The Sound of Music - Week 02

 

The Sound of Music - Week 02

On Wes Anderson, David Lynch, and butchering words 




Hiya! It's officially week 2 for my radio show!! This time, I'm delving more into the works of auteurs and overcoming my fear of instrumental songs. I mean some of them are just plain BORING... Where are the WORDS!? Hm, maybe this is a form of exposure therapy for me? 

I love being a radio host and controlling stuff on air, but I couldn't foresee the horrible butchering of a word... It was too obvious to cut out, so I'm being quite vulnerable here... 

Again, kudos for Belfield.FM for allowing me to express myself and yap about topics I really care about! 

A little side note: considering that it's currently Reading Week, there won't be a new episode next week... I'll try to entertain you some other way, but for now you'll just have to tune into this episode and listen to it over and over again until I'm back... 

My plan for episode three: talk about my favourite films, introduce Luxembourgish productions, andddddd try to be more festive... PS: This episode features no spooky songs... I FORGOTTTTT!!


Play me!!





This Week's Playlist Includes: 



These Days - Nico 

Mr. Fox in the Fields - Alexandre Desplat

Needle In The Hay - Elliott Smith 

Where Is My Mind? - Pixies 

We'll Meet Again - Vera Lynn, Roland Shaw And His Orchestra

He Needs Me -Shelley Duvall

In Dreams - Roy Orbison 

Blue Velvet: Main Title Theme - Angelo Badalamenti 

Blue Velvet - Bobby Vinton 

Laura Palmer's Theme - Angelo Badalamenti 

Cannock Chase - Labbi Siffre 

High Noon (Do Not Forsake Me) - Tex Ritter

The Times They Are A-Changin' - Bob Dylan 

All the Young Dudes - Mott The Hoople 





Kisses and I hope you enjoy!!



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