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Coming from La La Land 29th November 2016
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By the way, the music that really stuck with me ever since I saw the film for the first time was, as is the case with many, the "Subway" track. What great music! Nearly a normal groove track, but it's almost like it's played badly, with some of the instruments lagging behind, just like Popeye Doyle puffing heavily as he runs through the streets, and just veering off-key. That's interesting to listen to! The liner notes state that the only master that could be found had the trumpet solo coming in towards the end. I've always wondered if that means that the same cue was used in the film but with the trumpet solo "removed", or "before it was overdubbed" or something. I know that the cues were chopped and changed a lot for the final version of the film, but do the liner notes mean that the music for that cue is actually heard in the film but without the trumpet? I was really familiar with the groove and the piano, which are prominent on their own before the trumpet, so I don't know if maybe it's only the pre-trumpet bit that's used in the film. Or is it actually the full piece in the film with the trumpet gone?
Quoting m'self here - I just LURV the sound of my own droning. So, does anyone know if the new release has that cue as heard in the film (without the trumpet "overdub" - if that's what it was)? I notice that some of the timings and titles differ from the FSM, plus there are bonus tracks on the newby. I tried to find the info on the appropriate page, but drew a blank due to my incompetence, probably.
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