Help! Prog. music & film

Maasa SEKI

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Mar 20, 2001, 7:34:44 PM3/20/01

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Hello,

A freind of mine is organising a film festival in which she would like to
present a programme "cinema and halluciation." Is there anyone out there who
knows some films (fiction or experimental) which feature progressive or
psychedelic music? Oh by the way we have already "More" of Pink Floyd in the
programme (on the other hand, she has decided not to present La Vallée,
Zabrisky Point, the Wall).

Any suggestion?

Maasa SEKI
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ChuckHamilton

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Mar 20, 2001, 11:30:47 PM3/20/01

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(carefully choosing my words here)
although I thought it was a substandard film, "Buffalo '66" features some
King Crimson and Yes in it.

groon

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Angus Haynes

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Mar 22, 2001, 7:57:29 AM3/22/01

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>Philip Glass - Does he count? Alot of his stuff is way out in left field
>to be considered classical and alot of his stuff is too classical/opera at
>times to be considered prog. But he has quite a few soundtracts from
>Mishima to Koyanisqaatsi to "The Thin Blue Line" to "Candyman", etc..

The Candyman you say? I really liked the music from that movie, made
it about twice as scary. What's the sound track like, worth getting?

Douglas C. Maynard

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Mar 23, 2001, 11:13:39 AM3/23/01

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Maasa SEKI wrote:

> Hello,
>
> A freind of mine is organising a film festival in which she would like to
> present a programme "cinema and halluciation." Is there anyone out there who
> knows some films (fiction or experimental) which feature progressive or
> psychedelic music? Oh by the way we have already "More" of Pink Floyd in the
> programme (on the other hand, she has decided not to present La Vallée,
> Zabrisky Point, the Wall).
>
> Any suggestion?

It was minor, but there was some Tull and Yes in "Almost Famous" (great movie!).

Doug

Gamantyo Hendrantoro

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Mar 23, 2001, 11:25:50 AM3/23/01

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tbk <the...@sprynet.com> rengeng-rengeng:

>> knows some films (fiction or experimental) which feature
>> progressive or psychedelic music?

>Philip Glass - Does he count? Alot of his stuff is way out in left

>field to be considered classical and alot of his stuff is too
>classical/opera at times to be considered prog. But he has quite a
>few soundtracts from Mishima to Koyanisqaatsi to "The Thin Blue
>Line" to "Candyman", etc..

Koyaanisqatsi would be a perfect choice, being a film with experimental
edges, with Glass music playing in the background throughout the film.

Walter Kneis

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Mar 23, 2001, 7:04:02 PM3/23/01

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I do recall catching a peice of a really poorly made martial arts movie
several years ago that had ELP's KarnEvil9 playing during a chase scene.
I'm sure it was lifted without permission or royalties. Never caught the
title.
Walter K

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