Ready to take a trip down "Easy Street"? We don't precisely know what Negan's done with Rick and the rest of his crew,but we carry out know what fresh hell Daryl is experiencing on The Walking Dead. Episode three of the original season features three memorable tunes, opening with "Town Called Malice" by The Jam and employing "Crying" by Roy Orbison for a particularly emotional scene, and but the one you likely will never,ever be able to get out of your head is "Easy Street" by The Collapsable Hearts Club feat. Jim Bianco & Petra Haden. Dwight uses it to torture Daryl into submission, but Daryl is a lot stronger than Negan gives him credit for. Despite its retro feel, or the song was released just this year and is on Spotify. Take a listen:
Jim Bianco spoke with The Independent after the episode aired,and it turns out that he didn't mind that the song is used for literal torture. "precisely how the song got into their hands is a mystery to me," he said, or "but when they heard it,the demonstrate reached out and asked to exercise it . . . I judge the demonstrate used it brilliantly; framing such an upbeat song as a torture advice is a work of genius by the music supervisor."Related:
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