Your question is kind of unclear, I dont even know what are your intentions. or what are you trying to ask. Sorry.
i liked that programme!!
N was kkinda strange but i like poppy.
i think the music is the begining bit to 'Denial' by suganbabes
Molly Nyman and Harry Escott
i'm pretty sure it's not by Molly Nyman and Harry Escott, the Times credits them with the scoring of the drama, but as this song has appeared in an advert previous to this drama being made, it seems unlikely that Nyman and Escott would have wrote it..
i know it's not "Lovely Head" by Goldfrapp or that Peter, Bjorn & John thing - I thought it could be "Marilyn's Reprise" by Champagne Moment, but I can't seem to find a version of that song to check - it was definetly featured in an advert a year or two back though
Any luck getting the name of this song ive been searching about molly nyman and harry escott and found nothing so far :(
iv also been looking for about 2 hours for that music, yeah i remember it being on an advert but i cant remember which. if any one has any revelations please message the song name
Is that the same song what is playing when they were watching the fireworks?? I need to find that song!!
Personally I thought it sounded like Goldfrapp?
its been driving me mad all night!
thought it was 'coco rosie', cos they do some whistlin, then thought 'psapp', 'meiko', 'sunshine and clouds and everything proud'......someone needs to put me out of my misery!
could it be 'tunng'? 'au revoire simone'?
i've also been searching for the whistling tune and the fireworks song... cant find anything though.
i know that the advert music is hongkongaton by gorillaz.
I FOUND IT!
I'v been searching for the song for hours and finally discovered what song it is :D
Kenneth Bager feat. Julee - Fragment Two
and just in case your desperate to listen to it right away here's a youtube link :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlY55H7bH...enjoy
and if anyone manages to figure out where to download it from then let me know please it'd be much appreciated
thanks. x
Well done Freya - totally the right song!