It's the opening of a book called A Clockwork Orange. It was latter made into a film by Stanley Kubrick with music by Wendy Carlos. This song is a remix of The Music of the Funeral for Queen Mary which a cover of served as the main theme of the film.

Brilliant film and book. I highly recommend watching it and reading the book.

Gene Allison - If I Ever Needed Your Love

Little Bobby Parker - I Wont Believe It Till I see It

Ray Charles - Night Time Is the Right Time - Live 1958

Linda Jones - The Things I've Been Through (Loving You)

Linda Jones - I Can't Stop Lovin' My Baby

Linda Jones-That's When I'll Stop Loving You

Linda Jones - For Your Precious Love

Jimmy Smith - Absolutely Funky

Shirley Scott and Stanley Turrentine - Fever

Charles Earland's (Jazz organ summit) featuring Jimmy McGriff - Groovin Blues

Earl Van Dyke- HOT 'N' TOT

Earl Van Dyke - Soul Stomp

NiN fan here, I found this ... quite interesting.




NIN's 'Head Like a Hole' mashed with 'Call Me Maybe' is terrible and perfect | The Verge

https://soundcloud.com/pomdeterrific/pomdeter-call-me-a-hole

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Bad audio quality and the concert has been cut together. Yet Rod Steward rocks through all that fuzz and noise, (that is not his own).

Sandy Denny - Blackwaterside ( acoustic )

Fotheringay - The Sea

Fairport Convention - Who Knows Where The Time Goes

Fotheringay-The Way I Feel

Crosby, Stills & Nash-Long Time Gone

Stephen Stills / Church (Part of Someone)

Crosby, Stills & Nash - Helplessly Hoping

Simon & Garfunkel - The Only Living Boy In New York