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Title: Day the Earth Stood Still-soundtrack
Post by: Trumpey on January 21, 2002, 11:14:29 PM
This is pretty unique addition to most people's cd collection I would think.  it's the soundtrack to the original film.  The liner notes explain that the composer was given an unusual degree of creative freedom.  It's pretty cool if you ask me.  The orchestra must have been dumbfounded at the stuff they were being asked to play, or maybe they were used to it.   Features prominent use of the theremin (you'll know it when you hear it) great for mix tapes!!! Some of it is actually rather calm, but then the aliens come and crash crash crash
Title: Re: Day the Earth Stood Still-soundtrack
Post by: Flangepart on January 22, 2002, 12:20:46 PM
Oh,yeah. Bernard Harriman was a genius! I love that sound track. Best use of a Theremin, too. I still plan to buy a Theremin....if nothing else, it'll make for a great way to get rid of unwanted visitors. Jehova's Witness : What's that sound!? You : What sound? Hehehe........
Title: Re: Day the Earth Stood Still-soundtrack
Post by: popman on January 23, 2002, 06:13:03 AM
If you use to know musical software, I suggest you to try the generic softsynth REAKTOR (by Native Instruments). In the library of the builded synth of this software, there is a theremin, and it sounds really great.
Title: Re: Day the Earth Stood Still-soundtrack
Post by: Trumpey on January 23, 2002, 06:40:03 PM
my friend got one that is like a kit, so he has never put it together