Music New Music - Winterland Skies -or- Morning Star brings the Light

[Dedalus]

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[Dedalus]

"Oh but when love is reached through suffering, it has a power it can never gain through innocence."

--Memnoch the Devil; Ann Rice.

 

[PTree15]

This is wicked cool. Love the vocals!

 

[Dedalus]

PTree: THANK YOU x 11.

You are the. best. Your kind words and support are never taken for granted and always very much appreciated!

 

[PTree15]

I love your music. And I appreciate your sharing your talent.

 

[Dedalus]

I love your music. And I appreciate your sharing your talent.

I happen to know you have excellent taste in music, so that is quite a compliment. If ever we shall meet - the drinks are on me.

 

[PTree15]

I happen to know you have excellent taste in music, so that is quite a compliment. If ever we shall meet - the drinks are on me.

Why thank you, kind sir! Right back at you! You need to have a concert.

 

[Second Summer]

This is pretty good, I have to say, well done! Maybe your best work so far, and I love the video as well! (I'll have to watch it in more detail once I'm home from work and my boss and colleagues aren't peeking over my shoulder )

 

[Second Summer]

Out of interest, from which movie are the black-and-white little devils and the damned?

 

[Dedalus]

Out of interest, from which movie are the black-and-white little devils and the damned?

Thank you for the compliments, IS! Those clips are from a 1911 silent film version of Dante's Inferno . There is nothing like those creepy silent films for making music videos! You can find the full film on youtube.

 

[Second Summer]

I keep listening to this, it's addictive!

By the way, am I right in thinking there is some backwards / reverse speech in there?

 

[Dedalus]

I keep listening to this, it's addictive!

By the way, am I right in thinking there is some backwards / reverse speech in there?

Well IS, thank you! That makes my day! (And I needed a lift, RIP Chris Cornell.)

There is indeed backward speech. And if you're a fan of the Showtime series, 'Penny Dreadful,' you can hear Ms. Ives (the wonderful Eva Green) reciting a magic spell in Latin.