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Daughter jamming on roof


Best minute of the movie.. And Ruffallo jamming out with her was awesome.. Watched that part like 10 times..

Amazing film

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The guitar and bass parts of that song are ridiculously good. I see they gave her credit on the soundtrack. I'm not sold that she was actually playing anything, lol.

"What happens to a dream deferred?"

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The guitar part is totally what a starter guitarist could pull off and have it work well. all open ringing strings and one note lead bits. She totally played that, although not on the roof top. There were some slide lead bits that sounded accidental but worked that she didn't reproduce on the visuals, I believe the actress played that part though.

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Cool.

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Yes yes yes!

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I have no idea why you think that.

BUGS

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My favourite parts of the movie in general are the montage of all the songs they recorded. But definitely the best for me is that scene on the roof, I've watched it on youtube heaps of times.

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my favorite part, too.
Gives me the feelies.
Happy feelies.

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I love that part too but my favorite part is in the beginning where Dan is imagining the production of the song in the bar, where the instruments play themselves, how a simple melody becomes a whole thing. <3

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Why did her mother say she was a terrible guitar player?

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Earlier in the film when she was lying on her bed absentmindedly strumming her guitar making noise not music you could see the daughter didn't have the confidence she needed to emotionally rock out. She gained that on the roof with the support of the other musicians.

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The imagining the production of the song was inspired, and hit a real chord so to speak, especially how he acted it, where he wanted to hear certain things and 'worked' it up into what he wanted. Very believable, and illustrates how a producers mind works. I've played half finished tracks to people and all they do is say it sounds rough, but a producer hears the possibility and intention, and ignores the rough.

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I loved that scene so much.



Libera te tu temet ex inferis.
pro ego sum diabolus, pro ego sum nex.

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TOTALLY AGREE!!!

I rewound it and watched it a few times as well. Really made me emotional.

Such a great film, and I love Sing Street even more. Carney just gets better with each movie he makes.

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