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How Many Times Have You Seen LiT?
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- Flyonthewall
- WooHoo Guy
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Wow... seems we're all of one mind lol..
Squarepusher definitely hit the mark with "Tommib". And the Jesus and Mary Chain song at the end gives me that "feeling" as well. Hell, the whole Soundtrack, even "Too Young" gives me that "feeling" cuz I'm there, seeing them dance around and smoking weed in that apartment.. lol![Rolling Eyes :roll:](./images/smilies/icon_rolleyes.gif)
Squarepusher definitely hit the mark with "Tommib". And the Jesus and Mary Chain song at the end gives me that "feeling" as well. Hell, the whole Soundtrack, even "Too Young" gives me that "feeling" cuz I'm there, seeing them dance around and smoking weed in that apartment.. lol
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"...Stay here, with me...."
The Search for Charlotte continues....
The Search for Charlotte continues....
I have never heard anything else by Squarepusher.
Am I the only one who assumed that almost every track from the soundtrack (upon viewing the film) was done by the same group or person? I was quite shocked to find that there were a great many different groups and persons who made different songs on the soundtrack. As they all have the same kind of ethereal, blurry "Tokyo" sound to them. Kudos to Sofia on that part for finding all these different tracks with the same qualities and feel to them.
Am I the only one who assumed that almost every track from the soundtrack (upon viewing the film) was done by the same group or person? I was quite shocked to find that there were a great many different groups and persons who made different songs on the soundtrack. As they all have the same kind of ethereal, blurry "Tokyo" sound to them. Kudos to Sofia on that part for finding all these different tracks with the same qualities and feel to them.
i know that diamonds mean money for this art, but that's not the shape of my heart.
- Flyonthewall
- WooHoo Guy
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The soundtrack was selected with great intuitiveness to fit all together perfectly for the movie.mothling wrote:I have never heard anything else by Squarepusher.
Am I the only one who assumed that almost every track from the soundtrack (upon viewing the film) was done by the same group or person? I was quite shocked to find that there were a great many different groups and persons who made different songs on the soundtrack. As they all have the same kind of ethereal, blurry "Tokyo" sound to them. Kudos to Sofia on that part for finding all these different tracks with the same qualities and feel to them.
I think you may have been the only one though!
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- findingcharlotte
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That ride home in the taxi cab was magical. The lights of Tokyo, the new soulful connection made at Karaoke, the whole ambience was just so moving. The haunting echo of that song as Bob carries Charlotte to her room is just brilliant.findingcharlotte wrote:I loved the use of My Bloody Valentine in the soundtrack.......thats a mystical sequence
Pitman wrote:I think you may have been the only one though!
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heee.
Just a bit of randomness here, but I was shocked and appalled one night the other week when I was playing the LiT soundtrack whilst I had some friends over and one of them called it "depressing" !
i know that diamonds mean money for this art, but that's not the shape of my heart.
My wife says the whole movie is depressing. I guess I can understand that point of view, because it is slow-moving and its messages are somewhat subtle and complex. But all-in-all I reckon it's uplifting.mothling wrote:Just a bit of randomness here, but I was shocked and appalled one night the other week when I was playing the LiT soundtrack whilst I had some friends over and one of them called it "depressing" !
You want more mysterious? I'll just try and think, "Where the hell's the whiskey?"
The soundtrack to me feels very dreamlike. It almosts reminds me of childlike sometimes, as though to show the characters childlike innocence to the whole Tokyo lifestyle. It really feels this way at the very beginning when Bob is looking out the car window at the neon signs. It really gives off this "... wooww" feeling of awe.
i know that diamonds mean money for this art, but that's not the shape of my heart.