@@ricardodarciroThank you again for your nice comment! ✨✨ I'm very happy that you, who loved this movie and its soundtrack, enjoyed it.😃 I also love this movie and its soundtrack, and have been listening to it on my iPod for years when I'm out and about. This is an intro video that I made, and there is a scene in the movie where Sarah wakes up three times, and twice there is a scene where she takes what appears to be a psychotropic drug. At some point, I began to think that that scene had a very important relationship to the story.🤔 I picked it up in my cover video this time.😋
Another classic!The first 20 mins of Dawn and esp this film ooze with desperation and tension. It's so palpable. Romero got it just right. Also had this in The Crazies too ,another classic. The middle section has those lovely sparse sections which make the feeling of disconnect real.They are safe ...but are they? The threat usually coming from other people mainly, the zombies are just there to capitalise on our mistakes.These are going on my playlist!
Hi Adam Reade✨✨ Thank you for your wonderful comments! And thank you so much for adding me to your playlist!😃 I'm happy to have fun with zombie fans. yes! Romero is excellent in making the audience understand the complicated situation of the story in a short time at the beginning. Certainly, zombies proliferated due to human optimism and mistakes, And the zombies will not miss even the smallest mistakes of those who escaped. This tragedy is also advice for us.
Thank you for finding this video!✨✨ And I'm glad that you wrote a nice comment. I was just watching "The World's End: The Making Of 'Day Of The Dead' (720p) George A. Romero" on UA-cam.😋 In Japan, there are few opportunities to come across related videos like this outside of movies, so I really enjoyed it.
I love when you deviate a bit from the original using the same exact sounds as the original! It's like an alternate take from the day they produced the music. Amazing!
Hi Alexander OjedaMore😃 Thanks again for writing a comment!✨✨ For this production, I started by obtaining a synthesizer (a duplicate soft synth) that he is rumored to have used. It was a synth that was a generation before mine, so I had a bit of a hard time learning how to make sounds. By imitating him, I realized his talent again. His work was very well made and beautiful.✨
Great to see you still making so many videos of your music! I commented on your covers some months ago (Canadian guy living in Tokyo, maybe you remember :D if not it's okay lol) My wife is also from Japan like you, and when I showed her this movie she loved this music, but whenever I hum it in our house (the bass part around 1:06) it makes her feel too anxious and she gets mad hahaha
Hi Jay Roi✨✨ Of course I remember you!😀👍 We talked about how you left movie software at your parents' house and came to Japan. (There is a complete version on UA-cam! etc.) hahah! The bass line around 1:06 is a combative and uplifting rhythm for us men, but it can certainly be unsettling for women.😉 I noticed this while putting on the cover. The same goes for "Dawn," but I noticed that it uses a lot of military march-like rhythms. It's cool as music, so it would be great if we could share the fun.✌
Hi badvibesdude✨✨ Thank you for writing such a nice comment! I also like this movie track, and I listened to the regular edition CD, 2 CD set, and vinyl version. I still love it.😋
@@Time1019 Yeah, I have the double-LP vinyl rerelease from a couple of years ago. It's a great one. This movie tormented me as a kid. Zombies were the only thing that bugged me. The opening still gets to me.
@@Badvibesdude Nice! 👍The record version is still impressive. In Japan, magazines and TV commercials were popular even before the movie was released. The magazine had a special feature on special makeup, and even included how to apply makeup. I was 9 years old at the time, so I couldn't see it in the theater due to age restrictions.😅 A few months later, I rented a rental video and saw it, and it was a very shocking work. I was scared, but for some reason I also felt cool.
Waw, such an amazing work on this cover! My top 3 movie, certainly the one I've seen the most, as well as well as dawn. Great job! You could have finished with the world inside your eyes!
hi The Virtual Robinson Thank you for finding this video. And thanks for the very nice comments.✨✨ "Day" is one of my favorite movies, I bought it on VHS, DVD, and Blu-ray, and I still watch it often. Regarding "The World Inside Your Eyes", if someone does the vocals, I'd like to try.😋
@@Time1019 I wonder if you could do the music without the vocals. I don't know how you so accurately recreate the sounds in all of these songs, but I'm beginning to believe that you are a wizard!
@@Whaaat2008 Hi Alexander OjedaMore Thank you for your kind words! i'm not a wizard during work, i faint in agony on the floor every time i face a difficult problem.😂 When that doesn't work, I drink whiskey and go to sleep☠ A karaoke video with lyrics displayed might be fun for everyone to enjoy.😃 When I have time, I would like to try it someday.✨✨
Thank you for finding this video!✨✨ I didn't know until recently that this soundtrack was unpopular at the time when "Day" was released. (I learned about this from John Harrison's interview video.) I feel this soundtrack is a masterpiece. I'm glad you enjoyed it too😀
@@Time1019 Indeed, the Day of the Dead music is epic. I can just sit there and listen to the entire score and picture scene after scene perfectly. And you're recreation is a great homage to it! If the HomepageOfTheDead website wasn't basically mothballed I'd be seeing if I could do an article about your cover(s). I'll certainly being posting about the pieces on the forum.
@@hpotd Hi HomepageOfTheDead✨✨ This is the first time I found out about your website. I was surprised because I don't see such a passionate community in Japan! Until I started using the Internet, I had no chance to meet people who loved Romero. (I felt like I was the only person in Japan who knew Romero.) Thank you so much for liking my cover!😃 I didn't have the sheet music or any information about the instruments Harrison used, so it was very difficult and time consuming to recreate the magic that Harrison did, but I wanted to share each scene from the movie with the people who would listen. I worked hard to create music that would remind me of how I felt while watching it. Therefore, your comment makes me very happy and makes me feel that creating the cover was worth it. Thank you for your very nice comment!✨
This is one of the only horror movies I can still watch that gives me this anxious and uneasy feeling of claustrophobia and hopelessness. You do amazing covers, man.
I'm glad you found this video and thank you for your kind comments.✨✨ As the visitors to my channel say, there is no other true horror movie like George.😁 George's Zombie Trilogy is especially prophetic and realistic. And it pulls us into the movie and makes us think. I think it's a really great movie. I am happy to share this film with you.😃👍
@@ИнтереснаЯМУЗЫКА Thank you for writing a comment!✨✨ yes. Lucio Fulci is also popular. And I apologize if I offended you. I don't yet have the knowledge to see the difference in talent between Lucio Fulci and Romero. When I was six years old, I was shocked for the first time in my life by a Romero movie, so my eyes and mind shut out everything else. And it transfixed me a lot of the time. However, I watched the remastered version of ZOMBIE2 again a few months ago.
@@Time1019 Yes, there are no hard feelings))) I watched Zombie 2 when I was 10 years old and after that I was afraid to go to the toilet at night))) A very scary and atmospheric film, with wonderful music
@@ИнтереснаЯМУЗЫКА When I was 6 years old, classic horror was the mainstream in Japan. (Dracula, Frankenstein, Mummy Man, Merman, and Japanese Ghost) Therefore, zombies were a very new and shocking horror for me.😱 Music also records the memories of that time.😉 If I were to imagine running into a zombie at night like the ones that appear in ZOMBIE2, the journey from going to the bathroom to coming back would be life-threatening.LoL
Great cover! 👏 I love this score. Despite the dark parts its still got alot of hope and so much warmness. Just like in the film whenever you see the blue skies and palm trees there is hope. There's a light at the end of the tunnel.
Thank you for finding this video and for writing such a wonderful comment!✨✨ Yes. I also think that what's so great about this music is how the story progresses as "ultimate despair" and "a little bit of hope" struggle with each other. And it's really interesting how it has phrases here and there that remind me of "Bub."😋
@@Time1019 Also I love the fact they made it a suite - it works so well as a single long song. A real journey. I dont think its very common to have suites on a film scores.
@@glencromusic Hi GlenCro✨✨ Yes. Also, interestingly, I noticed when I was making the cover of this suite that it was almost always based on the ending theme, "The World Inside Your Eyes."😋 We can hear it in tense scenes and in scenes where we feel relieved. I enjoyed this cover, but at the same time, I was blown away by his talent. "LoL"
Hi Kkynzky😃 Thank you for always watching my videos!✨✨ I have experienced many setbacks this time. Once again I understood the greatness of John Harrison
Thank you for your very nice comment!✨ I did it by ear. It was difficult and I almost gave up many times, but I also liked this track so I tried until the end.💪 I'm really happy that you enjoyed it.😃
@@Time1019 Thanks for hanging in there. I know how you feel, but when you keep at it and you pull it off, it's a great feeling. This is a great piece of music and you've captured it perfectly!
@@Whaaat2008 Hi Alexander Ojeda✨✨ Thank you for your nice comment! I've been listening to this music since I was in elementary school, but when I listened to this song intensively during this production, I discovered many things and I was once again impressed by John Harrison's work. And yes. I almost lost my confidence many times during this work, I felt really good when I got it done.😋
Hi Sincere Daffodil😃 Thank you for your very kind comment!✨✨ I have tried to research as much as possible the instruments John used and reproduce them with currently available substitutes😋 いきなりですが、Sincere Daffodil さんのチャンネルを拝見したら日本語だった（笑） 関東在住でしょうか？僕、大阪人です✌✨
Ooh, I like how you captured the opening's ambience, like the somewhat distant laughter, sounds... nice dedication! And I always enjoyed the part where the undead awaken; 4:15
Thank you again for watching my video and writing a nice comment! I wasn't aware of the existence of "laughter" until I listened and covered it. John Harrison had a huge amount of other polite work, so I wasn't sure if I could finish the project.😉 4:15 The appearance of Dr Tongue was impressive. 📣Helloooo, is there anybody there !!??📣
@@Time1019 I always listened to the opening, it had such an eerie atmospheric tone, like if you'd listen closely; I could make out the faint muffled, but ambient laugh?... and other sounds, like something clanking and echoes...
@@wkeeble1251 At the beginning of this music produced by John Harrison Non-character laughter can be heard, as well as the opening and closing of iron doors or cages. (I feel like the woman's laughter has a different personality than Sarah's.) In my mind, I pictured a scene where she tortures and locks up her zombies after catching them. Maybe... It is possible that Romero's first written libretto was incorporated into the music. Or someone in a grave that was inside the base?🤔
Wow, this is a VERY solid job you've done, the passion you put into it is really visible! The original music (one of my all time favorite movie soundtracks) gives the feeling that the apocalypse has taken over the world. The Caribbean touch makes you feel like death is lurking behind even a warm, sunny day at the beach. In your version, the emphasis is more on the dark and gloomy atmosphere of the underground bunker, not the summer feeling of Florida, but the cold death underground. You can feel the terror of the situation the characters find themselves in, as John described it, "A great big 14-mile Tombstone." Even the Caribbean tone toward the end feels like a facade, as if the Ritz is trying to hide behind lifeless plastic palm trees and posters of empty beaches from the dark abyss that exists not only in the salt mine, but in the outside world and even inside the military facility. Good Job!
Thank you for your very polite and kind comment!✨✨ You've watched this movie very well and you feel a lot of things.😀 I am very happy to talk to someone who also loves this movie I knew part of the information of the synthesizer that John Harriso used in advance, After that, I transcribed by ear while thinking about "several scenes where Sarah wakes up from her dream". If there was more information, the degree of completion might have been raised, As for the "feel" you mention, it's a flavor that only John Harrison can match. I have come to respect him again this time. I also like Dr. Franken's words, but let's put that aside. The scene where John talks to Sarah in The RITZ is very impressive. Also, the music adds to the atmosphere. At this time John speaking I feel as if God is speaking. And it was the only moment that gave off a ray of hope.
@@Time1019 Yes, yes, Day of the Dead is a very good film, almost perfect in my opinion. I'm very interested in your work, it's very impressive, not only that you made this wonderful music yourself, but also by listening to it. It's a real talent here. What kind of music do you work with, is it a certain kind of music?
@@lutho7693 I especially feel that the trilogy from "night" to "day" is a masterpiece.👍 A huge amount of zombie movies have been released so far, but it doesn't surpass Romero. Thank you for rating my music!😃 First of all, I enjoy music as a hobby.😁 In my personal work, I often make music for BGM without specifying a genre. However, I can't play stringed instruments, and I can't sing, so my range of expression is limited. My BGM was for a limited time only, but it has been used in company commercials, radio programs, and prefectural theme parks. Other than that, I am also producing J-POP with a female vocalist who can write lyrics in a music unit called "Swing_By".✨
@@Time1019 Yes, George Romeo's Dead Trilogy is peak Zombie Cinema and will probably never be out matched in that sense. As I said, I find your work very interesting, are you familiar with Riz Ortolani's Music? Mondo Cane, Cannibal Holocaust, etc. ?
@@lutho7693 Thanks so much.✨✨ I didn't know about Riz Ortolani, so I was doing my desk work while playing the two songs you taught me on UA-cam. So you're in charge of the music for "Cannibal Holocaust". I've heard of "Cannibal Holocaust", but I've never seen it. (But I do know that Cannibal Holocaust will be released with a full-length remastered version later this year😁) I liked the piano phrases played on Mondo by Riz Ortolani.
Hi Major C Cunliffe😃 Thank you for your wonderful comment! ✨✨ This movie is so wonderful, and the impression changes depending on the viewing angle, so I have watched it many times. There are several scenes in the movie where Sarah wakes up and takes medicine from the first aid station, and each time it seems like a change is happening in Sarah's own mind. And when Sarah finally wakes up, she is bathed in sunlight. it's your dream or my dream or somebody's dream... I can't put it into words, but I am one of the people who are fascinated by this movie.😋
Thank you for finding this video!✨✨ And I also appreciate your nice comments.😀 I first learned about "zombies" when I saw a Romero movie. However, I think I'm convinced that Romero's work is a classic zombie movie, even after watching other zombie movies. The movie's atmosphere, story, appearance, music, and more are deeply immersive, and the older I get, the more I discover new things about this movie.✌
My all time #1 pick for a horror classic, this is the best zombie movie in my opinion, with Dawn coming in second, only because this one is actually scarier. I love the zombie origin explanation in Day better than any other version. “Maybe god thought we were getting too big for our britches, maybe he wanted to show us who’s boss again”. When he talks about the futility of keeping records and and how they should just fly away and live life is a great affirmation for anyone at anytime. A universal and useful concept. Better than toxic sludge that fell off a military truck in my opinion. I think if zombies do happen and it’s apocalyptic, it will indeed remain a mystery, the origin I mean, because it takes a whole world of people with PHD’s and Labs to figure out any scientific mysteries and if all that shit is gone than we dead and blind folks.
Hi Joseph Henry Luckinbill✨✨ Thank you for writing such a wonderful comment! Your opinion is exactly the same as mine, and I was impressed by your deeper consideration of this film. "Night" focused on ordinary people, and "DAWN" focused on the military, media, and political system. "Day" finally focused on a scientific perspective. I think the explanation of the "R complex" and the mention of zombies having a limited lifespan were very exciting for people who like logical thinking. And I think Terry's line in "RITZ" was very important for this movie. The voodoo idea mentioned by Peter in "DAWN" stuck with me, but hearing Terry's idea in "Day" was an eye-opener for me. And yes. The fact that the cause of the zombie outbreak is unknown throughout the series gives the film a sense of fear and realism. In other words, the real thrill is that humans cannot arrive at the answer. I'm sorry that I can't stop when I start talking... "LoL" I'm very happy to have had a deep discussion with you.😃
@@LUGENBÜHLSTÜDIOS thank you to you too! 😀 I'm happy that there are people who love Romero as much as I do. Since you are also a creator, I thought you were watching movies with a deeper perspective and consideration. and your smart writing skills amused me😋 "It lives in me rent free" This unique expression has a grin on my face right now.😆
Do you have a SoundCloud account , I imagine if you put this on there this would rack up the likes . Great channel btw and I love your covers . I would love to see more of what you put out .
Hi Daniel Zarrello✨✨ Thank you very much for your very nice comment! I'm really happy that you know about my cover work!😃 thank you! Currently, I am registering a playlist of podcast covers on UA-cam, I'm thinking of collecting just the covers and posting them on Soundcloud as well.
Thank you for finding this video and for writing such a nice comment!✨✨ And thank you so much for subscribing to this channel!😃 Yeah. Rather than trying to make the music similar, I sought to create the same atmosphere that can be felt in the original.😋 And I would be happy if everyone wanted to see this movie again.🧟🧟♂🧟♀
Thank you for the wonderful comment!😀 Of course I like "DAWN," but in "DAY," I feel a strong sense of reality because it's a movie that exposes the essence of human nature, such as intelligence, violence, and love. George left a really good movie in this world.✨✨
Hi Jackson Fritts✨✨ Thank you for finding this video! Thanks again for the fun question about music! When I listened to it, it sounded like I was using a reverse effect (reverb or delay).🤔 However, I noticed that two different phrases were played besides the main phrase. Hidden phrases are polyrhythms. (For example, a 3-beat loop for 1 bar)
Your Japanese is so good! kyodai😁 I have participated in a number of BGM composition competitions recruited by companies, but I have never been involved in film music. I just enjoy music as a hobby.😋
thank you for worrying about me!😃 I have obtained permission from the company that owns the copyright and UA-cam during the upload process, so there are no yellow cards and no problems have occurred. (Clerical procedures regarding copyright on UA-cam are automated by AI.) Only monetization is disabled.😉
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This is beautiful :') nice work!
I'm glad you found this video, thank you😀
And I'm glad you enjoyed it
your comment is encouraging✨✨
Day of the dead has one of my all time favourite soundtracks and this is a very great cover (and the intro edit is so cool too) congrats!@@Time1019
@@ricardodarciroThank you again for your nice comment! ✨✨
I'm very happy that you, who loved this movie and its soundtrack, enjoyed it.😃
I also love this movie and its soundtrack, and have been listening to it on my iPod for years when I'm out and about.
This is an intro video that I made, and there is a scene in the movie where Sarah wakes up three times, and twice there is a scene where she takes what appears to be a psychotropic drug.
At some point, I began to think that that scene had a very important relationship to the story.🤔
I picked it up in my cover video this time.😋
This is gold. cheers from Vancouver.
Hi Sean Adams😃
Thank you for your wonderful comment!! I✨✨
've heard that Vancouver is also very developed in the arts, so I feel very honored💞
Truely Fantastic!! 👍👌
The Awesomeness Continues!! 👊✊😊😲
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It's a little early, but Happy Halloween🧟🧟♂🧟♀
Thank you for finding this video!✨✨
I'm very happy to hear your comment and that you enjoyed it.😃
Happy Halloween! 🎃👊✊✌🎃🍁
@@tomlichnofsky.7048 ✨🎃🍬🧟🥧🧟♂🍭🧟♀🎃✨😋😋
Another classic!The first 20 mins of Dawn and esp this film ooze with desperation and tension. It's so palpable. Romero got it just right. Also had this in The Crazies too ,another classic. The middle section has those lovely sparse sections which make the feeling of disconnect real.They are safe ...but are they? The threat usually coming from other people mainly, the zombies are just there to capitalise on our mistakes.These are going on my playlist!
Hi Adam Reade✨✨
Thank you for your wonderful comments!
And thank you so much for adding me to your playlist!😃
I'm happy to have fun with zombie fans.
yes! Romero is excellent in making the audience understand the complicated situation of the story in a short time at the beginning.
Certainly, zombies proliferated due to human optimism and mistakes,
And the zombies will not miss even the smallest mistakes of those who escaped.
This tragedy is also advice for us.
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉khi
u got me going now ill be watching the film again very soon
nice job at this mix !
Thank you for finding this video!✨✨
And I'm glad that you wrote a nice comment.
I was just watching "The World's End: The Making Of 'Day Of The Dead' (720p) George A. Romero" on UA-cam.😋
In Japan, there are few opportunities to come across related videos like this outside of movies, so I really enjoyed it.
I love when you deviate a bit from the original using the same exact sounds as the original! It's like an alternate take from the day they produced the music. Amazing!
Hi Alexander OjedaMore😃
Thanks again for writing a comment!✨✨
For this production, I started by obtaining a synthesizer (a duplicate soft synth) that he is rumored to have used.
It was a synth that was a generation before mine, so I had a bit of a hard time learning how to make sounds.
By imitating him, I realized his talent again.
His work was very well made and beautiful.✨
Great to see you still making so many videos of your music! I commented on your covers some months ago (Canadian guy living in Tokyo, maybe you remember :D if not it's okay lol)
My wife is also from Japan like you, and when I showed her this movie she loved this music, but whenever I hum it in our house (the bass part around 1:06) it makes her feel too anxious and she gets mad hahaha
Hi Jay Roi✨✨
Of course I remember you!😀👍
We talked about how you left movie software at your parents' house and came to Japan.
(There is a complete version on UA-cam! etc.)
hahah! The bass line around 1:06 is a combative and uplifting rhythm for us men, but it can certainly be unsettling for women.😉
I noticed this while putting on the cover. The same goes for "Dawn," but I noticed that it uses a lot of military march-like rhythms.
It's cool as music, so it would be great if we could share the fun.✌
I liked and subscribed about a minute in. This is one of my favorite horror soundtracks ever. Excellent job.
Hi badvibesdude✨✨
Thank you for writing such a nice comment!
I also like this movie track, and I listened to the regular edition CD, 2 CD set, and vinyl version. I still love it.😋
@@Time1019 Yeah, I have the double-LP vinyl rerelease from a couple of years ago. It's a great one. This movie tormented me as a kid. Zombies were the only thing that bugged me. The opening still gets to me.
@@Badvibesdude
Nice! 👍The record version is still impressive.
In Japan, magazines and TV commercials were popular even before the movie was released.
The magazine had a special feature on special makeup, and even included how to apply makeup.
I was 9 years old at the time, so I couldn't see it in the theater due to age restrictions.😅
A few months later, I rented a rental video and saw it, and it was a very shocking work.
I was scared, but for some reason I also felt cool.
Waw, such an amazing work on this cover! My top 3 movie, certainly the one I've seen the most, as well as well as dawn. Great job! You could have finished with the world inside your eyes!
hi The Virtual Robinson
Thank you for finding this video. And thanks for the very nice comments.✨✨
"Day" is one of my favorite movies, I bought it on VHS, DVD, and Blu-ray, and I still watch it often.
Regarding "The World Inside Your Eyes", if someone does the vocals, I'd like to try.😋
@@Time1019 I wonder if you could do the music without the vocals. I don't know how you so accurately recreate the sounds in all of these songs, but I'm beginning to believe that you are a wizard!
@@Whaaat2008
Hi Alexander OjedaMore
Thank you for your kind words!
i'm not a wizard during work, i faint in agony on the floor every time i face a difficult problem.😂
When that doesn't work, I drink whiskey and go to sleep☠
A karaoke video with lyrics displayed might be fun for everyone to enjoy.😃
When I have time, I would like to try it someday.✨✨
Ha ha! I know how you feel, but as you’ve demonstrated persistence wins the day!
@@Whaaat2008 Until the day I complete
I had many dreams that I cleared the difficult part of this song.
Apparently I was working in my dream...😆
Fabulous stuff.
Thank you for finding this video!✨✨
I didn't know until recently that this soundtrack was unpopular at the time when "Day" was released.
(I learned about this from John Harrison's interview video.)
I feel this soundtrack is a masterpiece.
I'm glad you enjoyed it too😀
@@Time1019 Indeed, the Day of the Dead music is epic. I can just sit there and listen to the entire score and picture scene after scene perfectly. And you're recreation is a great homage to it!
If the HomepageOfTheDead website wasn't basically mothballed I'd be seeing if I could do an article about your cover(s). I'll certainly being posting about the pieces on the forum.
@@hpotd Hi HomepageOfTheDead✨✨
This is the first time I found out about your website.
I was surprised because I don't see such a passionate community in Japan!
Until I started using the Internet, I had no chance to meet people who loved Romero. (I felt like I was the only person in Japan who knew Romero.)
Thank you so much for liking my cover!😃
I didn't have the sheet music or any information about the instruments Harrison used, so it was very difficult and time consuming to recreate the magic that Harrison did, but I wanted to share each scene from the movie with the people who would listen. I worked hard to create music that would remind me of how I felt while watching it.
Therefore, your comment makes me very happy and makes me feel that creating the cover was worth it.
Thank you for your very nice comment!✨
This is one of the only horror movies I can still watch that gives me this anxious and uneasy feeling of claustrophobia and hopelessness. You do amazing covers, man.
I'm glad you found this video and thank you for your kind comments.✨✨
As the visitors to my channel say, there is no other true horror movie like George.😁
George's Zombie Trilogy is especially prophetic and realistic.
And it pulls us into the movie and makes us think.
I think it's a really great movie.
I am happy to share this film with you.😃👍
@@Time1019 Zombie 2 from Lucio Fulci is 100 heads above these comedies by George Romero
@@ИнтереснаЯМУЗЫКА Thank you for writing a comment!✨✨
yes. Lucio Fulci is also popular.
And I apologize if I offended you.
I don't yet have the knowledge to see the difference in talent between Lucio Fulci and Romero.
When I was six years old, I was shocked for the first time in my life by a Romero movie, so my eyes and mind shut out everything else.
And it transfixed me a lot of the time.
However, I watched the remastered version of ZOMBIE2 again a few months ago.
@@Time1019 Yes, there are no hard feelings))) I watched Zombie 2 when I was 10 years old and after that I was afraid to go to the toilet at night))) A very scary and atmospheric film, with wonderful music
@@ИнтереснаЯМУЗЫКА When I was 6 years old, classic horror was the mainstream in Japan. (Dracula, Frankenstein, Mummy Man, Merman, and Japanese Ghost)
Therefore, zombies were a very new and shocking horror for me.😱
Music also records the memories of that time.😉
If I were to imagine running into a zombie at night like the ones that appear in ZOMBIE2, the journey from going to the bathroom to coming back would be life-threatening.LoL
Great cover! 👏 I love this score. Despite the dark parts its still got alot of hope and so much warmness. Just like in the film whenever you see the blue skies and palm trees there is hope. There's a light at the end of the tunnel.
Thank you for finding this video and for writing such a wonderful comment!✨✨
Yes. I also think that what's so great about this music is how the story progresses as "ultimate despair" and "a little bit of hope" struggle with each other.
And it's really interesting how it has phrases here and there that remind me of "Bub."😋
@@Time1019 Also I love the fact they made it a suite - it works so well as a single long song. A real journey. I dont think its very common to have suites on a film scores.
@@glencromusic Hi GlenCro✨✨
Yes. Also, interestingly, I noticed when I was making the cover of this suite that it was almost always based on the ending theme, "The World Inside Your Eyes."😋
We can hear it in tense scenes and in scenes where we feel relieved.
I enjoyed this cover, but at the same time, I was blown away by his talent. "LoL"
You're back with a masterpiece! 😃
Hi Kkynzky😃
Thank you for always watching my videos!✨✨
I have experienced many setbacks this time.
Once again I understood the greatness of John Harrison
this soundtrack amps me up and this cover does a better job of doing that fair play man
Thank you for your very nice comment!✨
I did it by ear.
It was difficult and I almost gave up many times, but I also liked this track so I tried until the end.💪
I'm really happy that you enjoyed it.😃
@@Time1019 Thanks for hanging in there. I know how you feel, but when you keep at it and you pull it off, it's a great feeling. This is a great piece of music and you've captured it perfectly!
@@Whaaat2008 Hi Alexander Ojeda✨✨
Thank you for your nice comment!
I've been listening to this music since I was in elementary school, but when I listened to this song intensively during this production, I discovered many things and I was once again impressed by John Harrison's work.
And yes. I almost lost my confidence many times during this work,
I felt really good when I got it done.😋
The sound quality is good ! It feels like Day of the Dead has been revived anew .
Hi Sincere Daffodil😃
Thank you for your very kind comment!✨✨
I have tried to research as much as possible the instruments John used and reproduce them with currently available substitutes😋
いきなりですが、Sincere Daffodil さんのチャンネルを拝見したら日本語だった（笑）
関東在住でしょうか？僕、大阪人です✌✨
@@Time1019
Oh! He was japanese !
Time 1019 さん日本人だったのですね！大阪ですか、私は東京です。
外国語のご返信がお上手で凄い！そして「死霊のえじき」サントラアレンジいけてます！
@@sinceredaffodil2777 おぉ！海外で日本人と出会ったくらいの喜び（笑）と同時に、若干マニアックなこの映画のファン同士である事もめちゃくちゃ嬉しいです☆
いえ、英語は全くでGoogle翻訳で何とか😅スラング交じりの一般用語がまだ分からなくて冗談を使えないのがちょっと悔しいです（笑）
耳コピだったのですが、途中何度も何やってるのか分からない箇所の壁があって音色も作れないしで心折れながらでした😁
ですので、サントラ気に入っていただけて本当に嬉しいです！
Ooh, I like how you captured the opening's ambience, like the somewhat distant laughter, sounds... nice dedication!
And I always enjoyed the part where the undead awaken; 4:15
Thank you again for watching my video and writing a nice comment!
I wasn't aware of the existence of "laughter" until I listened and covered it.
John Harrison had a huge amount of other polite work, so
I wasn't sure if I could finish the project.😉
4:15
The appearance of Dr Tongue was impressive.
📣Helloooo, is there anybody there !!??📣
@@Time1019 I always listened to the opening, it had such an eerie atmospheric tone, like if you'd listen closely; I could make out the faint muffled, but ambient laugh?... and other sounds, like something clanking and echoes...
@@wkeeble1251 At the beginning of this music produced by John Harrison
Non-character laughter can be heard, as well as the opening and closing of iron doors or cages.
(I feel like the woman's laughter has a different personality than Sarah's.)
In my mind, I pictured a scene where she tortures and locks up her zombies after catching them.
Maybe...
It is possible that Romero's first written libretto was incorporated into the music.
Or someone in a grave that was inside the base?🤔
Wow, this is a VERY solid job you've done, the passion you put into it is really visible!
The original music (one of my all time favorite movie soundtracks) gives the feeling that the apocalypse has taken over the world. The Caribbean touch makes you feel like death is lurking behind even a warm, sunny day at the beach.
In your version, the emphasis is more on the dark and gloomy atmosphere of the underground bunker, not the summer feeling of Florida, but the cold death underground.
You can feel the terror of the situation the characters find themselves in, as John described it, "A great big 14-mile Tombstone." Even the Caribbean tone toward the end feels like a facade, as if the Ritz is trying to hide behind lifeless plastic palm trees and posters of empty beaches from the dark abyss that exists not only in the salt mine, but in the outside world and even inside the military facility.
Good Job!
Thank you for your very polite and kind comment!✨✨
You've watched this movie very well and you feel a lot of things.😀
I am very happy to talk to someone who also loves this movie
I knew part of the information of the synthesizer that John Harriso used in advance,
After that, I transcribed by ear while thinking about "several scenes where Sarah wakes up from her dream".
If there was more information, the degree of completion might have been raised,
As for the "feel" you mention, it's a flavor that only John Harrison can match.
I have come to respect him again this time.
I also like Dr. Franken's words, but let's put that aside.
The scene where John talks to Sarah in The RITZ is very impressive.
Also, the music adds to the atmosphere.
At this time John speaking I feel as if God is speaking.
And it was the only moment that gave off a ray of hope.
@@Time1019
Yes, yes, Day of the Dead is a very good film, almost perfect in my opinion.
I'm very interested in your work, it's very impressive, not only that you made this wonderful music yourself, but also by listening to it. It's a real talent here.
What kind of music do you work with, is it a certain kind of music?
@@lutho7693 I especially feel that the trilogy from "night" to "day" is a masterpiece.👍
A huge amount of zombie movies have been released so far, but it doesn't surpass Romero.
Thank you for rating my music!😃
First of all, I enjoy music as a hobby.😁
In my personal work, I often make music for BGM without specifying a genre.
However, I can't play stringed instruments, and I can't sing, so my range of expression is limited.
My BGM was for a limited time only, but it has been used in company commercials, radio programs, and prefectural theme parks.
Other than that, I am also producing J-POP with a female vocalist who can write lyrics in a music unit called "Swing_By".✨
@@Time1019
Yes, George Romeo's Dead Trilogy is peak Zombie Cinema and will probably never be out matched in that sense.
As I said, I find your work very interesting, are you familiar with Riz Ortolani's Music? Mondo Cane, Cannibal Holocaust, etc. ?
@@lutho7693 Thanks so much.✨✨
I didn't know about Riz Ortolani, so
I was doing my desk work while playing the two songs you taught me on UA-cam.
So you're in charge of the music for "Cannibal Holocaust".
I've heard of "Cannibal Holocaust", but I've never seen it.
(But I do know that Cannibal Holocaust will be released with a full-length remastered version later this year😁)
I liked the piano phrases played on Mondo by Riz Ortolani.
when it breaks to the tune, i'm home, just right , and in order, good job , and yes i will re watch this absolute classic .in a bit
Hi Major C Cunliffe😃
Thank you for your wonderful comment! ✨✨
This movie is so wonderful, and the impression changes depending on the viewing angle, so I have watched it many times.
There are several scenes in the movie where Sarah wakes up and takes medicine from the first aid station,
and each time it seems like a change is happening in Sarah's own mind.
And when Sarah finally wakes up, she is bathed in sunlight.
it's your dream or my dream or somebody's dream...
I can't put it into words, but I am one of the people who are fascinated by this movie.😋
Lol the zombie pog
I couldn't help but use this expression on his face.😂
Dawn and Day are superior to any other zombie flick known to man....
They'll never be anything like these to Masterpieces..
Thank you for finding this video!✨✨
And I also appreciate your nice comments.😀
I first learned about "zombies" when I saw a Romero movie.
However, I think I'm convinced that Romero's work is a classic zombie movie, even after watching other zombie movies.
The movie's atmosphere, story, appearance, music, and more are deeply immersive, and the older I get, the more I discover new things about this movie.✌
Fulcis Zombie is up there.
My all time #1 pick for a horror classic, this is the best zombie movie in my opinion, with Dawn coming in second, only because this one is actually scarier. I love the zombie origin explanation in Day better than any other version. “Maybe god thought we were getting too big for our britches, maybe he wanted to show us who’s boss again”. When he talks about the futility of keeping records and and how they should just fly away and live life is a great affirmation for anyone at anytime. A universal and useful concept. Better than toxic sludge that fell off a military truck in my opinion. I think if zombies do happen and it’s apocalyptic, it will indeed remain a mystery, the origin I mean, because it takes a whole world of people with PHD’s and Labs to figure out any scientific mysteries and if all that shit is gone than we dead and blind folks.
Hi Joseph Henry Luckinbill✨✨
Thank you for writing such a wonderful comment!
Your opinion is exactly the same as mine, and I was impressed by your deeper consideration of this film.
"Night" focused on ordinary people, and "DAWN" focused on the military, media, and political system.
"Day" finally focused on a scientific perspective.
I think the explanation of the "R complex" and the mention of zombies having a limited lifespan were very exciting for people who like logical thinking.
And I think Terry's line in "RITZ" was very important for this movie.
The voodoo idea mentioned by Peter in "DAWN" stuck with me, but hearing Terry's idea in "Day" was an eye-opener for me.
And yes. The fact that the cause of the zombie outbreak is unknown throughout the series gives the film a sense of fear and realism.
In other words, the real thrill is that humans cannot arrive at the answer.
I'm sorry that I can't stop when I start talking... "LoL"
I'm very happy to have had a deep discussion with you.😃
@@Time1019 Thank you! I could talk about it for hours. It lives in me rent free. What a classic:)
@@LUGENBÜHLSTÜDIOS thank you to you too! 😀
I'm happy that there are people who love Romero as much as I do.
Since you are also a creator, I thought you were watching movies with a deeper perspective and consideration. and your smart writing skills amused me😋
"It lives in me rent free"
This unique expression has a grin on my face right now.😆
Do you have a SoundCloud account , I imagine if you put this on there this would rack up the likes . Great channel btw and I love your covers . I would love to see more of what you put out .
Hi Daniel Zarrello✨✨
Thank you very much for your very nice comment!
I'm really happy that you know about my cover work!😃
thank you! Currently, I am registering a playlist of podcast covers on UA-cam,
I'm thinking of collecting just the covers and posting them on Soundcloud as well.
Many Thanks!!!
спасибо и тебе!✨✨
Его фильмы несут многогранный смысл и являются одними из моих любимых фильмов.😋
I like how bub is listening
yeah! That's the best scene!😃
This scene seems to have been an idea by Howard Sherman.
This is EXTREMELY well done! Similar, but not the same. It has its own personality. Very good job! You got a sub out of me.👍🏾
Thank you for finding this video and for writing such a nice comment!✨✨
And thank you so much for subscribing to this channel!😃
Yeah. Rather than trying to make the music similar, I sought to create the same atmosphere that can be felt in the original.😋
And I would be happy if everyone wanted to see this movie again.🧟🧟♂🧟♀
probably the best zombie movie
Thank you for the wonderful comment!😀
Of course I like "DAWN," but in "DAY," I feel a strong sense of reality because it's a movie that exposes the essence of human nature, such as intelligence, violence, and love.
George left a really good movie in this world.✨✨
@@Time1019 Exactly.
@@zooshipcaptain8531 😃👍✨
Love it..
thank you!✨
And I'm happy to meet someone who likes this movie
This is EXCELLENT ❤
Hi Sr. M.Ed😀
Thank you for finding this video and writing a nice comment!✨✨
How did you get the beginning sequencer part down?!
Hi Jackson Fritts✨✨
Thank you for finding this video!
Thanks again for the fun question about music!
When I listened to it, it sounded like I was using a reverse effect (reverb or delay).🤔
However, I noticed that two different phrases were played besides the main phrase.
Hidden phrases are polyrhythms.
(For example, a 3-beat loop for 1 bar)
For timbre, you will need Arturia's Cmi2V, Prophet5V and Emulator2V.
映画音楽の作曲も依頼されていますか？英語で答えてください domo arigato kyodai
Your Japanese is so good! kyodai😁
I have participated in a number of BGM composition competitions recruited by companies, but I have never been involved in film music.
I just enjoy music as a hobby.😋
オープニングの絶望感
江藤さん、おはようございます☆
サラが目覚めるシーンが計４か所くらいあったと思うのですが、この始まり方からメッセージやキーワードが隠されているような気もしています😋
Bet it still got copyright claimed.
thank you for worrying about me!😃
I have obtained permission from the company that owns the copyright and UA-cam during the upload process, so there are no yellow cards and no problems have occurred.
(Clerical procedures regarding copyright on UA-cam are automated by AI.)
Only monetization is disabled.😉