possible influence on tomorrow's harvest?

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possible influence on tomorrow's harvest?

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john fonda wrote:
That is uncanny. It sounds like they just sped it up a bit and used it for White Cyclosa. Someone rev up Audacity and have a go.
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You can leave possible out of it. Great find! How did you stumble upon this??

Nice to see you around again John. :)
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zeoevil wrote:
john fonda wrote:
That is uncanny. It sounds like they just sped it up a bit and used it for White Cyclosa. Someone rev up Audacity and have a go.
It's close but the notes are different and it's certainly not sampled. Sounds very similar though and wouldn't be at all surprised if White Cyclosa was inspired by this and they were attempting to recreate that feel.

This one sounds more 'spooky' than WC to me, which just sounds kind of sad and haunting.

Day of the Dead's opening theme sounds influential too:
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Great find, thanks, it's also reminds me gemini
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day of the dead sounds akin also



I found the goblin track just searching for samples for my own band

it's more the overall feel than note comparison
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the percussion here is actually very similar to "New Seeds"
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OMG that mellotron sounds so amazing.
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Well caught John.
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john fonda wrote:day of the dead sounds akin also



I found the goblin track just searching for samples for my own band

it's more the overall feel than note comparison
This too. Even down to the the crunchy incidental film sounds. 8)
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this one in particular

helicopter sounds in full effect

much like white cyclosa

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john fonda wrote:this one in particular

helicopter sounds in full effect

much like white cyclosa

Man 8) Right down to the kick.
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john fonda wrote:this one in particular

helicopter sounds in full effect

much like white cyclosa

Whoooaaa! :shock:
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Just listened to Goblin's Profondo Rosso and Roller, pretty bad ass. Loving that Prog-rock sound.
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i think i enjoy the music in the link you posted, even more than white cyclosa itself. amazing find.
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the drums on "new seeds" make me think of zuckerzeit by cluster

anyone else get that?
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john fonda wrote:this one in particular

helicopter sounds in full effect

much like white cyclosa

it's been known for a while
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lol
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Hey, good find! I think I remember some scores (or pieces of them) with a similar note progression in a couple more 70's/80's films too. Not sure if the Sandison's were directly referencing a film or films or if they were toying with the idea of that style of score to achieve a certain effect (it was kind of a trope of the time, like the minimalist booming orchestra scores that Christopher Nolan helped popularize recently)? Probably both is my guess, but who knows? Interesting stuff.
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I thought the sampling of mark isham was pretty inspired for the last track on the album
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