Birds of Prey trailer

[Crazy George]

Thank you for your suggestion to broaden my intellectual horizon.

I see your point. However, the scenes that I've worked with don't contain any of those idyllic images that you've described. There's no Dolfo Galland relaxing with members of his schwarm, no JH Lacey listening to a grammophone next to the runwway in Biggin Hill. Given a different set of scenes -and more time to work on the project- perhaps I could have used a different score.

Apparently you've misread one of my previous comments. I used the Sacred War score as an example of having both historical relevance and an extra 'weight' to it. It would be superfluous to use that theme with Spitfires and Hurricanes, in the same manner that using In the Mood when showing the factory district battle from Stalingrad for example.

Perhaps your approach is what I would call 'era-lock', a common symptom of flight sim players.

[Avala]

Then I am guilty for era-lock, but I would rather call it imersiveness No matter how good is, Iron Maiden just not fit the style, its OK for Lock On or similar though.
Just for example original music of BoP trailer is modern, but still immersive. Is that also era-lock?

Anyway, why not Apocaliptica maybe? Why it has to be Iron Maiden?

[proton45]

Here is a high energy (era correct) song with drum bits that mimic machine guns...
The "King of Swing"!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckmNy...eature=related

And another "ripp'in" Benny Goodman number for good measure.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djGoz...eature=related

[Avala]

Yeah

I'am there already.

[brando]

".....'era-lock', a common symptom of flight sim players" ROFLMAO!

Could this be anything to do with the fact that we are actually passionate about recreating the era, rather than listening to heavy metal bands from the sad seventies?

B