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Soundtrack Review: Stay Alive
By Douglas Strassler Aug 9, 2006, 16:37 GMT
Stay Alive is a movie I had very little patience for; I am not a video game guy and you need one heck of an engrossing action scene to win me over. But John Frizzel’s score is an example of a soundtrack that far exceeded the film that influenced it.
Take, for example, “Loomi’s Funeral,” a haunting fusion of the harp and other string instruments and the piano lingers in the mind far longer than the film itself. “Investigation” also uses piano, though at a longer and faster clip that envelops electronic sounds. “Winning By a Rose” also uses electronic loops, though it is a slower track like “Enter the House” that is more atmospheric an sets an eerie tone.
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