do u know where this track can be heard????????
Dom
David Hampson wrote:
quoted 32 lines Here's what NME say about the Jeff Mills Metropolis soundtrack - though I've
>
> Here's what NME say about the Jeff Mills Metropolis soundtrack - though I've
> always found using FSOL's "Accelorator" album has been a great score for it
> in the past! Does anyone have any idea which cut of the film Mills' score
> is for?
>
> BABY DIDDY
>
> JEFF MILLS, the legendary second wave Detroit techno DJ and former
> UNDERGROUND RESISTANCE member, has produced an updated soundtrack for the
> film 'METROPOLIS'.
> Following the controversial Queen soundtracked re-release in the '80s, Mills
> has produced a techno soundtrack to the classic 1926 Fritz Lang film. The
> original film, a startling Modernist parable, has a singular resonance with
> both Mills' and the original techno producers' futurist outlooks.
> As Mills explains, "It is our intention to re-introduce and educate the
> theories and ideology of Fritz Lang's 1926 masterpiece to the cyber youth of
> today. It seems fitting that this movie, the movie that shaped the young
> minds in the '20s, with its timeless message of solidarity and the
> romanticising of its Utopian dream world be reiterated and reintegrated at
> the beginning of our new century."
> This is the Mills' first album since the 'From The 21st', Japan-only album
> from the beginning of 1999. The album will be released through the stalwart
> Berlin-based techno label Tresor on CD only. A double vinyl version will be
> released through Mills' own Axis label. "Through the advances made in
> technology," Mills concludes, "and the acute sense of futurism felt by the
> youth of today, we hope to capture the minds and expand the imaginations of
> the ones that will soon form and forge our new world."
>
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