Message: Re: 2004 pontiac grand prix comercial song
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Posted by another wana get a copy of that on 20 years ago |
below is what I found on website, dodoskido
Hello there,
for anyone wondering about that Pontiac commercial with the blind woman...
that song is by a band called Timonium it's the first song off of the album called 'until he finds us' that came out this last spring. look at www.pehrlabel.com, that's the label that put it out. pontiac messed with the song a bit (so they wouldn't have to pay them), but it is that song. please share this info.
-marc
Posted by marc at July 26, 2003 10:58 PM
of course according to GM, the music is from studio musicians in a studio called East something in California.
found on google.com
:> : does anybody know the name of the song to the 2004 grand prix comercial where a women is driving the car and she gets and ends up being blind.
>> Dude I love that song and this is what they tolled me and I think it sucks!
:> Looks like we're out of luck.
:> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
:> Dear Mr. Lloyd,
>> Thank you for contacting the Pontiac Customer Assistance Center. We
:> appreciate you taking the time to write us in regards to our Pontiac
:> Commercial.
>> We receive many positive messages from customers regarding the music
:> that is used in Pontiac commercials as well as requests for where they
:> may obtain this music. The musical selections in our commercials are
:> often written exclusively for the commercial. Then they are recorded by
:> studio musicians as 30-second time spots. The music remains untitled
:> and is not available for public sale.
>> We chose the music, which was originally scored for our spots, because
:> it complements the dramatic film-look of the ads. We describe it as
:> 'dramatic movie score' music. It's instrumental and highlights the emotion
:> of the driving action without detracting from the visual driving
:> sequences.
>> If you should need to contact us in the future, simply reply to this
:> message or call our Pontiac Customer Assistance Center at 1-800-762-2737.
:> Customer Relationship Managers are available Monday through Friday from
:> 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., Eastern Time.
>> Again, thank you for contacting Pontiac.
>> Sincerely,
>> Joshua Walter
:> Customer Relationship Manager
:> Pontiac Customer Assistance Center
> :::what about asking the guy if the musicians involved in scoring the commercials had any projects of their own with obtainable music?
Hello there,
for anyone wondering about that Pontiac commercial with the blind woman...
that song is by a band called Timonium it's the first song off of the album called 'until he finds us' that came out this last spring. look at www.pehrlabel.com, that's the label that put it out. pontiac messed with the song a bit (so they wouldn't have to pay them), but it is that song. please share this info.
-marc
Posted by marc at July 26, 2003 10:58 PM
of course according to GM, the music is from studio musicians in a studio called East something in California.
found on google.com
:> : does anybody know the name of the song to the 2004 grand prix comercial where a women is driving the car and she gets and ends up being blind.
>> Dude I love that song and this is what they tolled me and I think it sucks!
:> Looks like we're out of luck.
:> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
:> Dear Mr. Lloyd,
>> Thank you for contacting the Pontiac Customer Assistance Center. We
:> appreciate you taking the time to write us in regards to our Pontiac
:> Commercial.
>> We receive many positive messages from customers regarding the music
:> that is used in Pontiac commercials as well as requests for where they
:> may obtain this music. The musical selections in our commercials are
:> often written exclusively for the commercial. Then they are recorded by
:> studio musicians as 30-second time spots. The music remains untitled
:> and is not available for public sale.
>> We chose the music, which was originally scored for our spots, because
:> it complements the dramatic film-look of the ads. We describe it as
:> 'dramatic movie score' music. It's instrumental and highlights the emotion
:> of the driving action without detracting from the visual driving
:> sequences.
>> If you should need to contact us in the future, simply reply to this
:> message or call our Pontiac Customer Assistance Center at 1-800-762-2737.
:> Customer Relationship Managers are available Monday through Friday from
:> 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., Eastern Time.
>> Again, thank you for contacting Pontiac.
>> Sincerely,
>> Joshua Walter
:> Customer Relationship Manager
:> Pontiac Customer Assistance Center
> :::what about asking the guy if the musicians involved in scoring the commercials had any projects of their own with obtainable music?