Yakety Sax was definitely the wrong choice for the sound track.

^ No, not at all. Just because something else got to stay because of a different sound track does not make this one valid. The other one (Original, Jumper editing, Heavily edited, and the THX intro) was all edits that dramatically altered the content.

This one just adds some music. I don't think it differs enough to warrant staying.

ah yeah the garden state sound track is awesome:)

I watched the French version and didn't realize the US release has a different sound track. Just figured it out reading Wikipedia. No wonder I can't find this album for sell anywhere.

>> ^Octopussy:
Why do gems like this always have such obnoxious Japanese sound tracks?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_angel


Get America to care about that creature and you'll see it on the Discover Channel or something. I have no clue. I lol'd at this though, and didn't see it as annoying. (speaking Japanese helps rofl)

Why do gems like this always have such obnoxious Japanese sound tracks?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_angel

That was totally cool, and he's got some serious chops too. But where's the spit valve? The sound track had some nice trombone bits in it too - that part around 1:00 would be fun to belt out - is that an "original" version of Frankie or could it have been custom-arranged for this?

^so true
i really want to see the photo that cameraflash illuminated.

i also thought it was funny that the screams were so over the top... i mean if aliens came out of the statue throwing vibrators covered in blood around the church i would expect a similar sound track.

i'm gonna have to *comedy this because i laughed quite hard.

Baxter's work on "psychic plants" is a textbook example of how to fabricate experimental results to claim credibility for a theory which has no basis.

Decently controlled experimental replication of Baxter's work shows none of the correlations which Baxter claims.

I think the Soviet science sound track is pretty funny though.

This needs *woowoo

If this were a dupe, we'd have to clean out a lot of weeds in the sift. Clearly not a dupe.

>>ashes2flame:
>>"It's the same video footage except this one is shorter and has a different sound track.
>>If you go 15 seconds into this one and 5 seconds into the other one .. it's the same thing.
>>Sorry."
Not enough to make it a dupe. If it were the same sound as well, it would be borderline, but now, not at all.

2 things make this not a dupe: New footage, as kulpims said, even if it's not a lot of new footage and different sound.

It's the same video footage except this one is shorter and has a different sound track.
If you go 15 seconds into this one and 5 seconds into the other one .. it's the same thing.
Sorry.

I'm not even a fan of hockey and I watched all of this, shitty sound track and all.

Nice one there, father and brother of Zeus. Sounded like John McLaughlin on the sound track too. Was that Shakti?

It would seem it's more than 'evidence to suggest'. Also from the wiki

Comments from Lelouch prove that the vehicle that carried the camera was his Mercedes-Benz 450SEL 6.9.[1] A picture was released of Lelouch working with the gyro stabilized camera on his Mercedes. This model, which could reach a top speed of 235 km/h (146 mph), was only available with a 3-speed automatic transmission. Yet, one can hear gear changes up into 5th, as well as heel-and-toe down-shifting with a high-revving engine indicating speeds of well over 200 km/h. Calculations made by several independent groups showed that the car never exceeded 140 km/h (85 mph)[1], while another[2] estimated that the car had peaked at 220 km/h (136.7 mph). Lelouch himself claimed that the top speed achieved was over 200 km/h, somewhere between 230 km/h and 240 km/h.[3]It is suggested that the sound was dubbed with the noise of Lelouch's 275GTB, which has a corresponding number of gears and a similar engine note.

A May 2006 making-of-the-rendezvous documentary[4] indicates that Lelouch himself was the driver, that the car driven was the Mercedes, although the sound track is from a Ferrari. One observer was posted close to the Louvre palace at a blind junction (archway) to assist the driver.

Gotta love that demented sound track.

Fun. This looks like it would make a great Wii game with some further development. I hope the big wigs at Nintendo see this.