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01. DAVID HOLMES - You're Going to Belfast / The Hunt / '71 / Posh Cunts Telling Thick Cunts to Kill Poor Cunts / Riot on the Lower Falls / Thommo's Dead / Where's the Soldier? / The Hunt (Part 2) / Doing Your Dirty Wor
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ARTIST
HOLMES, DAVID
TITLE
'71 - Original Soundtrack
FORMAT
CD
LABEL
TOUCH SENSITIVE RECORDS
CATALOG #
TOUCH 001CD
TOUCH 001CD
GENRE
SOUNDTRACK
RELEASE DATE
11/25/2014
Inspired by a number of conversations between director
Yann Demange
and music producer
David Holmes
, the majority of
'71
's score was created before the film was shot. Musically influenced by
John Carpenter
's
Assault from Precinct 13
and
Escape from New York
,
John Paul Jones
' "Four Minute Warning" and
Tony Conrad
's "The Pyre of Angus Was in Kathmandu," the music pulses with the tension and potential terror of war-torn Belfast streets in 1971. "Holding it all together is David Holmes' terrific score, chiming guitars and drums hovering over a rubble-bed of sampled sounds and remodulated chords, plaintive melodies emerging from a bedrock of discord and disquiet... Demange uses Holmes' eerie score (to which he listened on set) to generate both growing tension and weirdly uncanny unease." --
Mark Kermode
; "A terrific soundtrack by David Holmes which ratchets up the tension and gives you this sense that things are eerie, things are uncanny, things are slightly out of wack." --Kermode and Mayo's Film Review
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