FMF - Friends of Minerals Forum, discussion and message board

[Richard Arseneau]

Bluecap productions - What's Hot In Tucson: 2014 - Part 1 and 2, at the end of the videos there is music. Beautiful music, declaring that the entire triclinic system is high on crack, their words lol.

Who is responsible for this music? I love it, but can't find any credit on the YouTube video.

I want to share this music with a few friends, but I have no idea who to give credit. Someone here must know. :) Not looking for rights, just the artist's names.

'''
Isometric minerals are easy to adore, a visual geometric Symphony. Simple sizing and understandable. Equal axes at 90 degrees. Equal axes at 90 degrees. There's something truly special about a cube. And octahedron truly is so classy. 

... and so it goes, I'm not asking because I need the music. It's 2023, I was able to rip the song and get the text of the lyrics in 30 seconds, just wondering who I should thank :)

This is true art, I love it.

The isometric system really rocks. Take the orthorhombic system. PLEASE. Its axis disproportionate and long. To trigonal is just a little tease. So close to isometric, but so wrong. So close to isometric, but. so wrong.
'''

[Tobi]

Hi Richard,

I think the best one to answer this is Bryan Swoboda himself, he's a a member here and you can write him via

https://www.mineral-forum.com/message-board/privmsg.php?mode=post&u=1237

Or info [at] bluecapproductions.com

Regards
Tobi

[Don Lapham]

David K. Joyce is the artist and well known Canadian mineral collector.

[Richard Arseneau]

Thanks, that song tickled me.