And now for my next number, I’d like to play you something, I tend call “Herzogian music”.
It features an echo. A huge, gargantuan echo. Less notes – more sound.
Lots of movie talk going on these days, huh? Maybe it is so, because really I should be on vacation, and not write these posts.
So, you go and have your vacation, mister. And perhaps watch a movie.
Not much to say about DREAMENGINE. It’s fun & harmless pop, with a hefty dose of oriental elements – a gift shop sort of way.
So, sudden groundbreaking realisation to the rescue!
Have you noticed the similarities between “Rambo II the main title” and the famous theme from “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly”?
Of course the individual notes are not the same, but their pacing, musical phrasing is spot on.
I have a feeling that Jerry knew exactly what he was doing. After all, the man is a winner of golden effigy, and overall a brilliant composer.
#dunnoforafactijustknowitstrue
A while ago, I watched this movie called “The Gambler” (1974). It’s opening credits featured music that was very reminiscent of “The Godfathers” opening. Sad trumpet being sad and moving very slowly.
(“The Gambler” also had Santino Corleone in a starring role – college professor with a severe gambling and shirt buttoning problem)
I quite liked the music and the film, so afterwards I thought that hey, I want to make my own tune with sad trumpet and stuff!
So, there you go: AND THEN ITS GONE.
What’s the “it” in the title then, you may ask. What is gone.
You.
! = Electronic stuff all the way
iL = Moog only1
1!I = No beat
Monte Carlo = MONTE CARLO
Pocket = Monte Carlo
Monte Carlo = Destination
Active = T-red
d3C19 = 2Nd745t
Fun = Immense
