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In several moments of that music I listen small vocals. What is spoken in that music? (send me the lyrics) Please!

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Originally posted by Elázaro Moses Mokrabe In several moments of that music I listen small vocals. What is spoken in that music? (send me the lyrics) Please!

It's Ian Curtis's ghost whispering in Barney's ears that he looks ridiculous when he dances.

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What you are referring to (and which we should add to our FAQ section if we were less lazy) is this:

My name's ....(can't remember -- is it Jenny?)My name's Ben.

Stephen Morris thought this sounded like Philip Glass and found it to be very arty.

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okay.

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warm hands wrote: "Stephen Morris thought this sounded like Philip Glass "

how's that ?

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warm hands wrote: "Stephen Morris thought this sounded like Philip Glass "

how's that ?

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come to think of it, 'elegia' does sound a bit like glass...or like the kronos quartet. it would have sounded perfect in the kronos quartet-scored 'requiem for a dream'. fantastic and disturbing film.

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Love the film and own the soundtrack too.. Elegia would have fitted in perfectly indeed. Maybe for the ending credit..?

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I liked 'requiem' but it is too disturbing to have a New Order song attached to it. It would be creepy to hear Elegia and remember the ending sequence.

Both the soundtrack and the remix of the soundtrack are great though.

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i think hearing 'elegia' first in pretty in pink and then requiem for a dream would have made for an interesting juxtaposition.

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the words arent lyrics at all, its a demo so i think its somebody giving instructions on the change or something, well that my theory anyway

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