- May 4, 2006
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Has anyone ever tried to synchronize Still Life to "The Beauty and Beast" by means of playing them together?
Amazingly, the lyrics somewhat described the events in the story as the rythm of the album followed along with the characters' movements. I began the album directly after the Disney castle logo disappeared. The opening to The Moor was the exact length of the prologue. When you see the rose, the acoustic starts. Then, the movie's title screen appears once the music transitions into a heavier scale.
During the main guitar solo of White Cluster, Belle and the Beast dance in the ballroom for the climax of the movie. When transitions occur within the songs, the scenes often follow in transition. There are many other parts I've found which synchronize, but I'll leave them to whoever wants to try this.
Also, Still Life won't last for the entire movie, so when it's finished playing, pause the movie and pop in Blackwater Park for the finale.
Another thing, this is best with the movie played on a low or muted volume. The very last few minutes of the ending doesn't go to the music too well, but it's only the last few minutes.
And remember, it's probably just a coincidence, but it's still pretty entertaining.
Amazingly, the lyrics somewhat described the events in the story as the rythm of the album followed along with the characters' movements. I began the album directly after the Disney castle logo disappeared. The opening to The Moor was the exact length of the prologue. When you see the rose, the acoustic starts. Then, the movie's title screen appears once the music transitions into a heavier scale.
During the main guitar solo of White Cluster, Belle and the Beast dance in the ballroom for the climax of the movie. When transitions occur within the songs, the scenes often follow in transition. There are many other parts I've found which synchronize, but I'll leave them to whoever wants to try this.
Also, Still Life won't last for the entire movie, so when it's finished playing, pause the movie and pop in Blackwater Park for the finale.

And remember, it's probably just a coincidence, but it's still pretty entertaining.
