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                       Christopher_Lennertz-Vampires_Suck-(OST)-2010-CFD





                         ARtiSt...... : Christopher Lennertz
                         AlbUM....... : Vampires Suck
                         GENRE....... : Soundtrack
                         lAbEl....... : Lakeshore Records
                         CAtNR....... : LKS341892
                         SoURcE...... : CDDA
                         RiP.dAtE.... : 17-03-2011
                         StREEt.dAtE. : 31-08-2010
                         QUAlitY..... : VBR/44.1kHz/Joint Stereo
                         URl......... : http://www.amazon.com/Vampires-Suck-Score-Various-Artists/dp/B003XKB0Z8/
                         SiZE........ : 71.91MB



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       01.  What Would You Do?                                      2:02
       02.  Something Strange...                                    1:21
       03.  Meet The Sullens                                        2:26
       04.  Welcome To Sporks                                       0:44
       05.  Chemistry In Class                                      2:41
       06.  Attack On The Dock                                      2:00
       07.  Edward Saves Becca                                      2:10
       08.  Jacob's Crush - Self Defense                            1:38
       09.  Sleepwalking                                            2:44
       10.  I'm A Killer                                            3:44
       11.  First Kiss                                              2:27
       12.  Driving And Chasing                                     1:29
       13.  Becca Meets The Family                                  2:10
       14.  The Breakup - Killing Jack                              5:00
       15.  Frank Comforts Becca                                    1:03
       16.  Becca's Confrontation                                   1:40
       17.  Testing Edward                                          1:23
       18.  The Pack Arrives                                        1:17
       19.  Antoine Torn To Shreds                                  1:10
       20.  Becca is Dead?                                          4:04
       21.  Race To Prom                                            2:01
       22.  Edward Exposed                                          3:22
       23.  Becca Must Become A Vampire                             2:20
       24.  The Final Bite                                          1:37

                                                    Runtime..: 52:33 min




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               █ █▓    Vampires Suck: (Christopher          █▓ █
               █ █▓    Lennertz) Given how ripe the         █▓ █
               █ █▓    teenage vampire genre's crown        █▓ █
               █ █▓    jewel, The Twilight Saga, has        █▓ █
               █ █▓    become for lampooning, it's          █▓ █
               █ █▓    surprising that veteran satire       █▓ █
               █ █▓    writers and directors Jason          █▓ █
               █ █▓    Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer seem to  █▓ █
               █ █▓    have missed their opportunity to     █▓ █
               █ █▓    really impale the idiocy of that     █▓ █
               █ █▓    franchise with much skill in         █▓ █
               █ █▓    Vampires Suck. Then again, the 2010  █▓ █
               █ █▓    comedy was trying to parody a        █▓ █
               █ █▓    concept that is inherently so        █▓ █
               █ █▓    laughably juvenile in its original   █▓ █
               █ █▓    form that perhaps their task was     █▓ █
               █ █▓    impossible. Defying as usual the     █▓ █
               █ █▓    absolutely horrid critical response  █▓ █
               █ █▓    that these films often receive,      █▓ █
               █ █▓    Vampires Suck made a brief splash    █▓ █
               █ █▓    at the box office and has earned     █▓ █
               █ █▓    about the average gross for past     █▓ █
               █ █▓    Friedberg/Seltzer comedies like      █▓ █
               █ █▓    Meet the Spartans and Epic Movie.    █▓ █
               █ █▓    The duo takes almost all of their    █▓ █
               █ █▓    characters and plot elements from    █▓ █
               █ █▓    The Twilight Saga, leaving most of   █▓ █
               █ █▓    the names and general events intact  █▓ █
               █ █▓    but incorporating a major gag into   █▓ █
               █ █▓    each scene. Continuing his           █▓ █
               █ █▓    collaboration with Friedberg and     █▓ █
               █ █▓    Seltzer is composer Christopher      █▓ █
               █ █▓    Lennertz, whose career has           █▓ █
               █ █▓    thankfully crept further into the    █▓ █
               █ █▓    mainstream after producing           █▓ █
               █ █▓    impressive music in relative         █▓ █
               █ █▓    obscurity over the better part of    █▓ █
               █ █▓    the 2000's. Emerging from his toils  █▓ █
               █ █▓    with television series and video     █▓ █
               █ █▓    games is a budding feature film      █▓ █
               █ █▓    career defined by comedy music for   █▓ █
               █ █▓    (sometimes very fiscally             █▓ █
               █ █▓    successful) titles like Alvin and    █▓ █
               █ █▓    the Chipmunks, Marmaduke, and Cats   █▓ █
               █ █▓    & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty         █▓ █
               █ █▓    Galore, the latter two joining       █▓ █
               █ █▓    Vampires Suck as part of a busy      █▓ █
               █ █▓    2010 summer season for the           █▓ █
               █ █▓    composer. His music for Meet the     █▓ █
               █ █▓    Spartans in 2008 is a guilty         █▓ █
               █ █▓    pleasure of the highest order, a     █▓ █
               █ █▓    work that continues to impress in    █▓ █
               █ █▓    its clever pokes at the topic's      █▓ █
               █ █▓    established sound. As always, the    █▓ █
               █ █▓    point of satirical scores like Meet  █▓ █
               █ █▓    the Spartans and Disaster Movie is   █▓ █
               █ █▓    to play the film as if it was        █▓ █
               █ █▓    completely serious, therefore        █▓ █
               █ █▓    advancing the effectiveness of each  █▓ █
               █ █▓    joke. This opens worlds of           █▓ █
               █ █▓    opportunity for any composer,        █▓ █
               █ █▓    allowing genre stereotypes in music  █▓ █
               █ █▓    to be exploited in all their glory   █▓ █
               █ █▓    without any worry of plagiarism      █▓ █
               █ █▓    lawsuits. Additionally, by bloating  █▓ █
               █ █▓    the genre's sound to nearly          █▓ █
               █ █▓    overblown proportions, an            █▓ █
               █ █▓    entertaining listening experience    █▓ █
               █ █▓    on album can also result. Such is    █▓ █
               █ █▓    the case with Vampires Suck once     █▓ █
               █ █▓    again, another score that requires   █▓ █
               █ █▓    you to turn off your brain to        █▓ █
               █ █▓    appreciate the fact that it's        █▓ █
               █ █▓    arguably more effective than the     █▓ █
               █ █▓    actual scores for The Twilight       █▓ █
               █ █▓    Saga. Whereas the rotating           █▓ █
               █ █▓    composers for those films have       █▓ █
               █ █▓    never been able to truly nail down   █▓ █
               █ █▓    the musical identity of the          █▓ █
               █ █▓    franchise, Lennertz does it for      █▓ █
               █ █▓    them with ease.                      █▓ █
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               █ █▓    It didn't take an abundance of       █▓ █
               █ █▓    intellectual thought to accomplish   █▓ █
               █ █▓    this pinnacle of music for the       █▓ █
               █ █▓    concept, but then again, the         █▓ █
               █ █▓    franchise and its target audience    █▓ █
               █ █▓    aren't that musically sophisticated  █▓ █
               █ █▓    to begin with. But with creative     █▓ █
               █ █▓    attentiveness to audience            █▓ █
               █ █▓    expectations, Lennertz really did    █▓ █
               █ █▓    manage to write the best Twilight    █▓ █
               █ █▓    score for those who would            █▓ █
               █ █▓    appreciate it the most. It takes     █▓ █
               █ █▓    the contemporary, electric-guitar    █▓ █
               █ █▓    tones of Carter Burwell's original,  █▓ █
               █ █▓    incorporates the piano lyricism of   █▓ █
               █ █▓    Alexandre Desplat's sequel, and      █▓ █
               █ █▓    wraps them in the morbidly           █▓ █
               █ █▓    orchestral environment of Howard     █▓ █
               █ █▓    Shore's entry. Its constructs and    █▓ █
               █ █▓    instrumentation are wickedly         █▓ █
               █ █▓    appropriate for the topic, and much  █▓ █
               █ █▓    of this material could be tracked    █▓ █
               █ █▓    into the real thing without much     █▓ █
               █ █▓    audience unrest. It does have a      █▓ █
               █ █▓    downside, however, and it relates    █▓ █
               █ █▓    to an underpowered sound of the      █▓ █
               █ █▓    Hungarian orchestral players         █▓ █
               █ █▓    (especially compared to Debbie       █▓ █
               █ █▓    Wiseman's all-time favorite vampire  █▓ █
               █ █▓    spoof score, Lesbian Vampire         █▓ █
               █ █▓    Killers) and the need for dissonant  █▓ █
               █ █▓    stingers all the time to accompany   █▓ █
               █ █▓    sudden punch lines and funny         █▓ █
               █ █▓    shocks. Despite the deficiencies     █▓ █
               █ █▓    relating to the ensemble's depth,    █▓ █
               █ █▓    Lennertz and his crew do a good job  █▓ █
               █ █▓    of orchestrating the score and       █▓ █
               █ █▓    spreading its various sounds well    █▓ █
               █ █▓    enough in the mix to give the final  █▓ █
               █ █▓    result satisfying texture and        █▓ █
               █ █▓    attention to detail. The piano is    █▓ █
               █ █▓    in the forefront (as with Desplat)   █▓ █
               █ █▓    and electric guitar is used as a     █▓ █
               █ █▓    sound effect much like in Meet the   █▓ █
               █ █▓    Spartans. Little electronic whisps,  █▓ █
               █ █▓    xylophone, and cymbals join the      █▓ █
               █ █▓    ultra-cliche female vocalist in      █▓ █
               █ █▓    conveying a sense of wonder and      █▓ █
               █ █▓    fantasy. Acoustic guitar,            █▓ █
               █ █▓    contemporary percussive loops,       █▓ █
               █ █▓    enhanced electric bass, and lighter  █▓ █
               █ █▓    electric guitar performances lend a  █▓ █
               █ █▓    sense of coolness to the score.      █▓ █
               █ █▓    Solo string elements, seemingly      █▓ █
               █ █▓    electric at times, give the          █▓ █
               █ █▓    atmosphere a sense of demonic        █▓ █
               █ █▓    influence. Banging chimes and        █▓ █
               █ █▓    expansive brass represent the        █▓ █
               █ █▓    finality of young "Becca"'s          █▓ █
               █ █▓    choices. The thematic identities in  █▓ █
               █ █▓    Vampires Suck are dominated by its   █▓ █
               █ █▓    primary idea (presumably for         █▓ █
               █ █▓    Becca), stated early and often in    █▓ █
               █ █▓    many different guises. It receives   █▓ █
               █ █▓    fully symphonic force right off the  █▓ █
               █ █▓    bat in "What Would You Do?" and is   █▓ █
               █ █▓    reprised with even more gravity in   █▓ █
               █ █▓    "Becca Meets the Family" and "I'm a  █▓ █
               █ █▓    Killer." In the second half of the   █▓ █
               █ █▓    latter cue and in "First Kiss,"      █▓ █
               █ █▓    "The Breakup," "Frank Comforts       █▓ █
               █ █▓    Becca," and "The Final Bite,"        █▓ █
               █ █▓    Lennertz boils the theme down to     █▓ █
               █ █▓    solo piano backed by lush strings,   █▓ █
               █ █▓    guitar, or solo violin. While the    █▓ █
               █ █▓    expressions of this theme may not    █▓ █
               █ █▓    be as technically impressive as      █▓ █
               █ █▓    Desplat's music for the same         █▓ █
               █ █▓    concept, they are more easily        █▓ █
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               █ █▓    the score, led by a massive brass    █▓ █
               █ █▓    representation of the vampires in    █▓ █
               █ █▓    "What Would You Do?," "Race to       █▓ █
               █ █▓    Prom," and "Edward Exposed" and a    █▓ █
               █ █▓    softer idea on piano for Jacob in    █▓ █
               █ █▓    "Jacob's Crush."                     █▓ █
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               █ █▓    With these ingredients, Lennertz     █▓ █
               █ █▓    offers a score that will sound       █▓ █
               █ █▓    similar to enthusiasts of Meet the   █▓ █
               █ █▓    Spartans, but with its two           █▓ █
               █ █▓    personalities largely divided        █▓ █
               █ █▓    between the front and back halves    █▓ █
               █ █▓    of the score. After the opening      █▓ █
               █ █▓    volley of action, Lennertz's         █▓ █
               █ █▓    lighter material for character       █▓ █
               █ █▓    flirtations and contemplations is    █▓ █
               █ █▓    extremely attractive, the piano and  █▓ █
               █ █▓    female vocals both alluring in the   █▓ █
               █ █▓    most simplistic sense. A soothingly  █▓ █
               █ █▓    flowing romantic motif/rhythm        █▓ █
               █ █▓    inhabits these early portions, best  █▓ █
               █ █▓    heard in "Chemistry in Class." The   █▓ █
               █ █▓    latter half of "Meet the Sullens,"   █▓ █
               █ █▓    "Chemistry in Class," and parts of   █▓ █
               █ █▓    "I'm a Killer" (among others)        █▓ █
               █ █▓    present the female vocal solos in a  █▓ █
               █ █▓    manner even more beautiful that in   █▓ █
               █ █▓    Meet the Spartans or Lesbian         █▓ █
               █ █▓    Vampire Killers, taking the          █▓ █
               █ █▓    eeriness of the later two Scream     █▓ █
               █ █▓    scores' equivalents and putting an   █▓ █
               █ █▓    Enya-like spin on them. For comedic  █▓ █
               █ █▓    melodrama, Lennertz makes the        █▓ █
               █ █▓    crescendos of harmony in "First      █▓ █
               █ █▓    Kiss" and "The Breakup" seem to      █▓ █
               █ █▓    indicate cataclysmic events. The     █▓ █
               █ █▓    second half of the score contains    █▓ █
               █ █▓    the action, and this is where        █▓ █
               █ █▓    Lennertz's material becomes a bit    █▓ █
               █ █▓    generic and underpowered. Many of    █▓ █
               █ █▓    these cues would have sounded great  █▓ █
               █ █▓    had they been afforded the           █▓ █
               █ █▓    resounding depth that Wiseman was    █▓ █
               █ █▓    able to record for Lesbian Vampire   █▓ █
               █ █▓    Killers, because many of them have   █▓ █
               █ █▓    to rely upon brute force rather      █▓ █
               █ █▓    than instrumental colors. Group      █▓ █
               █ █▓    choral accents are surprisingly      █▓ █
               █ █▓    infrequent, especially after being   █▓ █
               █ █▓    featured prominently in the opening  █▓ █
               █ █▓    cue. Still, despite failing to       █▓ █
               █ █▓    retain as much interest as the       █▓ █
               █ █▓    romantic side of the score, the      █▓ █
               █ █▓    sustained action and stinger         █▓ █
               █ █▓    portions are adequate. As to be      █▓ █
               █ █▓    expected, perhaps, there are a few   █▓ █
               █ █▓    nuggets and in-jokes contained in    █▓ █
               █ █▓    the score that are worth             █▓ █
               █ █▓    mentioning. Lennertz references his  █▓ █
               █ █▓    theme to Meet the Spartans           █▓ █
               █ █▓    (intentionally or not) at about      █▓ █
               █ █▓    0:22 into "Something Strange..."     █▓ █
               █ █▓    and, far more prominently, he uses   █▓ █
               █ █▓    "Sleepwalking" as a blatant parody   █▓ █
               █ █▓    of John Williams' Hedwig theme from  █▓ █
               █ █▓    the Harry Potter franchise. He       █▓ █
               █ █▓    spends an entire minute playing      █▓ █
               █ █▓    with the waltz-set progressions of   █▓ █
               █ █▓    the theme before outwardly           █▓ █
               █ █▓    expressing it on solo violin. Hints  █▓ █
               █ █▓    of this idea extend into the         █▓ █
               █ █▓    opening moments of "I'm a Killer,"   █▓ █
               █ █▓    a good summary track of all the      █▓ █
               █ █▓    score's major thematic styles and a  █▓ █
               █ █▓    likely candidate to be nominated     █▓ █
               █ █▓    for an award as the best single cue  █▓ █
               █ █▓    of 2010. Also summarizing the score  █▓ █
               █ █▓    well is the album's conclusion,      █▓ █
               █ █▓    "The Final Bite," which leaves you   █▓ █
               █ █▓    with a whimsical restatement of the  █▓ █
               █ █▓    title theme and farewells from the   █▓ █
               █ █▓    all the pertinent solo elements.     █▓ █
               █ █▓    Overall, Lennertz reprises his       █▓ █
               █ █▓    superior parody skills for Vampires  █▓ █
               █ █▓    Suck and not only adds yet another   █▓ █
               █ █▓    guilty pleasure to film music        █▓ █
               █ █▓    collections (this time on a          █▓ █
               █ █▓    deserved commercial offering from    █▓ █
               █ █▓    Lakeshore Records) but also does     █▓ █
               █ █▓    what Carter Burwell, Alexandre       █▓ █
               █ █▓    Desplat, and Howard Shore have all   █▓ █
               █ █▓    failed to do: create the perfect     █▓ █
               █ █▓    sound for The Twilight Saga. And it  █▓ █
               █ █▓    once again proves that today's       █▓ █
               █ █▓    parody scores definitely don't       █▓ █
               █ █▓    suck.                                █▓ █
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