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CIRRUS MINOR [5:15]
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THE NILE SONG [3:26]
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The Nile Song chords
CRYING SONG [3:24]
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GREEN IS THE COLOUR [2:59]
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Green Is The Colour tab
Green Is The Colour chords
CYMBALINE [4:50]
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Cymbaline chords
IBIZA BAR [3:17]
(Waters, Wright, Gilmour, Mason)
Ibiza Bar chords
MORE BLUES [2:12]
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More Blues tab
DRAMATIC THEME
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The film More directed by Barbet Schroeder
Barbet Schroeder, the Oscar-nominated director of Reversal of Fortune, made his debut with this jaundiced view of the European youth drug culture. Klaus Grünberg is a naive German student who falls for blond American junkie Mimsy Farmer and discovers drugs in Paris. He follows the flighty babe to Ibiza, a sunny Mediterranean island paradise, where he falls into the world of former Nazi-turned-heroin-pusher Heinz Engelmann and succumbs to addiction. Part counterculture portrait, part antidrug drama, it's a shaggy little film that suggests the New Wave influence in a rambling pace, gorgeous asides of fun in the sun (our heroes get high and tilt at windmills--literally--in one free and easy moment), and deadpan bursts of intermittent narration. But Schroeder has little affinity with youth culture, and the film more often fits the conservative tenor of American cautionary drug dramas of the 1960s and '70s. To the film's credit, it never succumbs to the druggie clichés of the time. You'll find none of the kaleidoscope lenses, whip pans, sunlight reflections searing the image, or choppy montages to rock & roll hits that fill the drug-culture classics, just the handsome, earthy, intimate photography of Néstor Almendros. Today, More remains most famous for its subdued, moody Pink Floyd score.
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