Morreu hoje o escritor Arthur C. Clarke, aos 90 anos.
Abaixo, Jupiter And Beyond The Infinite, de 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968). Não pude encontrar a cena original (com o áudio original), mas os três vídeos trazem o trecho em questão ao som de Echoes, do Pink Floyd. Singela homenagem.
"Echoes" was released 3 years after the film and is 23 minutes and 31 seconds in length, similar to the "Infinite" segment. Sounds in the middle part of the song suggest to some listeners the feeling of travelling through an alien world. The drone vocalizations heard in the final scenes of 2001 seem to match with the discordant bass vibrations in the middle of "Echoes" as well the choral glissandos of its finale. Some argue that there are moments when the song and film soundtrack are nearly indistinguishable. Another notable link occurs during a change in scene at precisely the moment when guitar and keyboards crescendo as the lyrics re-enter for the final verse. Almost as a bonus, the early lyrics contain references to planets, which seems entirely suitable for the film's depiction of Jupiter and its moons. (...)
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