My honest reaction when the liquid taken from a desert worm is responsible for directly and indirectly changing the entire history of Dune: 🖐🗿🖐... Cinema
Loved hearing "Bene Gesserit" and "Song of the Sisters" making a comeback a few times... and its interesting hearing what was done to them this time around. For the most part, they sound the same musically and structurally wise but you can hear some slight differences between them. "Seduction" for example is more or less just a shorter version of "Song of the Sisters," but it lacks the whispered female vocals and had some otherworldly sounds and some bass heavy droned strings added in their place instead. "Water of Life" and "Resurrection" are the more interesting tracks to me for this cue. I really liked those really weird sounds that was there. It sounded like some kind of a plucked string instrument or percussion, giving the cues a more slithery, cult or snake-like quality to them... giving the role of the Bene Gesserit, this move makes sense. I really liked those intense and loud electronics during the ending for "Water of Life." Reminded me alot of "Mind-Killer" from the first film's Sketchbook.
My honest reaction when the liquid taken from a desert worm is responsible for directly and indirectly changing the entire history of Dune: 🖐🗿🖐... Cinema
Loved hearing "Bene Gesserit" and "Song of the Sisters" making a comeback a few times... and its interesting hearing what was done to them this time around. For the most part, they sound the same musically and structurally wise but you can hear some slight differences between them. "Seduction" for example is more or less just a shorter version of "Song of the Sisters," but it lacks the whispered female vocals and had some otherworldly sounds and some bass heavy droned strings added in their place instead. "Water of Life" and "Resurrection" are the more interesting tracks to me for this cue. I really liked those really weird sounds that was there. It sounded like some kind of a plucked string instrument or percussion, giving the cues a more slithery, cult or snake-like quality to them... giving the role of the Bene Gesserit, this move makes sense. I really liked those intense and loud electronics during the ending for "Water of Life." Reminded me alot of "Mind-Killer" from the first film's Sketchbook.
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