Claude Chalhoub — Don't Wake Me Up
Album: Meloncholia
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Total ratings: 989
Released: 2001
Length: 3:56
Plays (last 30 days): 2
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Total ratings: 989
Length: 3:56
Plays (last 30 days): 2
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Where else in the world (universe, even) might one hear this extraordinary confection immediately after alt-J's "Breezeblocks"?
There is only ONE TUNE by him on the RP Playlist. PLEASE ADD MORE! Thank You.
JayHavvic wrote:
Me too, works for me!
I can see this in a Federico Fellini movie 🎥
Me too, works for me!
I can see this in a Federico Fellini movie 🎥
Izzata wango ur a taltz?
The more I hear this, the more I like it!! Thanx RP!
SUPERB!! I never heard of him before. That is why we come here. Thanx RP!
shayc4 wrote:
Sounds great!! Works for me!!
ok, lets mix 7 different styles in to one song and see what happens...
Sounds great!! Works for me!!
shayc4 wrote:
Welcome to Lebanon.
ok, lets mix 7 different styles in to one song and see what happens...
Welcome to Lebanon.
Oh, its like driving thought Beirut !
ok, lets mix 7 different styles in to one song and see what happens...
When I listen to this I escape and imagine I am stranded in the desert for days. The sun is beating down and have a constant tune in my head but I drift off in different directions as the mirages change as I cross every dune. Then boom it ends,
TheLoneIguana wrote:
Actually made me think of The Simpsons theme for some reason.
Hehe - first thing I thought too :)
Actually made me think of The Simpsons theme for some reason.
Hehe - first thing I thought too :)
Yawnsville Central. The bus station at Yawnsville. The "Take a book leave a book" book rack at Yawnsville bus station. At 2AM. On a Thursday morning. This is more interesting than that song was. But just a little bit.
Limpopoking wrote:
No..soporific
Sublime
No..soporific
auburntigerrich wrote:
Did anyone ever level the same complaint against Bohemian Rhapsody?
It's alright... it just never goes anywhere. It's like they re-cut the entire song and spliced it together like a quilt.
Did anyone ever level the same complaint against Bohemian Rhapsody?
sugary overdose. just too sweet to enjoy, almost intolerable...
I'm beginning to think this might not be a real song
I swear I heard "Tenderly".
It does sound like a few songs melded into one, but it is done so beautifully that I enjoy the end result as much as I do each individual piece
Proclivities wrote:
Why does all music have to go somewhere? I don't particularly feel very strongly about this song, but it doesn't sound spliced.
I dunno and I'm not sure about going anywhere but I think I see why they say spliced. There is some nice music here and one particular theme I really like but it does sort of sound like several very different songs at times clumsily linked together.
Why does all music have to go somewhere? I don't particularly feel very strongly about this song, but it doesn't sound spliced.
I dunno and I'm not sure about going anywhere but I think I see why they say spliced. There is some nice music here and one particular theme I really like but it does sort of sound like several very different songs at times clumsily linked together.
auburntigerrich wrote:
Why does all music have to go somewhere? I don't particularly feel very strongly about this song, but it doesn't sound spliced to me. We all hear different things, though.
It's alright... it just never goes anywhere. It's like they re-cut the entire song and spliced it together like a quilt.
Why does all music have to go somewhere? I don't particularly feel very strongly about this song, but it doesn't sound spliced to me. We all hear different things, though.
exactly where was the beautiful violin?
Tana wrote:
Exactly what part of a beautiful violin is dreadful?
Tana wrote:
Exactly what part of a beautiful violin is dreadful?
awful, sorry
I like it :)
something diffrent but still sensitve to western tastes and very mellow.
something diffrent but still sensitve to western tastes and very mellow.
One mans fiddle is another mans violin! I happen to like both!
cover_lover wrote:
Exactly what part of a beautiful violin is dreadful?
Dreadful
Exactly what part of a beautiful violin is dreadful?
Dreadful
Go away Claude! Quickly!
It's alright... it just never goes anywhere. It's like they re-cut the entire song and spliced it together like a quilt.
a_genuine_find wrote:
Inspector Gadget, its been too many years since I have seen him! Yes!
Inspector Gadget, its been too many years since I have seen him! Yes!
Although not a favorite of mine, it is a nice piece of music to listen to together with a cup of coffee in the sunset.
Better wake me up ... my floor's coming right up. *DING*
jjbix wrote:
Very true, but this is frag too edment.
better than hearing david byrned out droning on and on and on . . . .
Very true, but this is frag too edment.
better than hearing david byrned out droning on and on and on . . . .
Your getting sleepier, sleepier, sleepier........Good, now when you awake you will think you are a chicken..............
On any other day this may be acceptable or better but today - sigh.
Sublime
It's A Beautiful Day of violins all the way to this.
I'm really enjoying the mood of this piece. It has a story for sure.
Yeah, I dug this. Very nice sound and feeling on the violin.
Cambot wrote:
Same here
I thought the other song was going into a Simpson's jam
I like the sound. Chalhoub is found on many "mix" CDs including "Buddha Bar".
TheLoneIguana wrote:
Actually made me think of The Simpsons theme for some reason.
Same here
mrchristie49 wrote:
Nice song, reminds me of the theme to Inspector Gadget. I give it a strong 7 bordering on 8!
Actually made me think of The Simpsons theme for some reason.
mrchristie49 wrote:
Nice song, reminds me of the theme to Inspector Gadget. I give it a strong 7 bordering on 8!
This is talent. Skill combined with a craftful experimentation. Not perfect but certainly creative in producing some new sounds. Experimentation of the art is the art.
Danny_G wrote:
jiml wrote:
I don't know. I like purely good music, would that make me a purist?
This is quite good
Yeah eclectic!
Yes, the best way
this is not a radio for purists Nice song, reminds me of the theme to Inspector Gadget. I give it a strong 7 bordering on 8!
Correct spelling: Melancholia. Okay, okay...I'm being
a bit nerdy here...
Tireux_De_Roche wrote:
Fascinating song but the guys from Queer Eye for the Straight Guy would have a heart attack over Mr. Chalhoub's monobrow.
Mmmmm, I dunno. He has dreamy eyelashes.
Danny_G wrote:
Yes, the best way
this is not a radio for purists
I despise purists
don't wake me up otherwise my meloncholia might kick in
no, seriously, this is wonderful, his stratawhatsit is soooo cool
jiml wrote:
Yeah eclectic!
Yes, the best way
this is not a radio for purists
Fascinating song but the guys from Queer Eye for the Straight Guy would have a heart attack over Mr. Chalhoub's monobrow.
Perfect chill music. I give it a nine.
Not particularly my style, but not bad, I give it a 4
If I wasn't at work I could really appreciate and listen to this.
Or else play something sleepy by Loreena McKennitt.
Play Sleeping by The Band.
Unusual. Gets a tentative "yes."
Radio Paradise in one track! Love it.
How many transitions does this song have?
Great piece of music.
A little hard to dance to.... but it's different in a good way - adds to the excellent banquet of diversity on this station..
pakoenen wrote:
one of many reasons I dig this station!
Drummer4soul wrote:
This is the hottest CD. He is a very accomplished, formally trained musician. I believe he is Lebanese and not a monk. This song and entire CD is an 11 in my book. If you don't have it, get it! The first track has THE best drum start to it.
You know... Claude Chalhoub.... Tony Chalhoub... the tv show "Monk". I think he was making a (leap) funny.
Drummer4soul wrote:
... I believe he is Lebanese and not a monk. ...
You might want to check behind you... I think something flew over your head.
Actually this guy plays a Stradivarius violin, lent to him by the stradivarius trust... that alone is a mark of his talent, as those guys don't give away their precious violins easily...!!! :-({|=
Don't wake me up??
Wake me when it's over is a better name.
OoooOO VIOLIN!!! i wanna go ride a camel in the desert now. :crown.gif:
oooo very nice transitions.
I am in love!
beelzebubba wrote:
Strings remind of Yoyo Ma on 'Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon.'
Love it!
That would be the cello 'Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon' soundtrack.
This is so cross-genre. Latin, African, Italian, Classical, East Indian, the list goes on. Amazing.
This is the hottest CD. He is a very accomplished, formally trained musician. I believe he is Lebanese and not a monk. This song and entire CD is an 11 in my book. If you don't have it, get it! The first track has THE best drum start to it.
...Hey, dat MONK guy can really lay down a tune!
Yeah eclectic! :sunny.gif:
Xeric wrote:
Eclectic ROCK??
Good point.
Xeric wrote:
Eclectic ROCK??
Yeah... if you enough
Nice violin work.
PLease..Wake me up!!!
Eclectic ROCK??
It's almost like a (tame) John Zorn in how it jumps between styles.
Don't wake me up lest I have to hear this song....
Me likey.
:nodhead:
This one defenitely works! :-({|=
I really like this one....it's beats....it's movements......!!
Very cool...!
Really like this song...can\'t tell you why (then I\'d have to kill you).
For some reason this song just annoys me this morning. Maybe it will become clearer after I hear it some more.
Whoah.
I was browsing around in Barnes & Noble one day and they were playing this over in the music section. I asked the lady what was playing, I liked it so much, so she wrote his name down for me and I lost it.
Strings remind of Yoyo Ma on \'Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon.\'
Love it!
Originally Posted by pakoenen:
one of many reasons I dig this station!
yep.
Arabic Mozart, Strauss, Lebanese classical BS.
This song is all over the place. Not too shabby!
:D
one of many reasons I dig this station!