What movies was Bitter Sweet Symphony used in?

What movies was Bitter Sweet Symphony used in?

by Marissa G. Muller For “Bitter Sweet Symphony,” that’s Cruel Intentions. Even though the song was first released in 1997, its legacy is largely indebted to the 1999 teen film, in which it soundtracks the final scene.

Why did The Rolling Stones sue The Verve?

But Allen Klein, who managed the Stones in the late 1960s and who controlled the band’s song copyrights through 1970, sued The Verve for plagiarism shortly after “Bitter Sweet Symphony” was released, saying that the younger Brits had used far more of “The Last Time” than was mutually agreed upon and that The Verve’s …

Who originally sang Bitter Sweet Symphony?

The Verve
Bitter Sweet Symphony

“Bitter Sweet Symphony”
Songwriter(s)	Richard Ashcroft
Producer(s)	Martin “Youth” Glover The Verve
The Verve singles chronology
“History” (1995) “Bitter Sweet Symphony” (1997) “The Drugs Don’t Work” (1997)

How much did the Rolling Stones make from Bitter Sweet Symphony?

For the last 22 years, The Verve haven’t made a penny from Bitter Sweet Symphony, after forfeiting the royalties to The Rolling Stones. The song was embroiled in a legal battle shortly after its release, as it samples an orchestral version of The Stones’ song The Last Time.

Where did The Verve film Bitter Sweet Symphony?

Hoxton Street
The video for Bitter Sweet Symphony by the Verve was shot on Hoxton Street. Richard Ashcroft starts walking from the southeast corner of the intersection of Hoxton and Falkirk Streets in Hoxton in the East End of London, subsequently proceeding north along the east side of Hoxton Street until he reaches Hoxton Gardens.

When did the Rolling Stones sue The Verve?

In 1999, Andrew also sued The Verve for mechanical royalties, given it was his version of the song which was sampled.