Cue of the Week: "You Can't Go Back"
Here's one I know you guys haven't heard. It was written for Cleve Nettles' 2001 film, All Over Again. The music ended up on the cutting room floor - a wise editorial decision, since it made the scene a bit syrupy. But out of context, I like the piece quite a bit; it's a healthy helping of nostalgia lightly garnished with a side of haunting-ness. (That was by no means the worst metaphor you're going to read in this blog.)
Props to the Budapest Film Orchestra's string section for a particularly wonderful performance.
You Can't Go Back
Props to the Budapest Film Orchestra's string section for a particularly wonderful performance.
You Can't Go Back
2 Comments:
Exceedingly transporting. I'd like to hear this while watching a movie, perhaps as much as I did listening to it by itself.
Man. I love strings like this. Moody, yet optimistic. Is that just someone playing pizzicato for the rhythm or is it a harp? Either way it's good.
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