By Chris Snellgrove | Published
If you are a real fan of Ronald Moore’s Battlestar Galactica Restart, so you know that the real secret weapon of the show is music. From the openness to the very last plan, the composer Bear McCreary provided killer music that helped give life to the dark forecasts of the program. While the series itself often focused on high-tech innovations such as cylons, the “cylon theme” of the episode “You Can’t Home Home Again” was decidedly low-technology. In fact, it was secretly composed using kitchen utensils!
The cylon theme
Battlestar GalacticaMcCreary music music described its creative process for the episode, which included the creation of metallic sound effects. Conceptually, it was a very appropriate idea. Since the original cylons lacan metal monstrosities, it is logical that their theme song would have metallic effects. However, what no fan could predict is the Lofi way that McCreary created this music: “This theme was originally interpreted using pots, pots and toaster for Metal effects, “he said.
While the “cylon theme” can look like a fairly full piece of Battlestar GalacticaLore, this memorable piece of music was not introduced until “You can dt Retter Home Again”, the fifth episode of season 1. This episode was mainly focused on the question of knowing if Starbuck would survive after having crushed a cylon raid in a hostile moon of the hostile moon without oxygen. Meanwhile, the plot B follows Helo as it continues to try to survive on the post-apocalyptic caprica planet with what it thinks is boomer but is secretly a cylon.
Naturally, the most exciting pieces of this episode involve the fight of the life of Starbuck and the death of Starbuck and the difficult decisions of Commander Adama to devote fleet resources to his help. This has effectively formed the moral dilemma of the episode on the number of very limited resources which should be spent on the rescue effort of Starbuck. What is his life, asked for the episode, weighed against all humanity?
Perfect music Battlestar Galactica
Despite all this excitement, Helo and his Cylon Gal are part of the most exciting part of the whole episode involving a shooting in a kitchen. And the man behind everything Battlestar GalacticaThe greatest music was delighted when he saw the scene in question because this scene served a sweet and sweet irony.
Bear McCreary noted the irony that this emblematic piece of Battlestar Galactica The music “was composed before you have seen” You can’t go home “.” Why is it so important? According to his words, because the episode “includes a scene where Helo beats centurions in a coffee kitchen and ricochet bullets on pots, pots and a toaster!”
It’s true: he composed a song using kitchen utensils and only discovered that it was used in an episode with a kitchen shooting, which included assignments and clangs similar to those of his “Cylon theme”. And if you have already composed major jams in your own Kitchen using the pans that you are too lazy to make, just think: you swing in the footsteps of a primitive composer prime to the Emmy.
Even if you are not a Battlestar Galactica Fan, you are probably familiar with the name of Bear McCreary because he has created music for other emblematic shows, including Power rings,, Black sailsAnd Outland and major films such as Happy death day And Godzilla: King of monsters. Visionary music without effort of the director has let many fans wonder exactly how It manufactures the kind of themes that transport us in time and space. We now have an answer on exactly how McCreary prepares some of these tasty pieces, and it’s in the kitchen.
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