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Welcome to my channel. Just sharing a few gems. Hope you enjoy the collection.
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The Letter (1929) | Jeanne Eagels, Lady Tsen Mei | Restored [HD]
The first filmed version of "The Letter" (1929), starring Jeanne Eagels and Lady Tsen Mei.
Restored in 2011. Post-production exterior sound and music remain absent in some scenes.
Directed by Jean de Limur
Adapted by Garrett Fort from the 1927 play The Letter by W. Somerset Maugham
Jeanne Eagels as Leslie Crosbie
Reginald Owen as Robert Crosbie
Herbert Marshall as Geoffrey Hammond
Lady Tsen Mei (Josephine Augusta Moy) as Li-Ti
Tamaki Yoshiwara as Ong Chi Seng
Irene Browne as Mrs. Joyce
O.P. Heggie as Mr. Joyce
Note: Characterizations and motivations differ considerably from the most famous version of The Letter (1940) with Bette Davis and Gale Sondergaard. It is really fascinating to compare the two most celebrated movie versions of the story. The Jeanne Eagels one is from the American pre-Code era and follows close to the original stageplay. The 1940 adaptation with Bette Davis is a classic cinematic masterpiece. Both are remarkable movies in their own distinctive way. Due to copyright restrictions I am unable to upload the Bette Davis and Gale Sondergaard version, but I would highly recommend it.
Restored in 2011. Post-production exterior sound and music remain absent in some scenes.
Directed by Jean de Limur
Adapted by Garrett Fort from the 1927 play The Letter by W. Somerset Maugham
Jeanne Eagels as Leslie Crosbie
Reginald Owen as Robert Crosbie
Herbert Marshall as Geoffrey Hammond
Lady Tsen Mei (Josephine Augusta Moy) as Li-Ti
Tamaki Yoshiwara as Ong Chi Seng
Irene Browne as Mrs. Joyce
O.P. Heggie as Mr. Joyce
Note: Characterizations and motivations differ considerably from the most famous version of The Letter (1940) with Bette Davis and Gale Sondergaard. It is really fascinating to compare the two most celebrated movie versions of the story. The Jeanne Eagels one is from the American pre-Code era and follows close to the original stageplay. The 1940 adaptation with Bette Davis is a classic cinematic masterpiece. Both are remarkable movies in their own distinctive way. Due to copyright restrictions I am unable to upload the Bette Davis and Gale Sondergaard version, but I would highly recommend it.
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김정미 KIM JUNG MI | Debut Album (1971) [Rare album]
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💿 김정미/신중현 SOUND Vol.2 (1971년) (김정미 데뷔음반) 💿 KIM JUNG MI 💿 "Shin Joong Hyun SOUND Vol.2" (1971) [Rare album, 1st press LP] [Debut album] Recorded with Shin Joong Hyun & The Golden Grapes. [00:00] A1. 아니야 [03:27] A2. 만나고 헤어진다면 [07:20] A3. 오솔길을 따라서 [10:31] A4. 고독한 마음 [14:42] A5. 대합실의 여인 [00:00] A1. Aniya [03:27] A2. If We Break Up and then Meet (Heartbroken) [07:20] A3. Along the Narrow Path [10:31...
김정미 KIM JUNG MI | Wind (1973) | 3rd album
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💿 김정미 3집 바람 (1973년) 💿 KIM JUNG MI 💿 "Wind" (1973) [3rd album] Recorded with Shin Joong Hyun and studio musicians (early members of Yup Juns). [00:00] 01. 바람 [03:16] 02. 추억 [08:39] 03. 비가 오네 [12:44] 04. 아름다운 강산 [16:47] 05. 불어라 봄바람 [18:37] 06. 어디서 어디까지 [21:55] 07. 나도 몰래 [24:15] 08. 당신의 꿈 [29:33] 09. 마음은 곱다오 [32:39] 10. 고독한 마음 [remake] [00:00] 01. Wind [03:16] 02. Memories * [08:39] 03. It's Raini...
김정미 KIM JUNG MI | Don't Say You're Leaving / Aniya (1972) | 2nd album
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💿 김정미 2집 (신중현작품집) : 간다고 하지 마오 / 아니야 (1972년) 💿 KIM JUNG MI 💿 "Don't Say You're Leaving / Aniya" (Shin Joong Hyun collected works) (1972) [2nd album] Collected works remixed by Shin Joong-hyun. [00:00] 01. 아니야 (1971) [03:28] 02. 오솔길을 따라서 (1971) [06:37] 03. 고독한 마음 (1971) [10:50] 04. 만나고 헤어진다면 (1971) [14:46] 05. 잊었던 사람 (1972) [18:30] 06. 잊어야 한다면 (1972) [25:17] 07. 간다고 하지 마오 (1972) [28:32] 08. 기다리는 ...
김정미 KIM JUNG MI | Newest Songbook (1972) | 1st album
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💿 김정미 1집 김정미 최신가요집 (1972년) 💿 KIM JUNG MI 💿 "Newest Songbook" (1972) [1st album] Recorded with Shin Joong Hyun & The Men. [00:00] 01. 잊어야 한다면 [06:48] 02. 간다고 하지마 [10:04] 03. 언제나 [13:00] 04. 나 생각나네 [15:34] 05. 곁에 와주오 [18:25] 06. 기다리는 마음 [21:08] 07. 가나다라마바 [23:51] 08. 잊었던 사랑 [27:35] 09. 못 잊어 [00:00] 01. If I Have To Forget [06:48] 02. Don't Say You're Leaving [10:04] 03. Always [13:00] 04. Remembr...
김추자 KIM CHOO JA | Sunset | Album covers
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💿 김추자 - 석양 / 음반 커버 (연대순) 💿 KIM CHOO JA - Sunset / album covers (chronological order) 김추자 : [김추자 데뷔음반] 늦기전에 / 신중현 작품집 (1969년) KIM CHOO JA : [Debut album] Before It's Too Late / Shin Joong Hyun's Collection of Works (1969) Note: Kim Choo-ja sings on SIDE A only (6 songs). Music by Shin Joong-hyun. 김추자 : 스테레오 힛트앨범 No.1 (1970년) KIM CHOO JA : Stereo Hit Album No.1 (1970) Note: The album was released...
김추자 KIM CHOO JA | The Golden Hits Parade (1982/2014 Reissue) | Compilation
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💿 김추자 💿 히트 퍼레이드 (1982년, 2014년 LP 재발행) [컴필레이션] 💿 KIM CHOO JA 💿 The Golden Hits Parade (1982, 2014 reissue) [Compilation] A golden hits compilation. Video includes the original album covers. [00:00] 01. 님은 먼곳에 - You Are Far Away [04:09] 02. 늦기전에 - Before It's Too Late [07:57] 03. 월남에서 돌아온 김상사 - Sergeant Kim Back from Vietnam [11:29] 04. 나뭇잎이 떨어져서 - Falling Leaves [14:06] 05. 후회 - Regret [17:09] 0...
김추자 KIM CHOO JA | On My Way / Keep On Singing (1974) [Rare album]
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💿 김추자 💿 가는 길/슬퍼하지 않으리 (1974년) 💿 KIM CHOO JA 💿 On My Way / Keep On Singing (1974) [Rare album] SIDE A [00:00] A1. 가는 길 [04:16] A2. 슬퍼하지 않으리 (Keep On Singing) [07:55] A3. 나는 어떡하라구 [12:25] A4. 즐거운 일요일 (Beautiful Sunday) [15:01] A5. 우울한 일요일 노래 [우울한 노래] (Song Sung Blue) SIDE B [18:02] B1. 눈이 내리네 (Tombe la Neige) [20:48] B2. 청개구리 사랑 (Brother Louie) [24:58] B3. 뜨거운 눈물 (Teardrops) [28:22] B4. 헬로야 (Hell...
이선희 LEE SUN HEE | Our Story (1991) | Christmas ballads album
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💿 이선희 💿 우리들의 이야기 (1991년 서울음반) [비정규앨범] 💿 LEE SUN HEE 💿 "Our Story" (1991) [irregular album] Label: Seoul Records. Our Story (The Story of Us) is Lee Sun-hee's 1991 Christmas ballads album, with compositions by songwriter Song Si-hyeon. The album pays seasonal tribute to people. [00:00] 01. 군대가는 친구 [05:22] 02. 사랑해요 엄마 [09:09] 03. 스무송이의 장미 [12:22] 04. 선생님께 [16:08] 05. 안녕 내 친구야 [20:51] 06. Mer...
이선희 LEE SUN HEE | Popular Children's Songs (1993)
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💿 이선희 💿 애창동요 (1993년 서울음반) [비정규앨범] 💿 LEE SUN HEE 💿 "Popular Children's Songs" (1993) [irregular album] Label: Seoul Records. [00:00] 01. 고기잡이 [01:28] 02. 가을밤 [04:01] 03. 섬집아기 [07:26] 04. 귀뚜라미 노래잔치 [09:18] 05. 퐁당퐁당 [11:06] 06. 노을 [14:13] 07. 파란마음 하얀마음 [16:04] 08. 별보며 달보며 [19:38] 09. 새싹들이다 [21:58] 10. 엄마찾아 삼만리 [25:36] 11. 나뭇잎 배 [28:13] 12. 꼬부랑 할머니 [30:09] 13. 오빠 생각 [32:57] 14. 우산 [34:16...
이선희 LEE SUN HEE | Winter Story [Side B] (1988) | Featuring "Last Christmas"
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💿 이선희 💿 겨울날의 이야기 [Side B] (1988년 서울음반) [비정규앨범] 💿 LEE SUN HEE 💿 "Winter Story" [Side B] (1988) [irregular album] Label: Seoul Records. Winter Story is Lee Sun-hee's 1988 Christmas album. The songs on Side A are traditional Christmas carols. Side B has Christmas and farewell themed songs. The songs in this video are Side B of the album. SIDE B [00:00] 01. 눈이 내리네 [03:48] 02. 라스트 크리스마스 [09:35] 0...
👻 Ghost Story (1981) | Radio Spots
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Radio Spots for the horror movie/psychological thriller "Ghost Story" (1981). I can almost hear William Shatner voicing these.
👻 Ghost Story (1981) | EXTRAS 4/4 | The Visual Effects of Albert Whitlock
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A set of four featurettes for the horror movie/psychological thriller "Ghost Story" (1981). 4. The Visual Effects of Albert Whitlock - A Discussion with Matte Photographer Bill Taylor, ASC. Full list of the blu-ray special features: Ghost Story Genesis (with Peter Straub) Ghost Story Development Alice Krige: Being Alma Mobley and Eva Galli The Visual Effects of Albert Whitlock - A Discussion wi...
👻 Ghost Story (1981) | EXTRAS 3/4 | Alice Krige: Being Alma Mobley and Eva Galli
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A set of four featurettes for the horror movie/psychological thriller "Ghost Story" (1981). 3. Alice Krige: Being Alma Mobley and Eva Galli. Interview with actress Alice Krige. Full list of the blu-ray special features: Ghost Story Genesis (with Peter Straub) Ghost Story Development Alice Krige: Being Alma Mobley and Eva Galli The Visual Effects of Albert Whitlock - A Discussion with Matte Phot...
👻 Ghost Story (1981) | EXTRAS 2/4 | Ghost Story Development
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A set of four featurettes for the horror movie/psychological thriller "Ghost Story" (1981). 2. Ghost Story Development. Interviews with producer Burt Weissbourd and screenwriter Lawrence D. Cohen. Full list of the blu-ray special features: Ghost Story Genesis (with Peter Straub) Ghost Story Development Alice Krige: Being Alma Mobley and Eva Galli The Visual Effects of Albert Whitlock - A Discus...
👻 Ghost Story (1981) | EXTRAS 1/4 | Ghost Story Genesis (with Peter Straub)
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👻 Ghost Story (1981) | EXTRAS 1/4 | Ghost Story Genesis (with Peter Straub)
이선희 LEE SUN HEE 15 | Serendipity (30th Anniversary Album) (2014)
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이선희 LEE SUN HEE 15 | Serendipity (30th Anniversary Album) (2014)
이선희 LEE SUN HEE | 30th Anniversary Lee Sunhee Live (2014)
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이선희 LEE SUN HEE | 30th Anniversary Lee Sunhee Live (2014)
이선희 LEE SUN HEE 7 | If You Love Me (1991)
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이선희 LEE SUN HEE 7 | If You Love Me (1991)
이선희 LEE SUN HEE 6 | Turning the Pages of Memories (1990)
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이선희 LEE SUN HEE 6 | Turning the Pages of Memories (1990)
이선희 LEE SUN HEE 4 | I Always Miss You (1988)
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이선희 LEE SUN HEE 4 | I Always Miss You (1988)
이선희 LEE SUN HEE 13 | Puberty (Spring in My Forties) (2005)
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이선희 LEE SUN HEE 13 | Puberty (Spring in My Forties) (2005)
이선희 LEE SUN HEE 9 | Chrysanthemum (1994)
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이선희 LEE SUN HEE 9 | Chrysanthemum (1994)
이선희 LEE SUN HEE | Sejong Center Live (1995) | 10th Anniversary Concert (1994.9.20)
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이선희 LEE SUN HEE | Sejong Center Live (1995) | 10th Anniversary Concert (1994.9.20)
이선희 LEE SUN HEE 3 | I Want To Know (1986) [REMASTERED]
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이선희 LEE SUN HEE 3 | I Want To Know (1986) [REMASTERED]
이선희 LEE SUN HEE 2 | Galbaram (1985) [REMASTERED]
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이선희 LEE SUN HEE 2 | Galbaram (1985) [REMASTERED]
이선희 LEE SUN HEE 1 | Ah! The Old Days (1985) [REMASTERED]
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이선희 LEE SUN HEE 1 | Ah! The Old Days (1985) [REMASTERED]
이선희 LEE SUN HEE | Carols (1984) [REMASTERED]
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이선희 LEE SUN HEE | Carols (1984) [REMASTERED]
Thanks a lot for these interviews about this very underestimated film with the marvelous Alice Krige. I never liked a lot Peter Straub novel, because of these multiple subplots and characters. I don't even finished the book! But this adaptation (even it's weak sometimes, and lacks a more imaginative and inspired direction) focuses on the key plot of the novel. The water's leitmotiv, absent in the novel, is a great idea and Larry D. Cohen did a very good job, as he did for "Carrie".
I'm in agreement with you regarding the novel vs the movie screenplay. I like how the screenplay took the story down to being a traditional ghost story. It kept all the good parts and built upon that. It's simple and neat. Straub did a good job with the novel but I felt it was like he was trying to emulate Stephen King's 'Salem's Lot, and the shapeshifting angle doesn't appeal to me as much as a vengeful ghost in the traditional sense. So I prefer the movie version. There are some bits from the novel left in the screenplay/movie that I felt didn't belong there, or work particularly well, like the man and boy (I forget their names) who are assisting the ghost.
@@Ruby_Kang Absolutely. The weird duo Bate doesn't work in the film. In the novel, they're undead. In the movie, it's more close to Dracula's Renfield character : living servants who dream of immortality. Dracula inspired a lot Peter Straub. I prefer the film resolution ending : it's a gothic story about guilt and sadness. It's very moving to see Fred Astaire's face. Also because it was his final role.
@@RavenMockery Yes, it's not a perfect movie, but with a few more nips and tucks it could have been. It's almost there, and I love what they did with it. Exactly, guilt is at the heart of the movie and that's conveyed very well by the cast.
Larry D. Cohen is a brilliant screenwriter. Well, he did "Carrie"! And the job was so difficult to concentrate the Straub's novel.
Yes, I read the novel after watching the blu-ray and I know exactly what you mean. it made me appreciate what he did with the screenplay, a very impressive adaptation, which was no mean feat.
Good TV Show Series 👀 🤔 🇺🇸
This is much better than porridge or P risoner cell block H.
I've always enjoyed a good prison drama series and WTW is my favourite of them all. I really enjoyed watching Prisoner Cell Block H though as a young girl, it was the 'must see' show at that time.
I was only a young boy when I watched this programme back in the early 70,s. Well worth the watching.
It was a little before my time but I'm so pleased to discover it later in life, thanks to Network DVD.
I remember everyone at school loved this, always watched it, then we’d watch the adventure game on BBC2 & Chocky on ITV
Three great shows. Gronda Gronda Rangdo!
I really like "If we break up and then meet" .... such amazing vocals
That's my favourite one out of these very first recordings. The rhythm and smooth vocals work so well together, almost puts me into a trance.
1929? wow ... oh like that final scene...
I found this to be surprisingly raw and edgy for a movie of that period. I think it was one of the earliest "talkies" too. This 1929 version sticks to the stageplay storyline, but the 1940 version with Bette Davis has more mystery and an additional ending after that final scene plays out. If you enjoyed this, I recommend the 1940 version too.
Thank you for sharing this. In his later years, Straub seldom had the opportunity to speak about his work at length, and I'm glad that he was given the chance here. He was holding back, however. The Gregory Bate character was named after Gregory Bateson, an anthropologist whose work influenced the theories of famed psychiatrist R.D. Laing. (For further evidence of Straub's interest in Laing, see the novel's dedication page: "For Valli Shaio and Gregorio Kohon".) Partial spoilers ahead for those who haven't read the book: *Ghost Story* is full of real-life referents too numerous to mention, but an especially fascinating one is the inspiration for the names of two major characters, Don Wanderley and Eva Galli. These character names refer to actual people: Don Warner and his wife Eva. They even resided in upstate New York, where Straub's novel was set. Don directed plays, and one of his female performers served as a model for the Ann-Veronica Moore character in the book. (Like Ann-Veronica, she left town quite suddenly.) This real-life performer had been directly involved in a child abduction, which readers of *Ghost Story* should find particularly interesting. She was a native of Yonkers, New York, and the work history of one of her friends there accounts for the reference to Panama City, Florida in the novel. (Like the woman, this friend took part in a number of unsavory activities. They were members of a wider circle of occult practitioners in the area.)
You're welcome. I didn't know anything about the author and found this featurette very interesting. Thanks for the extra background information.
@@Ruby_Kang Thank you! Glad to provide it. This is one of the most interesting DVD extras I've ever watched.
@@jonathanmitchell9886 Yeah, I was very pleased with the extras on the blu-ray, engaging in-depth interviews from everybody and good presentation. I hadn't watched Ghost Story since the 80s but remembered it well. I got the blu-ray on a whim and it's a really good package overall. Great movie too.
@@Ruby_Kang I may have to upgrade. I've got the barebones DVD release from 2007, but I'd really like to own all those extras. Alice Krige was amazing in the film; they couldn't have found a more perfect Eva/Alma anywhere.
@@jonathanmitchell9886 Yes, she was perfectly suited for the role, with that mysterious, enigmatic quality of hers. And I think her performance is the highlight of the movie.
The novel Ghost Story includes a character repeating a movie quote of Melvyn Douglas, who would later be cast in the movie.
Bin a-lookin' for this for ages! Thank you for the upload!
wtf where the final play this shit doirty
The play isn't the story though. By the time they're ready to perform, they've all overcome their personal obstacles, achieved their collective goal and their story is over.
oooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhh😍
It's not what I expected when considering the manga is much more darker. But the creator of the manga had his hand in making this movie. Considering everything, this movie is okay. Not that dark though.
Yes, the movie is very different to the manga. I actually prefer the angle the movie takes. It's more psychological and can be read as Tomie existing only as a metaphor in Tsukiko's imagination, and everything is her fantasy while she's undergoing hypnotherapy on the couch. The movie (virtually every scene) is littered with subtle visual clues to support that interpretation, making it a psychological coming-of-age horror story.
watched this back to back about 10 times when i was a child lol it now remains in my top 10 spookfests of all time . back when movies were fantastic without silly budgets and effects... this is a classic in every way , it's so haunting . Alma's voice gives you goosebumps before anything spooky even happens! class act , look at this incredible cast!! thank you for making a movie that did the book so much credit .
※虫嫌いの方へ 冒頭7分くらいの暗い部屋のシーンと1時間 18分のビニール袋のシーンにゴキがモロに登場するのでそれぞれ1分くらい飛ばしたほうがいいです
I've been looking for this on cd for a long time. Was in Seoul this month but didn't make it to Yongsan Electronics Market which might've had it. Very glad to come across this hq source. Thanks!
You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed listening to it.
Gift for you... tinyurl.com/v2539hxz NOW 24-bit lossless (FLAC) + The Jigu Record Collection lossless (FLAC) Enjoy!
@@Ruby_Kang 고맙습니다. Actually, i tried to find something at a noraebang but couldn't and the sajangnim didn't know and even my abonim didn't know of her either. Perhaps for that generation you really had to be in the country in the early 70s to know.
@@johnhead3431 You're welcome. You can hear them in proper HQ now. Yeah, I think there's something in that. All of Shin Joong-hyun's music being suddenly banned by the then-government in mid-1975 possibly has something to do with it. The studio mastertapes were destroyed and people weren't even allowed to own his albums (strange times). All of Kim Jung-mi's songs and recordings up to that point were composed by him, and at the time of the ban (which lasted well into the 80s) she said "I'm now left a singer with no songs to sing!" Her banned albums were secretly kept underground largely by students, who later became DJs and revived interest in the work of both Shin Joong-hyun and Kim Jung-mi during the late 90s (playing her songs in clubs and making bootleg LPs). Because Kim Jung-mi decided to leave the music business in 1978 and didn't make an 80s comeback like Kim Choo-ja did, she became forgotten about and that older style of music was already obsolete (due to the 70s ban on socially unacceptable "decadent" songs and artists). The revival of interest in her albums hasn't been anything mainstream, still pretty much underground or niche market today, and the Korean music business generally focuses very much on current trends, so even though she's a major player in Korean music history, she hasn't been that well known since her heyday of the early 70s. I would be surprised (yet pleased) to find many young people of today's generation who are aware of her, even in Seoul. When you look back at the greats though, there she is. One of the top two.
@@Ruby_Kang Thanks for going into detail. I'm familiar with Park Jung Hee. I guess the music ban in 1975 co-incides with returning ROK soldiers after the fall of Saigon (I don't know the date of ROK withdrawl) in the sense that there was a narrow window for returning veterans to hear of such things and it wouldn't be the first things on their minds. By which I mean, if she was current in 1972-3 mostly then hence my abonim and other other older Korean don't know or remember her. I can imagine cultural restrictions going through to the mid-80s (why change?). Gwangju was 1980. People in a hall/ bar listening to music could represent any number of things, rationally perceived or not. Culturally, even Japanese things were hard to find until well after 2000. It's a little baffling that Kim Jong Mi and Sin Joong-Hyun should get caught up in censorship but then it tends to not be a very rational thing and not administered by the brightest or most open people. The cover for Now and the lyrics and songs are poetry, odes, and non-political. There is a wiki reference referring to her voice as 'vulgar'. She dances and sings on Korean black and white tv in one yt video. My mother-in-law as a student in Seoul had her dress measured by the mini-skirt police, so to speak. I guess that was sufficient. When I next go to South Korea maybe I'll manage to go to a vinyl bar and I can ask them to get it out and put it on =) I'll check out Kim Choo-Ja-any recommendations?
I'm teenager rn and I'm so glad I discovered this show last year. I borrowed the dvd thinkin it was gonna be edgy and ironic to watch, but got hooked after the first episode due to its extreme sincerity, which I just haven't witnessed from teen media at all lately. I wish this show got another season. And I wish it was still talked abt too since I want everyone in the world to know it exists, but I know its past its prime. All I can hope is for other shows to take a page from MSCL, given its timeless and addicting formula
You've echoed how I felt about the show when I first saw it on first broadcast. I had no idea what it was about when it came on but was totally captivated by the pilot episode. It's great to hear that new generations are experiencing it in the same way that my generation did back in the day. Testament to its timeless quality, a pure classic. I love how you mention its "extreme sincerity" and how you want everyone in the world to know it exists. I'm really pleased you've found MSCL. It will stay with you forever.
Excellent! You made my day by sharing this beautiful film. Thank you.
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Sonia Graham's cause of death was "disease." And that's all the Internet wants to say about it.
I guess her passing was a private matter, with just a simple announcement made. Very little is known publicly about Sonia Graham apart from the roles she played. She was never one for being in the media spotlight.
Think I need to rewatch this. Tempted to read the book too.
I felt compelled to read the book after watching the DVD. It's a good read. The TV drama is pretty much a faithful adaptation but the book naturally offers more insight into Minty's thought process as she tries to make logical sense of the moondial and how time works (but not too much as to dispel the magic of it). It's interesting to read about the time-travel experience through her own thoughts.
Stunning! I wonder if it was released on dvd?
Yes, there was a DVD release. As far as I know it still hasn't been released on blu-ray though. This was an HD TV broadcast but I would really like to have it on blu-ray.
Okay, thank you so much for uploading! I just finished watching, and the endings in the book, serial and movie are all different, because nobody can understand what really happened and how to interpret it. Probably we have to research Jung to understand what Storr meant.
You're welcome. I like the ending in this TV serial more than in the book.
@@Ruby_Kang Agree.
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Lol, yeah he does a bit.
i wonder why they decided to change the logo
i would love to see that beach..
Me too. The beach was filmed in two separate locations (sand dunes and long path). You can find them on street view... The sand dunes are just to the left of Ikarashi 2 Nocho (五十嵐2の町), almost halfway between Shinkawa fishing port and Hidaka Farm. The sandy beach where they sit comes right off the coastal main road Nat'l Route 402 (the same stretch of long road where they are walking further up at the end of the movie). You can't see the sand dunes on street view at that part of the road but you may recognize the now grassy bumps on top of the dunes through which they enter the beach. The long path where they walk down to the beach after getting off the bus is in a different location (in real life) and doesn't actually lead to those sand dunes... The long path to the sea (and bus stop at the crossing) is further south of Niigata, opposite the JA Niigata Watermelon Sorting Center JA Niigatakagayaki Suikasenkajo / JA新潟かがやき すいか選果場
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One of my fave albums of all time.Your info about the source is the most details I have found in 20 years,thanks.So I assume the Pony Cannon first issue CD is sourced from the vinyl mould you spoke of?
Hi there! Sorry for the late reply, your comment was 'held for review' for some reason. There have been a number of reissues of the NOW album made from different sources. I'm not sure what Pony Canyon label used as source material for their CDs but they were a small label and the quality was never very good on their releases. This Merry-Go-Round Records one and the US 'fontana / Lion Productions' CD/LP release both used the original record mould, and the most recent LP reissues do too. It's an awesome album isn't it. One of the best. The audio on these videos for the first three King Record era albums (Newest Songbook to Wind) are from the later reissues (remastered from 1st press LPs), not the old Pony Canyon releases. I used the cover art from the Pony Canyon release on the 2nd album video to show the double spread at the end of the last song.
Can't believe I've only come across this video now. She's amazing here, thanks for sharing it. ❤
Could you turn on auto-translation, it's just that now this video is starting to gain popularity
Lately, I find myself liking the first recorded version of Beautiful Rivers and Mountains. Her young voice is so… hmm i don’t know how to describe, more raw, she sounds free, and the style is charming. I know we’ve already talked about her music catalog at length before but whenever I have new thoughts about her songs, I go to you because I feel like you’re the only one who will get it.
Yes, I guess all versions have something distinctively special. This version of Beautiful Rivers was one of the songs from the 4th album which had to be bought over from Jigu Record to Seoul Records (the transition between contracts/record labels). This recording alone could be seen as the crossover song between the Jigu and SR eras, and you can sense that when you hear it. I like the strength of the later remake studio version, but I do like the charm of this first studio recording as well. My favourite version will always be the 20th Anniversary live one.
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Houseman's final film role was actually Naked Gun in 1988.
Before there was Prisoner (Cell Block H), there was Within These Walls.
I can see where Prisoner got there inspiration from
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the posh, googly-eyed, Asian-minority-feminist is boring af. Of course.
Professor Bergman made the show. It was stupid to lose him for series 2.
As much as I love Maya (probably the best "thing" in season 2), I agree. Victor Bergman was an amazing character. The kind of father figure we all wish we had.
I feel sad for Rosa.
Loved Minty in Moondial ❤
@questionsonchristianity8204 When I saw this as a teenager…I didn’t. Now, I think she’s fantastic!
I was waiting for the acting on stage:( But this is a wholesome movie (◍•ᴗ•◍)
Lol ! Me too 😂
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I love KJM- thank you for uploading her music. This album is my fav... Really so gifted and I hope she is doing well. Keep up the great work Ruby!
It's a pleasure to share. Glad you're enjoying the videos. I think this is her best, most accomplished album, but my favourite is both this one and the 2nd full-length album (the collected works one), depending on what mood I'm in. I really love some of those early songs.
@@Ruby_Kang Ahead of her time, and now, timeless!!
I admit it had a bit of crush on Minty but this series was amazing very sinister. Does anyone know a similar series where a girl visits a lighthouse and it's kind of haunted there is a scene of a soldier on staircase? And no it's not Round The Twist as that was comedy this was a drama one.
Hi James. I remember watching a drama on YT some years back, which might be the one you mean, but I can't remember the title of it. A girl is dropped off by her mum to stay at her grandparents' coastal house. She meets a local boy on his bike outside and they become friends. The girl explores her granddad's attic, which is a closed-off kind of maritime museum. Something in there (might be an old clock or maritime compass or something) triggers a ghost. Later episodes feature apparitions of a battle taking place on the rugged coastline with 17th century soldiers drowning. That's all I can remember. Does any of that sound familiar, or am I thinking of something completely different?
Similar to Cate Blanchett, I swear I could just listen to Alice read a phone book and I'd be happy as a clam. Every role she's been in (and to quote her from Gretel and Hansel), has been...delicious.
It was great to hear Johnny Byrne talk about Testament of Arcadia !
I don’t know that translation of the song, but the title Your Scent is driving me insane. It’s so vivid…
The song is a wonderful opening to the album isn't it. I still remember hearing it for the first time when the album came out and I had no idea what to expect. The whole album transported me to another place. (Your Scent) You are the one I miss I love and long for you A longing I cannot bear (An unbearable longing) I'm sending my love on the wind Can you hear the sound of my heart? I pray that it can reach you On a sunny spring day Don't forget the day we will meet again I will wait for you In the dancing spring wind Remembering your scent I love and long for you I will come to you (The rest of the song repeats those verses/chorus)
@@Ruby_Kang Oh my!!! thank you so much for the translation. I kept all the translation that I see you reply, because i find that google translate isn’t always reliable. I like how here it is, “Your scent” and not his scent, the one in other music apps have a gendered translation.
@@windflower8821 Yes, she's addressing a person directly (but from afar without him being there). So it is a personal "your scent" not an objective "his scent." There are different ways of saying "you/your" in Korean depending on who is being addressed. Geudae (pronounced like kuhdae) is a poetic written form of addressing a lover. So it is like saying "you/your" specifically to a lover (boyfriend/girlfriend). It's like saying "my love/darling" directly to someone. It's not a term used as much in real life but is used a lot in written form and especially in songs.
@@Ruby_Kang oh wow, thank you for explaining it to me, i am saving this note too. i saved everything you say/explain about her music <3
@@windflower8821 You will hear geudae used in so many pop songs. The best way to understand the term in context is that it's equivalent to the old English term "thou" but spoken only to a lover. It's a historical poetic written term mostly. People wouldn't use the term 'thou' in everyday life but it can be used often in poems or songs.
I could play this all day long. I felt refreshed, calm, and peaceful listening to it. I also understand the process of making a soundtrack and the people behind it from your description. Ah... I like this work more and more.
Refreshed, calm and peaceful. Perfectly said. I too experience those same feelings when listening to this album. I like to lie back with my eyes closed and allow the waves of emotion to wash over me. Yes, this is an extraordinary album, rather than a standard soundtrack it is a work of art in its own right.
Someone said Blue has Manga. And I found this. I should have noticed it sooner. Thank you, I'm very curious about that :)
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