Music from "Rabid"

[TayLaneBloom]

ok... i got nothing.... i'm trying to find that music for hours, and i can't!
i think i'm going insane. xD

[hellokitty]

If you have Shazaam on your phone you might be able to ID it.

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agreed i wish they would make the scores available to download

There's a fellow who posts the score only audios on YouTube. I'll have to do some research on it to get the links to his vids later. I discovered it by accident when he did the one with the background music in Stiletto, during the phone call. Maybe he's done some for this season.

[Seeya'round Smallville]

No one knows the song that played when Lois was in the Daily Planet after her zombification?

I'm really curious....

It kinda sounded like a song from The Cult, but I'm guessing it was just production music. I don't know though.

[tibbit78]

My favorite music was when Lois was talking to Clark Kent about the Blur:

Lois Lane asks Clark, "Clark, do you have any deep, dark secrets?" and Clark asks Lois, "Do you?" Then this beautiful music starts, I do not know the name of the music or who plays it, but it's beautiful and sad at the same time.

The music starts with Lois saying to Clark, "Last year when I was talking with the Red-Blue Blur...for the first time in my life I was doing something that mattered and I wanted to work with him, because we did such good things together. But then I started to realise that I wasn't just doing it to save people. I was doing it for me." And the beautiful music ends with Lois saying, "I just wanted to be with him." Erica Durance did a good and emotional part along with the music. The music made me cry and so did Erica.

To me that was the most emotional scene for me with that beautiful music. Who played that music? Then Lois goes on to say, "You don't understand. I have never had this connection with someone before. Now that I have this connection, I don't want to go back to the ways things were. This is embarrassing to admit: I don't want to be alone, anymore."

This scene with the music was so touching, this is Erica Durance's personal best from Rabid. This is my favorite scene and favorite music from Smallville's Rabid. I could play this scene and music over and over again.

[mildmannered...]

Louis Febre, the man in charge of music with Smallville is the one who composed (and I believe) played it.

I agree, it is a very moving piece of music! I wish I could have just the music without the words, like a CD or on iTunes.

[tibbit78]

Louis Febre, the man in charge of music with Smallville is the one who composed (and I believe) played it.

I agree, it is a very moving piece of music! I wish I could have just the music without the words, like a CD or on iTunes.

Thanks, Sheila. I just didn't know how to spell Louis' last name Febre. Now I do know how to spell it, thanks to you.

[mildmannered...]

No problem JoAnne! Glad I could help

Now, if I just knew the name of that song Lois was listening to while she was zombified...

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Just realized I didn't say this: You're welcome.

[triplet]

Louis Febre, the man in charge of music with Smallville is the one who composed (and I believe) played it.

Actually, Louis said on twitter that he didn't know what that music was, so it must have been something they added later not something he wrote.

And unfortunately I don't know which song that was. I'm sorry!

[triplet]

Actually, Louis said on twitter that he didn't know what that music was, so it must have been something they added later not something he wrote.

Actually, I know the song now if anyone's interested.

It's a royalty free song called "Hate Filled Man" by Brian Tichy.