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Charlie Clouser - Hello Zepp lyrics
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[INSTRUMENTAL]Charlie Clouser - Hello Zepp - http://motolyrics.com/charlie-clouser/hello-zepp-lyrics.html
"Hello Zepp" is the original name of a piece of incidental music that was composed by Charlie Clouser for the first installation in the Saw film series. The piece's appearance in the first film was timed to bring a dramatic tone to the major plot twist in the end of the film, where the primary antagonist named Zep is revealed to actually be a victim of the real antagonist the Jigsaw Killer. As the series continues, the piece is re-used in all the films, often being renamed and remixed to accommodate the changing situations and characters in each film. The tune was used in Saw when the identity of the Jigsaw Killer was finally revealed to be John Kramer, the cancer patient, rather than Zep Hindle, who was participating in the abduction of Dr. Gordon's family as a part of his own test. The tune played when Adam Faulkner began to play Zep's tape, of which the first words were "Hello, Mr. Hindle. Or as they called you around the hospital: Zep." When Darren Lynn Bousman was signed on to direct Saw II, Leigh Whannell, the original screenwriter for Saw who played Adam Faulkner, rewrote Bousman's original script, and included another major plot twist that Bousman and Wan decided "Hello Zepp" should be applied to. The tune was also remixed as "Don't Forget the Rules" and "Hello Eric". The tune actually appears three times in Saw II. The first remix is played when the police enter Jigsaw's lair, the second is the original which plays when Xavier cornered Amanda Young and Daniel Matthews in the bathroom from the original movie, and began to cut the back of his neck off for part of the combination to the safe upstairs. The second remix played when Amanda revealed to Detective Eric Matthews that she had become Jigsaw's apprentice. In Saw III, it played four times. The first occurrence plays over a flashback sequence which sheds more light on the design of the bathroom trap from the first film. The tune was named "The Shithole Theme" after a line in the original film. The second time it is played is actually the first remix of the piece, "Don't Forget the Rules", and is played as Amanda is wheeling Lynn into Jigsaw's room in the warehouse. The third occurrence is entitled "Your Test" and is a remix of the "Hello Eric" theme, playing as Jigsaw explains his test design to Amanda. The last occurrence is at the very end of the film, and plays over the tape that Jigsaw has prepared for Jeff Reinhart. This remix is entitled "The Final Test". In Saw IV, it played three times. The first, titled "Just Begun," was when Hoffman plays the wax tape. The second tune occurs 3 times during the film, entitled "Help Them". It plays first when Eric Matthews remembers how he survived his confrontation with Amanda after escaping the bathroom, second when Jill has her miscarriage, and last when Strahm confronts Jill with various pictures, yelling "what's with the tricycle?" The final version plays during the twist finale. Entitled "Let Go", it plays to a tape Art played for Rigg, telling him he failed his test. In Saw V, This version of Hello Zepp entitled "Choice" is in the twist finale It plays when Strahm is trapped in the compactor room. It in fact sounds very similar to "Let Go" from Saw IV, featuring the same horn ensemble mixed into the "climax" of the track, as heard in Saw IV. However, the overall sound of the mix is actually more foreboding, implying the impending doom of Strahm. The remix is 2 minutes long.
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