There's a new pbs kids show coming out with a commercial that uses this song and I couldn't quite recall where I had heard it. I knew I had heard it somewhere before but it was just stuck in my head. Then all I could see was Esteban being eaten by a jaguar shark and thankfully I remembered.
No it isn't, lol (you can hear the accent, or emphasis, on each note (the "attack" as it's sometimes known) it's at the beginning in both songs, so, B.S.)
@Roonasaur "Because of that, I was thinking about symmetry, and I took the sheet music for The Royal Tenenbaums song, and I held it up to a mirror and I played it backwards. And I went back to the studio that night and I recorded the “Scrapping and Yelling” song into the verse, I chose the instruments that we’d been using for The Life Aquatic, which were different instruments from the ones we had used for The Royal Tenenbaums, so it would have a Life Aquatic sound to it." - Mark Mothersbaugh . . . So. Yeah, it is. I wouldn't have posted it online in front of God and everybody if it weren't true. What, do you think I go around lying on the internet for the fun of it? I don't like the implication of being called out as a liar, even if it's not intentional. But it sure seems like that's the case here, that you are implying that I am lying about this. Well, you just have to be wrong, that's all. I'm not lying. This is merely the truth. I had nothing to do with it; I'm merely reporting it. And please, even though it's likely we will never run across each other online ever again, don't ever imply that I'm a liar, ok? Pretty please with sugar on top? Whether or not it's your specific intent? And especially if you are thinking about doing it on purpose... Please. Don't do that. Just don't, ok? It's fuckin' rude as fuck. Thanky! . . . Now that all of that crap is out of the way, here I have handily supplied all of the links which refer to everything you need to know regarding the entire truth of this situation. You can click them and read them, or not. Whatev. But why would I, somebody without any God damn better thing to do, take the time to post links for your convenience? Well, it's just because I'm a swell guy! Now, back to it! . . . Here is a list article pertaining to odd, peculiar, strange, weird, or just interesting facts about The Life Aquatic, posted on Mental Floss. I've included the contents of the valid list item, #28, which refers directly to the issue here. www.mentalfloss.com/article/60795/32-facts-about-life-aquatic-steve-zissou 28. The song 'Let Me Tell You About My Boat' by the film’s composer Mark Mothersbaugh, which plays over the cutaway shot of the Belafonte, is actually the melody of the song 'Scrapping & Yelling,' which Mothersbaugh wrote for Wes Anderson’s film The Royal Tenenbaums, played backwards. . . . WHAT FOLLOWS IS THE ENTIRE INTERVIEW WITH MARK MOTHERSBAUGH. I'M NOT GOING TO POST IT HERE, BECAUSE IT'S A FAIRLY LONG ARTICLE. BUT IF YOU ARE A WES ANDERSON FAN, IT'S WORTH READING. BESIDES, I'VE ALREADY POSTED THE IMPORTANT STUFF, RIGHT UP THERE AT THE VERY TIPPY TIPPY TOP OF THIS COMMENT, PROVING THAT I'M RIGHT AND THAT YOU'RE WRONG. AND THAT'S ALL I'M DOING HERE, REALLY. PROVING THAT I'M RIGHT, AND THAT YOU'RE WRONG. IT'S JUST THE WAY OF THE WORLD. SORRY 'BOUTCHA. . . . www.flickeringmyth.com/2018/06/exclusive-interview-composer-mark-mothersbaugh-talks-working-with-wes-anderson-crash-bandicoot-and-his-discography/2/ . . . I sure hope that clears things up for you. You seemed really confused about it.
@@kaxtorplose Whoa dude, lol. You said "played backwards." I, in an errant moment of shitposting, thought you meant: The recording was taken, and played backwards. I said "no", meaning: that can't be, it sounds really weird when you do that. But apparently you meant: the written music was reversed and then played otherwise normally. A simple misundserstanding, sir.
I love the movie, as well as Wes Anderson's other awesome films, I can't wait to see The French Dispatch if I can go to movie theaters again. Just felt like hearing this after finding it on commercial for this new PBS Kids show "Elinor Wonders Why". I understand what they were really going with this but I still think it's strange to promote a kids show by using music from an R rated movie(something kids will probably never know unless they read this)but then again I remember music from Rushmore was actually used in a scene for Madagascar. Also shout out to composer Mark Mothersbaugh who I recently heard has been hit by the corona virus and still recovering and we all hope he will make a full recovery soon.
how did this movie not win an oscar?????
"Two albino scouts swim with the ship; they're supposed to be pretty intelligent, but I've never seen any evidence of it"
Love that line!
I'm LOVING this whole soundtrack!
The kitchen had the most technologically advanced equipment on the entire ship
"What happened to Jacqueline?"
"She didn't really love me."
Wonderful soundtrack to a wonderful movie.
This and Rushmore are my favorite
There's a new pbs kids show coming out with a commercial that uses this song and I couldn't quite recall where I had heard it. I knew I had heard it somewhere before but it was just stuck in my head. Then all I could see was Esteban being eaten by a jaguar shark and thankfully I remembered.
Wes Anderson needs Mothersbaugh in his movies again.
glad this movie was made
This song is 'Scrapping and Yelling' from The Royal Tennenbaums, played backwards.
Amazing.
No it isn't, lol
(you can hear the accent, or emphasis, on each note (the "attack" as it's sometimes known) it's at the beginning in both songs, so, B.S.)
@Roonasaur
"Because of that, I was thinking about symmetry, and I took the sheet music for The Royal Tenenbaums song, and I held it up to a mirror and I played it backwards. And I went back to the studio that night and I recorded the “Scrapping and Yelling” song into the verse, I chose the instruments that we’d been using for The Life Aquatic, which were different instruments from the ones we had used for The Royal Tenenbaums, so it would have a Life Aquatic sound to it."
- Mark Mothersbaugh
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So. Yeah, it is.
I wouldn't have posted it online in front of God and everybody if it weren't true. What, do you think I go around lying on the internet for the fun of it?
I don't like the implication of being called out as a liar, even if it's not intentional. But it sure seems like that's the case here, that you are implying that I am lying about this.
Well, you just have to be wrong, that's all. I'm not lying. This is merely the truth. I had nothing to do with it; I'm merely reporting it.
And please, even though it's likely we will never run across each other online ever again, don't ever imply that I'm a liar, ok? Pretty please with sugar on top? Whether or not it's your specific intent? And especially if you are thinking about doing it on purpose... Please. Don't do that. Just don't, ok? It's fuckin' rude as fuck. Thanky!
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Now that all of that crap is out of the way, here I have handily supplied all of the links which refer to everything you need to know regarding the entire truth of this situation. You can click them and read them, or not. Whatev.
But why would I, somebody without any God damn better thing to do, take the time to post links for your convenience? Well, it's just because I'm a swell guy!
Now, back to it!
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Here is a list article pertaining to odd, peculiar, strange, weird, or just interesting facts about The Life Aquatic, posted on Mental Floss. I've included the contents of the valid list item, #28, which refers directly to the issue here.
www.mentalfloss.com/article/60795/32-facts-about-life-aquatic-steve-zissou
28. The song 'Let Me Tell You About My Boat' by the film’s composer Mark Mothersbaugh, which plays over the cutaway shot of the Belafonte, is actually the melody of the song 'Scrapping & Yelling,' which Mothersbaugh wrote for Wes Anderson’s film The Royal Tenenbaums, played backwards.
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WHAT FOLLOWS IS THE ENTIRE INTERVIEW WITH MARK MOTHERSBAUGH. I'M NOT GOING TO POST IT HERE, BECAUSE IT'S A FAIRLY LONG ARTICLE. BUT IF YOU ARE A WES ANDERSON FAN, IT'S WORTH READING.
BESIDES, I'VE ALREADY POSTED THE IMPORTANT STUFF, RIGHT UP THERE AT THE VERY TIPPY TIPPY TOP OF THIS COMMENT, PROVING THAT I'M RIGHT AND THAT YOU'RE WRONG.
AND THAT'S ALL I'M DOING HERE, REALLY. PROVING THAT I'M RIGHT, AND THAT YOU'RE WRONG.
IT'S JUST THE WAY OF THE WORLD. SORRY 'BOUTCHA.
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www.flickeringmyth.com/2018/06/exclusive-interview-composer-mark-mothersbaugh-talks-working-with-wes-anderson-crash-bandicoot-and-his-discography/2/
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I sure hope that clears things up for you. You seemed really confused about it.
@@kaxtorplose Whoa dude, lol.
You said "played backwards." I, in an errant moment of shitposting, thought you meant: The recording was taken, and played backwards.
I said "no", meaning: that can't be, it sounds really weird when you do that.
But apparently you meant: the written music was reversed and then played otherwise normally.
A simple misundserstanding, sir.
@@Roonasaur Good. That suggests strongly that I've sufficiently explained your error beyond any capacity for doubt. You're welcome.
Great post. And thank you mr. Mothersbaugh.
I love the movie, as well as Wes Anderson's other awesome films, I can't wait to see The French Dispatch if I can go to movie theaters again. Just felt like hearing this after finding it on commercial for this new PBS Kids show "Elinor Wonders Why". I understand what they were really going with this but I still think it's strange to promote a kids show by using music from an R rated movie(something kids will probably never know unless they read this)but then again I remember music from Rushmore was actually used in a scene for Madagascar. Also shout out to composer Mark Mothersbaugh who I recently heard has been hit by the corona virus and still recovering and we all hope he will make a full recovery soon.
I heard this on Elinor Wonders Why too.
Loved this song as a kid
Luv this song!!!
Thank you.
This song is so freakin cute
oscar!!!!!!!!!!!
Does anyone know that short music piece they play on tv when everyone is sitting and watching it and then it pans to steve
When they see the Jaguar shark? That’s “Starálfur” by Sigur Rós