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Cause & Effect
"Is Nothing Sacred?"
Weekly Program
Lightning's Girl
 Cause & Effect  Contact Contributor
Aug. 21, 2012, 7:59 p.m.
There are a million reasons why people love or hate Wes Anderson film's but one thing I think we can all agree on is that the music found in his films are as memorable as any script, actor performance, or eye candy captured by his camera. In short, the music of Wes Anderson films are as powerful and meaningful as the movies themselves. People tend to give Anderson or his co-writers all the credit for these soundtracks but in truth there are two other men who truly deserve the applaud for the bulk of his work: Mark Mothersbaugh (score composer and yes, the guy from Devo) and Randall Poster (music supervisor - my hero!).

“Is nothing sacred?” : Wes Anderson Soundtracks 101 Download Program Podcast
02:01:43 1 Aug. 16, 2012
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