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One Nice Bug Per Day
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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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@lions-mane-orchestra
My name is Peter Iverson. I make orchestral music and drone videos!
My name is Peter Iverson. I make orchestral music and drone videos.
I'm married to @ghostrider-02 , and she's been kind enough to start this blog for me and run it. She will answer any messages here and pass them along to me.
I compose the music myself, and sometimes I pair it with drone footage filmed by me, or sometimes with ai-generated pictures.
I look forward to hearing from you!
The testimony of the executed man was “Ill never leave you sweetheart”
Almost like even in everything you fear there is also love in some unexpected way
At over 700 feet long and with a dead weight tonnage of 26,000, the SS Edmund Fitzgerald was the largest freighter of the Great Lakes in the 1960’s and 70’s. However the Edmund Fitzgerald would go down in history as a doomed ship, its fate foreshadowed when it took three blows to break a champagne bottle on her bow at her christening. From 1958 to 1975 the Edmund Fitzgerald hauled talconite ore from mines in Duluth, Minnesota to iron and steel mills in Detroit, Toledo, Buffalo, and other Great Lakes ports.
On November 9th, 1975, the Edmund Fitzgerald set off on a run from Superior, Wisconsin to a steel mill in Detroit. The next day the Edmund Fitzgerald was caught in one of the worst storms in Great Lakes history, with waves over 35 feet high and hurricane force winds. At 3:30 PM the Fitzgerald reported that it had sustained topside damage and was heading for safe port in Whitefish Bay, Canada. 40 minutes later the Fitzgerald requested radar assistance from a nearby ship, the Anderson, as she had lost radar capability. By 6:00 PM the Fitzgerald reported,“"I have a bad list, lost both radars. And am taking heavy seas over the deck. One of the worst seas I’ve ever been in.“ The Anderson continued to guide the Fitzgerald into Whitefish Bay, until it was itself struck by a large wave and force to seek safe harbor. At 7:00 PM the Fitzgerald made sent its last radio signal reporting, "we are holding our own.” By 7:30 the Fitzgerald had disappeared from radar screens and no longer responded to radio calls.
The Edmund Fitzgerald took all 29 crew with her, leaving nothing behind but an oil slick and some assorted pieces of wreckage. Four days later the wreck was located 530 ft below Lake Superior. She was only 15 Nautical Miles from Whitefish Bay and safety. Over the coming decades the wreck has been studied and surveyed, with numerous theories offered as to the reason for its sinking. The most prominent feature of the wreck is the fact that it had been ripped in half, either before of after its sinking. It is often suggested that the Fitzgerald was overloaded, causing large waves to create stress fractures on the Fitzgerald’s hull. Numerous other factors are to blame for the Fitzgerald’s sinking. Most recently, the prominent theory is that a series of 3 rogue waves slammed into the stern of the Fitz driving her bow into the bottom of Lake Superior at a depth of 500 feet.
After the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald the Mariners Church in Detroit started the tradition of wringing its bells 29 times, in honor of the 29 dead crewmen. After Gordon Lightfoot, who memorialized the tragic loss of life and the ship with the sea-shanty masterpiece "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" passed in 2023, the bell was rang 30 times to honor his devotion to the crew and their families.
Rules: Shuffle your "on repeat" playlist and post the first 10 songs, then tag 10 friends!
Tagged by @she-is-amused. A bit late, but better late than never? lol
See You Again -- Wiz Khalifa (an interesting start already, lol)
The Chosen One -- Smash Into Pieces (Can you tell this is a fandom playlist yet? XD)
Strike Back (Fairy Tail OP 16) -- cover by NateWantsToBattle (on what is, ironically, not a FT playlist)
Fine -- Mike Shinoda
It Had To Be You (Dark Version) -- Tommy Profitt & Tiffany Ashton
The Greatest Show -- The Greatest Showman
Something Big -- Shawn Mendes
Not Gonna Die (+Intro) -- Skillet
Memories -- Maroon 5
Young -- Hollywood Undead
(This is fascinating and really doesn't reflect my tastes that accurately because a lot these are the only song I like by the artist or one of a few songs, lol. Fandom playlists are always going to be a bit of a wildcard though I guess.)
No obligation tags: @theboredandkindaweirdhistorian @awfullybigwardrobe44 @shitpostingkats @dangerously-human @inkblackorchid @vaschenko-chao @afairmaiden @lilithincapricorn aaaaand anyone else who wants to because thinking of ten people is always harder than it sounds, lol
The Shire by Howard Shore
New River by The Oh Hellos
277 Antioch by Cork Sacred Harp
I Bind Unto Myself Today by CotA Music
Sunken by Colm McGuinness
Crushing Snakes by Crowder
Aslan's Theme by the Philharmonic Orchestra
Exeunt by The Oh Hellos
Thus Always to Tyrants by The Oh Hellos
Dakota Skies by @lions-mane-orchestra
@greater-than-the-sword @ghostrider-02 @rohirric-hunter @scaremoonturkey @c4ts4ndstuff @dandelion-de-deus @hannah-snow
Thanks for the mention!
Here it is, for anyone who wants to have a listen.
After consideration, I've opened a Bandcamp account! Music will be available for purchase there! For now, only *my* music from this year is posted on that page, but I intend to fill it out if the page is successful!
My name is Peter Iverson. I make orchestral music and drone videos!
