Ugo
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Posted: Oct. 02 2011, 10:19 |
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Quote (wiga @ Oct. 02 2011, 16:00) | Ugo - To do this I think you have to let your mind go into 'free association' - and don't over think it, or be too logical about it. |
Okay, let's try. Just with my favourites
Mike Oldfield: bright white, as above. Paul McCartney: sky blue. But sometimes he is unrelieved black. Kraftwerk: alternating between steel grey and pulsating red, like the pulsing LED on Pink Floyd's P.U.L.S.E. CD. The Beatles: darkened rainbow, as above. Pink Floyd: this may be obvious, but they sound like the colors on the Oh, by the Way box, i.e. dark brown, dark blue and dark pink. But they they've got Gilmour, who, as I said above, is fiery red. The Alan Parsons Project: Various colors, all shaded. Pastel green, pastel purple, pastel violet and a bit of cyan. All mixed up. Pet Shop Boys: bright and sparkling like an old-fashioned disco ball. Even their black things are shiny. Red, yellow, green, bright blue. The fundamentals. Also the so-called "dark light" color fits for them. Bruce Springsteen: red and orange with shades of very dark brown. Eric Clapton: black and brown just like his guitars.
Finally, I'd like to attribute a very light brownish hue to my favourite film composer, Hans Zimmer. He is another guy who never manages to get totally black, no matter how hard he tries.
-------------- Ugo C. - a devoted Amarokian
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