r/obscuremusic

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PPL FARM

This is something you might hear on a late-night drive AM radio broadcast. Or what you may find in an underground warehouse back in 2004. Free download for those interested ✌️

generiklnc.bandcamp.com
u/Fun-Radio-8689 — 2 days ago
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"Walls of Glass" by Suzy Noel (1983), song with no documented history online found in a batch of tapes from a video producer

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u/doodlebuuggg — 4 days ago
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Where can one hear the original Paris score to “The Passion of Joan of Arc” from 1928?

This is driving me up a wall, and I’m ready to tear my hair out.

So for context, the original 1928 score for “Passion of Joan of Arc” (composed for its Paris Premiere) survives… however, it is not included on any Blu-Ray or DVD release.

I am trying to find a recording of this music, so I can pair it with the film, and after having scoured literally every corner of the internet I cannot find any recording of it. Not even a CD release that I can buy!

I know Gillian Anderson found and recreated the sheet music for it in 1995… but all records seem to indicate that performance was never recorded! So there’s literally no option anywhere to listen to the score as it would’ve been heard in 1928, that is completely absurd! I get it wasn’t Dreyer’s intention to have a score at all, but then why have the retroactive “Visions of Light” score and not the actual score from when the film came out in 1928?

Is there really nowhere one can hear the original version? I feel like I’m screaming into the void, I’ve searched everywhere and there’s no other resources to dig, it’s driving me simply crazy!

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u/Fair_Walk_8650 — 4 days ago
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I Cannot Find This Song

A buddy of mine sent me this audio on TikTok and oddly enough I sorta enjoyed the song, but I literally cannot find it. The music sounds generate, and sampled, but if anyone can find the original artist I would be grateful. Take a listen

u/MyDreamsAreKillingMe — 4 days ago

What do people think about Trick Flower

They are a super interesting band that mixes genres but has the ethos of a 60s band. I'm just wondering why they arent more popular over other guitar bands that just do simple song structures or way too technical guitar bands. there has to be a middle ground and I think they hit it nicely.

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u/Snoo2431 — 11 days ago