There is a new miller ad in Ireland where the guy rolls tears his boss
into strips of paper when he is reading him the riot act, does the
same with a barking dog, a noisy car with alarm, tears a strip off a
train in order to see a girl standing on the opposite platform and
finally his own clothes on the way into a party. anyone help, pls ???

Help with what? Do you just want confirmation that the ad exsists or
do you require a copy of said advert?

I would like to know the name of the piece of music that is used for
this advert. The song title or even artist name would suffice. Thanks
in advance for any help you may be able to offer me.

Just to let you know, there a lot of other people out there clamouring
for the same info. I've found similar questions on several ad forums,
but so far no one's posted the answer. You might keep your eye on this
thread to see if someone posts the song:

http://forum.commercialbreaksandbeats.co.uk/viewtopic.php?p=4167&sid=462dadc567afce107505221678eba7db

It might show up here eventually:
http://www.millerbeer.com/av.do

I had fun watching Miller commercials, but yours is not there, yet.

Small piece of the puzzle solved as of Friday. Probably keep on this
thread, or just search the site forums for "Miller" and check the most
recent posts. This is from another thread on the same forum I posted
above.

Posted: Fri Jun 16, 2006 3:58 pm    
Some good news  
The music at end of the ad - where the Fridge is reconcilled uses this:- 
?Main Title? from the film ?Taxi Driver? composed by Bernard Herrmann 

But that leaves the rest to find.

http://forum.commercialbreaksandbeats.co.uk/viewtopic.php?t=1646&highlight=miller

Okay, mystery solved, after some bright person contacted Miller. HERE IT IS!!

Posted [by fakeglassfish]: Wed Jun 21, 2006 8:27 pm    Post subject: Found it !

It's by a German band called Le Hammond Inferno. The track is called
'Speech Defects' and its from the album 'My first political dance
album'.

I just e-mailed the marketing department for Miller in the US and
asked what it was. So far I can only find it on Amazon.com.

The song is also available to download from iTunes for 99 cent,
Mark.