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As already revealed here ever, members of the drafting of MitMag usually organize cultural evenings so fun you propose and debate issues then enrich the content of our unparalleled publication.
One of the activities that entertains us is to see classic movies without sound and add background as a soundtrack album (on vinyl, of course) that has nothing to do with the film in question, highly entertaining pastime across widespread. This is how we discover, carillon business park for example, how well they marry with the album The Exorcist No gimmicks, carillon business park El Fary. Or the magic that distills Ben Hur to the sound of Dale Dale Georgie Dann, (especially if we add huge amounts of hot wings from KFC and we washed down with gallons of Don Simon sangria). carillon business park
The result is often little more than curious, however in MitMag are restless souls and go beyond the mere artistic hunting matches. We scrutinize evidence of dark, Masonic conspiracies and, if possible, involve the illuminati. That crazy about us. We tend to believe blindly and without questioning too all very absurd urban legend has it that conspiratorial purposes. Our motto is: yes, yes, but there really something.
And the revelation came Tuesday. Yes friends, perseverance pays off, and ours appeared to casually mix the legendary film The Wizard of Oz with the equally legendary album The Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd. Dread. carillon business park We got the knuckle and we hardened nipples. So much so that we have even contacted Mrs. Iker Jimenez and to investigate the issue. Because as we all know, there are no coincidences in life, so here's a catch.
Note: neither the film nor the disc have been manipulated. No selected moments of music to accompany the images or has made a special carillon business park assembly, no. The formula for this effect is to put the film on and the vinyl from the third lion roar Metro. carillon business park
HITS: The opening bars sound with the first major title credits (producer Mervyn LeRoy). The beginning of On The Run coincides with the time when Dorothy falls on a pile of straw. Minute 4:22. Anta c Dorothy watching the sky while the album sounds heard helicopters. Minutes from 7:15 to 7:35. The Beginning of Time (the chimes and bells) occurs exactly at the time when Miss Gulch appears with your bike. Minute 8:14. The scene in which Toto escapes from the basket and returns home with Dorothy fits the first half and the entire second verse of Time. Minute 10:40. When, for Time, Dorothy meets Professor Marvel heard singing "... home, home again. I like to be here while I can ... ", coinciding with the plot of the film, in which Dorothy must go home and warns Professor Marvel about their dangerous adventure. Minute 14:05. The beginning carillon business park of The Great Gig in the Sky (The Big Dance in the sky) starts right when the tornado arrives. 15.00 minutes to 19:31. This is undoubtedly the most spectacular dance experiment to see the house at the mercy moment the wind as it sounds this theme fits perfectly as soundtrack. The beginning of Money coincide exactly when Dorothy arrives in Oz Minute 19:44. In Money, and after being encouraged by the Witch Glinda, the Muchkins go out dancing together and almost perfectly with the second guitar solo (the sharpest) carillon business park David Gilmour, and ends when Dorothy sitting on the coach. Minutes 24:10 to 24:50. During Brain Damaged, carillon business park heard "... the lunatic is on the grass ..." ("... the loco is on the grass ..."). That could be associated with the Scarecrow, crazy in the sense of lively and cheerful, was in the grass. Besides the title song (Brain carillon business park Damage, Brain Injury means) have to do with The Scarecrow did not have brain. Minute carillon business park 37:40. The beginning of futuristic sound, Eclipse, starts right with the Tin Man scene. Minute 40:45.
But now that I look online, I see that this issue has now driving around in a while. Mecachis, for once we discover something important! It was the daily Fort Wayne Indiana in 1995 who first said the synchronicity between music and film. The myth has taken on greater significance after the appearance of DVD and ease of use in stereos and video.
In fact this is one of those urban legends wearing running hard for several years now. There are entire blogs devoted to the subject, and the experts speak of two versions of sync: the simple (The Dark Side of Rainbow) and double (The Dark Side of OZ). The drive takes about 45 mins, by