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Deodato's "Also Sprach Zarathustra"

SiriusXM played the full 9 minutes at 3:08 MST today on "The Loft", which is listed in their literature as "Contemporary Eclectic". This redefines both those words....
 
michael hagerty said:
SiriusXM played the full 9 minutes at 3:08 MST today on "The Loft", which is listed in their literature as "Contemporary Eclectic". This redefines both those words....

Well, isn't that tune contemorary?

...to William McKinley.
 
DavidEduardo said:
michael hagerty said:
SiriusXM played the full 9 minutes at 3:08 MST today on "The Loft", which is listed in their literature as "Contemporary Eclectic". This redefines both those words....

Well, isn't that tune contemorary?

...to William McKinley.


Even if we cut them some slack and start the clock with the record itself, it's 40 years ago. I don't believe I've ever seen the word "contemporary" applied to anything that old.
 
michael hagerty said:
DavidEduardo said:
michael hagerty said:
SiriusXM played the full 9 minutes at 3:08 MST today on "The Loft", which is listed in their literature as "Contemporary Eclectic". This redefines both those words....

Well, isn't that tune contemorary?

...to William McKinley.


Even if we cut them some slack and start the clock with the record itself, it's 40 years ago. I don't believe I've ever seen the word "contemporary" applied to anything that old.


I used to have lots of 40 year old contemporaries.

Then we aged another 20 years or so.
 
The Loft is definitely eclectic, but the music can go back all the way to the '50s. A real throwback to free-form. It definitely plays contemporary artists -- the first song in every set is almost always from a current release, usually one of the new ones being pushed that week -- but "contemporary" really shouldn't be in the description.
 
firepoint525 said:
Always wondered how Elvis Presley managed to co-opt this one. But then again, he used quite a bit of music that was not his own. All of it, in fact! ;D

As did Sinatra, right? Nothing wrong with being strictly a singer.
 
firepoint525 said:
CTListener said:
firepoint525 said:
Always wondered how Elvis Presley managed to co-opt this one. But then again, he used quite a bit of music that was not his own. All of it, in fact! ;D
As did Sinatra, right? Nothing wrong with being strictly a singer.
So Elvis sang "Also Sprach Zarathustra"? New one on me! 8)

He was doubling the pipe organ bass pedal one octave down, so nobody but nuclear subs heard it.
 
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