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Well. I'm going out on a limb, but the soundtrack to Burial Ground is actually very creepy in my book. So I'd have to say that. |
Favorite is a tie between Goblin's Dawn and Harrison's Day, although Day probably get a slight lead with me. I also liked the "reuse" of Goblin's Contamination in Night of the Zombies. |
I love the music for...deep breath... |
Other than Night, Dawn & Day mine is Zombie. Love that euro-synth! |
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The whole thing is actually original except for a few parts. The part when is Jim is walking around London alone is a song by Godspeed! You Black Emporer, (it's not even on the soundtrack) the song when they're in the supermarket, (It's called AM180 by Grandaddy and is featured on the soundtrack) the song when the song when the group is looking at the horses (An Ending by Brian Eno) and the second song in the ending credits. (Season Song by the Blue States) |
I would have to say Dawn, the Goblin and Library music |
There are many library tracks and goblin tracks that I love from Dawn, but I think Day wins in my book. Although a bit dated and "80's" now, it's still a fantastic score. |
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