So are the seven tracks used new songs?
This is a good find by the way.
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Unfortunately not, it lists them in the article.
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Ah I see:
"illgresi, festival, fljótavík, straumnes, ára bátur, inní mér syngur vitleysingur, samskeyti and indian summer"
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I figured some might be interested in the movie if Sigur Ros is involved in some way. Weird that it took this long for a director to use Sigur Ros as a muse for a film.
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hmmm thats pretty cool, may have to check it out
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ára bátur and samskeyti are two of their best songs
and Indian Summer is Jonsi and Alex's best song.
so good chioce.
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festival's great too
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To say the least
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"Illgresi" is a favorite too. All the songs are great choices.
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Clive Owen + Sigur Ros = Pretty flippin' awesome
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cool. interesting background to the licensing...
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awesome!
i always see post-rock as good movie music
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nah link?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdnTibGABAE
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Yeah.. it does look pretty shitty.
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Well that doesn't look sappy at all. Nope notabit.
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meh im gonna watch it bcuz clive owen
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yeh.
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Looks crap
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I always thought that if I were to make a movie I would want either Sigur Ros, M83, or Portishead to do the music.
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2:09 is priceless
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Movie title is a song from High School Musical....
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thats the movie sigur ros are going to be in? what about all the beautiful landscapes?
but the trailer doesn't look that bad at all, what's wrong with you guys
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looks like a bit too much of a melodrama for me, but Clive Owen definitely has the potential to a make it worth seeing.
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