The Interview (2014) Soundtrack - Closing Credits - Lyle Workman - 'Pixie Promenade Remix' 

Oh yes we are good at it

Most of it is ripped from posters lol

We love action and making the villains just as cool as the heros.

That's because the US is the King of Propaganda.

@@jqueryrocks ha

xTranziTx *sigh* good old communism...

+PcSlash It's not communism it's dictatorship lol.

Nope, this is actually communism.

Wow you really don't know your politics do you? xD

Touche.

Bf4 this bf4

xXx_PuSSy_X_SLaYER_xXx they didnt make it the art is just from dprk posters

The art style is based of propaganda posters and the music is remixed either North Korean music or some sort of soviet ussr. I’m not quite sure

I know right, I even downloaded it, to hear it.

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+So Jin Choi best one*

well, I'm not really well versed in Korean music, but the intro feels very Desperado to me and starting around 0:40 the Russian lute starts playing so I relate that to traditional Russian Folk Music or Communist Era songs.

Miss Information yup its also making it funny

0:05 is where Russian music is, its is called “через две зимы”

Wayne Bergeron!

You should have said “Seoul” instead

Nerd.

The music sounds way more Mexican to me rather than Spanish.

@@victorvera4844 ...

@@peterkeys1105 What? Are you surprised that I am differentiating between Mexican music and Spanish music? Well, it's the same as if I play you a traditional Scottish melody and then I put you a country song, they will definitely sound different to you and you should be able to associate one with the UK and the other one with the USA. In this case, they remixed the melody with trumpets, Mexican vihuelas and other instruments that are usually associated to ranchera music (a genre of traditional music from Mexico) so the remix definitely sounds Mexican to me. The guy in the original comment was saying that it sounds more like flamenco (a genre of traditional music from Spain) but it doesn't at all...

That's amazing. I missed that detail.

I'm not interested in the sequel to the movie but it would be nice to have a sequel for the closing credits. That I'd like.

@@RobertHollander yeah, if they make another with this that would be nice =))

Comrade Alex The title is "Pixie Promenade ." If you go back to the scene where the children are "playing" the guitars (they are not really playing them...), listen to that song. It is the exact same song. It's amazing how a remix can change a song into something completely different. Like the song "Layla." The original version was done by Derek and the Dominos (an Eric Clapton band) and it was electric rock. Then many years later, Eric Clapton did the same song with an acoustic guitar and made a hit out of it. He turned a rock song into a ballad. Amazing stuff.

The name of the song is "Pixie Promenade." It is the exact same song that is played on the guitars in this scene. Because they are "arranged" so uniquely, most people would not notice they are the same song: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Ue7mlZ86jrI.html

@@RobertHollander Wow, thanks for the info, it's amazing how a remix can completely change a song... I was just wondering why they used a Mexican ranchera for the ending credits, lol

Actually the end credit song and the guitar scene both came from this actual NK song, you'll find a striking resemblance between this and guitar boys in the movie. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DeGdJgWXJ6Q.html

@@haydenahn8776 I have not noticed any resemblence.

+Kyle Aubrey Del Mundo I hear the similarity. I have so far been unable to learn anything about the "Pixie Promenade" other than what appears in the credits... Lyle Workman, a well-known music composer for movies, is credited for the song.

megvettemawinrart probs cuz it's a movie that depicts the assassination of north koreas current dictator

I will give that a try...

Uhhhh. You're right.

Seth Stenzel LMAO....

+Seth Stenzel it sounds really russian-ly

Seth Stenzel Wow great, now it's more like an action combat music

Nailed it buddy. I'm surprised not many could tell!

it's really easy to tell? unless you're unfamaliar to guitar playing.

RawJaq I don't play guitar and I saw it easily.

Actually, they do play the guitar. There is a video of it in here

Genesis Rivera No.

I didn't know that. Thanks for the information.

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Communism package: Dope music Dope uniform Dope history Dope flag Doop leader

This isnt communism.

@@fl0cbitter611 this is juche

@@carljosephavelino4128 What about the Nazi package

@@localextremist2839 nazi package, gestapo, cool uniforms, strong and aggressive language, cool flag, cool salute, weird mustache leader

I didn't find the movie to be particularly offensive to any stereotypes. A lot of humor is built on the notion of exaggeration of stereotypes. My biggest complaint about the movie is that it was, in my opinion, a lame movie. I would have never gone to see it had it not been for the controversy that erupted. Had it not been for the controversy, the movie would have come and gone without much notice.

I can't find it there either but someone did a good, extended mix of the song with the guitars and the horns here on RU-vid: The Interview OST Lyle Workman- Pixie Promenade (Extended) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Qow_SfK6_LA.html

*North Korean Confirmed*

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-gSedE5sU3uc.html

The scene where the children pretend to play the acoustic guitars. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Ue7mlZ86jrI.html Of course, it's the same song as here. Amazing.

channel got deleted

Attempt to kill

Not about very much.

@@RobertHollander a north Korean kill attempt?

@@diegoescorpion Something like that, if I remember correctly.

@@RobertHollander Cool thanks! Hey that’s a nice red bike you have there btw I love it

LMFAOOOO thats cold as fuck

No this is very North Korean

There is Russian music in here also

I feel italian vibes or venetian in some parts

You're probably thinking Soviet vibes.

I get some Mexican vibe.

US imperialists are incredibly stupid and will believe anything

+TheGreatNorth i need to know too pls

+TheGreatNorth & +Raptor4955 Visit North Korea.

+TheGreatNorth Darude Un - Pixie Storm.

+BlockObito +PcSlash +TheGreatNorth... The name of this song is Pixie Promenade. The song is not very interesting, actually. What makes it interesting is the arrangement that Henry Jackman did for the closing credits... Notice that it is the exact same song pantomined by the children in the movie. With a different arrangement, you would never know it is the same song. So, you don't need to go to North Korea. Just listen to more of Henry Jackman's brilliant work. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Ue7mlZ86jrI.html

Close enough I guess.

You can't. This song only officially exists in the movie.

+MultiHobosapien Good question. I don't know. I like it and I would like to hear more music like it. Possibly some of our other viewers know the answer to this.

+MultiHobosapien I just came across this remix of the same song. The beginning is a bit strange but then it evolves into a Dub step type of thing. It's interesting. : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-VmlRsblQPso.html

The video is still here. I don't know why you can't see it on a mobile device.

man I set a record for 5 seconds on that spinner, wanna see?

@Autoscoot Gmail/RU-vid The arrangement of the song with the emphasis on the trumpets does give it it kind of that feel but the song itself is definitively not "Mexican." If you would like to hear that exact same song in the same movie played in a completely different way that does not remotely resemble the style of the song in the closing credits, flip to the scene in which the children are playing the guitars for the dinner audience. Here is a link to that scene. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Ue7mlZ86jrI.html Note-for-note, that is the same song but it doesn't sound the least bit "Mexican" when you hear it in this scene. As far as your interpretation of it sounding "Mexican," I don't disagree but I've read many postings that say is sound like North-Korea propaganda music. Regardless, it's just a silly movie and not a very good one at that.

It literally is not

Link please to that scene? I can maybe tell you

Its from asap rocky

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Me to. Psykopat?

@@Oh_no__ yessir

It was a pretty pathetic movie and the only reason it got that much attention was because North Korea made such a big deal out of it.

@@RobertHollanderi disagree

Hahaha psykopat spinner was goated I set a WR of 5 sec on that spinner, wanna see?