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So, is that Godspeed! You Black Emperor on the 28 Days Later soundtrack or what?
If so, have they sold out, cos Fox are involved in the production?
If so, have they sold out, cos Fox are involved in the production?
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It is curious that a band like Godspeed should choose to contribute to the soundtrack of a commercial film. They are, after all, a group who have rebuffed the advances of most of the major labels, whose stance against the entertainment industry has remained consistently hostile.
How did Boyle persuade them?
'We got in touch with them through the internet,' he laughs. 'I don't think under normal circumstances you'd ever get to speak to them. But they were fantastic. They were helpful, and very clear about how unlikely it was that they would give us permission to use it. But we kept at them. We went up to Newcastle to meet them when they were on tour [last spring]. We took them out to dinner - well, it was scampi and chips, or vegetarian scampi and chips - anyway, they were lovely people. They asked to see the whole film, we showed them the whole film, and they gave us permission. I couldn't believe it, really!'
Godspeed will not, however, be on the CD soundtrack for 28 Days Later: the deal covers only the film score.
Originally posted by silo
keeror, do you have a bee in your bonnet about showing how godspeed are "sellouts"? its not the first time i've seen you mention this...
Originally posted by sarah
I think fair dues to them for allowing the
track to be used on the film,
as it fitted the atmosphere at the start of the movie perfectly, &
the atmosphere that godspeed try to portray
with their music, & there's also the added bonus
of a lot of people getting to know godspeed,
and going out to buy the rekkid,
I'm sure some of you are bound to disagree
with me on the last point.
Originally posted by herv
yes, but if the track is not on the soundtrack on release, how many people are going to twig who it is? i reckon most people will just think its part of the score that wasn't included on the released sountrack.
thats just me though.
and i haven't seen the film yet.
so more useless commentry from the herv camp there.
for shame.
Originally posted by nlgbbbblth
Is the film any good then?
Anything like Dawn Of The Dead or Zombie Flesh Eaters?
Originally posted by Mumblin Deaf Ro
I don't think allowing your music to be used in the score is selling out.
Originally posted by fintan
ps- Godspeed have been full of shit for years. sure they come here and play for mcd all the time, although people always email them blah blah.
Originally posted by kirstie
Not up to your usual standard Mr Grey
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