart Listen, I already know/have the album. But w/o easy links, other people may not ever hear it!
  6. @edclef Hey do me a favor? Find Jeff Lait (he's there) and tell him I said hello!
  7. @miguelsicart You can't just tweet that and not link the YouTube video - come on man!
  8. @radiatoryang @abestein +1
  9. @clarafv Don't know if the interview is online. Found it in this book on Totoro: bit.ly/KnWFWR
  10. @ElectronDance @v21 Agreed. It's pretty clear that Cart Life is one of the strongest "serious" (or "issue") videogames ever made.
  11. Whoa, apparently Panabrite (a.k.a. Norm Chambers) is on Twitter at @nrcpanabrite #followsunday
  12. @nrcpanabrite Whoa! Didn't know you were on Twitter. Big fan of your stuff! The new album on Digitalis is amazing.
  13. @ElectronDance @v21 If you're lamenting the fact that not enough people are talking about Cart Life, I agree!
  14. I suppose you can hear the Terry Riley influence quite clearly in the Nausicaa soundtrack (e.g. bit.ly/LcUGDM)
  15. Reading an interesting interview with Studio Ghibli mainstay composer Joe Hisaishi. He cites Reich, Glass, Riley as major influences!