DadMom AngryPants
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The film will be scored by composer John Debney (score = music).
The songs better not have lyrics.The film will be scored by composer John Debney (score = music).
Why? o_0Doowopasaurus said:The songs better not have lyrics.
I can't stand the characters when they're singing.Why? o_0
They have already written at least one song for this movie (source), so I'm afraid you're out of luck.Doowopasaurus said:I can't stand the characters when they're singing.
Goofy Goober rock was good, because it sounded like a real song. I didn't mind Now That We're Men because it was short. If it was longer, I would have gotten annoyed. I guess what I'm saying is that I don't like long cheesy showtunes.They have already written at least one song for this movie (source), so I'm afraid you're out of luck.
Didn't you like the songs in the first movie? Goofy Goober Rock in particular is what most people remember from Movie #1.
I really hope they don't go that route, but I doubt they will.Santa's Toenails said:Goofy Goober rock was good, because it sounded like a real song. I didn't mind Now That We're Men because it was short. If it was longer, I would have gotten annoyed. I guess what I'm saying is that I don't like long cheesy showtunes.
Aww, but I like It when they sing.Santa's Toenails said:I can't stand the characters when they're singing.
I don't like them, but I don't mind them either.Santa's Toenails said:I can't stand the characters when they're singing.
What about the "Best Day Ever" and "It's A SpongeBob Chrstmas" albums?Santa's Toenails said:I can't stand the characters when they're singing.
I made another topic for this conversation ;)What about the "Best Day Ever" and "It's A SpongeBob Chrstmas" albums?
That's because Goofy Goober Rock is a real song, specifically this one:Santa's Toenails said:Goofy Goober rock was good, because it sounded like a real song. I didn't mind Now That We're Men because it was short. If it was longer, I would have gotten annoyed. I guess what I'm saying is that I don't like long cheesy showtunes.
John Debney is actually a respected composer. He's composed songs for movies such as Iron Man, Passion of the Christ, The Scorpion King, The Emperor's New Grove, etc.DadMom AngryPants said:The film will be scored by composer John Debney (score = music).
A little off topic, but I don't think I've never taken the time to listen to the soundtrack for the background music in the movie. Despite it being so well written. When listening to both composers, I can tell the differences between them. I hope the new composer does well.John Debney is actually a respected composer. He's composed songs for movies such as Iron Man, Passion of the Christ, The Scorpion King, The Emperor's New Grove, etc.
http://youtu.be/_Kobp3UUbmc
Most of his songs are for action sequences.
Question is, will he be as good, or even better than Gregor Narholz
http://youtu.be/Fuu51ISOKy0
http://youtu.be/ePU4bh41_3w
Full interview.WAMG: In 2014 you’ve done DRAFT DAY and have STONEHEARST ASYLUM as well as the new SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS movie coming out. With all the other past films that you’ve written music for, do you like to go between the various themes – does it become any easier the more you write?
JD: That’s a great question. I actually do. Some artists like to stay on familiar ground and I don’t. I love to switch it up. As a musician, I always feel that I can do something better the second time… or the third time as it were. I love it. It gets my juices flowing to go from a big football movie like DRAFT DAY with an electronic orchestra to what is a very traditional thriller score in STONEHEARST ASYLUM with a love story in there. After recording that in London with a lot of great musicians, I came back here to work on SPONGEBOB with Hawaiian guitars and orchestras with bassoons. It’s a lot of fun and I love wearing the different hats. It helps me to keep it fresh.
WAMG: For fans of Spongebob, will they hear some of the TV themes when the movie is released next year?
JD: Oh yes, they’ll be very happy. We’re blatantly bringing everyone back to it. There will be some very familiar sounds and then there will be some very big and different sounds. I don’t want to spoil it. It will be a lot of fun and a tip of the hat to some 80’s synthesized music – we’re having a ball with it.