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theremin
Looking for an INSTRUMENTAL version of The Lady In The Radiator song.
Not the pixies or anything, the version from the film.

Thanks.
stephen thomas erlewine
idolatry


In all seriousness, though, have you consulted slsk? Usually the authority on these matters, given ample time.
Sid Hartha
the version from the film is not instrumental
theremin
QUOTE (Sid Hartha @ Dec 7 2009, 10:46 PM) *
the version from the film is not instrumental


yes, I WANT a version from the film without vocals.
Pavement Ist Rad
QUOTE (theremin @ Dec 7 2009, 11:18 PM) *
QUOTE (Sid Hartha @ Dec 7 2009, 10:46 PM) *
the version from the film is not instrumental


yes, I WANT a version from the film without vocals.

This isn't getting any easier.
pigfuck
Someone find me a goddamned copy of Smile that was recorded with the entirety of The Beach Boys and Van Dyke Parks in 1967/68. No comps or new version. And make sure Michael Jackson has a guest verse on there. Try Napster.
theremin
clearly, such a thing exists, because it was necessary for the creation of the final product.

You think every instrumental and accapella track out there that dj's use was officially released on a cd?
Sid Hartha
that's a rather l33t request from someone who namedrops Limewire.

(I did a quick check on my usual sources for you - no luck on the instrumental)
Some Brilliant Bullsh*t
QUOTE (theremin @ Dec 7 2009, 11:40 PM) *
clearly, such a thing exists, because it was necessary for the creation of the final product.

You think every instrumental and accapella track out there that dj's use was officially released on a cd?


No, I think DJ's use Adobe Audition to isolate and then eliminate the vocal track, thus creating their own instro.
theremin
I think I meant slsk. One of those places you download individual songs from people's computer.

I never really used any of those. I'm way to 1337.
Sid Hartha
Maybe write to David Lynch?
Merle
I'm confused -- was there an instrumental version used in the movie? Or is Theremin not really reading the other posts in this thread?
mouthbreather
QUOTE (Sid Hartha @ Dec 8 2009, 08:48 AM) *
Maybe write to David Lynch?

laugh.gif

The purist director who refuses to include chapter stops on several of his DVDs.
"But it wasn't intended to be heard without vocals!"
Rob Gordon
QUOTE (Michael K. @ Dec 8 2009, 12:33 AM) *
Someone find me a goddamned copy of Smile that was recorded with the entirety of The Beach Boys and Van Dyke Parks in 1967/68. No comps or new version. And make sure Michael Jackson has a guest verse on there. Try Napster.


No such thing. If it does exist it wasn't recorded by the Beach Boys themselves. Mostly studio musicians.
mouthbreather
QUOTE (Rob Gordon @ Dec 8 2009, 11:25 AM) *
QUOTE (Michael K. @ Dec 8 2009, 12:33 AM) *
Someone find me a goddamned copy of Smile that was recorded with the entirety of The Beach Boys and Van Dyke Parks in 1967/68. No comps or new version. And make sure Michael Jackson has a guest verse on there. Try Napster.


No such thing. If it does exist it wasn't recorded by the Beach Boys themselves. Mostly studio musicians.


Assumed that was a joke pointing out the outlandishness of the original request.
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