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Grey Matter - Brains and Movie Music

Episode 43

Episode 43: Grey Matter - Brains and Movie Music

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Matthew Sweet introduces a selection of music for films inspired by the human brain.

Matthew Sweet with music for films inspired by the human brain, from the thoughts of great geniuses to the creations of mad scientists. Classic Score: The Bride of Frankenstein.

Matthew Sweet with a selection of music for film inspired by the human brain, from the thoughts of great geniuses to the creations of mad scientists.

Featured scores include: Hans Zimmer and Lorne Balfe's for "Megamind"; James Horner's for "A Beautiful Mind"; Mark Mothersbaugh's for "The Royal Tenenbaums"; Carter Burwell's for "Being John Malkovich"; Angelo Badalamenti's for "City of Lost Children"; Randy Newman's for "Awakenings"; plus music by Eric Serra for this week's featured new release: "Lucy".

The Classic Score of the Week is Franz Waxman's "The Bride of Frankenstein".

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