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You spelt were wrong, son!
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But anyway, nothing to share about these fine scores, (Post)Master Dame-O? Just some nit-picking? Yours pedantically, K Ma-G esq. Just.some not picking. Showing off coz I have a 35.year old o level b in English. However on a marginally more relevant/ serious note- I haven't picked this up, yet. I already have and like seins du glance and there wasn't enough new music to tempt me. And I'm not familiar with t'other one. Maybe I didn't like the description, I can't remember.
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You mean nit picking doncha, but i aint gonna fall for that trap of pulling u up on it.
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I went and checked. The words- pop/ rock and (plenty) sax probably put me off Le Choc.
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I wouldn't say there's a preponderance of sax in Le Choc, Day. It's quite light and frothy, with that infectious main theme and it acts as the complete opposite of the other score, which reminded me of a dissonant Morricone thriller score at times. Although in track 32 "La menace" of LES SEINS DE GLACE you can already hear the same rhythmic accompaniment intoned by electric guitar which also underlies the beginning of the "Choc melody" track of LE CHOC. Haven´t you noticed it?
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