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Jesus, man, calm down.
Here's a tidbit I learned from someone "in the know" regarding the Hitman score. Here's the text, as sent from a friend:
"Hey, don't know if you like that composer Mark Bastrami, but he was down at my gun range last week firing off some rounds into a microphone, said he was recording a soundtrack to some movie. I know you're always complaining about them not using violins anymore, but first I heard of someone firing a machine gun into a microphone and calling it music."
I asked him if the microphone was just recording the sound of the gunfire or what and he said, "Yeah, at first. Then he walked it down to the targets and just blew that thing to smithereens. He had a guy next to him recording the shells hitting the ground with a different microphone, a real big one, but then they both took turns, shot that one to shit, too. Them [sic] him and the other guy with a shaved head picked up most of the pieces and said he was going to take them back and lay them inside a piano he keeps in some abandoned jail. Or maybe it was an old psychiatric hospital, I can't remember. I got some of the pieces from the microphone if you want me to send them to you."
I asked if Beltrami seemed nice, and all he said was, "Yeah, nice guy. Real smart. Before he left, he bought all the silencers I had, even the defective ones that were going back. Said they were for more recording stuff. Left the display model but said he'd be back for it 'after.' When he said 'after' the other guy with him, the bald one, looked at me kinda nervous and said something like, 'Hey Mark, you don't have to do this' and something about using samples instead, but I don't know what he meant. You probably do, you loser. lol"
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Recent trailer music is ... Jimi Hendrix's ... Voodoo Child ...
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