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Aug 24, 2015 - 1:27 AM
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GoblinScore
(Member)
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Your honor, I ask the court to refer to the 11:02 mark of Silva Screen's THE BROOD suite by the esteemed Howard Shore, to hear a naughty female string player whisper "Steve", presumably signaling another player? (I hear the JAWS back mask too, for the record).
Turn up the volume to hear this & don't worry, not a jump scare prank. ...scared the hell out if me, since I was a teen when I first heard it - I lived in headphones, usually up loud most of the time. I Thought someone was in my room!!!
The prosecution rests, your honor....no, literally, way past bedtime!
-Sean
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It's just that we're having a hard time coming up with other examples. Unless Jerry breifly being heard humming along with a cue from "Rudy" counts.
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I got some sessions of people talking while not playing a cue. One is from "Star Trek: First Contact" where it sounds like Jerry saying rather annoyed something like, "You want to get back to work, Joel?"
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Any other examples of film score backmasking?
I'm not sure this counts in terms of what you're looking for, as it isn't actually heard *during* the music, but I thought I recalled reading in some old FSM issue pages that an early pressing of Mark Mancina's "Twister" score had a few seconds before the main title cut of the conductor saying something like "We're going straight in" and the CD timecode on some players interpreted that and would display it as negative 3 seconds, negative 2 seconds, negative 1 second, then zero is when the cue actually started. A mastering/editing mistake, apparently, rather than a deliberate "Easter Egg" bonus content. A subsequent pressing fixed it apparently. If I'm not remembering this quite correctly, maybe a Mancina fan or someone who's witnessed this behavior on their copy can chime in.
Actually, it was "Okay now we can't be too slow to start", then a bunch of people "shooshing" one another...then into that GLORIOUS piece of music! I have that CD!
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Actually on the Jaws, it wasn't track 5 (nothing there), but I did hear this weird message on track 12: "People who post in forums always lie."
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Now if you were an unscrupulous soul with a business mentality, you could market some of these as spook-racket 'messages from beyond'.
Is there anyone here called 'Steve'? I have someone, a woman ... she's trying to communicate ... we picked her up on the ghost-recorder ...
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I recall the old Tony Thomas LP of The Searchers where you can distinctly hear several people talking in the background.
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That wasn't intentional? I love that opening. Now if it happened between cues it would bug me, but right at the beginning of the disc it's kind of hilarious.
I'm fairly sure I remembered reading in FSM's pages that the label corrected that issue in a second pressing of the CD and that they would exchange the "faulty" original pressing disc for anyone who complained, and it was verified the subsequent pressing didn't have this chatter before the start of the cue - and FSM editorially remarking along the lines of "Personally we think it's kinda cool" or something like that. Anyone a big enough fan of that score that they have more than one pressing  - or their copy that they picked up at some point they can verify does not have the few seconds of chatter?
Wow! That was an accident? I always LOVED that opening!
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