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Vic 
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the_tenant
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Sind jedenfalls ziemlich viele. 
Auch wenn nicht alle in der vorliegenden Version im Film vorkommen. z.B. "the man with the big sombrero".
Auf der anderen Seite versteht man jetzt die kompletten Lyrics... 
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Vic
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| #123 20.09.09 - 02:01
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vielleicht nicht genauso im film vorkommend, aber die selben songs. eins wird mir dadurch immer mehr bewußt, der IB soundtrack wandert vorerst nicht in meine sammlung, für nen 5er irgendwann mal ...
allerdings muß ich sagen, dass ich den bowie song bis jetzt nicht kannte. einige andere von ihm, aber nicht cat people. verdammt ich überleg des öfteren, ob da nicht ein anderer song auch gepasst hätte.
nur wegen dem gasoline text, ne ...
keine frage, verdammt geiler song. "geliehen" von dem film katzenmenschen. er leiht sich nicht nur szenen, sondern auch die songs aus filmen. 
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| #125 03.10.09 - 23:47
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 Vic hat Folgendes geschrieben: |
nur wegen dem gasoline text, ne ...
keine frage, verdammt geiler song. "geliehen" von dem film katzenmenschen. er leiht sich nicht nur szenen, sondern auch die songs aus filmen. |
Dazu hätt ich noch'n Interviewfetzen aus dem Filmmaker-Magazine:
Let me ask you about one music cue. What was behind the use of the David Bowie song, "Cat People" (Putting Out Fire), as Shosanna prepares for her mission? I don't understand why people keep asking me about that!
[laughs] Well first, it's a memorable song. But when that song came on, my brain just started to click into overdrive. I thought, "Okay, 'Putting Out Fire' was in the Paul Schrader remake of Cat People. And Nastassja Kinski, the star of that film, is German. But the original was directed by a French director, Jacques Tourneur in 1942. And when did Tourneur leave France and when did he return?" [Tarantino laughs] My head was spinning. A minute later the film was moving onto something else. I was like, "Okay, I'll file that. I'll try to get back to that later." I've always loved that song, and I've always thought Paul Schrader didn't use it well in the movie. He just threw it in the closing credits. I was like, "Man, if I had that motherfucking song, I'd build a sequence around it!" So, I did. It wasn't theoretical; it was practical. But what's neat about it - and I think, also, "Across 100th Street," [used in Jackie Brown] - is that the lyrics of the song become an interior monologue for the character. But what really makes that work, I think, is the fact that it's once removed. I could have hired some guy to write a song that hits the story points: "[sings] Oh, Shosanna, you watched your family die! [laughs]" But it'd have been kind of corny. So if you don't know about the Cat People song then fine, it might as well be just a song I had written for the movie. But if you do know the Cat Pople song, you're like, "Wow, that actually works really good for Shosanna." In a weird way it actually makes it even more relevant.
So it's not like there's a web of textual references the song is summoning up? Well okay, that's the other thing [about what you asked earlier]. It doesn't bother me, it's not a problem. But the biggest thing about being "Quentin Tarantino," to use my name in the third person, is because I'm a known cinephile, when reviewers review my movies, I give them complete permission to engage in their own cinephilia. When [they write about] my movies they bring up moments and influences from this or that, but their cinephilia and my cinephilia aren't the same. They bring up all these images and themes - "It's a little bit of Cimino here and a little bit of Sam Fuller there with a little bit of To Be or Not to Be too." The only problem is, they attribute [to me] everything they've come up with. Sometimes they bring in movies I've never heard of before, or I've never seen. And that's okay. It's actually fun. Look, you know, that's one of the reasons that people enjoy writing about me. They get to indulge their cinephilia but attribute it to me. Many of these reviewers will probably say that some of their funnest pieces were the pieces they wrote about my movies. But I'm not thinking, "Okay, I'll do this a little bit like Robert Aldrich, and I'll do this a little bit like Otto Preminger, and this shot is from Seijun Suzuki." I don't hink like that.
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Vic
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| #126 04.10.09 - 00:03
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dann muß man das "leihen" anders definieren. ich weiß was quent meint. jeder hatte schon mal eine szene im kopf, die zu nem coolen song passen könnte. bei quent wars die verbindung zu jacques tourneur. okay, sein kopf, sein film ...
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| #127 04.10.09 - 12:37
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Naja, nix gegen Rammstein, aber Tarantino und Lynch gehören mMn getrennt
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| #128 07.10.09 - 00:12
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aja, was total an mir vorbeigegangen ist... bei welcher szene kam eigentlich "ich wünscht ich wär ein huhn"? hab ich total verschnappt. vielleciht geh ich die woche nochma ins kino und mir fällts dann auf, aber sagt mal
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| #129 07.10.09 - 00:14
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hab ich auch nicht gehört ...
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rob187
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| #131 23.10.09 - 11:53
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was auch noch fehlt is die musik die läuft während shoshannas "freund" hinter die leinwand geht und man die ganzen bänder sieht
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SchwulerJustus
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| #132 18.06.12 - 15:36
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geiler soundtrack
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Inglourious Basterds Soundtrack - Seite 9
