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[Icke]

Originally Posted by Strawman

I agree with everything you've said Icke. There are some amazing uw tracks which are slow, melodic & beautiful. And yes sometimes when I think of uw these are the tracks that pop into my head. Sometimes I think that the slower tracks have more repeat value. But yes love those D3AD tracks as well.

And I also think that part of UWs beauty is in the juxtaposition of calm songs and pounding songs.

For example: the way DA3D follows Ess Gee on AHDO. And the very lovely combo on EE: the lovely calm outro of Push Upstairs, followed by the pounding beats of Pearl's Girl, followed by the mellow Jumbo, then Shudder and then King of Snake.

[viddy]

Just wanted to say, that after listening to this score for a few weeks, that I really love what Rick, Karl, and Gabriel have done. Having not seen the film, the cd has become the score to my life this winter. Returning home to Chicago for thanksgiving, the themes of this score were constantly floating in my head as I walked/drove around the cold, winter landscape that I once called home. This really seems like winter music. I walked around the Chicago campus where I was a student just months ago with the "Hungerford Bridge" theme in my head, thinking of old friends and old memories left behind for the hustle of Los Angeles. I really love the textures and melodies (and lush soundscapes) in the score. Great job fellas.

Favorites:
Hungerford Bridge/We Love Bea
Will and Amira
Counterpoint Hang Pulse
St Pancras
Happy Toast