"Love Actually" -- dir. Tony Curtis/ starr. Hugh Grant
Too Lost in You [Sugarbabe/ produced by Rob Dougan]
(Its director is known for adapting "BRIDGET JONES'S DIARY.")
This film will be released in 2004 Spring in Japan.

"One Perfect Day"
(being asked for composing scores.)

(info: Michael @ www.robdougan.net -- thank you!)

Scene: Woman in Red Dress
Clubbed To Death [ Kurayamino Variation ]

The Matirx Soundtrack alblum has introduced Rob Dougan's "Clubbed To Death" to the world audience. It was a music advisor, Jason Bentley (DJ), who recommended this song to the Wachowski Bros.

(There are several variations and remix of "Clubbed To Death." In the Matrix OST, Rob Dougan was listed as Rob D. 

In this scene, the music is played low, but it is a very important scene where Morpheus explains Neo how the Matrix (virtual reality) works.

Scene: The Fight Against Agents
Furious Angels [ instrumental ]

This tune starts with slow and heavy strings, then develops into a upbeat, high-energy dance tune.  Should you feel there is something missing, yes, gorgeous 40-people chorus, and haunting voice of Joy Malcolm and Rob Dougan himself are omitted from the original song!  Hence it's a cool fighting scene, that's all right.

By the way, this instrumental version was played in a special premiere event in Roppongi Hills (Japan) while many celebrities were seated -- like one hour?

Neo fights against 3 Agents. Beaware that the beats of the music and rhythm of the fighting movements.

Scene: Fighting in a Chateau
Chateau

This song appears as if it was arranged of "Furious Angels," but it is an origianl song specially written for the film. According to a magazine interivew, Rob Dougan wrote this song on his Mac laptop. He had received a DVD which contained only the fighting scene for the music. In order to sync the timing, he had to press the play button of computer with his hand, while he started the DVD player with his foot... (Read more of the article)

Additional Note: The film version of this song is NOT the final version -- the 2nd final version was used for the film somehow. But the final version is similar to this 2nd final, anyway, according to the artist. (source: himself @ the official site)

» Photos of Rob D. working 'Chateau' (In IntoTheMatrixMusic.com)

Additional:
The "Final" Theatrical Trailer
I'm Not Driving Anymore [ instrumental ]

Just before the film release, this beautiful "final" trailer was introduced. Though this emotional song highlighted the middle part of the trailer, it wasn't used in the film, thus it wasn't included in the soundtrack allbum. This instrumental version is on 2nd CD of the US and the new UK release.


Extra Note:
The Wachowski brothers phoned to Rob Dougan to ask him to collaborate with Don Davis for Animatrix music ("Final Flight of Osiris" - theatrically released). But Davis's first draft was good enough to leave as is.

» Final Theatrical Trailer Download (Theatrical | 2:30)
» "Story" trailer (TV | 0:30)

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This film is yet to be released, and there is no information of which songs to be used, of course. But there is a rumor of a new variation of Clubbed To Death will be used in the film.  We will see...

Clubbed To Death [ Kurayamino Variation ]
Clubbed To Death [ Darkside ]
Furious Angels

These songs were used by a French film, directed by Yolande Zauberman. The staff heard "Clubbed To Death"while they were filming, and they loved it, and they even gave that title. The US title is L.S.D., and it wasn't released in Japan. (available on DVD)

(info: Michael @ www.robdougan.net -- thank you!)

I'm Not Driving Anymore

A perfect song for a car racing film!
In the film, original mix of the song was used, but Rollo's mix was used in the soundtrack (as well as in Furious Angels album).

(info: Michael @ www.robdougan.net -- thank you!)

Porcelain - Moby [ Rob D. remix ]

Though this is not Rob Dougan's original song, but his remix version.This remix is included in Moby's "Play" DVD, and also in Moby's "Play" album as a bonus track.

(info: Michael @ www.robdougan.net -- thank you!)

** Running Time
Nowhere [ instrumental ], Furious Angels, I'm Not Driving Anymore

** Orfeus & Eurodike (Denmark)
Clubbed To Death

(info: Michael @ www.robdougan.net -- thank you!)

** Main Theme (Opening Title)
I'm Not Driving Anymore [ instrumental ]

A popular US TV series.  Realistic and serious crimes and judicial drama set in New York. It a long-hit show as it has been aired since 1990.

** CSI (US)
Songs and details unknown

Original version: Clubbed To Death [ unreleased ]

It was aired just a month after the original "Clubbed To Death" release. This is the first media exposure of Rob Dougan's music in the UK.  The wondering look on those characters make this ad very intriguing.

(info: Michael @ www.robdougan.net -- thank you!)

Original Version: similar to Clubbed To Death II [ unreleased ]

There is something magical in this piece: stunningly beautiful and smooth visuals and music. It starts with piano and a piano player (as the music start with the piano), then the camera pulls out to reveal the panoramic world with special effects. (So, who is that pianist?)

Furious Angels

With this mordern or futuristic visuals, a lot of shipping boxes and delivery vans go acorss. A great sense of urgency and seriousness are delivered through this song.

Clubbed To Death 2  [ album edition ]

This ad follows the history of Audi -- from the classic cars to the today's latest. Its beautiful music works great as it starts with the classical style, and develops into the modern style with beats, carrying its original elegance and style.

By the way, "Clubbed To Death II" and "Clubbed To Death 2" is different!

* All-Star Baseball Game 2003 (US) -- NEW!
Furious Angels (Clubbed to Death Variation)

This song was uses for promoting American Major League Baseball's All Star Progaram (FOX Sports). Yes, the Japanese people are watching how Ichiro, Hasegawa, and "Godzilla" Matsui are doing.
You can listen to this "Furious Angels (Clubbed to Death Variation)"on Media Page.

** Airport Level: Cafe Scene (Player: Ghost)
Clubbed To Death [ Hybrid Remix ]

** The Great Hall Scene (Player: Niobe)
Clubbed To Death [ Kurayamino Variation ]

Not only the film, but also the video game includes "Clubbed To Death." (2 versions!) Hence "death" is the theme of "Revolutions," this song carries any meaning?

So, how do you feel when you play the game with these songs?

(info: Louis Oliver aka. "Zeush" -- thank you!)