What other Bands would you like to do the Score to Potemkim?

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Chrispsb · #31 Post by **Chrispsb** » Fri 29 Jul 2005, 9:06 am

Zeus On The Loose wrote:
Acelera wrote:
Pani wrote:What about Blank & Jones or
Jam & Spoon ... ?
Jam and Spoon parted ways a long time ago though?
Jam and Spoon released new material last year.

yeah but that wans't really noticeable 'cause it was boring and disappointing. the only song i really enjoyed was cynical heart featuring jim kerr.

Mr. Disco · #32 Post by **Mr. Disco** » Sun 31 Jul 2005, 3:31 am

Surely TONY BANKS would be great. At least THE WICKED LADY soundtrack album is excellent.... as is his synth-pop album THE FUGITIVE.

But I would choose 2 other keyboard players which have "black music" leanings + jazz + classic training: ANDY CONNELL (UK) and american WILLIAM MICHAEL LEWIS.

Young Offender · #33 Post by **Young Offender** » Sun 31 Jul 2005, 9:36 pm

Mr. Disco wrote:Surely TONY BANKS would be great. At least THE WICKED LADY soundtrack album is excellent.... as is his synth-pop album THE FUGITIVE.

But I would choose 2 other keyboard players which have "black music" leanings + jazz + classic training: ANDY CONNELL (UK) and american WILLIAM MICHAEL LEWIS.

Wow, I'm impressed someone who know a little about Tony Banks!

He always comes up with wonderful Keyboard Melodies..

Sjòn · #34 Post by **Sjòn** » Mon 01 Aug 2005, 3:21 pm

Let's do an even more ridiculous topic: what band should do their own remake movie of Battleship Potemkin? I'd love The Beatles or Queen to do that. Those bands, altohugh they aren't well known at the moment, have a great potential and I am sure in the next five years they will be huge. Specially those singers, Mercury and Lennon. ._.

Sometimes the soundtrack psb have made for the movie reminds me of Orbital.

Mr. Disco · #35 Post by **Mr. Disco** » Tue 02 Aug 2005, 12:53 pm

Young Offender wrote:
He always comes up with wonderful Keyboard Melodies..

Young Offender is taking about Tony Banks. He was always the core of Genesis.. not Peter Gabriel, not Phil Collins and I think he carried that melancholic type of sound to his solo albums. He is great.

Glad you like him too Young Offender.

Mattis · #36 Post by **Mattis** » Tue 02 Aug 2005, 1:00 pm

joncool5 wrote:I'd like to see either Tindersticks or Mew.

Good suggestions, both of them!!!

I'll go for a Bowie/Eno-collaboration, though.