video 1 of takeoff thrust Talk about a "blow job". *hee*
Video 2 of Sonic piano Sorry. This put me to sleep. If they had put a few more game-cut-scenes while the guy was keying, and not just his hands on the keys... *hmr* whatever. *zzz*
When played on a piano, the similarity of "Sonic" to the music of turn-of-the-century Dada composer Erik Satie really comes out. His stuff is usually a lot slower, but it has the same sort of simple, catchy repetition. Here are some samples.
I always liked his Gymnopdie No. 1 - it's in my playlist right now. Just goes to show you don't need a lot of sound and fury to make something beautiful.
They did the jet engine trick on MythBusters, but unfortunately beause of safety reasons they weren't allowed to use a real airplane. The truck-mounted jet engines they rented were not adequate enough to flip the car over either.
*chuckles* - I always used to play the Sonic theme tunes on my recorder! Still do, on occasion, along with all the other game music that I consider memorable; Warcraft II, Mechwarrior II, Deus Ex and the like. I'd play Tangerine Dream if I could, but I'd need a whole host of recorders . . .
Physics shows that the only engines (that an airplane would use) capable of flipping a car are Turbofans and Ramjets. 707's through 767's are Turbojets and can't flip a car. The 777, the 787, and possibly the 7A7 all will/do use Turbofans, so they might flip a car, the new Airbus (A380 I think?) also uses Turbofans. The C5 has Turbofans as well.
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Date: 2005-12-28 12:59 pm (UTC)Video 2 of Sonic piano Sorry. This put me to sleep. If they had put a few more game-cut-scenes while the guy was keying, and not just his hands on the keys... *hmr* whatever. *zzz*
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Date: 2005-12-28 08:01 pm (UTC)Ahem.
I get that a lot.
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Date: 2005-12-28 07:15 pm (UTC)Wheeeee!
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Date: 2005-12-28 11:33 pm (UTC)FDH
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