Comments for Soundtrack Apocalisse

Comment on Interview: Fabio Frizzi by Tim Fife

Tim Fife — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 05:50:23 +0000

Hey Dorian. The song that was in Kill Bill was actually from another soundtrack, Sette Note In Nero (see above discography). It’s used brilliantly by Tarantino in the film for sure. Tarantino uses lots of great OST songs in his films. Jackie Brown had works from Vampyros Lesbos and Death Proof had a great Cipriani song in it.

Comment on Interview: Fabio Frizzi by Dorian

Dorian — Sun, 02 Nov 2008 11:38:34 +0000

Oh that’s ok, forget it !

Comment on Interview: Fabio Frizzi by Dorian

Dorian — Sun, 02 Nov 2008 11:34:53 +0000

Hey, fantastic interview but actually, you forget to tell about his contributions on Tarantino’s Kill Bill soundtrack ! ( He composed a track for this one ! )

Comment on Interview: Fabio Frizzi by Fotog

Fotog — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 07:01:03 +0000

Great article, and very informative ( and enjoyable !) I had th epleasure of meeting him once, and had most of those releases at one time. Hoepfully Fabio will u[load them digitally one day , so everyone can get them again !

Comment on The Sound of Bruce LaBruce: Otto; Or Up With Dead People by Tim Fife

Tim Fife — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 23:56:13 +0000

My apologies about the name of the band. Another site had them listed as Pandas of Death Metal that I saw them on. Black Metal makes more sense, so I understand your trite animosity towards me over it. I called the other piece a dirge not in offense as it did sound like a dirge and I though it suited the movie well.
Bruce enjoyed the article, sorry you didn’t.

Comment on The Sound of Bruce LaBruce: Otto; Or Up With Dead People by Bryan White

Bryan White — Sat, 20 Sep 2008 19:08:44 +0000

Wow, Liezel. Way to be a humongous asshole. The guy makes a mistake in the band name, understandable since there’s a band called The Eagles of Death Metal, yet you jump all over him. You really fucking suck.

Comment on The Sound of Bruce LaBruce: Otto; Or Up With Dead People by Liezel

Liezel — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 21:34:18 +0000

I stand to correct your reference to “Pandas of Death Metal” - it is in fact “Pandas of Black Metal”. I suggest you get your facts straight before you attempt to make a judgment. By the sounds of it, “dirge” seems a perfect term to describe a song in a zombie film. Do your research properly. “dirge” - a chant of lamentation for the dead. Now - if this is inappropriate, I need not say more. Think about it. Otherwise, you can stick it up your arse and fuck off while you’re doing it…

Comment on Interview: Fabio Frizzi by okay_awright

okay_awright — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 16:44:58 +0000

At last, some proper info about the master. Great work.

Comment on An Interview With Claudio Simonetti by Tim Fife

Tim Fife — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 20:46:51 +0000

There’s another Simonetti interview someone posted recently about his Italo disco period that’s interesting. He name drops Cerrone in it, which I thought was interesting (Cerrone’s Golden Touch is easily my favorite disco record).
I’m also really excited for the compilation. I really love Every Sunday by the Crazy Gang and I Need Love by Capricorn.

Comment on Maderna Lays An Egg: LA MORTE HA FATTO L’UOVO by Tim Fife

Tim Fife — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 20:34:26 +0000

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).