Liturgical chants and Baka

Fox is playing the episode where Marge gets breast implants. This is, like, the tenth time they played it this year. I guess they had to make up for when they played a couple of classic episodes this week.

So, I uploaded some music. Some of it is going to Moon's MEC archives, and some of it were individual songs I uploaded here.
Delerium - Inner Sanctum
Infinity... infinity?
Sky cold, skin blue, when I wake.
So swim into essential, you've swam a thousand voids.
Why is eternity forever?... Why is eternity forever?
Skin screams bear me again, inner sanctum?
We watch from dry land,
While waves destroy our theories.

So swim into essential, you´ve swam a thousand voids.
Why is eternity forever?... The horizon deceives.
Some say "their ships above sea" sailing on winds of belief,
Why waves destroy our theories bear me again?

Sky cold, skin blue, when I wake to worship water

So swim into essential, you've swam a thousand voids
Why is eternity forever?... The horizon deceives
Some say "their ships above sea" sailing on winds of belief
Why waves destroy our theories bear me again?

So swim into essential, you've swam a thousand voids
Why is eternity forever?... The horizon deceives
Some say "their ships above sea" sailing on winds of belief
Why waves destroy our theories bear me again?

Sky cold, skin blue, when I wake, infinity waving
Sky cold, skin blue, when I wake, infinity waving
Hm. That reminds me of that discussion in Kara Mano Iru's journal.
Delerium - Terra Firma
I know I upped this one earlier, but, hey, whatever. I could, could I not?
Beethoven - 9th Symphony, fourth movement

You know, the Portishead song I'm listening to reminds me of James Bond music. (NOTE: I was listening to All Mine when I made this, now I'm not. Vast is beautiful too.

DESTRUCTION: You know you could leave all this. It'll carry on all right without you. Come out with me and walk the stars. It's astonishing how much trouble one can get oneself into, if one works at it.

And astonishing how much trouble one can get oneself out of, if one simply assumes that everything will, somehow, or other, work out for the best.

I just found the last part really insightful.