Mr. Bakshi, if I hadn't seen your work in LOTR, Wizards and American Pop when I was growing up I have no doubt my life would have been very different and no where near as vibrant and cool..thank you. I'm going on Kickstarter right now to support your newest venture. 2 quick questions:
a) I heard that at the end of American Pop you originally had a different song planned for the climactic studio scene, when the kid finally strong arms his way to a breakthrough..the song used was "Night Moves" and I know from previous interviews that you regretted that..Do you remember the song that was previously intended? Was it something from the New York punk scene a la "Blank Generation" by Richard Hell, etc ?
b) I've heard you mention in the past how important music figured into your work..Do you still keep an ear out for inspiring music, and how could someone get music to you if they wanted to collaborate with you one day?
Thanks again..you've inspired and motivated me in ways you'll never know..:)
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Mr. Bakshi, if I hadn't seen your work in LOTR, Wizards and American Pop when I was growing up I have no doubt my life would have been very different and no where near as vibrant and cool..thank you. I'm going on Kickstarter right now to support your newest venture. 2 quick questions:
a) I heard that at the end of American Pop you originally had a different song planned for the climactic studio scene, when the kid finally strong arms his way to a breakthrough..the song used was "Night Moves" and I know from previous interviews that you regretted that..Do you remember the song that was previously intended? Was it something from the New York punk scene a la "Blank Generation" by Richard Hell, etc ?
b) I've heard you mention in the past how important music figured into your work..Do you still keep an ear out for inspiring music, and how could someone get music to you if they wanted to collaborate with you one day?
Thanks again..you've inspired and motivated me in ways you'll never know..:)
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