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Topic: Fight Club
Sean Bires
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"Fight Club", does anybody have any information on the score release (who it's by, etc.)?[This message has been edited by Sean Bires (edited 10-04-99).]
posted 10-04-1999 09:20 PM PT (US) Crono/Kyp
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Music is by "The Dust Brothers". Soundtrack is out now on Restless Records.--Crono/Kyp
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posted 10-04-1999 09:42 PM PT (US) Audacity
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Who are the Dust Brothers? Sound like vacuum cleaner salesmen..........god that wasn't funny at all was it? I'm tired get off my back.Audacity
posted 10-06-1999 08:42 PM PT (US) Ben Penserga
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The Dust Brothers are primary producers, but do do their own stuff every once in a while. If you have the Music inspired ... album of the X-Files, they do a funky, techno/disco version of the main title. Oddly enough, the also were the producers behind Hanson's "MMMBOP". Hope that helps.Ben
posted 10-06-1999 09:58 PM PT (US) Scott
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Audacity,
vacuum sales cleaner?
Now, that WAS funny!!!!!!!!!!!
Scott
posted 10-07-1999 07:02 AM PT (US) Widescreen
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Actually, the score is released by Restless Records, thr group responsible for releasing Entrapment, LA Confidential, and The Negotiator. All good soundtracks,
Let's hope this one's a good one. I'm seeing a sneak preview of the movie tomorrow night. I'll let you know how it goes.Plus, you can go to the web site for fight club and hear selections of the score.
posted 10-11-1999 09:02 PM PT (US) Aaron Collins
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First off, the movie was outstanding! It was probably one of the most original movies of the summer. It was smartly written. It was full of great humor and the acting was great! Now on to the music. The first two seconds of the score sound like it is gonna be an orchestral score, but then we get a fast dance beat. It is primarily full of these beats and some pop tunes. The score was not terrible, but not anything I would go out and buy.Aaron
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posted 10-16-1999 07:53 AM PT (US) S Smith
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Hmm Aaron, I'm not even sure I'd call it a score. I agree, the movie was great, and I think the music worked really well for the movie. It was kind of a techno/industrial, similiar to "Pi" and "Matrix." So, like Aaron, I probably won't go out and buy it, but it worked REALLY well for the film, and for you techno people, you might want to look into it.
posted 10-16-1999 11:07 AM PT (US) bogeyman2000
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I have to say that the music is okay, but the case it comes in is not very good. It comes in a cardboard case similar to The Lost World. Why do they come in these strange cases?
posted 10-16-1999 01:28 PM PT (US) Widescreen
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I got this score free this weekend and checked it out- it was the single most boring score I've ever heard. There was no energy, and it lulled me to sleep. The Dust Brothers should have considered consulting Hans Zimmer for the score.
posted 10-18-1999 08:06 AM PT (US) Old Infopop Software by UBB