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Felt Mountain - the inspirations
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  • Vote Up0Vote Down HrKnopfHrKnopf
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    as far as I know, Deer Stop is kind of inspired by a crime scene sort of in the woods. Deers are stopping because they hear what's going on. Guess it kind of goes along with the very early photoshoot of Alison lying in mud and stuff. Which was also referencing a specific murder, which I can't remember properly. Help me out there
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  • Vote Up0Vote Down PineapplePineapple
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    That's such a cool interpretation!
  • Vote Up0Vote Down LuDuxLuDux
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    HrKnopf said:

    as far as I know, Deer Stop is kind of inspired by a crime scene sort of in the woods. Deers are stopping because they hear what's going on. Guess it kind of goes along with the very early photoshoot of Alison lying in mud and stuff. Which was also referencing a specific murder, which I can't remember properly. Help me out there
    :-S



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  • Vote Up0Vote Down PineapplePineapple
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    Which was the inspiration for some the country Girls photos wasn't it...
  • Vote Up0Vote Down LuisMarianoLuisMariano
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    Oh dear! For me that song is about S&M and love
  • Vote Up0Vote Down rewakrewak
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    That Christmas Bunch song with Alison singing the lines for Lovely Head pretty much verbatim must have been a pretty big inspiration.
  • Vote Up0Vote Down react010react010
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    A thread about the inspirations of 'Felt Mountain' .. and no mention of Ennio Morricone ?

    Oompa Radar =


    Lovely Head =


    Utopia =


    Listen and shiver !
    Cheers.



    Post edited by react010 at 2014-03-13 22:13:49
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  • Vote Up0Vote Down whisperitwhisperit
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    Nice, react010. Anyone want to volunteer some John Barry?
  • Vote Up0Vote Down HrKnopfHrKnopf
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    go on @LuisMariano :P SM and love? DEER STOP?...stahp

    cannot listen to the Morricone stuff. never heared of him sooo, dunno if alison mentioned him? (did she?)
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  • Vote Up0Vote Down whisperitwhisperit
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    @HrKnopf - both Will and Alison have cited Morricone often in the past - for instance, Will chose Morricone's "Nina" in his interview with Stuart Maconie in the summer.

  • Vote Up0Vote Down HrKnopfHrKnopf
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    oh thanks! well...I suck being a fan. used to know A LOT 'bout Róisín Murphy (am I even allowed to mention her here or will I share Fannys doom?)

    so yeah, whenever I am not in a forum of a certain band it's more complicated for me to fetch good information and documentation.
    Post edited by HrKnopf at 2013-12-11 09:56:41
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  • Vote Up0Vote Down LuisMarianoLuisMariano
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    I can definitely hear lovely head in the good, the bad and the ugly theme! Specially remembering the Miss World mix.
  • Vote Up0Vote Down IceskyIcesky
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    I don't have it to hand but as I remember Ennio Morricone is thanked in the booklet accompanying Felt Mountain. His music is certainly a key inspiration, especially Lovely Head and Oompa Radar.
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