History: Musical scores for early silent films were either improvised or compiled of classical or theatrical repertory music. Once full features became commonplace, however, music was compiled from photoplay music by the pianist, organist, orchestra conductor or the movie studio itself, which included a cue sheet with the film.
BUGHELL IS COMMITTED TO RETURNING TO A SIMPLER TIME, WHEN MUSIC WAS CHOSEN BY THE PEOPLE NOT THE FAT CATS.
GONE ARE THE DAYS OF DIRTY HIPPIES CONSPIRACIES OF SYNCING DARK SIDE OF THE MOON TO A YOUNG JUDY GARLAND.
EACH BUGHELL RESCORE HAS BEEN HAND PICKED IN A SECURE TESTING SITE TO GUARANTEE THE HIGHEST QUALITY. GONE ARE THE DAYS OF DIRTY HIPPIES CONSPIRACIES OF SYNCING DARK SIDE OF THE MOON TO A YOUNG JUDY GARLAND.
TO ENSURE THE BEST EXPERIENCE POSSIBLE
- Runtimes between albums and films rarely match, it is up to the viewer to experiment themselves for the remainder of the film or repeat the suggested listening material.
- Certain rescores require multiple albums. It is essential that they be played in the order presented.
- Begin the album when the first title card comes onscreen.
- Do not start an album during the restoration card. Wait the original film to begin.
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Wait for the opening song to begin before playing the film to avoid dead air. This does not include
- Skits
- Fade-ins
- Preludes