< p class = "uk-text-lead" > playlist on the occasion of the film adaptation of the novel & laquo; long walk & raquo;
< p > Stephen King made a musical playlist dedicated to his novel & laquo; long walk & raquo;. It happened during the AMA session (ASK Me Anything) on Reddit, organized to promote the future adaptation of the writer’s book. About it writes nme.
< p > The American author made two variants of the playlist: one collected songs he listened in 1979, during the book publishing, and in another & mdash; those listening now. & nbsp;
< p > Here are compositions from the probable musical collection of the late 1970s: Get Together & nbsp; the band The Youngbloods, Eve of Destruction Berry McGweira, Carol The Roling Stones, Subterranees. Blues Eddie Kokran, Rock and Roll Is Here to Stay Danny & amp; the juniors. & nbsp;
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< p > However, he would now prefer songs AC/DC, Rancid, Metallica, Stones and Bruce Springsstin. At the same time Stephen King stressed that he never liked the band Black Sabbath, so he never added to the selection.
< p > According to NME, in the books of Stephen King, music often becomes a cultural indicator of the period in which the plot unfolds. The writer’s novel, who is soon screened, tells about US anti -utopian. The main entertainment of the country & mdash; & laquo; long walk & raquo;, during which teenage guys go a certain route accompanied by the military. The last person who survives and gets the finish line receives a reward. The coming horror movie by novel will have prem & Rsquo; Jer in cinemas on September 12.
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< p > Recall that we talked about 10 books & nbsp; XXI century that Stephen King considers the best. & Amp; nbsp;
