<!-- BBCode Start --><B>References to BR in Music</B><!-- BBCode End --><BR>source: <!-- BBCode auto-link start --><a href="http://www.brmovie.com/Downloads/The_Blade_Runner_FAQ.txt" target="_blank">http://www.brmovie.com/Downloads/The_Blade_Runner_FAQ.txt</a><!-- BBCode auto-link end --><BR><BR><BR>Artists: White Zombie<BR>Album: "Supersexy Swingin' Sounds" (1996)<BR>Track: "More Human Than Human" <BR><BR>Lyrics:<BR><BR>I am the astro-<BR>Creep a demolition <BR>Style hell american <BR>Freak - I am the <BR>Crawling dead - a <BR>Phantom in a box <BR>Shadow in your <BR>Head say acid <BR>Suicide freedom <BR>Of the blast read <BR>The ****er lies -<BR>Scratch off the -<BR>Broken skin - tear <BR>Into my heart make <BR>Me do it again yeah<BR><BR>More Human Than Human<BR><BR>I am the jigsaw <BR>Man I turn the <BR>World around <BR>With a skeleton hand say -<BR>I am electric head a cannibal core a <BR>Television said<BR>Yeah do not victimize<BR>Read the mother<BR>****er-psychoholic lies -<BR>Into a psychic war I <BR>Tear my soul <BR>Apart and I <BR>Eat it some more<BR><BR>More Human Than Human<BR><BR>I am the ripper <BR>Man a locomotion <BR>Mind love american <BR>Style yeah I am <BR>The nexus one I <BR>Want more life<BR>****er I ain't <BR>Done - yeah<BR><BR>More Human Than Human<BR><BR><BR>Artists: Pop Will Eat Itself<BR><BR>This band often samples the movie "Blade Runner"; the song "Wake Up! Time to Die..." is built around <BR>that quote from the film. <BR><BR><BR>Artists: Revolting Cocks<BR><BR>"We Shall Cleanse the World" from the album "Big Sexyland" is based on, and contains samples from <BR>the movie "The Omega Man." "Attack Ships on Fire" is on the same album, but the only SF connection <BR>seems to be the title.<BR><BR><BR>Artists: The Stranglers<BR><BR>The album "The Gospel According to the Meninblack" is about a race of people from another planet <BR>that is raising humans on Earth for their food. Considering there are over 5 billion people now, they <BR>should be very happy. The Meninblack are first introduced in the song "Meninblack" on the album <BR>"The Raven". See also "Rockit to the Moon", a B-side. There's also a song, "Time to Die" which <BR>seems to be based on Roy Batty's "Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion..." speech.<BR><BR><BR>Artist: Kim Wilde<BR>Album: "Teases And Dares" (1986)<BR>Track: "Blade Runner"<BR><BR>Somehow related to Ridley Scott's movie; the song features samples from the film. Reportedly this <BR>track was a song about Zhora's death.<BR><BR><BR>Artists: Iron Maiden<BR><BR>SOMEWHERE IN TIME cover references/neato things:<BR><BR>- Live After Death, Blade Runner on the movie theater<BR>- The movie theater is the Philip K. Dick cinema, who is the author of "Do Androids Dream of Electric <BR>Sheep?" on which the movie Blade Runner is based.<BR><BR>[Source: Iron Maiden FAQ]<BR><BR><BR>Artist: Jeff Mills<BR>Album: "Art of Connecting" (2000)<BR>Track: "Deckard"<BR><BR>"Deckard", the first track, features Deckard in the scene where he is examining one of Leon's photos <BR>with his Esper machine.<BR><BR><BR>Gary Numan:<BR>Album: "Strange Charm" (1986)<BR>Track: "Time to Die"<BR><BR>Excerpt from lyrics:<BR>"And I have seen sadness<BR>And I have seen time run out<BR>I've even seen men cry<BR>It's all lost to me now<BR>Like tears in the rain"<BR><BR><BR>Artists: Front Line Assembly<BR>Single: Plasticity<BR>Song: Replicant (features samples of Roy Batty)<BR><BR><BR><BR>Artists: Melatonin (
http://www.jammer.demon.co.uk)<BR><BR>Song "A Time to Die"; inspired by Blade Runner<BR><BR><BR>Artist: Kent<BR>Album: "Isola" (1997)<BR>Track: "OWC" (from "Off-World Colony")<BR><BR>Reportedly, one of the tracks on the album uses a sample from BR (the piano bit from "Memories of <BR>Green")<BR><BR><BR>Artist: Ian Brown<BR>Album: ?<BR><BR>His song "Northern Lights" contains a sample from the flickering light - a sound effect from BR (the <BR>one in Leon's Bathroom)<BR><BR><BR>Artists: Blue Floyd<BR>Album: ?<BR><BR>In their adaptation of the Pink Floyd song "Young Lust", they use a sample from the scene where Roy <BR>Batty finally meets Tyrell.<BR><BR><BR>Album - Newer Wave 2.0: The New Wave Cover Series<BR>Label - 21st Circuitry<BR>Song - Love Missile F1-11<BR>Artist - New Mind<BR>Original Artist - Sigue Sigue Sputnik<BR><BR>[This version of the song] has two samples from Blade Runner. The first is a<BR>lift of Holden's line about the Voigt-Kampff being only a test designed to<BR>evoke an emotional response, and the second is Leon's line about his mother.<BR>Both samples appear several times throughout the song."<BR><BR><BR>Artist: Hoodlum Priest<BR>Album: Heart of Darkness (1990)<BR><BR>The album contains a track called Tyrell, which uses samples from Blade Runner. <BR><BR>On the same album, use is also made of samples from lost of other movies such as Robocop, The <BR>Terminator, Dune and Hellraiser I and II, and others. <BR><BR><BR>Artists: Sasha & John Digweed<BR>Album: Renaissance<BR><BR>Track 12 is a trance mix version of the Blade Runner "End Titles"<BR><BR><BR>Artists: Orbital<BR>Album: ?<BR>Track: Bladerunner<BR><BR><BR>Artists: Remake<BR>Album: ?<BR>Track: Bladerunner (1995)<BR><BR>Note: 11 min. long; reportedly the best dance version of the BR End Titles around.<BR><BR><BR>Artist: Cosmic Baby<BR><BR>"A Tribute To Blade Runner - Part 1" (Maxi CD Single, 1995)<BR><BR>3 tracks:<BR><BR>1. A Tribute To Blade Runner - Radio Edit (4:08)<BR>2. A Tribute To Blade Runner - L.A. 2018 Main title (9:15)<BR>3. A Tribute To Blade Runner - Dance Title 1 (6:38)<BR><BR><BR>Artist: Canibus<BR><BR>Album: "C" True Hollywood Stories (2001)<BR><BR>Rap music; track 17, Box Cutter, samples the New American Orchestra rendition of the BR End Titles<BR><BR><BR>Artists: Mike Ladd feat. Company Flow<BR><BR>Album: Easy Listening for Armageddon (1997)<BR>Track: Bladerunner<BR><BR>Rap music; seems to be inspired by and using samples from the movie<BR><BR><BR>Artists: Jam & Spoon<BR>Album: Tripomatic Fairytales 2002<BR>Track: "V. Angel is Calling" (Get it? Get it? <IMG SRC="/forum/images/smiles/icon_smile.gif"> )<BR><BR>Note: more information on whether this is Vangelis/Blade Runner related is needed. All help is <BR>welcome.<BR><BR><BR>Artists: Orbital<BR>Track: Bladerunner<BR><BR>[No further information available]<BR><BR><BR>Looks like mainly the techno-scene (from true artists to hitparade crapmakers) is heavily influenced by this movie. <IMG SRC="/forum/images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif"><BR><BR><BR><BR>_________________<BR>"We need ya, Deck!"<!-- BBCode u2 Start --><A HREF="http://forum.br-insight.com" TARGET="_blank">Blade Runner Insight Forum</A><!-- BBCode u2 End --><BR><BR><font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: BR796164 on 2002-05-14 09:31 ]</font>