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Anybody heard 'Abide With Me' from 28 Days Later and / or what I call 'The Frank Chant' (where he sees Frank) truely haunting?
As much as they were both excellent cinema pieces (in my eyes) I thought the music in both was so stunning but in relation to the film, emphasises in 28 Days Later, how desperate things are, how haunting. And in Donnie Darko, how delightfully abstract and twisted the world was to this one boy.
On another note, where is the song 'Lunch with the king' from? I'm playing it, it's really nice, but I can't remember where it originates.
As much as they were both excellent cinema pieces (in my eyes) I thought the music in both was so stunning but in relation to the film, emphasises in 28 Days Later, how desperate things are, how haunting. And in Donnie Darko, how delightfully abstract and twisted the world was to this one boy.
On another note, where is the song 'Lunch with the king' from? I'm playing it, it's really nice, but I can't remember where it originates.
Ms NY wrote:
> Two of my favourite soundtracks there! :)
>
> Lunch With The King is from American Beauty if I remember correctly.
> Another nice OST.
>
> The "Frank Chant" is called Manipulated Living.
> That Frank song makes you feel all weird when listening to it. Like
> your stomach is going mental. T'is good!
Heh, thanks Ms NY.
Shall be listening to them as I work.
> Two of my favourite soundtracks there! :)
>
> Lunch With The King is from American Beauty if I remember correctly.
> Another nice OST.
>
> The "Frank Chant" is called Manipulated Living.
> That Frank song makes you feel all weird when listening to it. Like
> your stomach is going mental. T'is good!
Heh, thanks Ms NY.
Shall be listening to them as I work.
The Donnie Darko OST is the best soundtrack for a film in my opinion.
Fits it well and is truly chilling stuff.
Especially 'mad world' at the end.
Fits it well and is truly chilling stuff.
Especially 'mad world' at the end.
Two of my favourite soundtracks there! :)
Lunch With The King is from American Beauty if I remember correctly. Another nice OST.
The "Frank Chant" is called Manipulated Living.
That Frank song makes you feel all weird when listening to it. Like your stomach is going mental. T'is good!
Lunch With The King is from American Beauty if I remember correctly. Another nice OST.
The "Frank Chant" is called Manipulated Living.
That Frank song makes you feel all weird when listening to it. Like your stomach is going mental. T'is good!
Yeah I thought the whole 28 days later soundtrack was amazing. I'm downloading the "abide with me thing" now and I've ordered the CD from the local music shop.
The one that builds up and gets louder and louder?
Thats the one I'm talking about, seemingly udner a different name :D.
Silly MP3's.
Thats the one I'm talking about, seemingly udner a different name :D.
Silly MP3's.
that 'in the house - in a heartbeat' track off that advert is my favourite. I'm unsure as to who does it.
could be due for a purchase
could be due for a purchase
Indeed. Must buy them both sometime. 'The Rage' in 28 Days Later still sens a chill up my spine (especially in the film, when I first watched it, when he opens the car door).
Gave me a jolt :D
Gave me a jolt :D
very good soundtracks, agreed.
Anybody heard 'Abide With Me' from 28 Days Later and / or what I call 'The Frank Chant' (where he sees Frank) truely haunting?
As much as they were both excellent cinema pieces (in my eyes) I thought the music in both was so stunning but in relation to the film, emphasises in 28 Days Later, how desperate things are, how haunting. And in Donnie Darko, how delightfully abstract and twisted the world was to this one boy.
On another note, where is the song 'Lunch with the king' from? I'm playing it, it's really nice, but I can't remember where it originates.
As much as they were both excellent cinema pieces (in my eyes) I thought the music in both was so stunning but in relation to the film, emphasises in 28 Days Later, how desperate things are, how haunting. And in Donnie Darko, how delightfully abstract and twisted the world was to this one boy.
On another note, where is the song 'Lunch with the king' from? I'm playing it, it's really nice, but I can't remember where it originates.