Scored music.

[Light of the Bay]

That's beautiful. Puts the current scored music to shame. Mike Perjanik - we need you!!

[Blaxland 89]

In quite a lot of the church scenes there is they some tune played on the organ. One memorable one is outside the church at Bobby's funeral. Just wondering if this is a genuine piece of church music or a Mike Perjanik composition.

[beau_t]

I think it's a Mike Perjanik composition which they brought out for any church scenes. It was also used for Michael's funeral and Angel's wedding that I can recall.

[Ryan]

If I was scoring Roo and Frank's theme, I'd give it 0/10.

[alexx]

^The Roo/Frank theme makes me cringe. I don't think it's the best example of Mike Perjanik's work at all.

I think some of Mike Perjanik's best scored music would have to be from 1995-2000. They are cinematic and underscore the scenes perfectly. Either very dramatic and scary, or very emotional and contemplative.

[beau_t]

Someone recently uploaded a HQ version of Michael's death. When you listen with earphones, the music during Sam's rescue scenes/Michael's death is brilliantly dramatic. I'd also love to hear a HQ version of the music from the car crash and bush fire scenes.

[alexx]

^Thanks for bringing that to our attention. I just checked it out - its great to hear it in stereo!

[Dan F]

Another in agreement, always thought the music in that whole sequence was amazing.

[Blaxland 89]

^The Roo/Frank theme makes me cringe. I don't think it's the best example of Mike Perjanik's work at all.

I think some of Mike Perjanik's best scored music would have to be from 1995-2000. They are cinematic and underscore the scenes perfectly. Either very dramatic and scary, or very emotional and contemplative.

I do agree there. But somehow it makes me smile never the less. Also that other song Frank sang. "There were good time, there were bad times"

[Light of the Bay]

Has anyone noticed since Lucy Addario became SP songs have been used instead of underscores?

For example, when Rocco was born we got a pop song instead of a nice underscore. The incidental music is very rare these days and "they" seem to prefer using music tracks instead of underscores.