Philip Glass - Glassworks (complete)

heston blumenthal

"Happy happy happy, everybody is happy."

This makes me feel my mother, even knowing she's alive and fine

absolutely boring and uninteresting

😅

❤

The most emotional and epic piece of music on the universe.

"Happy Happy Happyyyyyyyy"

Shit song

Is this what classical music has devolved into? Horrible music for people whose brains can't digest anything complex.

I own this album.

Very beautiful, I like facades the most with how catchy it is

I knew his son in 1978, we got on knowing the atmosphere of heaven surrounding demons created by the innocent having understanding and guts to be in man ,or boys/men of f4 at Timbertop I was-did not know of Phillip his dad until 40 years later. Sid Barrett Territory,

like a hot bath with soap galore

Sensacional!!

Didn't realize Interstellar's music was plagiarized!

thank you joanna newsome for helping me discover Philip Glass... was not expecting that second song at all

👍👍👍💖💖💖💎💎💎✨✨✨
To jest po prostu piękna,zjawiskowa muzyka!

Stressful, relaxing, pleased as you hear time passing.

I was introduced to this album in 1984 by a friend who had a massive and eclectic record collection. At the time I had never heard anything like this and it was the beginning of a lifelong near-on obsession with Philip Glass. This afternoon (02.07.23) I went to a concert where an Italian pianist played 12 or so of Glass's piano etudes: it was wonderful. Philip Glass is certainly one of the musical geniuses of the 20th and 21st centuries,

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When I was in drama school, Robert Wison, an avante garde stage director, came to speak to my directing class about "carving space" a term that he used to describe his theatrical method of using form, color, space, music, movement, mass and other elements to communicate imagistic meaning without using spoken words. It was a bit above my head at the time, but I'll remember it as the first time I heard Phillip Glass. Wilson was a frequent collaborter with Glass, and at that time they were working on a immense project called, "A Tree is best Measured When it is Down." David Byrne also contributed to it. I was overwhelmed by Glass' music, and begun buying albums wherever I could find them. Over the years I've come to employ a lot of Wilson's ideas and a lot of Glass' music in productions, especially when working on Greek tragedy and other ritualistic plays. I dare say, this music changed my outlook and my life.

So beautiful.

🔥

That's some impressive talented music. I first became aware of him from the old Commodore 64 days when Rob Hubbard wrote a piece of music for the game "Delta" inspired by Glass'. This is excellent

I first heard this when watching a 1980s movie with Richard Gere called Breathless. Its nothing special as a movie, but I became hypnotised by the use of Philip Glass music in a scene. Just mesmerising. Surely, this is a landmark in modern music

To me, a Masterpiece.

His music has been my companion after losing my daughter and in my moments of joy and pain.

Some great stuff on here but II Floe is enough to induce seizures.

I recently heard an orchestral version of Baba O'Riley. It was similar to this album. Is this where Glass received inspiration from?

Who's here because they heard of Phillip Glass on the Xmas episode of SouthPark

This sounds like returning home

Interstellaire

Jeff Lynn and Glass combined with Rothko.

South Park introduced me to Glass lol

Osmose

formidable!!!+++

My gayest friend loves this record

真香

Extraordinary thinker meets the piano and history is made.

So sweet i really enjoy this soft jazz

Philip’s such a minimalist that, as a baby, he decided to take one L out of his first name.

Pure BEAUTY ❤

I also like the way it makes the adverts that interupt it seem deranged and stupid. As if they are base and disconnected from a high place.

Is it me? or this thing sounds like freaking weird Interstellar Hanz Zimmer composition for some reason!

your a friendly ai , pet pet

A more appropriate title for this composition would have been 'Assworks' - because it's a pile of crap.

I really can't put into words how captivating it is to hear this at 8 years old.