Soundtrack

can't believe o'russel used duke ellington's jeeps' blues before woody allen did in a film.
it may be a bit too loose and bluesy for woody's taste.
he likes the more kinda "elegant " stuff i think.

for me it was gold. golden. and the line about it saving their lives,
i can relate. when i was a younger lad findin my way thru life and the music biz etc.,
jazz and particularly ornette coleman did the same for me.
i often used that same line to describe it.

awesome film and music.

and so what it's like goodfellas i mean beethoven can be a lot like mozart
every jazz guy has much similarity

and so do every one of us to other folks etc.

let's celebrate the fact that at least we're getting this quality imitation
and not the homogenized mind numbing spirit crushing stuff we're used to
( to borrow heavily from another great film.)