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On iPad the text appears to be cut off mid-line at the bottom of every page and it's not clearhow many lines are not visible.
Oh wow, scrolling up/down with 2 fingers on a trackpad makes the pages fly by horizontally insanely fast.... You'd have to be a replicant to read it.
Which is very neatly mixed with (goa) trance by Paul Oakenfold in his 'The Goa Mix' a-side, orig. broadcast in 1994 [1] (other versions exist as well). https://www.discogs.com/release/3016836-Paul-Oakenfold-The-G...
How does this page implement the horizontal scrolling? How does it decide how to format into columns?
The 9 year old me didn't know who Vangelis was, but my whole family loved watching Cosmos and loved the music in the early 80's. I loved his music long before I knew who made it. We had the record and played it all the time and was a favorite in the car on long trips (recorded to cassette). That show turned me onto science. And music. Today I listen to it and a flood of memories take over. The Grand Canyon. The Teton…
The soundtrack for that comes from Heaven and Hell, one of Vangelis' best.
I'm particularly fond of the soundtrack editions which overlay Vangelis' music with city background noise, bits of dialog, and other atmospherics from the appropriate scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3fz6CC45ok I don't know what this version is properly called; however I used to listen to a similar (but shorter, perhaps one hour long) version called the 'Esper Edition'. Give it a listen, while you read the art…
If you like these, consider also his work in The City (1990). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LPpJbgod_k
Which is very neatly mixed with (goa) trance by Paul Oakenfold in his 'The Goa Mix' a-side, orig. broadcast in 1994 [1] (other versions exist as well). https://www.discogs.com/release/3016836-Paul-Oakenfold-The-G...