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Nothing Else Matters

Music by Rozalind MacPhail
Film by Flamingo Pudding (The Netherlands)

"Head First" from The Head First DVD project is about taking risks and jumping into unknown territory without letting fear get in the way. I was fortunate to try the ice sport, skeleton at Canada Olympic Park many years ago and the experience was like no other. I was both the most terrified and most excited I have ever been.

Imagine going down the ice track, head first at 90kms an hour!!! It was then that I decided I would write a song about what it felt like to take a run down that particular track and the happy high you get afterwards.

I researched the exact timing of every turn on that track and made a map of tempo changes and time signatures. When Curtis Andrews was in St. John's, he improvised to my musical map and then a song was born. It took a few years before I was able to develop the song because it's so out there.

Netherlands filmmaker, Flamingo Pudding did a wicked film for this that gives the perfect fun vibe for the skeleton sport.

Thank you to Jason Hachey aka MouthPEACE for the awesome beatboxing, Geof Holbrook for the wicked bass synth and Rick Bailey for the ice sounds. I also would like to thank Mike Kwik for getting me on the track and his guidance, Turc Harmesynn who has been a huge supporter and Alexis Gagnon Morris for the use of his POV footage. Thanks also to Josh Tidsbury for the mix and master and to Krisjan Leslie who helped me develop the song over many many months in the studio.

'Head First' by Rozalind MacPhail

It's All Coming Together

Just after we finished the bracket for the best James Bond film, Luke and I kept on going, using the same bracket and the same faulty feeders to determine the best James Bond theme song. Just like the film bracket, the results here might surprise you.  


Jack White and Alicia Keyes made cinema history when they collaborated on what White called “the most divisive thing I’ve ever done,” the theme song to Quantum of Solace titled “Another Way to Die.” EON Productions originally tried to sign Amy Winehouse, but her death opened the door to White who saw a shrinking schedule as a way to capitalize on doing something completely original. Keeping to a musical style dating back to Tina Turner’s incredible title song to “Goldeneye,” White brought in Alicia Keyes to add an R and B flavor to his alternative bent. The result, “Another Way to Die” has become a James Bond Theme song you either love or hate. Like it or not, the song remains the only duet in the James Bond catalogue to describe what it must be like for a secret agent to deal with the immense pressures of life undercover. With White’s guitar and Keyes’ piano leading a cacophony of sound, Another Way to Die has become a powerhouse anthem of fear and anxiety – definitely an unusual way of thinking about cinema’s most famous spy.

34.10 The James Bond Theme Song Bracket

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5 Peter John Ross - Suehtemorp

3 Peter John Ross - Rise From The Ashes

Starchild

The end product of feeling sentimental, hopeful, worried, and disquieted at the same time.  I felt successful on a personal level.

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This Is What it Feels Like

Do you remember the Gimp Scene in Pulp Fiction?(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3UyjlaBMcY)


Synopsis:
In a Pawnshop under the stairs is a basement like dungeon full of S&M toys, from ball gags to clamps.
The pet of Maynard & Zed, The Gimp. Who is a willing plaything caged in a box in a leash comes out to play security for Butch as Marsellus Wallace gets taken away into another room awaiting unknown pain.

Get ready for long rock-hard pulsating sexy synth sounds, along with Sodomy type beats to go with the Masochistic moog & fetish like atmosphere. Prepare to get off to my next track.






Pulp Fiction Trailer:(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7EdQ4FqbhY)



“I want people to laugh at fucked up shit” – Quentin Tarantino





QT8: (The story of Tarantino) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6j2kdRK1AR8)

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The Super 70 Podcast is a commentary you play along with the film for scene by scene analysis, or you can just listen in your car. Dylan Davis is the author of "FLYNN!", Dating Virginia, Buffalo Seine, and Threshold. He is a reader, listener, and appreciator of culture. Find him at www.thatdylandavis.com and on Twitter @thatdylandavis #super70podcast

34.10 The James Bond Theme Song Bracket

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