Word: soundtracked
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...backdrop that urgently reflected a stark red light, maroon-sleeved dancers crowded the stage in movements that were alternately well-coordinate and disjointed. Whether or not the assumption and loss of uniformity was deliberate, the entire play proceeded and matched seamlessly the oblong and stacatta-driven notes of the soundtrack composition (written impressively by Patrick J. Bradley ’05). Although the dancers’ lack of coordination was fitting for the first part of the piece, the lack of synchronization seemed inappropriate at other points...
...fact, “Emergency”’s electronica was interrupted by a dissonant and jarring interlude. Militant beats reminiscent of “The Nutcracker”’s battle scene soundtrack flowed uneasily back and forth from the crash of the piece’s dominant electronica, which sounded more like high-speed traffic...
...summer and still haven’t recovered. Same with Kraftwerk. They are kind of who I aspire to be like in my Germanic robot future life. Some other stuff: Dave van Ronk, Billy Bragg, Casiotone, the Lucky Dragons, and more stuff. Oh yeah, and the forever favorite: the soundtrack of ‘Labyrinth...
...Sahara is still an exotic, loud, and moderately entertaining flick full of flashy fight sequences and daring escapes from near-certain death. Plus lots of cool stuff blows up. Often. And to its credit, Sahara does rock out to a pumping, down-home American soundtrack...
...scenery—shot in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island—is dazzling, though it stands out from the usual picturesque cinematography because of the giddy camera work. A feeling of disorientation is echoed throughout the movie, from the heaving plot to the erratic soundtrack that shifts between the general quiet of the film and the occasional blaring melody...