That’s why Negan chose to blast an upbeat and chipper song like “Easy Street” while Daryl was eating dog food in a blackened cell. If you need to break someone like Daryl, you need to be creative because he’s a tough guy. We’re happy to be a part of such creative use of music in such an iconic show.” “I think the show used it brilliantly framing such an upbeat song as a torture device is a work of genius by the music supervisor. Writer Jim Bianco said he didn’t understand why The Walking Dead producers wanted to use his song for such a show, but after seeing what they did with it, he said it made perfect sense : “Easy Street” was written by the Collapsable Hearts Club. Now that season 7 is over, a former Swedish soccer player and current DJ, AronChupa, has released a remix of the song that makes it even catchier, if such a thing was even possible. The Walking Dead may be known for life in the apocalypse, fighting Walkers and battling other people who want to take your stuff, but season 7 gave us something else: “Easy Street.” The catchy song might seem out of place in the middle of Negan’s Sanctuary, but the song is actually perfect - as a torture device.
It might be just what you need to get through The Walking Dead break. In case you haven’t heard enough of “Easy Street” there’s a new remix that you have to hear. This film has been spliced together out of different recordings made during dress rehearsals at Leeds Playhouse in January 2020 so please excuse any slight audio-video sync issues.By Sarabeth Pollock 4 years ago Follow Tweet This recording was filmed during dress rehearsal at Leeds Playhouse in January 2020. The production opened at Leeds Playhouse on 28th January 2020 and toured UK venues until 14th March 2020, when the tour came to an early end when restrictions were put in place due to Coronavirus. Night of the Living Dead – Remix, the live stage show, was presented by courtesy of Image Ten, Inc. Can they recreate the film, shot-for-shot before our eyes, using whatever they can lay their hands on?ĥ0 years after the release of George A.Romero’s politically charged zombie movie, imitating the dog and Leeds Playhouse create a love song to the original 1960s film, retelling it as a searing story for now. Seven performers enter the stage armed with cameras. As the night draws in, their situation becomes desperate, hope turns to despair, and the picket-fence American dream is smashed apart.
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