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Question for MV/LaLaLand: You're uniquely positioned to clarify a question about source music used in The X-Files: in the finale of the episode Triangle, Mark Snow borrows a "Sing, Sing, Sing"/"Swing, Swing, Swing"-style piece and overlays it with some of his own synth work. Do you know what the title/composer of that 'song' is? We've been looking for years for what this is. Incidentally, it's the same piece that has been used as source music in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (in the classroom Bogart scene). Hot Liquorice by Dick Walter MV
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www2.playkpmmusic.com/pages/viewcd/viewcd.cfm?cdnum=1700
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Let's skip ahead. . . Disc One ONE BREATH Track 20 -- THE RETURN 1:59
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Apr 30, 2011 - 11:34 PM
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Nightwalker
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Hello MV, with this Thread you achieved, that I registered to this board, just to tell you, that I wanted to ask you, to do something like that. I cant await the 10th of May. If I could, I would pre-order it already. So I'm waiting whats coming along in this thread. I have to say, until now I'm very satisfied Scully to DC and Scully meets Mulder great, I think its a rhythm and soundscaping Mark Snow used also in Episode 2, when Mulder and Scully meet in the bar. Also hoping for the Drive to Bellefleur and Scully discovering the marks on her body
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Ok, so seriously I was waiting for this CD Box FOREVER!!! I am looking forward to finally hold it in my hands, listen to it and remember my awesome time, when I wrote my thesis for my graduation at Music University "The musical development in an television series on the basis of The X-Files" Good times!
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DISC 2 731 Track 4 GRAVES 2:55
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