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Subject:
Ask.com commercial ad music
Category: Arts and Entertainment > Music Asked by: jafmuse-ga List Price: $4.50 |
Posted:
28 Sep 2006 18:50 PDT
Expires: 28 Oct 2006 18:50 PDT Question ID: 769372 |
Ask.com is currently running a television ad that features no spoken script. The ad begins "Why is Ask.com the fastest-growing search engine?" in white text against a red background, and the ad continues with snippets of newspaper reviews, etc. There is an electronic/techno background soundtrack. What song is playing, and is it available for purchase to consumers? |
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Subject:
Re: Ask.com commercial ad music
From: franklinhpd-ga on 14 Oct 2006 10:33 PDT |
I think it might be taken from, or a modified version of, William Orbit's 'Water Babies'. I believe that comes from his 'Stange Cargo' series of albums. |
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Re: Ask.com commercial ad music
From: rpyka1-ga on 15 Oct 2006 15:59 PDT |
I think you are close on the song, but I believe the song is called "Water from a Vine Leaf". Unfortunately, I have only seen (heard) the commercial once, so I'm not so sure myself, but the song sounds very familiar. Check out the following website (thanks to franklinhpd-ga I would never have found this either) http://www.williamorbit.com/, and click on the "even more audio" tab from the menu to listen to various William Orbit songs. You can also find the song, as well as "Water Babies", on iTunes if you have an account. Unfortunately however, you can't just buy the one song for $.99, you're forced to buy the whole album for $9.99 (thanks to iTunes's infinite "wisdom"). |
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