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Music in the movie, but where?

posted 10 years ago by NRTOOD
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During the opening credits, and in the soundtrack you can see the artists whose music was used for the film. My question is, did someone had noticed any familiar music from ANY of these artists? Cause all i noticed is one long dull ambient background music and some kind of baby lullaby version of something by bach. Ok, allegedly music was used by coil (ans 1) which is understandable because this album was supposed to be passive drone or tibetan bowls like hypnotic ans synthesizer music. But jean claude eloy, delia derbyshire, throbbing gristle, and others, where?

It seems to me there was only one long piece in the whole movie, and it's impossible to to draw the lines of who was who. Maybe it was intended. Either way seems like bad choices of music.

[–] ColaAndMealPleaseNoBread 10 years ago

When I saw in the IMDb credits that "Hamburger Lady" was used in the film I highly anticipated it (great, scary song) but I didn't hear it anywhere. And for anyone who's heard the song it's very distinctive and hard to miss. Oh well.

[–] gaijin_punch 10 years ago

Not a Daft Punk fan, but the score was done by one half of that outfit. There are a handful of other songs here and there. LFO's Freak makes up half of the beautiful opening credits.

[–] musicbymartin 8 years ago

I thought the score was really good, suitably droney and subtle. Particularly enjoyed the synthesiser Bach, and the Delia Derbeyshire stuff from the BBC Radiophonic Workshop.