So did Ed write a whole albums worth of music for the movie?
apparently. and the director of the film said "it's incredible stuff that you will never hear" in a type of mocking fashion that made me cry into my stickman pillow.
"every society honours its live conformists and its dead troublemakers"
So did Ed write a whole albums worth of music for the movie?
apparently. and the director of the film said "it's incredible stuff that you will never hear" in a type of mocking fashion that made me cry into my stickman pillow.
< "Basically Ed isn't going over the top on the low notes like he did on Ten."
I listened to it when I went to see the movie. Didn't notice so much difference vocally speaking. What do you mean exactly? Do you mean he doesn't allow a lot of vibrato/magniloquence on the low notes as he did? Please explain, I'm interested...
So did Ed write a whole albums worth of music for the movie?
apparently. and the director of the film said "it's incredible stuff that you will never hear" in a type of mocking fashion that made me cry into my stickman pillow.
Damn.
I don't really get it. we will never hear it because, even unreleased, it is licensed to the movie studio? I don't know how this stuff works.
"every society honours its live conformists and its dead troublemakers"
So did Ed write a whole albums worth of music for the movie?
apparently. and the director of the film said "it's incredible stuff that you will never hear" in a type of mocking fashion that made me cry into my stickman pillow.
Damn.
I don't really get it. we will never hear it because, even unreleased, it is licensed to the movie studio? I don't know how this stuff works.
Me either. I think that theory makes the most sense, however I'd think Ed obviously has some ownership over the songs via copyright, so who knows. Maybe Ed hates what he did.
So did Ed write a whole albums worth of music for the movie?
apparently. and the director of the film said "it's incredible stuff that you will never hear" in a type of mocking fashion that made me cry into my stickman pillow.
Damn.
I don't really get it. we will never hear it because, even unreleased, it is licensed to the movie studio? I don't know how this stuff works.
Me either. I think that theory makes the most sense, however I'd think Ed obviously has some ownership over the songs via copyright, so who knows. Maybe Ed hates what he did.
Maybe for their 20th anniversary release of Out of the Furance we will get a chance to hear those tracks. But that won't be out till 2023. lol
So did Ed write a whole albums worth of music for the movie?
apparently. and the director of the film said "it's incredible stuff that you will never hear" in a type of mocking fashion that made me cry into my stickman pillow.
Damn.
I don't really get it. we will never hear it because, even unreleased, it is licensed to the movie studio? I don't know how this stuff works.
Me either. I think that theory makes the most sense, however I'd think Ed obviously has some ownership over the songs via copyright, so who knows. Maybe Ed hates what he did.
Maybe for their 20th anniversary release of Out of the Furance we will get a chance to hear those tracks. But that won't be out till 2023. lol
Me thinks your math needs some work. Lol.
"every society honours its live conformists and its dead troublemakers"
So did Ed write a whole albums worth of music for the movie?
apparently. and the director of the film said "it's incredible stuff that you will never hear" in a type of mocking fashion that made me cry into my stickman pillow.
Damn.
I don't really get it. we will never hear it because, even unreleased, it is licensed to the movie studio? I don't know how this stuff works.
Me either. I think that theory makes the most sense, however I'd think Ed obviously has some ownership over the songs via copyright, so who knows. Maybe Ed hates what he did.
Maybe for their 20th anniversary release of Out of the Furance we will get a chance to hear those tracks. But that won't be out till 2023. lol
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"Basically Ed isn't going over the top on the low notes like he did on Ten."
I listened to it when I went to see the movie. Didn't notice so much difference vocally speaking. What do you mean exactly? Do you mean he doesn't allow a lot of vibrato/magniloquence on the low notes as he did? Please explain, I'm interested...
I meant 2033.