He Shoots, HE SCORES!!!

Greetings. It is I, the superior, Montezuma Zanzibar Abiza. I've come to inform you, the score for the upcoming Hip-Hop-drama-audible-movie-graphic-novel-thing is done. Below I have the info on the beats I composed, such as the samples. The ideas will follow

 

1.The Hard Goodbye-"We're Always Saying Goodbye"--Diana Ross

2.A Dame To Kill For-"Lady In Red"--Chris De Burg

3.The Babe Wore Red-"I Can Sing A Rainbow"--The Dells

4.The Big Fat Kill-"I'm In Love Again"--Fats Domino

5.Silent Night-(No Beat)

6.That Yellow Bastard-"Pacman Theme" and "Ms.Pacman Theme"--Toshio Kai

7.Daddy's Little Girl-"Daddy's Little Girl"--Frankie J

8.Lost,Lonely, & Lethal-"Lost!"--Coldplay

9.Sex & Violence-"Revolving Door"--Crazy Town

10.Just Another Saturday-"Saturday"--Fallout Boy

11.Family Values-"I Thought It Took A Little Time(But I Fell In Love Today)"--Diana Ross

12.Hell And Back(A Cin City Love Story)-"To Hell And Back"--Blessthefall and a conversation between Bollywood Actress, Priyanka Chopra and Cricket all-star, Sreesanth

13.Booze,Broads, & Bullets-(Original Beat)

I'm a decent arranger, here's the idea I have to make this project come to life.  The main character's name is Richard N. Cider, if you don't get it, (Dick Inside Her), now that that's out the way. Richard goes by the stage name Big Rich, get it? Ok, now to the more important shit.

Anyway, Richard is quad-polar, haha, understand? He's got four other personalities when he's not himself: Richard Murdock, Richard West, Richard Dent, and Richard Grimm. The story, set around the year 2255, starts with Richard leaving his small hometown in hopes to pursue a rap career"The Hard Goodbye". Keep in mind, the year is 2255, but the setting isn't some weird advanced civilization. Richard lands in a city called Cincinnopolis, but is called Cin City for short. The city once thrived and was reminiscent of New York City, Amsterdam, Chicago and Paris all rolled into one.

Once Richard arrives, he locks eyes with a beautiful woman whom he ends up defending from street punks, "A Dame To Kill For". By the time he finishes off the punks, the Dame is nowhere to be seen. Richard goes to a nightclub for a drink and describes the woman to a bartender.  The bartender says the woman sounds familiar, but the nightclub's band goes on, Fats Domino--"I'm In Love Again"(We're gonna sing over the instrumental). Richard proceeds to go up on stage, having signed up for open mic "Silent Night"(We're gonna do spoken word).

Richard's performance is so good, the previous band takes it upon themselves to dispose of him. Richard is able to handle a few of the band members out back, but he is over powered by the lead singer. When Richard's 'quad-polar' senses alert him, his personalities jump out of him and proceed to chase the hating-ass down, "That Yellow Bastard". The quad jumps back into the shell of Richard they left and the Dame returns. She takes Richard back into the closed nightclub and has the bartender patch him up, we come to find out, the bartender is the Dame's father "Daddy's Little Girl".

Richard with many emotions, overwhelmed by the big city, hesitant because he doesn't know who to trust, he takes a walk. "Lost!". Richard runs into the Dame and they spend a little time together. "Sex & Violence". A little groggy from the previous night's adventure, the Dame leads Richard to the office of a big shot record exec. "Just Another Saturday". Here, Richard finds out the record exec is the father of the brothers from the band he killed when they tried to kill him. They don't address it in the same room, Richard sees the exec's last name, and pieces it together and dips before the topic comes up.

Richard only being the small town guy he is, decides he shouldn't try to get a record deal, things seems fishy, and there's bad blood between him and the exec, so he leaves for his hometown. (Family Values). Spending his last moments with the Dame, he and she exchange numbers.(To Hell And Back(A Cin City Love Story)) When Richard returns home, some days later, he receives a letter in the mail, the kind of letter with magazine cut out letters. The letter informs him that the Dame is in distress. This is the final scene, (Booze,Broads, & Bullets). Does Richard save the day? I don't know, you gotta stay tuned for the LP.

The loose ends and empty gaps will be filled in by me when I narrate in a gruff voice. This project is gonna be too ill.

P.E.A.C.E