Glen Hansard&Marketa Irglova "Falling Slowly"


Glen Hansard (of The Frames)&Marketa Irglova perform "Falling Slowly" live in Chicago. " The song is featured in the film "Once." The film, starring Hansard and Irglova and directed by John Carney, won the World Cinema Audience Award for Dramatic Film at the 2007 Sundance Film Festival and is currently enjoying a successful worldwide release.







Channel: Music
Uploaded: January 29, 2007 at 7:55 pm
Author: frames2007

Length: 00:05:35
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YouSpamTard (November 21, 2008 at 4:19 pm)
My latest thesis. People hear a song and it moves them. They presume the music was made from the feeling they get when listening to it. Relatively speaking, this is not the case. The song creates the feeling. Feeling does not create the song. For instance, I can record automobile traffic, or fingernails on a chalk board. Both recordings will create a "feeling", but feeling did not create the traffic or the fingernails on the chalk board. This is why music sucks today. Ass backwards approach.
YouSpamTard (November 21, 2008 at 3:58 pm)
MrCauthon, Yes, there are maybe 5 people in this world that know as much about music as I do. That is correct. If you don't believe it, well test my knowledge. My "opinion", is from 47 years of intense music study, and a "heart" felt passion for it. Yes, I agree that this song makes people feel "nice and fuzzy". Why is this? How has this happened? I can clearly prove this is not music, but it is nice an fuzzy to some. To me it is nauseating. You know so much, please explain why this is? I can.
MrCauthon (November 21, 2008 at 3:50 pm)
"There are maybe 5 in this world that know what I know about music." (pg 4 atm)

You're stating your opinion as fact on every page here.

Most people probably came here to say they felt some nice fuzzy feeling inside while listening to this, those feelings happened and that can't be argued regardless of your personal opinion or music theory. You insisting in 90 posts to try to discredit that makes you look foolish and arrogant
Reflect instead of trying to win the argument, Now I'm really done.
YouSpamTard (November 21, 2008 at 3:31 pm)
MrCauthin. You, like most, read from the many paragraphs I write, and seemingly walk away with not a single inclination of my very literal distinctions concerning music and specifically this song. You say: "you claim the supremacy of your subjective opinion based on the ludicrous claim that you're one of the most knowledgeable people on the planet". Where the hell did you get that from? I did not say that. If you feel like you should comment, at least have the curtsy to read my text first.

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