Angela Liu
07-27-2009, 08:09 PM
Know what I love about DVD and Blu-ray? Multi-language dub tracks. And for films that have musical numbers in it, that often means we get international renditions of said numbers.
In Coraline's case, we get Spanish and French variations of the hilarious stage number "Sirens of the Sea", which I took to recording. (Accompanying sound effects and all.) Hearing Jennifer Saunders and Dawn French hamming it up in the original was priceless, but it's a treat hearing the two bickering "old ladies" belting it out in an entirely different language. As a bonus, I've also included a recording of the Can Can finale, which sadly wasn't featured on the album release:
Sirens of the Sea International Versions:
http://www.mediafire.com/?0jlyogjme4n
In Coraline's case, we get Spanish and French variations of the hilarious stage number "Sirens of the Sea", which I took to recording. (Accompanying sound effects and all.) Hearing Jennifer Saunders and Dawn French hamming it up in the original was priceless, but it's a treat hearing the two bickering "old ladies" belting it out in an entirely different language. As a bonus, I've also included a recording of the Can Can finale, which sadly wasn't featured on the album release:
Sirens of the Sea International Versions:
http://www.mediafire.com/?0jlyogjme4n