similarities between elfman tracks…

[evil-dead]

Does anyone ever hear an Elfman track and think it vaguely sounds like another Elfman track? just curious. Every time I hear “the cat is dead” from little demons i hear “Securing the Bike” from Pee Wee. Anyone else ever hear this or am I just nuts? I’m not saying he’s a Horner or anything, I just hear harmonic similarities pop up occasionally.

[Descent Into Mystery]

What does this remind you of?

[TenderLumpling]

That main title is totally different from the one in Music for a Darkened Theater 2. It must’ve been a Shirley Walker rerecording, or something.

[Descent Into Mystery]

Speaking of Walker, Ryan never posted what Elfman wrote about her.

[Ryan Keaveney]

Why didn’t you buy the CD and find out for yourself?

[Torque]

I’d not say that I heard exactly similarities between Elfman tracks for sure. Just can’t remember for now.
Buuut here comes the totally same moment between Newton Howard’s “Prologue” (Lady in the Water) and Elfman’s “A Dilemma” (Hellboy 2).

[Spider-Fan]

I thought the same thing when I heard that. Other comparisons I remember include “Into the Forest” from “Corpse Bride” and the main theme from MEET THE ROBINSONS, and “Train Time” from “Mission: Impossible” and many tracks from “Planet of the Apes”.

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