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- Unrated disse...
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- Jul 30 2005, 15h13
The best soundtrack?

There are many good soundtracks... But wich do you think is the best?

My favorite is Ocean's twelve soundtrack!

Do anyone know the genre of the music in the soundtrack?

[quote][b][user]Unrated[/user][/b] disse: There are many good soundtracks... But wich do you think is the best? My favorite is Ocean's twelve soundtrack! Do anyone know the genre of the music in the soundtrack?[quote]

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- RadicalBender disse...
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- Jul 30 2005, 15h53
Wow. I don't know if I could ever choose just one.

The Ocean's 11 and Ocean's 12 soundtracks are quite good.

Hmmm...I may have to go with the soundtracks for the anime shows Cowboy Bebop and Samurai Champloo. Cowboy Bebop (composed by Yoko Kanno, performed by The Seatbelts) touches all sorts of genres (jazz, country, rock) and every bit of it is good. Samurai Champloo is mostly a kind of hip-hop by a couple of artists like fat jon and Nujabes.

But anything Michael Giacchino touches seems to turn to gold as well. I love The Incredibles soundtrack, and even his older video game soundtracks are awesome, like the Medal of Honor franchise, which is where I first heard of him.

I also like the Starship Troopers soundtrack, kind of an underrated pick.

I could really go on and on...

[quote][b][user]RadicalBender[/user][/b] disse: Wow. I don't know if I could ever choose just one. The Ocean's 11 and Ocean's 12 soundtracks are quite good. Hmmm...I may have to go with the soundtracks for the anime shows Cowboy Bebop and Samurai Champloo. Cowboy Bebop (composed by Yoko Kanno, performed by The Seatbelts) touches all sorts of genres (jazz, country, rock) and every bit of it is good. Samurai Champloo is mostly a kind of hip-hop by a couple of artists like fat jon and Nujabes. But anything Michael Giacchino touches seems to turn to gold as well. I love The Incredibles soundtrack, and even his older video game soundtracks are awesome, like the Medal of Honor franchise, which is where I first heard of him. I also like the Starship Troopers soundtrack, kind of an underrated pick. I could really go on and on...[quote]

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- Unrated disse...
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- Jul 30 2005, 17h27
Hehe I see...

I havent really listen to any of those. I have to dowload them but its hard to find soundtracks.

Got any good sites?

[quote][b][user]Unrated[/user][/b] disse: Hehe I see... I havent really listen to any of those. I have to dowload them but its hard to find soundtracks. Got any good sites?[quote]

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- Kevin1988 disse...
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- Jul 31 2005, 19h20
Anime OST's are awesome :)

the Noir OST was just friggin' awesome to hear again and again, it's a kind of chilled but aggitated soundtrack at thes ame time

as for real movies, hackers had a way better ost then plot, also with alot of diff styles

[quote][b][user]Kevin1988[/user][/b] disse: Anime OST's are awesome :) the Noir OST was just friggin' awesome to hear again and again, it's a kind of chilled but aggitated soundtrack at thes ame time as for real movies, hackers had a way better ost then plot, also with alot of diff styles[quote]

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- RadicalBender disse...
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- Ago 3 2005, 1h49
Yes, Yuki Kajiura is quite talented. The .hack//SIGN soundtracks were nice, too. The only downside with her is that most of her stuff, while all good, is starting to blur together.

Mai-Hime was a step in the right direction for her: still good, but a little different from her normal style.

[quote][b][user]RadicalBender[/user][/b] disse: Yes, Yuki Kajiura is quite talented. The .hack//SIGN soundtracks were nice, too. The only downside with her is that most of her stuff, while all good, is starting to blur together. Mai-Hime was a step in the right direction for her: still good, but a little different from her normal style.[quote]

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- rastartatum disse...
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- Ago 3 2005, 2h38
The first Matrix soundtrack, all the Tarantino movie soundtracks...and the Sabrina the Teenage Witch soundtrack ^^;; (quiet, you; it has some good songs on it :P)

My absolute favourite at the moment is the Katamari Damacy soundtrack o/> I wanna wad you up into my life o/>

Vir prudens non contra ventum mingit.

[quote][b][user]rastartatum[/user][/b] disse: The first Matrix soundtrack, all the Tarantino movie soundtracks...and the Sabrina the Teenage Witch soundtrack ^^;; (quiet, you; it has some good songs on it :P) My absolute favourite at the moment is the Katamari Damacy soundtrack o/> I wanna wad you up into my life o/>[quote]
Editado por rastartatum em Ago 3 2005, 2h39

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- Kevin1988 disse...
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- Ago 3 2005, 9h01
Re:

Quoth RadicalBender:
Yes, Yuki Kajiura is quite talented. The .hack//SIGN soundtracks were nice, too. The only downside with her is that most of her stuff, while all good, is starting to blur together.

Mai-Hime was a step in the right direction for her: still good, but a little different from her normal style.Yes, it was more 'daring' for her, .hack//SIGN was boring after a while....

Tarantino's movies have great OST's *countin' flowers on the wall, that don't bother me at all*
also A Clockwork Orange had a great OST, perfect for that movie

[quote][b][user]Kevin1988[/user][/b] disse: [quote][b]Quoth RadicalBender[/b]: Yes, Yuki Kajiura is quite talented. The .hack//SIGN soundtracks were nice, too. The only downside with her is that most of her stuff, while all good, is starting to blur together. Mai-Hime was a step in the right direction for her: still good, but a little different from her normal style.[/quote]Yes, it was more 'daring' for her, .hack//SIGN was boring after a while.... Tarantino's movies have great OST's *countin' flowers on the wall, that don't bother me at all* also A Clockwork Orange had a great OST, perfect for that movie [quote]

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- yagood disse...
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- Ago 3 2005, 9h59
I would say:

- Fight Club
- Kontroll
- Lost In Translation
- Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind
- Requiem for a Dream

[quote][b][user]yagood[/user][/b] disse: I would say: - Fight Club - Kontroll - Lost In Translation - Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind - Requiem for a Dream[quote]

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- Michikawa disse...
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- Ago 12 2005, 11h08
I enjoy Hans Zimmer's and Cliff Martinez's work. Gladiator, Thin Red Line and Solaris soundtracks come to mind first.

Then there are japanese composers, Taku Iwasaki, Joe Hisaishi and Taro Iwasiro for example. Hisaishi has made very exceptional soundtracks for Miyazaki animation films and Takeshi Kitano films.

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[quote][b][user]Michikawa[/user][/b] disse: I enjoy Hans Zimmer's and Cliff Martinez's work. Gladiator, Thin Red Line and Solaris soundtracks come to mind first. Then there are japanese composers, Taku Iwasaki, Joe Hisaishi and Taro Iwasiro for example. Hisaishi has made very exceptional soundtracks for Miyazaki animation films and Takeshi Kitano films.[quote]

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- ithilion disse...
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- Ago 14 2005, 22h31
Re:

Quoth Kevin1988:
Anime OST's are awesome :)

the Noir OST was just friggin' awesome to hear again and again, it's a kind of chilled but aggitated soundtrack at thes ame time

Yuki Kajiura did an excellent job on that soundtrack. I'm not normally a fan of that kind of weird techno-ish style, but Noir's OST really drew me into the story. I love it when a soundtrack tells a story; I think Yuki Kajiura succeeded in doing that.

Of course one can't go far without mentioning John Williams. He kind of reformed the movie soundtrack, going for the more dramatic, yet a little more daring that typical classical music. I think it worked, but his style is a little over-worked now. While I did enjoy select tracks from the latest Star Wars movies, they do tend to get old after a while.

I've just been having fun listening to Koji Kondo's music for Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time OST and some remixes thereof, for a change.

[quote][b][user]ithilion[/user][/b] disse: [quote][b]Quoth [user]Kevin1988[/user][/b]: Anime OST's are awesome :) the Noir OST was just friggin' awesome to hear again and again, it's a kind of chilled but aggitated soundtrack at thes ame time[/quote] Yuki Kajiura did an excellent job on that soundtrack. I'm not normally a fan of that kind of weird techno-ish style, but Noir's OST really drew me into the story. I love it when a soundtrack tells a story; I think Yuki Kajiura succeeded in doing that. Of course one can't go far without mentioning John Williams. He kind of reformed the movie soundtrack, going for the more dramatic, yet a little more daring that typical classical music. I think it worked, but his style is a little over-worked now. While I did enjoy select tracks from the latest Star Wars movies, they do tend to get old after a while. I've just been having fun listening to Koji Kondo's music for Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time OST and some remixes thereof, for a change.[quote]

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- ejtheviking disse...
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- Ago 23 2005, 3h14
I'm an 80s fan so I love stuff like The Breakfast Club and The Lost Boys. TLB is especially good.
I've fallen in Love with the Peter Pan score lately and I'm gutted that I can't find my LOTR trilogy score!
Fight Club has an amazing soundtrack and Tarantino never seems to go wrong, even if the tracks he picks are random and obscure to me :)

[quote][b][user]ejtheviking[/user][/b] disse: I'm an 80s fan so I love stuff like The Breakfast Club and The Lost Boys. TLB is especially good. I've fallen in Love with the Peter Pan score lately and I'm gutted that I can't find my LOTR trilogy score! Fight Club has an amazing soundtrack and Tarantino never seems to go wrong, even if the tracks he picks are random and obscure to me :)[quote]

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- BANGMAN disse...
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- Set 26 2005, 18h34
BLADERUNNER
BIRDY
THE LAST TEMPTATION OF CHRIST
MISHIMI
RIVER'S EDGE
PARIS TEXAS
AKIRA
:o)

[quote][b][user]BANGMAN[/user][/b] disse: BLADERUNNER BIRDY THE LAST TEMPTATION OF CHRIST MISHIMI RIVER'S EDGE PARIS TEXAS AKIRA :o)[quote]

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- DeathProphet disse...
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- Out 3 2005, 22h19
Hmm I think Basil Poledouris's 'Conan' soundtrack takes the cake.

Other great soundtracks are:

Nobuo Uematsu's 'Phantasmagoria' and 'Final Fantasy' series
Philip Glass's 'Mishima'
Joe Hisaishi's soundtracks for the Miyazaki films
John Corigliano's 'The Red Violin'
Akira Yamaoka's 'Silent Hill' series
Lee Holdridge's 'The Mist of Avalon'
Wojciech Kilar's 'The Portrait Of A Lady'
Yoshitaka Azuma's OST for 'Panzer Dragoon'

That's about it.

[quote][b][user]DeathProphet[/user][/b] disse: Hmm I think [artist]Basil Poledouris[/artist]'s 'Conan' soundtrack takes the cake. Other great soundtracks are: [artist]Nobuo Uematsu[/artist]'s 'Phantasmagoria' and 'Final Fantasy' series [artist]Philip Glass[/artist]'s 'Mishima' [artist]Joe Hisaishi[/artist]'s soundtracks for the Miyazaki films [artist]John Corigliano[/artist]'s 'The Red Violin' [artist]Akira Yamaoka[/artist]'s 'Silent Hill' series [artist]Lee Holdridge[/artist]'s 'The Mist of Avalon' [artist]Wojciech Kilar[/artist]'s 'The Portrait Of A Lady' [artist]Yoshitaka Azuma[/artist]'s OST for 'Panzer Dragoon' That's about it. [quote]

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- Caerbanog disse...
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- Out 4 2005, 22h56
Here is some of the best albuns ive heard (You have to like variety of style to enjoy them):

-Emir Kusturica & No Smoking Orchestra - La Vie Est Un Miracle
-Ghost In the Shell 2, Innocence OST by Kenji Kaway
-Fight Club OST
-The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou OST
-The Lord of the Rings OST (any of the three)

Also try:
-Plunckett and Macleane, by Craig Armstrong interpreted by the London Session Orchestra
(this one is top notch, some of the best music ive heard)

Just about anything that comes out of Ennio Morricone and Danny Elfman is good.

(Edited to add) How could I forgot:
-Conan the Barbarian OST
-Hable con Ella OST
-Le Fabuleux Destin D'Amelie Poulain OST
-The Truman Show OST

[quote][b][user]Caerbanog[/user][/b] disse: Here is some of the best albuns ive heard (You have to like variety of style to enjoy them): -Emir Kusturica & No Smoking Orchestra - La Vie Est Un Miracle -Ghost In the Shell 2, Innocence OST by Kenji Kaway -Fight Club OST -The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou OST -The Lord of the Rings OST (any of the three) Also try: -Plunckett and Macleane, by Craig Armstrong interpreted by the London Session Orchestra (this one is top notch, some of the best music ive heard) Just about anything that comes out of Ennio Morricone and Danny Elfman is good. (Edited to add) How could I forgot: -Conan the Barbarian OST -Hable con Ella OST -Le Fabuleux Destin D'Amelie Poulain OST -The Truman Show OST[quote]
Editado por Caerbanog em Out 5 2005, 13h30

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- marshee disse...
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- Out 10 2005, 16h48
I really like the soundtracks from the films:
Janes Horner - Titanic
Trevor Rabin - Armageddon [score]
Klaus Badelt - Pirates Of The Carribean
Bruno Coulais - Les Choristes (The Chorus)

I love the TV themes from:
Monarch Of The Glen (BBC)
Hustle (BBC)
The Bill (ITV)
Holby City (BBC)

I also love the music from the Sims

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[quote][b][user]marshee[/user][/b] disse: I really like the soundtracks from the films: Janes Horner - Titanic Trevor Rabin - Armageddon [score] Klaus Badelt - Pirates Of The Carribean Bruno Coulais - Les Choristes (The Chorus) I love the TV themes from: Monarch Of The Glen (BBC) Hustle (BBC) The Bill (ITV) Holby City (BBC) I also love the music from the Sims[quote]

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- reuvenmalter disse...
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- Out 17 2005, 22h47
My Fave Soundtrack

Big Fish - Danny Elfman

[quote][b][user]reuvenmalter[/user][/b] disse: [i]Big Fish[/i] - [b]Danny Elfman[/b][quote]

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- Michikawa disse...
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- Out 20 2005, 11h47
A small update to my last post:

Ulver - Svidd Neger soundtrack

Really interesting combination of classical and electronic elements. Strong atmospheres and sounds like a twisted dream. I can seriously recommend this on. Ulver's music has been best described as "chamber music for the fucked-up". That sums it up quite good.

Cliff Martinez - Solaris

Really simplistic and floating. As an ambient lover I really dig this kind of music

Vangelis - Blade Runner

The one and only. Captures the atmosphere of the movie perfectly.

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[quote][b][user]Michikawa[/user][/b] disse: A small update to my last post: Ulver - Svidd Neger soundtrack Really interesting combination of classical and electronic elements. Strong atmospheres and sounds like a twisted dream. I can seriously recommend this on. Ulver's music has been best described as "chamber music for the fucked-up". That sums it up quite good. Cliff Martinez - Solaris Really simplistic and floating. As an ambient lover I really dig this kind of music Vangelis - Blade Runner The one and only. Captures the atmosphere of the movie perfectly.[quote]
Editado por Michikawa em Out 20 2005, 11h48

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- pflammertsma disse...
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- Out 21 2005, 13h20
Re: Re:

Quoth Kevin1988:
also A Clockwork Orange had a great OST, perfect for that movie

Interesting that you mention that. A Clockwork Orange has a weird (generally not so nice to listen to) soundtrack, but it matches the film perfectly. I completely agree.

Quoth ejtheviking:
I'm an 80s fan so I love stuff like The Breakfast Club and The Lost Boys. [...] Tarantino never seems to go wrong, even if the tracks he picks are random and obscure to me :)
I also love the oldies! I must have been born in the wrong decade. The Lost Boys is great, I'll have to check out the other one since you recommend it.

Tarantino does seem to pick at random, huh? They're not only very suitable, but also just pleasant songs in general.

[quote][b][user]pflammertsma[/user][/b] disse: [quote][b]Quoth [user]Kevin1988[/user][/b]: also A Clockwork Orange had a great OST, perfect for that movie [/quote] Interesting that you mention that. A Clockwork Orange has a weird (generally not so nice to listen to) soundtrack, but it matches the film perfectly. I completely agree. [quote][b]Quoth [user]ejtheviking[/user][/b]: I'm an 80s fan so I love stuff like The Breakfast Club and The Lost Boys. [...] Tarantino never seems to go wrong, even if the tracks he picks are random and obscure to me :)[/quote] I also love the oldies! I must have been born in the wrong decade. The Lost Boys is great, I'll have to check out the other one since you recommend it. Tarantino [i]does[/i] seem to pick at random, huh? They're not only very suitable, but also just pleasant songs in general.[quote]

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- pflammertsma disse...
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- Out 21 2005, 13h23
Re:

Quoth Michikawa:
Really simplistic and floating. As an ambient lover I really dig this kind of music

Vangelis - Blade Runner

The one and only. Captures the atmosphere of the movie perfectly.
Vangelis, of course! It surprizes me that I'm not the only one that actually likes to listen to Vangelis!

[quote][b][user]pflammertsma[/user][/b] disse: [quote][b]Quoth [user]Michikawa[/user][/b]: Really simplistic and floating. As an ambient lover I really dig this kind of music Vangelis - Blade Runner The one and only. Captures the atmosphere of the movie perfectly.[/quote] [artist]Vangelis[/artist], of course! It surprizes me that I'm not the only one that actually likes to listen to Vangelis![quote]

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- marshee disse...
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- Out 22 2005, 9h41
I've only heard 1 song by vangalis which is 2002 Soccer World Cup Anthem

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[quote][b][user]marshee[/user][/b] disse: I've only heard 1 song by vangalis which is [track artist=Vangelis]2002 Soccer World Cup Anthem[/track][quote]

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- pflammertsma disse...
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- Out 23 2005, 3h00
I'll bet you've heard Conquest of Paradise and Chariots of Fire, too.

[quote][b][user]pflammertsma[/user][/b] disse: I'll bet you've heard [track artist=Vangelis]Conquest of Paradise[/track] and [track artist=Vangelis]Chariots of Fire[/track], too.[quote]

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- marshee disse...
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- Out 24 2005, 10h28
Not conciously.

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[quote][b][user]marshee[/user][/b] disse: Not conciously.[quote]

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- Michikawa disse...
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- Out 27 2005, 9h42
Vangelis is so 80s that not many recognize/have heard him :) But anyone who hasn't heard of him or his music I'd seriously recommend checking out Blade Runner soundtrack. It's marvelous and timeless!

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[quote][b][user]Michikawa[/user][/b] disse: Vangelis is so 80s that not many recognize/have heard him :) But anyone who hasn't heard of him or his music I'd seriously recommend checking out Blade Runner soundtrack. It's marvelous and timeless![quote]

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- 31337357 disse...
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- Out 28 2005, 5h33
I love the OST to the anime Hellsing by Yasushi Ishii

John Williams is also indispensable.

[quote][b][user]31337357[/user][/b] disse: I love the OST to the anime Hellsing by Yasushi Ishii John Williams is also indispensable.[quote]

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- lapsus disse...
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- Out 29 2005, 23h58
Akira Yamaoka first of all. That man created the soundtracks for the Silent Hill series, and those soundtracks are like... the best I've ever heard.

All Metroid soundtracks are good too, and the soundtrack for Lost in translation.

[quote][b][user]lapsus[/user][/b] disse: Akira Yamaoka first of all. That man created the soundtracks for the Silent Hill series, and those soundtracks are like... the best I've ever heard. All Metroid soundtracks are good too, and the soundtrack for Lost in translation.[quote]

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