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Bravo Ptero, Bravo! another awesome production. Gosh what great memories!
A tunnel without a toll!
Thanks for the clip.

Regards
Wow, that was a great video. Great choice of music to go with it. Real classy. You wouldn't believe what I see and hear on the FZ-07 forum. I really enjoy being on this forum.

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The music sounded like a cross between a 70's cop show and the theme from 2001 a space oddyssy....lol.
Excellent!
(02-08-2016, 08:38 PM)Randy B_imp Wrote: [ -> ]The music sounded like a cross between a 70's cop show and the theme from 2001 a space oddyssy....lol.

The so-called theme from "2001 A Space Odyssey" was an adaption of the tone poem by Richard Strauss, "Also Sprach Zarathustra". Composed in the last years of the nineteenth century, it was Strauss' interpretation of Friedrich Nietzsche's philosophical writing of the same name. On the video Deodato, a Brazlian, gives it a jazz twist.

Apart from all that I hope you enjoyed the video Smile.

Cheers
Cool video. Well done Thumbs Up Thumbs Up
Great work, Pterodactyl. Many a happy memory there, indeed.
(02-08-2016, 09:03 PM)Pterodactyl_imp Wrote: [ -> ]
(02-08-2016, 08:38 PM)Randy B_imp Wrote: [ -> ]The music sounded like a cross between a 70's cop show and the theme from 2001 a space oddyssy....lol.

The so-called theme from "2001 A Space Odyssey" was an adaption of the tone poem by Richard Strauss, "Also Sprach Zarathustra". Composed in the last years of the nineteenth century, it was Strauss' interpretation of Friedrich Nietzsche's philosophical writing of the same name. On the video Deodato, a Brazlian, gives it a jazz twist.

Apart from all that I hope you enjoyed the video Smile.

Cheers

The so-called theme from "2001 A Space Odyssey" was an adaption of the tone poem by Richard Strauss, "Also Sprach Zarathustra". Composed in the last years of the nineteenth century, it was Strauss' interpretation of Friedrich Nietzsche's philosophical writing of the same name. On the video Deodato, a Brazlian, gives it a jazz twist.

Apart from all that I hope you enjoyed the video Smile.

Cheers
Yes, quite. Big Grin
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