Brighton Rock

It's definitely not from the Rogers and Hammerstein musical 'Carousel'. - That's a different piece altogether.

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Here the link, Euphoria - A gift from euphoria
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wc-RM9QuaW0

Yes. it´s brighton rock, :)

Actually plays less than the Brighton Rock version...  :/

master marathon runner wrote: It's definitely not from the Rogers and Hammerstein musical 'Carousel'. - That's a different piece altogether.

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i never suggested it was. i was suggesting its title could ALSO be carousel....it's not as if there's only ever one piece called carousel.....last time i cheked i knew of three top 40 hits called "let's dance"...so it is possible

Got the track off itunes. I find it confusing!

Hi all - still enjoying listening to this intro snippet - and I have just this minute noticed it used in the second scene of the 1999 film The House On Haunted Hill. Predictably set in a fair!

Well done finding this post... you should change your name to the gravedigger....

I know it's traditional to have about 12 threads discussing the same thing, so I thought I'd put in an extra special effort.

The sample is also used in a carnival scene in the 1971 schlock horror classic "Dracula vs. Frankenstein".

I might use it on something just to join this wonderful list of people.

Carnival Midway spotted in the 1980 stage production of The Elephant Man feat. Bowie

[QUOTE] [b]paulosham wrote:[/b] The intro to Brighton Rock has been shared on the site before,  I think it came from some sound effects album but I can't be sure.[/QUOTE] It originates from this sound effects album created by Jac Holzman in 1960:

Holzman of course started Electra. The circle completes.

Correctamundo.

Heard several times in Bradley Cooper's 2002 'Bending All the Rules'