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The X-Files is a show
With music by Mark Snow
The X-Files is a show
With music by Mark Snow
...This reminds me of how much I miss watching X-Files back in the days. Such a good show.
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Still a good one. I watched it once few years. I'll probably watch it again this year during Christmas. When my son grows up I'll introduce it to him too. I'm not sure what is the appropriate age but I guess 12 is OK? Some of the scenes are definitely 18+ though, I think.
Just don't let him watch the episode called "Home", some other episodes could also be to early at 12, but most should be ok.
I'll tell $wifie that I'll have to re-watch the whole X-Files this month to figure out which episodes my son should avoid when he is 12 (that is around 9 years from now). This definitely counts as parenting work.
This reminds me of how much I miss watching X-Files back in the days. Such a good show.
I loved as a teenager but its looks silly now, like a lot of teenager movies. With the exception of the "X-cops" episode which is a little gem.
"Harsh Realm" (another Chris Carter show) may yet become relevant again though.
"The Lone Gunmen" as the sillier cousin of X-Files is as charming as ever.
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The ones where we actually did land on the moon?
Yes, the original video recording of the moon landing has been lost. It was broadcast live, but all we have is the grainy, shitty, washed out recording of the national news you see shown everywhere. The actual signal from the moon, which people at Mission Control would have seen, had a FAR better resolution and contrast. It was recorded with basically the best camera they could send, and digitized and returned to ear…
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Apparently Dan and Glenn had 4 hours to write and submit the song! Imagine throwing together a song in 4 hours and then finding out that people loved the song so much that they tracked you online 25 year later.
Imagine being so skilled that you can whip up a whole amazing song in four hours! I'm not sure if I could create anything beautiful in four hours.
Keith Jarrett wrote all the music for a tour of Japan on the plane there. That became the album "Personal Mountains"[2]. Apparently he literally had all the meal trays around him open with scores on them and was scribbling away the whole way.
[1] One of the all-time classic jazz ballads. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWWO_VcdnHY
This reminds me of how much I miss watching X-Files back in the days. Such a good show.
If you're in the UK, all X-File episodes are available to stream for free on 4OD. I'm re-watching it too, but I'm so busy I can only do 1 episode every few days.
This reminds me of how much I miss watching X-Files back in the days. Such a good show.
If you're in the UK, all X-File episodes are available to stream for free on 4OD. I'm re-watching it too, but I'm so busy I can only do 1 episode every few days.
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The ones where we actually did land on the moon?
Yes, the original video recording of the moon landing has been lost. It was broadcast live, but all we have is the grainy, shitty, washed out recording of the national news you see shown everywhere. The actual signal from the moon, which people at Mission Control would have seen, had a FAR better resolution and contrast. It was recorded with basically the best camera they could send, and digitized and returned to ear…
I find stories about lost media intriguing and I am happy that this one got resolved. There is an online subcommunity both on YouTube and Reddit trying to discover a lost song based on a 17 second audio clip found online a couple of years ago. So far, no luck. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Everyone_Knows_That_(Ulterior_... Honorable mention to The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet as well: https://en.wikipedia.org…
https://www.zappateers.com/fzshows/mystery.html
Every time I hear #4, I think a bit of La donna è mobile, ...