But for one reason or another, it does feel as though it should at least be attempted in order to make certain that it doesn’t fit before saying absolutely not without trying. Hard rock is definitely one of the more interesting ways to hear this though and it’s great since in a different setting it would probably work, but in the Star Wars franchise, it’s not likely to ever happen since the directors obviously can’t find a spot to make it work since anything and everything has to be exotic in some way and to be sure, trying to argue with this is kind of pointless since a lot of Star Wars fans would probably lean in the same direction and state that it just doesn’t fit. There’s no doubt that it’s been played over and over by thousands of fans and possibly more since there are plenty of hardcore Star Wars fans that love just about everything that has to do with the movies and would gladly learn this tune on a number of different instruments. It was pretty impressive to hear this tune played out in a different manner since it’s one of the many tracks that’s been played over and over throughout the history of Star Wars since it had the distinction of being one of the first tunes that was played in the original trilogy. It’s very possible for hard rock to build up a situation and make it appear a lot more serious, but that wasn’t what was needed in the cantina. Classical music was still one of the more popular choices for movies like Star Wars, and it still kind of is really since it’s not as obtrusive and it tends to build things up rather than take them over as hard rock does. Yes, the argument can be made that there is such a thing as drowning out the sound in order to let people talk, but when was the last time you managed to speak quietly when hard rock is playing only a short distance away? Plus, there is the fact that George Lucas wouldn’t have allowed this on the set anyway since hard rock would have been something that was thought to not belong in the movies. Humans a favor and not report them.Sometimes hard rock can really enhance a song and a situation, but this wasn’t one of those times since despite being impressive, the Mos Eisley Cantina song kind of needed to be as unobtrusive as possible since hard rock would have definitely taken away from the whole scene since it would have filled the area and not allowed for a lot of other sounds to make its way through. And then I decided that if that human couldĭo us a favor without us knowing him at all, we could do those other Those droids and the stormtroopers that searched for them. Strangely inspirational to him, I have to admit), I thought about When we’re playing, nothing in allĪs we played another one of D’an’s newest songs (captivity had been When we’re getting thrown into shackles or washing sand out of ourĮyes, it’s hard to appreciate him. We left, we’d never be able to find another leader quite like him. The reason should be obvious: Figrin D’an is the best composer andīandleader you will ever find this side of the galaxy. In-Universe we now have canon confirmation from the short story Not For Nothing that the music was an original composition by Bith composer and bandleader Figrin D’an and played in the cantina by his band, Figrin D’an and the Modal Nodes.
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