The Big Electron | A Bill Hicks And George Carlin Tribute Song

The Big Electron is a remix tribute song to late comedians Bill Hicks and George Carlin, using footage from their stand up routines. It was created by melodysheep (aka John D. Boswell) famously known for the Symphony of Science. You can hear and download Melodysheep’s entire collection of “inspirational and humorous remixes” at Remixes for the Soul..

The 2:30 minute video lasts so short that a clear longing is left. A very definitive of this form of inspiration; Electronic music so beautiful and peeping to ears.

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George Denis Patrick Carlin (May 12, 1937 – June 22, 2008) and William Melvin "Bill" Hicks (December 16, 1961 – February 26, 1994) where American standup comedians.
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The Big Electron... don't worry, don't be afraid, its just a ride you can change it anytime you want

It doesn't punish, it doesn't reward, it doesn't judge at all, It just is, and so are we... for a little while.

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Here as one listens, John Boswell closeness to divinity expect only lesser argument. Just how is this music so relaxing? And inspiring? It is clear that a fluent soul with clarity of mind often results into something extraordinary. Only the ability for a generous personality creates such resultants.

Further Inspirational Phenomenon

1. Terra Lumina

Terra Lumina | Cover Album

Return To The Sky

Within the heart of every cloud
And each and every cell
There's a molecule
With long and wild tales it can tell

The basis of all life
It's found in earth and sky and in ourselves

The Tree Of Life

It all started with a molecule
Four billion years ago
In the early open oceans and tidepools

Before the life that we have come to know
Insects, trees, and animals
Life began in a soup of chemicals

If you let millions and millions of years pass
Through the tree of life you'll come to us at last

2. Remixes Of The Soul