http://soundtracks.cinema-suicide.com/2008/08/maderna-lays-an-egg-la-morte-ha-fatto-l%e2%80%99uomo/ The REAL Soundtrack of your life! Wed, 07 Jan 2009 04:46:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://soundtracks.cinema-suicide.com/2008/08/maderna-lays-an-egg-la-morte-ha-fatto-l%e2%80%99uomo/#comment-27 Tim Fife Sun, 17 Aug 2008 20:34:26 +0000 http://soundtracks.cinema-suicide.com/?p=28#comment-27 I agree with John that most Italian soundtrack fans will have difficult with this one because it is very dissonant, but I really enjoyed this one. I'm a fan of Morricone's more dissonant work (ex:Gli Occhi Freddi..) and I think this release is pretty comparable to that work. Maderna was more renowned for his abstract electronic compositions around the time of Stockhausen and Subotnick, and he really knows how to add tension to a movie score. I really like how it works with the film as well, which I'm a pretty big fan of (but, like the score its also not for everyone). I agree with John that most Italian soundtrack fans will have difficult with this one because it is very dissonant, but I really enjoyed this one. I’m a fan of Morricone’s more dissonant work (ex:Gli Occhi Freddi..) and I think this release is pretty comparable to that work. Maderna was more renowned for his abstract electronic compositions around the time of Stockhausen and Subotnick, and he really knows how to add tension to a movie score. I really like how it works with the film as well, which I’m a pretty big fan of (but, like the score its also not for everyone).

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