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Kharkovbut, 01.01.2012 20:26

We need to create a separate topic. Here is such an album was... Traditional Jazz Studio Praha - Entomologův Sen. And really entomological - there is also the composition "Canadian Balm" (I forgot about it). You can listen to it here:

http://mp3juices.com/music/download/antoni...25807fd8dc.html
http://mp3juices.com/music/download/antoni...87479bae99.html

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01.01.2012 20:30, Hierophis

The picture is taken from the article "The impact of an industrial zone on the size of insects"?
PS
Flying Caterpillar !!!!1

01.01.2012 20:33, Kharkovbut

All claims are sent to Prague.

01.01.2012 21:35, Pirx

Then...

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01.01.2012 21:47, Vorona

Buddy Holly isn't bad

either

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01.01.2012 21:58, Kharkovbut

Buddy Holly isn't bad either

I'm probably being stupid... What does it have to do with entomology?

01.01.2012 22:01, Kharkovbut

Then...

No, it's a little off...

(I have nothing against the Beatles themselves, on the contrary.

) But - this is probably a lot... There was such a rock band "Iron butterfly"... Well, if you push yourself, you can remember 10-20 more positions of this kind. But to be completely entomological-and?

01.01.2012 22:15, Vorona

I'm probably being stupid... What does it have to do with entomology?

To entomology-most likely none. But since Pirx called The Beatles (homophone 'Beetles'), I remembered The Crickets

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01.01.2012 22:17, Kharkovbut

To entomology-most likely none. But since Pirx called The Beatles (homophone 'Beetles'), I remembered The Crickets

Oh, right... I forgot.

01.01.2012 22:52, Hierophis

Yes, it was noticed correctly-songs and groups that named themselves or mentioned insects in their lyrics are full of insects

Ranging from popular songs like songs about bees and cornflowers

(special tin - "white dragonfly of love" - I once heard on the radio at work - I was shocked )))))))) )
Immediately I remembered quarantine a man jumping from the 25m tower into the water shouted - " white cancer- ..naya life!!!"- naevrnoe it was the future author of the song

and smoothly moving through the "shaggy bumblebee on fragrant hops" and ending.. well, there are plenty of them

But that's exactly entomology..

02.01.2012 0:40, Pirx

There are probably musicians among entomologists, but here's who... Among my friends and acquaintances there are at least two - one plays the guitar perfectly and periodically participates in a rock band, the other performs concerts (piano).

02.01.2012 0:43, Aleksandr Ermakov

This topic is rich.
On the Internet, even a selection of CD covers are laid out and the animals on them are defined to varying degrees
here's to the butterflies
here's the beetles
there's plenty of stuff here, too
and here is a general list of links

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02.01.2012 1:20, Kharkovbut

This topic is rich.

Yes, rich... I didn't think that MUCH.

02.01.2012 1:26, Kharkovbut

..most, of course, come down to the "insect on the cover" situation.

Here, however, is entomological music: http://www.darkwinter.com/dw033.html

However, this kind of music is not for me.

But the taste and color of a friend no.

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02.01.2012 10:46, Bad Den

From a foreign language, first of all, I remember the composition VIA "Titto and Tarantula "called" Cucarachas Enojadas "

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02.01.2012 17:35, Guest

http://vysockiy.ouc.ru/gerbarij.html

http://profismart.ru/web/f-98967.php

03.01.2012 16:12, Сергуха

..most, of course, come down to the "insect on the cover" situation.

Here, however, is entomological music: http://www.darkwinter.com/dw033.html

However, this kind of music is not for me. But the taste and color of the friend is not.

one of my favorite genres, I try to listen to it in nature, very organically complements excursions (at least mine) to the forests. thank you for the link!

03.01.2012 19:23, okoem

Here, however, is entomological music: http://www.darkwinter.com/dw033.html

However, this kind of music is not for me. But the taste and color of the friend is not.

Oh, this is not for me.

The most entomological music-ΛέΝα πλάτωνος "ΛΕΠΙΔΟΠΤΕΡΑ"

http://muz.ru/Store/AlbumDetails.aspx?AlbumId=A0000129086
I like

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03.01.2012 23:29, Hierophis

Ty, I once listened to it first - I didn't like it, and then the second time I listened to the whole song - I liked it!! Not all the songs of course liked, but still!!! And then I looked at something on the links above selectively - well, I didn't like anything)

06.01.2012 16:26, okoem

Ty, I once listened to it first - I didn't like it, and then the second time I listened to the whole song - I liked it!!

And when I listened, then I downloaded all the other available albums of the author.

Here's more entomozoological music -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2fOPZZqQlA

07.01.2012 23:11, Romik

All lovers of ambient and new age: Norwegian band Amethystium
album 2001 "Odonata".
http://mnovosti.com/chillout/6552-amethystium-odonata.html
Pleasant, non-stressful music....

As well as the famous 2001 single Crazy Town-Butterfly
http://rutube.ru/tracks/3322306.html

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09.01.2012 15:54, Wave Storm

And when I listened to it, then
here's another entomozoological music -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2fOPZZqQlA

I love Japanese music, but..... God, how scary it is!

I remember songs with an entomological bias. Valery Meladze - Samba of the white moth, Oleg Gazmanov-Putana (there are words for moth), Beetles (well, here the name of the performer is entomological) - Mosquitoes.

09.01.2012 16:26, Pirx

I love Japanese music, but..... God, how scary it is!

I remember songs with an entomological bias. Valery Meladze - Samba of the white moth, Oleg Gazmanov-Putana (there are words for moth), Beetles (well, here the name of the performer is entomological) - Mosquitoes.

There's a mistake, it must be a FEMALE white moth. And so-yes, songs at the invertebrate level.

09.01.2012 20:53, Hierophis

Yes, in our songs, if there are references to insects, then in this form - I already wrote about the dragonfly above )))
But here I very much doubt that in foreign-language analogs it is completely different, even the very same Lena Platonos-that's what she sings there, eh?

And that link to Japanese music is generally some kind of Gothic)))

09.01.2012 21:12, CosMosk

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05.02.2012 1:01, barko

Mothman-a monster with an entomological name

Julie and the Mothman - Kasabian http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6H5YZzPo01Y

05.02.2012 1:10, Black Coleopter

There is such a group Butterfly temple...

06.02.2012 3:39, Ekos

Grindcore band Insect Grinder. On vocals... cricket

http://www.drugmetal.ru/blog/interesno/9354.html

14.04.2012 21:48, Wave Storm

Butterfly Clip:
The Rasmus - No fear

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14.04.2012 22:40, Dr. Niko

Well, how can you not remember the cover of the famous debut album "Hybrid Theory" by American rapcore stars - Linkin Park?
"...According to Chester Bennington, Soldier with Dragonfly wings was intended to show a mix of hard and light elements in the band's work by combining images of a war-worn soldier and the fragile flapping of dragonfly wings. This technique also indicates the dominant theme of struggle in the album's songs, although in the tracks from "One Step Closer" it is expressed more clearly." (c) en. wikipedia org

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14.04.2012 22:56, Pirx

Now I sit and listen:

picture: Chris_Velan_Solidago_cover.jpg

The artist honestly drew bees (well, he sees them that way), but the "truth of character" (c) triumphs - in the foreground there is an obvious babbling fly.

14.04.2012 23:14, Vorona

And what is written 'Solidago', and drawn mmm... like maki?

14.04.2012 23:27, Guest

And what is written 'Solidago', and drawn mmm... like maki?

These are dry bulls for poppies.)))

14.04.2012 23:33, Pirx

And what is written 'Solidago', and drawn mmm... like maki?

Well yeah.. And by the name of the album I got my eye on them

15.04.2012 2:36, Bad Den

And what is written 'Solidago', and drawn mmm... like maki?

Anyone can offend a graphic designer! And he, the artist that used, then drew!!! And he correctly portrayed the flies, by the way!

This post was edited by Bad Den - 04/15/2012 02: 38

15.04.2012 9:50, Pirx

Anyone can offend a graphic designer! And he, the artist that used, then drew!!! And he correctly portrayed the flies, by the way!

Deep! Huge flies with no legs, flying over poppies without a single flap of their wings... The name of the album should not be misleading either - we can see what kind of plants were the source of inspiration.

17.04.2012 22:54, DanMar

I'm listening to a mix now, chillout, very pleasant music, and the picture is b - m reliable

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http://promodj.com/iridium/lives/2799475/D...ebee_2_04_11_11

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17.04.2012 23:02, Vorona

Rimsky-Korsakov-chillout??? Figasse. (I didn't download music, if anything)

17.04.2012 23:05, Mantispid

Well, how can you not remember the cover of the famous debut album "Hybrid Theory" by American rapcore stars - Linkin Park?
"...According to Chester Bennington, Soldier with Dragonfly wings was intended to show a mix of hard and light elements in the band's work by combining images of a war-worn soldier and the fragile flapping of dragonfly wings. This technique also indicates the dominant theme of struggle in the album's songs, although in the tracks from "One Step Closer" it is expressed more clearly." (c) en. wikipedia org

Oops! My Favorite LPS