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River Queen's sound recordist should have been fired, in this day and age there is no excuse for poor recording on the set.
There's one scene where he spends five minutes recording a conversation, only to drop the microcassette in the Potomac River by accident.
In most scenes, there is absolutely nothing going on and it seems just the camera was left on recording on purpose only to increase the time of the movie!
But you can't find a good copy of it, terrible copy full with green drops, the editing isn't syncronized, the sound do has sometimes that terrible hiss and sometimes you even can hear the camera recording.
Badly acted, badly shot, badly written, badly directed, terrible sound recording and the whole thing is just incredibly amateur.
The worst part is the whole recording, I refuse to call this a film, is just a bad excuse to picture nudity and extreme torture, rapes of both sexes, masturbation, sperm, pissing, cannibalism, child-murder and much much more.
You hear a voice-over during the opening credits in which some anonymous producer describes the record as being a novelty recording that will just take up room on the charts.
So he won a few bets for some degenerate clients as a sideline to a shitty job recording on a 900 service.
Debbie Boone had a monster hit with her recording of the pop song "You Light Up My Life;" the Didi Conn film of the same name, however, was a horrifically embarrassing flop.
Jodie Foster's character, Erica, is a radio personality who's niche is walking the streets and recording what goes on.
A tape recording would have been more than sufficient to put you to sleep.
I guess only a selected number of audience members really had any interest in watching how a male hustler in New York operates but I'd be willing to bet that even these brave souls were turned off by the irritating patchwork technique and deliberately muffled sound recording on display here; the fact that these inherent 'defects' were a direct result of the film's low-budget/underground/experimental nature is, I'd say, beside the point.
It has the captivating essence of a hand-held camera recording of a distant nephew's seventh birthday.
The only "tape recordings of his voice" noteworthy is one short recording Mr. Dean make while visiting his family in Indiana; he wanted to record any family recollections of his great-grandfather Cal Dean, intrigued because he played a similarly named "Cal" in "East of Eden".
It's just bad sound recording.
Then, with that beautiful cast recording fresh in mind, watch the movie, with Streisand as Streisand, and Yves Montand reading his lines with such a heavy French accent that a chain saw couldn't cut through it.
I also had a tough time understanding what the actors were saying, partially due to some strong English accents and perhaps some due to an inferior job of sound recording.
Unfortunately, the sound recording was a disaster, so for once the devotion to authenticity in Criterion DVD's backfires.
However, i found the sound quality (recording and editing) to be relatively poor and annoying.
The film also contains what I consider way over-the-top Trotskyite or Anarchist fantasies and wet-dreams, what with a mysterious group of young men training to fire machine guns at the bourgeoisie in between playing Scott Walker's rather fascinating music in a band which has its recording sessions in an abandoned warehouse filled with squatters and fires burning in old steel barrels.
I wasn't in the service but my brother had a recording of a Drill Instructor in the Air Force and it was scary.
I heard about this series in 2001 which a friend of mine was recording off the television each week.
I own a beta max recording with FRENCH language.
I did replay the audio recording for many years... and "saw" it over and over in my mind.
the dilemma is resolved at the end, to the strains of the title and i believe Annette hanshaw had the hit recording, although the off-screen voice did very well.
It's rough around the edges (sound recording in particular is wobbly) and often very funny.
Despite recording some very catchy, classic pop tunes, the Monkess did not receive much respect for their albums.
The recording sessions in Herp Albert's studio are very nicely done.
I recorded it on DVD as the videotape recording from TV was starting to wear thin.
Or will somebody sabotage his recording studio!
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