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Watched the premier of the new FX program "The Americans" about a family of mole Russian spies living in the US tonight. In the opening scene there's a chase through a dingy alleyway and as the characters are running the background music is "Tusk".
There series is set in 1981, so pretty cool that they used music from the period that would have plausibly been heard in a situation like that. Just thought I'd share.
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They played it at another point in the show as well, was it the ending? In any case, the music was better than the show itself.
I wondered if the producer was a FMac fan as much play as it received. It did fit nicely into the scenes it represented. |
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