Something kept me from posting my thoughts and feelings on The Truman Show for a good while. I don't really know why, but I didn't like how it kept coming out on the screen.
Then, this weekend, I saw the film again, and was inspired to buy the score at the nearby Virgin Music Megalopolis.
And now I realize something. (Forgive my clever inarticulation of the following.) The music from the movie _feels_ Extropian to me. Spontaneous Order and such... what's a better example than music improvisation round the clock?
A note about the score... it's by Burkhard Dallwitz, with multiple tracks by
Philip Glass. In fact, two of my favorite bits are originally from Anima
Mundi, a very well-produced (and narrator-free) special on PBS a few years
back. Philip Glass apparently scored the entire thing.
But all I know about him is that he "appeared" briefly on South Park
-s6
stantraas@asu.edu
graffix6@infinet-is.com
http://www.public.asu.edu/~kunz1/index.htm
"I'm not the one that causes the annihilation of mankind... you are."
-Q, _All Good Things_
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