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by Marla in November 04 - 1:16 PM |
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I couldn’t be more pleased with the New Moon Soundtrack, but I’m a huge fan of indie bands, and I have liked Radiohead since I was 14 or 15 (I’m 29 now) and I was so excited to see Thom Yorke/Radiohead come onto both projects, I think most fans should really take into consideration how amazing that is, given that Radiohead are rather reserved insofar as the commercial spotlight goes, and the Twilight movies are just so huge, so I am very proud of Thom contributing his talents to both movies. And Muse! I remember their first single I heard was ‘Muscle Museum’ in 1998 or thereabouts and thought it was a Radiohead song I hadn’t heard before. Come to find out it’s this band Muse, and I’ve really liked most of their stuff ever since. Bon Iver is also another favorite of mine and the song he did with St. Vincent is really unique and I really like it, a lot! Now for Editors. What a gorgeous song they gave to New Moon, what a voice! I’d never heard of OK Go before, but their songs is wonderful, too. And I think my favorite songs on there at this time would be Possibility by Lykki Li and ‘No Sound but the Wind’ by Editors. Possibility is so epic, yet gentle and dreamy. And No Sound but the Wind is like hearing a vampire serenading his love. The lyrics are fantastic, and all the bands on there gave such a great effort. I much prefer New Moon’s Soundtrack, I own it, I got it the day it came out because I was so anticipating the quality of the artists on this so much more, it’s just more my cup of blood, lol. Really fantastic, and it’s one of my favorite albums I own now. It’s always on, and I think it will be quite a long time before I get bored of it. Alexandra Patsavas and Chris did an ace job with how they came about putting it all together, and achieving something of great quality from great bands. The whole idea of having them see the part of the movie they were going to write for was a great idea, that way the songs are 100% authentic and true to the emotional tones of the movie. I am a huge music snob, and I really, honestly couldn’t have asked for anything more.
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