I was wondering if the Buffy/Spike theme was the same as (or adapted from) the music that played when they first did 'it' in Smashed? I've listened but i can't decide. There does seem to be some similarities but i'm not at all musical, maybe someone more musically minded can confirm or deny.
I thought there was another thread discussing this (posted by you, perhaps?), so I was going to reply there to keep this thread on topic, but now I can't find it, so....
Okay. I just pulled out my Radio Sunnydale and my "Smashed" DVD. I can hear some definite similarities, especially after they start kissing but before they actually have sex (before you hear the zipper). I'd have to memorize the tune in order to compare accurately. That would mean I would have to watch that scene over and over and.... Oh! :frog: But seriously, I think you could be right about the last part of the Final Fight song being adapted from the song in "Smashed." The only thing I can say with any certainty is that they're not
exactly the same.
And in keeping with the topic at hand, I was wondering.... At what point did we find out that the Bangel love theme was called "Close Your Eyes?" Was it when the CD was released, and was that after "Becoming II?" Or was it before both Darla and Buffy said the line "Close your eyes" in that episode? Obviously we heard the Bangel theme before "Becoming II." So I guess my question is, was it named "Close Your Eyes" after Darla and Buffy said it to Angel, or did it foreshadow those lines? Chicken or egg?
I'm thinking with my fingers again. I hate it when I can't get my thoughts organized. I'd hate to take a walk through my brain. I'd be tripping over crap and wouldn't be able to find anything.
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Merge me, baby....
Another thought to throw into my mess here. The reason I was pondering all of this is because I (stupidly) had never noticed before that Buffy and Darla
both say "Close your eyes" to Angel, and the only reason I noticed this time around is because I was made aware that the Bangel theme was called CYE, so it stood out.