Monday, March 19, 2018

Your Turn

Best movie soundtrack.

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    1. Anonymous1:09 PM

      Holy shot I tell people all the time they need to see that movie. Just for the sight of Sean Connery wearing a red nappy and nothing else.

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  2. Friends, I am SOOO excited.

    My mechanic is giving away dead batteries. Free of charge!

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  3. Saturday Night Fever

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    1. 💃🏻 YOU SHOULD BE DAAAAANCIN’!!!! YEEEEEH🕺🏻

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    1. @Liz Pop - great choice!

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    2. Absolutely! Definitely one of them (Dylan.... The Beta Band)
      9.5 weeks was pretty awesome as well

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  5. Guardians of the Galaxy 2

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  6. Singles and grosse point blank

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  7. Agree with Saturday nNight Fever

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  8. Pretty in Pink

    and

    Almost Famous

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    1. 🎼 “HOLD ME CLOSERRRR TINY DANCEERR! COUNT THE HEADLIGHTS ON THE HEADWAAAY! LAY ME DOAWn in SHEETS OF LIIIIINEEN! YOU HAD A BUSY DAY TODAAAAY!” 🚍🎤

      Holy shite. That’s my coming-of-age film, “Almost Famous” (when I was in the school magazine).

      Also, the title (later in life). All my peers got to be actresses as their coming-of-age rite of passage thing (because that’s just what girls in my schools did) but I was always a late bloomer and now their all miserable and made that I’m still having fun at my age. Fuck them, tho.

      Where’s the pointe shoes emoji, iOS 11?

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  9. Where art thou Brother

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    1. Oh brother where art thou?

      Who knows, or even cares. It's still on regular rotation in my car though.

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    2. Great choice

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  10. The Stuntman!! Great soundtrack, awful movie.

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  11. Superfly and Waiting to Exhale.

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  12. Vangelis Blade Runner

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  13. Krush Groove

    The Bodyguard

    Purple Rain

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    1. I came back to add A Kind of Magic. It is the official soundtrack to the first Highlander film.

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    2. Add Break in too. Loved Irish groove too! Into alternative now...

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    3. Breaking. About break dancing.

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  14. Purple Rain! Also Pretty in Pink & The Wall.

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  15. Anything by: John Williams (Superman), John Barry (Somewhere in Time, Chaplin, Out of Africa), or Ennio Morricone (Cinema Paradiso). Goodfellas, Valley Girl, Castaway, Legend of 1900, Harry Potter films, All That Jazz. Superman The Movie is my all time favorite.

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    1. Oh hey Motörhead, big fan lol 😜

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    2. Couldda said Eat The Rich but doubt you yankees would have seen it♠️

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  17. None of these are even close to the correct answer which is:

    American Graffiti.

    FTW. Hands down. No contest.

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  18. UHF.

    (I get the Big Lebowski joke. The unofficial soundtrack is fantastic. The actual OST is a disgusting piece of garbage devoid of the actual music used in the film.

    (Like the rest of the promotion for the film, the distributor maliciously fucked everything up.)

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    1. Anonymous1:12 PM

      +1. Levon sang for more than 14 hours and never faltered.

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  20. Willie Deville StoryBook Story

    Top Gun

    Lost Boys

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  21. Also Grease. We may be showing our generation, those of us who chose it, but whatever.

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  23. Blade Runner by Vangelis, it's otherworldly.

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  24. Grease, though it's a musical, so don't know if you can count it

    Otherwise, Top Gun, Footloose, She's Having a Baby...pretty much every teen movie from the 80s had a killer soundtrack.

    Saturday Night Fever also gets my votes

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    1. Got stoned at dazed and confused at the Ken cinema! Lol

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  26. The Commitments

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  27. Pulp Fiction and Dazed & Confused

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  28. Agreed sandybrook, TW and Dena

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  29. @Brayson that was my first thought too...

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  30. GOODFELLAS
    Casino
    A Bronx Tale
    Dead Presidents
    Boogie Nights
    So many more but some were said and can’t think of the others lol. Everyone has given really great answers. Love all those soundtracks.

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    1. Goodfellas soundtrack is great one!

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  31. Goodfella's blew me away..

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  32. I can’t believe no one said Reality Bites

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  33. Defintely O Brother Where Art Thou.

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  34. Anonymous11:30 AM

    The original, Beauty and the Beast.

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  35. Wuthering Heights (1992) Ryuichi Sakamoto

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  36. Multiple excellent soundtracks from John Hughes, Cameron Crowe and Sofia Coppola films. And as much as he personally disgusts me, I like a few Tarantino ones too.

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  37. Without a hint of irony: Batman Forever.

    Seriously, it was amazing.

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    1. Anonymous1:14 PM

      Eliot Goldenthal? I’m not looking it up that’s cheating

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  38. I'm thinking "Ready Player One" soundtrack will be really good, and potentially my new favorite soundtrack. (80s alternative and rock) So far artists/tracks mentioned are on track with the book's musical reference.

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  39. As an Edinburgh native- Trainspotting, then followed by Amelie.

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  40. Funny Girl and Zeffirelli's Romeo and Juliet are two I listened to endlessly when I was young. Chicago is my all time favorite.

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  41. X files the first movie

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  42. No contest...

    The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies

    Yes, that is the name. A soundtrack like no other.

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  43. Many come close, but the only correct answer is Blues Brothers.

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  44. Pulp fiction or Oh brother where art thou... the second is the only one I’ve ever bought

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  45. Footloose

    Rocky Horror Picture Show

    Top Gun

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  46. Sorry but you cannot even touch Saturday Night Fever

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  47. O'Brother, Where Art Thou?

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  48. There are personal favorites, like The Graduate, Pretty in Pink, High Fidelity, Garden State, and then there are soundtracks that so thoughtfully captured the movies themselves that I can't hear certain songs without remembering the movies: The Big Chill, Stand by Me, 8 Mile, O Brother, Where Art Thou?

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  49. Goldfinger (don’t forget Shirley Bassey!) I love every track, esp “Alpine Drive”

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  50. One other that I really love and have on heavy rotation at home, is the soundtrack to "Passion: Music for The Last Temptation of Christ".

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  51. The Big Chill, 8 Mile, Waiting to Exhale, Baby Driver

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  52. What everyone else said + Repo Man & Over the Edge, among others. I had a VHS copy of the former (the movie, I mean, although I had the cassette too - my recollection is the soundtrack wasn't released on CD till the 90s or something), taped from tv, complete with KTLA or some such station commercials, and funnily dubbed expletives. Anyone remember watching the former on Lifetime in the 80s after school? In a certain way, it was like the ultimate after school special.

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  53. Phantom of the Paradise
    Rocky Horror Picture Show
    The Matrix
    The Mission
    Tous les matins du monde
    Gladiator
    Interview With the Vampire
    Dazed and Confused
    Fast Times at Ridgemont High
    The Commitments

    I like movie soundtracks.

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  54. The Sound of Music.

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  55. The Decline of Western Civilization
    Fight Club
    Blade Runner
    Drive

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  56. Mulholland Drive

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  57. My Fair Lady.

    Yes I'm old

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  58. Beetlejuice
    Little Shop of Horrors
    Name
    And most everything listed above

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  59. Almost Famous/ Queen of the Damned

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  60. Anonymous1:15 PM

    Anything by Phillip Glass. Wonderfully baroque. A true genius in our time.

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  61. Dazed and confused or the crow

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  62. @Uhhhh, I don't think people appreciate how many great musicians paired together to make unique songs for the Spawn soundtrack. Most of the soundtracks listed above, except musicals, were a compilation of existing songs, more like a playlist.

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  63. Omg noone wrote pink floyd the wall...also like saturday night fever Singles fast times at ridgemont high heavy metal

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    1. I also remember when tommy was all over the airwaves setting records

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  64. Streets of Fire, Visionquest

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    1. Forgot about vision quest 🤘🏼

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  65. The good the bad and the ugly
    Flash Gordon - it's cheesetastic.

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  66. @Normal.Yes Indeed - agree. Koyaanisqatsi is awesome.
    Desperdo has an amazing Mark Knopfler/Dire Straits "Six Blade Knife" that's pretty stellar.
    True Stories - Talking Heads,
    Something Wild
    Rushmore

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  67. The Bodyguard and John Wick.

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  68. Casino, and Rushmore.

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  69. 2001 A Space Odyssey because it opened classical music to me.

    If you mean music specifically composed for movies, then Ennio Morricone and John Barry are modern masters.

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  70. goodfellas
    gone with the wind
    lost in translation
    meet me in st louis
    grease 2
    boiler room

    covered my emotional favorites

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  71. Until the End of the World and Good Fellas.

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  72. Streets of Fire
    Shocker
    Pink Floyd The Wall
    And in the musical category...
    Evil Dead the Musical

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  73. "The Flamingo Kid' great music, funny movie.

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  74. Love Actually (they played the theme during one of the montages at the Oscars this year, I teared up..) Purple Rain, and going waaay back... Camelot.

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  75. The Committments 1991

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  77. It's "South Pacific" or "The Music Man" fighting it out for Win and Place, with "My Fair Lady" and "The Sound of Music" fighting it out for the Show position. All these are well before my time. I'm not THAT old, I just know a lot of movies and scores. "O Brother Where Art Thou", from my era, came on strong but wasn't in the running.

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  78. The wedding singer!

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  79. Out of Sight

    Friday

    Get Shorty

    Pulp Fiction

    Pretty in Pink

    Breakfast Club

    Purple Rain

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  80. Absolutely love this question and reading through the comments. Discovered some new music today and revisited some favorites...thanks everyone!
    Not an epic OMG all time favorite, but do love how the story and original songs on the soundtrack were entwined in the film Once.

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  81. Holy shite, Enty. What an overwhelming question.

    This is all I have for now:

    Best intro: Hawaii Five-0 (the original ‘60s version—not that there’s anything wrong with the remake, but me likey retro sounds). 🌋🌺👩🏻🥗🍂

    Catchiest song in a trailer: “Time of the Season” (The Zombies) on “All The Money in the World” (because I like Romain Duris)

    I liked “Rush” (all the Hans Zimmer who also did “Inception”, and some Bowie).

    Also Yann Tiersen for “Goodbye, Lenin!” (although I think most people know him for “Amelie”).

    Best theme for a film: “Pacific Rim” (Ramin Djawadi).

    I’ll probably think of more later... Good Lord. What a loaded question. LOL.

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    1. DUMBASS. Enty asked “movie” and I included “television”. Oops, sowwyyyy.

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  83. Exactly! I see what you did there🙌🥂

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  84. Not the best... but one of the greats: Less Than Zero

    LL Cool J
    Public Enemy
    Poison
    The Bangles.... SOOO GOOD.

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  85. Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves

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  86. My parents' generations: "South Pacific"

    My generation: "Superfly"

    My kids generstion: "Rent"

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  87. Rocknrolla
    Guardians of the Galaxy 1
    Goodfellas

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  88. Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure is the first CD I ever bought. Also, Can't Hardly Wait and The Wedding Singer have awesome soundtracks

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  89. Magnolia

    Great expectations - the paltrow one

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  90. Last of the Mohicans
    Saturday Night Fever

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  91. Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.

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  92. Get Out
    Sound of Music

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  93. Empire Records
    Shag: The Movie
    Animal House
    Grease 2 (I need a C-O-O-L...R-I-D-E-R!)
    The Crow
    That Thing You Do
    Dazed and Confused
    Invincible
    Queen of the Dammed (soundtrack was light years better than the movie)
    Hackers

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  94. And while QT is a skeezy dude, he did have a knack for soundtracks.

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  95. Heathers for the win! That’s where I discovered Leonard Cohen, covered by Concrete Blonde.
    Pretty in Pink (John Hughes movies in general)
    the Big Chill
    The Mission (Last if the Mohicans, as well)
    Pulp Fiction

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  96. Easy Rider. The Big Chill. The Big Easy.

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  97. The sound of music

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  98. You can't beat Lost Highway for dark, beautiful and haunting music. It has Bowie, Marilyn Manson, Rammstein and 9" Nails.
    Also I love the soundtrack to Once Upon a Time in America as much as the movie itself. Ennio Morricone at his very best.

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  99. A night at the Roxbury

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  100. Anonymous6:09 PM

    -Hello, Dolly
    -The Lion King
    -A Star is Born

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  101. The Lost Boys
    Less Than Zero
    The Breakfast Club. Reality Bites
    Valley Girl. Say Anything
    The Wall. The Doors
    Tommy-The Who. A Clockwork Orange
    Pretty In Pink

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    1. Purple Rain. Eddie & The
      Reservoir Dogs Cruisers
      Pulp Fiction. Rattle n Hum
      Empire Records
      Rattle n Hum

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    2. Oh how could I forget these 2: Almost Famous & SINGLES

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    3. The Basketball Diaries
      St Elmo's Fire.
      Clay Pigeons
      All the Twilight movies
      All the Rocky movies

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    4. Interview with a Vampire
      Being Cherry
      Paper Dolls
      Requiem of a dream

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    5. Last 1 I promise...The Thing Called Love & High Fidelity

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    6. Damn-Hard to Hold Rick Springfield.

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    7. No, don’t stop make it “last one I promise”, Ginger Falls! I’m loving the music recommendations! I’m sure I’m not the only one who subscribed to the thread for that reason! 🍻

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  102. Top Gun!!!!
    (Dropping the mike right this second)
    Meet me halfway everyone! Lolol

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