Have you seen Harry's daughter anywhere? Short, dark hair?
Moderator: Moderators
HERO_WORKSHOP
Just Passing Through
Posts: 9 Joined: 21 Jul 2006
Location: Montreal (Canada)
Post
by HERO_WORKSHOP » 30 Apr 2008
Many people have established that the events of this game occur near the mid eighties however portishead(the band) was created in 1991 could it only be that the makers of the game liked this music?
Mis Krist.
Historical Society Historian
Posts: 12943 Joined: 27 Aug 2003
Location: The Wand'ring Wood
Post
by Mis Krist. » 30 Apr 2008
Er... this was mentioned in the floated thread created by F. Thank you, though.
And I'm pretty sure that they were Portishead fans--some of Akira's work is very reminiscent of Portishead. Just not his work in SH1...
ETA: Unlocked, cos I think this warrants a chat.
I'm not dead yet, dammit.
Empty_Eyes
Post
by Empty_Eyes » 01 May 2008
Someone actually introduced me to Portishead because I was listening to part of the Silent Hill soundtrack. So really awesome. By the way Portisheads new album dropped yesterday, I'm hearing amazing things... can't wait to pick it up Friday.
dsagent
Cafe5to2 Waitress
Posts: 187 Joined: 29 Apr 2008
Gender: Male
Location: New York
Post
by dsagent » 01 May 2008
I may have to check them out. Also this is a cool Time Paradox.
Empty_Eyes
Post
by Empty_Eyes » 01 May 2008
Just a recommendation Wandering Star.... if your going to listen to any of their stuff just as an intro...
The Adversary
RESPECT
Posts: 20091 Joined: 19 Jul 2003
Location: #lfk
Contact:
Post
by The Adversary » 01 May 2008
Third > Portishead & Dummy
Yeah yeah this isn't the thread for that, still . . . it's true.
This post is the property of its author and is not to be used elsewhere without explicit permission from the author.
. . . AND THAT'S THAT.
Whoomp
Gravedigger
Posts: 539 Joined: 07 Apr 2006
Location: Somewhere in Nowhere
Post
by Whoomp » 01 May 2008
>could it only be that the makers of the game liked this music?
Probably, yeah... or someone at the studio at least, I think that everyone got the chance to put a reference to something that they liked themselves into the game.
outcelgeist
Just Passing Through
Posts: 4 Joined: 30 Apr 2008
Location: Somewhere
Post
by outcelgeist » 02 May 2008
There's also a reference to Psychic TV (semi-good band) and Sonic Youth...
The Adversary
RESPECT
Posts: 20091 Joined: 19 Jul 2003
Location: #lfk
Contact:
Post
by The Adversary » 02 May 2008
The name of the drug is Psychick-TV (PTV).
This post is the property of its author and is not to be used elsewhere without explicit permission from the author.
. . . AND THAT'S THAT.
Jonipoon
Subway Guard
Posts: 1718 Joined: 06 Mar 2008
Location: Colonia Claudia Ara Agrippinensium
Contact:
Post
by Jonipoon » 02 May 2008
I love anachronism as much as I hate it.
I EAT GALAXIES FOR BREAKFAST.
Doo-glas
Brookhaven Receptionist
Posts: 946 Joined: 25 Sep 2007
Post
by Doo-glas » 06 May 2008
they're simply references, the game is still supposed to be set in 1983 (who's up for some Duran Duran?)
The Adversary
RESPECT
Posts: 20091 Joined: 19 Jul 2003
Location: #lfk
Contact:
Post
by The Adversary » 06 May 2008
Can I make a "Hungry Like Claudia Wolf" joke w/out it going over everybody's heads?
This post is the property of its author and is not to be used elsewhere without explicit permission from the author.
. . . AND THAT'S THAT.
Doo-glas
Brookhaven Receptionist
Posts: 946 Joined: 25 Sep 2007
Post
by Doo-glas » 06 May 2008
Mockingbird wrote: Can I make a "Hungry Like Claudia Wolf" joke w/out it going over everybody's heads?
I get it
phantomess
Moderator & Cult Member
Posts: 4828 Joined: 03 Jan 2005
Gender: Female
Location: California
Contact:
Post
by phantomess » 15 May 2008
Mockingbird wrote: Can I make a "Hungry Like Claudia Wolf" joke w/out it going over everybody's heads?
...Yes. Probably a lot of us get it.
Mis Krist.
Historical Society Historian
Posts: 12943 Joined: 27 Aug 2003
Location: The Wand'ring Wood
Post
by Mis Krist. » 15 May 2008
I wouldn't be so sure. I've met people who didn't know who'd never before heard the name David Bowie. Now that's just a tragedy.
I'm not dead yet, dammit.
Doo-glas
Brookhaven Receptionist
Posts: 946 Joined: 25 Sep 2007
Post
by Doo-glas » 16 May 2008
Krist. wrote: I wouldn't be so sure. I've met people who didn't know who'd never before heard the name David Bowie. Now that's just a tragedy.
damn, it truly is
Georgeo-0
Just Passing Through
Posts: 139 Joined: 13 May 2008
Location: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
Post
by Georgeo-0 » 16 May 2008
I had never noticed that befor, great band, great triphop.