Until they announced their first breakup in 2013, Rocku Jerseyers Rockers My chemical romance was established as one of the largest and most influential emo bands on the planet. Indeed, if you are not in all the emo work, they are probably their name that comes to mind if the genre ever appears. For the group positioning as outsiders, they made a pretty big impact on the mainstream; The anthem "Welcome to the Black Parade" reached number 2 in the US Billboard Hot 100 and shot down the graphs in the UK and New Zealand. With their Gothic styles and dark themes, including cancer and suicide, my chemical romance came to define the dark look and attitude of emo culture for a new generation, though the guys themselves rejected the "EMO" label. In short, they did not look like a kind of people sitting around watching the films "Old Clint Eastwood", but a nasty west of 1968 inspired one of their favorite paths.

"Hang 'Em High" bears its title from the Ted Post movie with the same name and can be found on my chemical romance's second studio album, "Three Sweet Revenge Fans". The song opens with a whistle that immediately remembers composer Alessandro Alessandoni on the unforgettable work with Enio Moricone for the Sergio Leone trio of the 1960s Spaghetti Western, "Fist of Dollar", "For a few dollars more", and "good," bad. It may be the split of the hair to point out that neither the whistleblower, the composer or the director were involved in Hang Highly, as the film was the first American Western Eastwood after firing at the Ardwar in the "dollar trilogy". However, Moricone evoking is neatly abbreviated to the western style of MCR here, and galloping rhythm accompanies their usual driving guitars and awkward pop punk. The theme continues with verses like "driving in sunset", "Take your six guns from your back", and the abstinence of "So take the gun and get to know me by the door".

The man without a name, or indeed Edad Cooper (the image of Eastwood in "Hang" Em high) would be proud. But is the film giving the song what is a title worth checking?

We are the old Oklahoma way where we meet EDED Cooper (Clint Eastwood), a former lawyer who now earns a living as a regular cowboy. He is also rounded out on the spot with a position to kill a local cattle rancher and his wife, but fortunately Marshal David Bliss (Ben Nsonson) is on hand to shorten him. Bliss persecutes Cooper in the city to see Judge Adam Fenton (Hingle), facing the possibility of swinging for the second time if he was found guilty of the crime. The appropriate process has won and the referee releases Cooper, but he warns that he will hang himself if he is looking for revenge outside the law. To compensate, Fenton offers Cooper's job as a federal marshal and seeks to bring the Lynch -Toll live trial.

After the rumbling of the success of "Dollar Trilogy", "Hang 'Em High" gave Eastwood the opportunity to return to the saddle after spending a year by penetrating the man without a name for an English -speaking audience. It also provided the Eastwood Starwood vehicle to be based on its international fame without sharing the spotlight with other big names. In this respect, it was a wise choice; He chose him for "Gold of McCenna" (an all-forgotten West starring Gregory Peck, Omar Sharif and Teli Savalas) and that helped cement his reputation as Hollywood's hottest new heavy man.

As a movie, however, "Hang" is high "is quite average. Director Ted Post self-consciously tries to imitate Sergio Leone's visual talent with great zumi and mega-blessing, but lacks an opera sense of drama and uncertainty. The basic strokes right without any playfulness or lyricism of Maestro. It is a solid thriller for revenge and is always a satisfying look at the "Eastwood Gun" on the bad guys, but don't expect anything close to the fourth "Dollar" movie.

Clint Eastwood's "man without name" is practically synonymous with Enio Moricone's incredible results for "Dollar Trilogy". Maestro is one of The best movie composers of all time And his body at work was huge; Moricone has created over 500 movie and TV results during his long career. His music has played such a key role in establishing Sergio Leone's spaghetti tone, which is impossible to imagine without his iconic melodies, and they have become probably the most famous film music specimens ever.

You can find Moricone fragments and vacations in almost every genre, and its overall discography is taken over 600 times on various paths (through whosampled.com). To give just a few examples, Jayei Z. took the "Gold Ecstasy" sample "Good, bad and ugly" On "Blueprint 2," As Did Coolio ("Change") and Raekwon ("Wu Chant (Outro". Tribute album dedicated to morricone.

Far from Moricone, Eastwood inspired other musicians. The most obvious, Clint Eastwood was a debut Single from the 2001 album "Gorillaz", and the virtual band paid tribute to "dirty Harry" at their second LP "Demons Days". The artist in the country Toby Keith took the title of his song "Don't Let the Elder in" directly from the conversation with Eastwood in a golf tournament, and the director liked it so much that he included him in Mule.

Rappers French Montana and Max B used Clint's old PSA, warning people about the dangers of cocaine cracks as an interval of their mix in 2009 Coca -Save 2 and the British band Big Audio dynamite used "Eastwood" films. Although Eastwood's voice did not appear in Technotronic's original recording of "Pump The Jam", someone heard the "Make My Day" responding and added appropriate recording of dialogue in the Ultimix version. Lastly, while none of the songs was influenced by the actor himself, Nitro Records released a compilation punk -roads called "Going forward ... do my day."