[K5pbem] Kazei 5 Soundtrack: Hong Kong

[nestor42 at aol.com]

Well, unless folks are adverse to more Matrix music in the soundtrack, 
I humbly submit the Clubbed to Death track from the first movie. It has 
a good "character introduction" theme to it, otherwise known as "music 
to walk in slow motion to". :-)

Actually, when I listen to it, I get the visual image of someone 
looking at the Hong Kong street scene from the window of a taxi as it 
wends its way through the city, interspersed with flashback images of a 
woman pouring tea. Don't ask.

"Reality Bites... and I've got the toothmarks to prove it!"
- Nestor D. Rodriguez -

-----Original Message-----
From: Mike Surbrook <susano at guisarme.net>
To: k5pbem at devermore.net
Sent: Mon, 20 Mar 2006 14:36:09 -0500 (EST)
Subject: [K5pbem] Kazei 5 Soundtrack: Hong Kong

I've bee thinking a bit on what to put into the 78-79 minutes of music 
for this soundtrack, and this is what I've selected so far (note: these 
selections are only tentative). 
 
Battle Without Honor Of Humanity (Kill Bill) -- opening track to the K5 
HK OST 
 
Rain (Cowboy Bebop) -- female vocals? 
 
Casino Fight (Kung Fu Hustle) -- one of several instrumentals "fight 
music" pieces 
 
Morpheous versus Neo (The Matrix) -- more fight music 
 
Shine (Hellsing) -- Possible ending track 
 
Ready Steady Go (Korean Style) (Collateral) -- HK club music 
 
Hero (ooverture from Hero) -- one of several instrumentals "fight 
music" pieces 
 
The Echo Game (House of Flying Daggers) -- one of several instrumentals 
"fight music" pieces 
 
Get The Funk Out (Full Contact) -- By the band Extreme. Great peice to 
get the blood pumping. 
 
Hey Man, Nice Shot (Filter) -- General, all-purpose "heroic bloodshed" 
peice 
 
Read Or Die (Main Theme) -- Suggested because of the general beat 
 
New Dominion Tank Police -- Opening, if only for the guitars. 
 
Any thoughts on this? 
 
-- Michael Surbrook 
susano at guisarme . net http://surbrook.devermore.net/index/ 
An apt and true reply was given to Alexander the Great by a pirate who 
had 
been seized. For when that king had asked the man what he meant by 
keeping 
hostile possession of the sea, he answered with bold pride. "What thou 
meanest by seizing the whole earth; but because I do it with a petty 
ship, 
I am called a robber, whilst thou who dost it with a great fleet art 
styled emperor." 
 
St. Augustine, The City of God 
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