The CD's only half an hour long, and is (almost) entirely based around the
main theme. Carpenter didn't have a lot of time or money to come up with a
score - it took him three days.
hmm. i'm a little baffled it's so popular then! i mean i like that song and
all but...
legowelt did a nice cove
Oh, it's available on LP too - I just felt personally it was more of a CD
'thing'.
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At 11:00 pm + 16/12/03, David Easy wrote:
The CD's only half an hour long, and is (almost) entirely based around the
main theme. Carpenter didn't have a lot of time or money to come up with a
score - it took him three days.
Escape from NY is available on CD and LP, by the way.
so is Dark
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Subject: RE: Fwd: (313) Assault on Precinct 13 s/track
> but i only recall one interesting song during the movie (that was pretty
> much the only music in the mo
but i only recall one interesting song during the movie (that was pretty
much the only music in the movie, reused throughout)..? so is there a lot
more on the soundtrack cd? i'm curious for sure..wish the escape from ny
soundtrack would get reissued too...
I can't believe how many people are b
I can believe that!
> I can't believe how many people are buying this in Rub A Dub at the
> moment- it is a HUGE seller!
>
I forgot something on my first post. I vaguely remember hearing a house
track which sampled dialogue from the movie:
'It could be the sunspots...pressure on the atmosphere'
I can't believe how many people are buying this in Rub A Dub at the
moment- it is a HUGE seller!
Jason Brunton
On 16 Dec 2003, at 21:57, David Easy wrote:
I got this CD yesterday, and HIGHLY recommend it.
Sleeve notes are good, an interview with John Carpenter reveals he
enjoys
the wo
I got this CD yesterday, and HIGHLY recommend it.
Sleeve notes are good, an interview with John Carpenter reveals he enjoys
the work of Crystal Method. Oh well!
