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'''''Koyaanisqatsi''''' (''life out of balance'' in the Hopi language) is primarily a score by [[Philip Glass]] as well as the movie supporting it. The movie is a sequence of slow-motion and timelapses of [[United States]] citie, sung in the language of those who had to disappear for this to take place. | '''''Koyaanisqatsi''''' (''life out of balance'' in the Hopi language) is primarily a score by [[Philip Glass]] as well as the movie supporting it. The movie is a sequence of slow-motion and timelapses of [[United States]] citie, sung in the language of those who had to disappear for this to take place. | ||
| − | Since [[A brief history of time]] was not available as a soundtrack by this time, this is the piece which I acquired instead at a time . | + | Since [[A brief history of time]] was not available as a soundtrack by this time, this is the piece which I acquired instead at a time when very little was available on the [[Internet]] (I estimate in the late 90s). |
== Links == | == Links == | ||
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4MXPIpj5sA&list=PL0860055297FEA6A1&ab_channel=thesumofparts Full movie (in 9 parts)]. | * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4MXPIpj5sA&list=PL0860055297FEA6A1&ab_channel=thesumofparts Full movie (in 9 parts)]. | ||
Koyaanisqatsi (life out of balance in the Hopi language) is primarily a score by Philip Glass as well as the movie supporting it. The movie is a sequence of slow-motion and timelapses of United States citie, sung in the language of those who had to disappear for this to take place.
Since A brief history of time was not available as a soundtrack by this time, this is the piece which I acquired instead at a time when very little was available on the Internet (I estimate in the late 90s).