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Interesting the connection between the Doomsday Machine score and that for Jaws. Have you ever noticed the similarities between the score from Amok Time and Stravinsky's Rite of Spring? THD3 ( talk) 14:55, 13 April 2009 (UTC)
I'm actually not familiar with the Stravinsky. Been meaning to check it out forever, but haven't gotten around: I'm more usually a fan of Classical & Romantic period music. I was aware there is a similarity. The writer James Lileks, referenced in the notes for the Doomsday Machine article, mentions it in the link. But I haven't heard it myself.
I've been thinking that the music should have its own section, both in the Doomsday Machine article and in the one for Amok Time, rather than just being a trivia note in each. Those are two important scores. Jeff Bond calls them "seminal"; and it's significant that they were the first scores released on an album, after the pilots. Both of them are super-familiar to people; the Amok Time score in particular shows up all the time in pop culture settings. What do you think? Jim Hardy ( talk) 15:26, 13 April 2009 (UTC)
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Interesting the connection between the Doomsday Machine score and that for Jaws. Have you ever noticed the similarities between the score from Amok Time and Stravinsky's Rite of Spring? THD3 ( talk) 14:55, 13 April 2009 (UTC)
I'm actually not familiar with the Stravinsky. Been meaning to check it out forever, but haven't gotten around: I'm more usually a fan of Classical & Romantic period music. I was aware there is a similarity. The writer James Lileks, referenced in the notes for the Doomsday Machine article, mentions it in the link. But I haven't heard it myself.
I've been thinking that the music should have its own section, both in the Doomsday Machine article and in the one for Amok Time, rather than just being a trivia note in each. Those are two important scores. Jeff Bond calls them "seminal"; and it's significant that they were the first scores released on an album, after the pilots. Both of them are super-familiar to people; the Amok Time score in particular shows up all the time in pop culture settings. What do you think? Jim Hardy ( talk) 15:26, 13 April 2009 (UTC)
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