Does anyone know if the members of the band Kraftwerk sued the makers of this movie and its sequel over the unauthorized use of “Trans-Europe Express”? It’s shameful that credit wasn’t given! Peace.
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While I love the soundtrack to Koi... Mil Gaya, I too keep wondering if the composer has credited Kraftwerk for the liberal, note-for-note, use of one of their tunes throughout the soundtrack. If the Kraftwerk band members are not watching Indian films, they might not have learned about this soundtrack.
shareDude, everyone knows that it would have to be a Kraftwerk melody used to contact space aliens. It had nothing to do with the "Aum" sound and everything to do with the melody. Trans Europe Express is the profound eternal existence of the universe.
shareJust four notes similiar to TEE so why should Kraftwerk really sue the makers of the soundtrack? Art of Noise, though, could probably sue for the sampling of their "Moments in Love" during the first basketball game... (^-^)
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