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I personally like this film version of the song better, it being "slow enough" to convey the warmth & safety in these intimate crevasses each character is carving for their newfound love.
francochan 2 months ago
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However, I think that this slightly sped up version fits better (though fans of the Arctic Monkeys will notice Alex Turner's voice surprisingly higher). In fact, Oliver's little monologue fits nice & snug into the song's natural instrumental break. Had the director instead used the original studio recording, there would have been a slightly uncomfortable pause after his last word... ^
francochan 2 months ago
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The song must have been sped up when it was edited into the film to better fit the intimate sequence of arson & lovemaking the pair partake of. It's actually 11 seconds longer on the album. Playing both versions alongside will show the difference.^
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francochan 2 months ago
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@amodernvoid I'm not sure if that's it. Actually, I checked my DVD copy of the movie again, and it really is a key higher than the album version of the song.
The album version tends to be more dreary, slower and Alex Turner's voice is in a far lower register than this. It gets almost sleepy at times... ^
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francochan 2 months ago
Why is the film's cut of the song a key higher than that of the album version? This ends up a much better, much happier, less drowsy version...
francochan 3 months ago
@francochan I think this video was edited to avoid a copyright violation. The song from the film is the same as the album version, I just checked.
amodernvoid 3 months ago
@amodernvoid Are you sure man? It doesn't sound the same
msane4XX 2 months ago
@msane4XX I should have clarified a bit further. I believe the uploader of this video modified the pitch of the audio on this clip, to avoid a copyright violation. The sound on the original, unedited version of the film and the album is identical.
amodernvoid 2 months ago
okay i just thought i would say the editing of this video is perfect
musicandshapes 3 months ago
me gusta
Alejandrux01 4 months ago 2