A good movie.
Stranger than the movie itself, while watching the ending credits, noticed that Britt Daniel did the music. I immediately say to Cpu that it has to be Katie's brother of Spoon fame. Cpu doubts for a second, but there can't be more than one Britt. And the music seems to fit, although to my chagrin, I haven't listend to any Spoon besides the tape Katie gave us in 1997. We used to work with Katie when ILivedInBeijing. We think to ourselves, neat.
Stranger than the movie itself, while watching the ending credits, noticed that Britt Daniel did the music. I immediately say to Cpu that it has to be Katie's brother of Spoon fame. Cpu doubts for a second, but there can't be more than one Britt. And the music seems to fit, although to my chagrin, I haven't listend to any Spoon besides the tape Katie gave us in 1997. We used to work with Katie when ILivedInBeijing. We think to ourselves, neat.
Confirmed
as I counted the Spoon tracks at the end of the movie, 6. And doubly
confirmed as I discover that Britt has his own Wikipedia page that
mentions the film. I do like some Interpol, I think to myself, taking
in his work credits, but less than I like Joy Division. And there's the
Origin reference, which he was nice enough to reply to my e-mail about
when I was trying to figure the whole career thing out. Thanks!
I wondered if the music editor Lowery on the film is any relation to the. I probably mis-read the name. Who knows.
I see now that StatCounter doesn't lie; fame comes from being a rock star, not from posting on the web or getting your importxml.pl patch into Bugzilla. Makes me feel small. It makes the world of film seem both glamorous and a little more approachable. Makes me wonder where Katie and all the Beijing people are!
I wondered if the music editor Lowery on the film is any relation to the. I probably mis-read the name. Who knows.
I see now that StatCounter doesn't lie; fame comes from being a rock star, not from posting on the web or getting your importxml.pl patch into Bugzilla. Makes me feel small. It makes the world of film seem both glamorous and a little more approachable. Makes me wonder where Katie and all the Beijing people are!
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