I was pokeing around Intradas website and I saw something labeled "Anything Goes" and I saw cheep soundtracks!! and I saw Marco Beltrami Deep Water!! and I saw 5.99!! and me being the Beltrami fan that I am said click sold!! any thoughts on this? sd
I have this as well and it's interesting work on his part. It's mostly techno, but some of the signature Beltrami-isms are still there. I don't like it as much as some of his recent work, but it's a good and interesting change of pace score.
I got I the same way a few years ago. Very good thriller score, I like it. i haven't played it in a while though, so ic an't be too specific. There are some technoish parts, but, being written by a composer, they're not chaotic and beat-for-beat's-sake. Nice violin parts too, I vaguely remember. A really good blind purchase-- or maybe there was one samepl back then, I'm not sure.
Im really suprised Intrada still has these, I would have thought it being a promo and all it would be gone by now, unless it just got posted. Espcially(sp) at the price it is. sd
It's very good - album doesn't overstay it's welcome and ends with what I feel is the best cue Beltrami has ever written, '9m2', a great sinuous piece for strings.
Great score for the money not over run with techno a good mix of styles of music. Ide say if your a Beltrami fan hop over to Intradas web site under anything goes and pick one up. Good stuff sd
It's very good - album doesn't overstay it's welcome and ends with what I feel is the best cue Beltrami has ever written, '9m2', a great sinuous piece for strings.
Real nice cue kinda reminds of Donaggio. I like strings used in horror movies another one of my favorite stringed cues is the Epilogue from Williams The Fury. sd
Beltrami's Deep Water score is hit-or-miss for me. A lot of it is meandering strings and strange techno-vocal stylings; however, there are some really gorgeous, intimate cues on the score that are just lovely as hell. "Das Booty" is particularly nice...
