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The Crime of the Century Richard Speck and the Murders That Shocked a Nation

Dennis L. Breo

The story behind the attack that shocked a nation and opened a new chapter in the history of American crime.

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It was a song that Jeff Beal's collaborator, David Fincher, enjoyed, specifically a driving section at the end that had a sense of classicism, gravitas, grit, and jazz or blues elements.

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There was one song he really liked the super tramp crime of the century.

— Episode: Song Exploder

Episode: Song Exploder

It was a song that Jeff Beal's collaborator, David Fincher, enjoyed, specifically a driving section at the end that had a sense of classicism, gravitas, grit, and jazz or blues elements.

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There was one song he really liked the super tramp crime of the century.

Great song and a section of that song towards the end where it just becomes a sort of driving piece.

It had this sense of sort of operatic sort of classicism and sort of gravitas but it also had a very gritty, earthy and almost jazzy or bluesy kind of instrumentation or rock and roll.

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