So I searched Godzilla radio drama and I came across something rather bazaar. I did not find a panic broadcast, but what I did find was this really strange music.
[YouTube]http://www.youtube.com/embed/YNKPY3LkotE[/YouTube]
Does anyone know anything about this? It sounds like it could have been music they never used or something, but I'm really not sure. I think it sounds cool.
Another question I have is, if I were to use this in a Gojira film, do you think I would get copy right because of what it is? And again, I don't know what it is. It does sound sinister though.
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Re: Gojira 1954 Strange Music
Meh, it doesn't sound like Ifukube's style. Most likely, it's another composer making music to narrate events from Gojira within the boundaries of radio like the broadcast of War of the Worlds or The Day The Earth Stood Still did. The theme itself sounds like it could fit in with Godzilla Raids Again though.
As for the copyright question, i'm pretty sure you'll get copyrighted since you're using the original audio and i'm not sure if you can trust the fair use law on matters like this.
As for the copyright question, i'm pretty sure you'll get copyrighted since you're using the original audio and i'm not sure if you can trust the fair use law on matters like this.
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Re: Gojira 1954 Strange Music
I've heard of this music, but have never heard it. Fascinating.
The composer was a fellow by the name of Hashimoto. As we can hear here, his style is nothing like Ifukube's.
My goodness, listening to this makes me wonder what the film would have sounded like if not for Ifukube. This is not particularly effective music. It's rather run-of-the-mill radio drama music and has none of the power of Ifukube's now classic score.
Make me, for one, appreciate even more how much of a talent Ifukube was.
The composer was a fellow by the name of Hashimoto. As we can hear here, his style is nothing like Ifukube's.
My goodness, listening to this makes me wonder what the film would have sounded like if not for Ifukube. This is not particularly effective music. It's rather run-of-the-mill radio drama music and has none of the power of Ifukube's now classic score.
Make me, for one, appreciate even more how much of a talent Ifukube was.
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Re: Gojira 1954 Strange Music
I'm just going off by experience for I am a full fledged crate-digger
By the sound, it was probably made after 1959. And this sounds like music for spoken dialog in a radio broadcast. You can hear some foley effects going on and if you listen entirely to that vid, there seems to be a fake news anchor speaking.
The roar isn't Godzilla though. This could be just an obscure kaiju broadcasting.
By the sound, it was probably made after 1959. And this sounds like music for spoken dialog in a radio broadcast. You can hear some foley effects going on and if you listen entirely to that vid, there seems to be a fake news anchor speaking.
The roar isn't Godzilla though. This could be just an obscure kaiju broadcasting.
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It's a very eerie piece. Especially the second song.
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