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And sucks about the lack of the vinyl song recording in the first non-Absolute edition.
I don't know if you've ever tried to play the 'V For Vendetta' song on the piano, but it's an easier piece than the Jaws theme tune, shall we say. It goes 'dum, dum, dum, dum,' etc; the reader's invited to mumble threateningly over the top. Arguably, it isn't something the flamboyant, Motown-loving V would listen to in the first place, never mind compose.
As I'm sure he'd be the first to admit, Alan Moore isn't really one of God's musicians. So perhaps not to worry about the single too much - nice to hear it once for the horror buzz, I suppose, but there's every chance it'll sound like the work of a time-traveled Hells Angel, naked drunk and alone in a dark room with a skiffle band that doesn't understand him, at all. And not in a good way, either. A nervous, tin-eared Charles Manson meeting the Quarrymen, that sort of thing. |
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