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(04-20-2009,
11:28 PM)
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#51
Originally Posted by adelante:
Came here to post this. This movie had the most amazing soundtrack. |
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never heard about the cat, apparently
(04-20-2009,
11:30 PM)
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#52
Lots of good stuff in this thread but we need more Star Wars:
The Imperial March - The Empire Strikes Back Grievous speaks to Lord Sidious (love the starting of this) - Revenge of the Sith Battle of the Heroes - Revenge of the Sith Duel of the Fates - The Phantom Menace Confrontation with Count Dooku and Finale - Attack of the Clones Cantina Band - A New Hope Cantina Band 2 - A New Hope The Throne Room/End Title - A New Hope Main Title / Rebel Blockade Runner - A New Hope |
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(04-20-2009,
11:44 PM)
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#54
Love these too:
Thomas Newman - Nemo Egg Finding Nemo. Too bad it's so short. Brian Tyler - Rambo Theme Rambo Hans Zimmer - Burn it All Backdraft John Williams - Welcome to Jurassic Park Jurassic Park |
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(04-20-2009,
11:47 PM)
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#55
Originally Posted by neoism:
Originally Posted by Blutonium:
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(04-20-2009,
11:51 PM)
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#56
 Everything in The Fountain score, my favorites include: Clint Mansell - First Snow Clint Mansell - Stay With Me Clint Mansell - Together We Will Live Forever Clint Mansell - Death Is the Road to Awe  John Murphy - In The House - In A Heartbeat John Murphy - Rage  The score is basically In The House - In a Heartbeat over and over and I loved it. John Murphy - Don Abandons Alice John Murphy - Welcome to Britain John Murphy - Knock, Knock / Cottage Attack  Michael Andrews - Liquid Spear Waltz Michael Andrews - Time Travel Michael Andrews - Cellar Door Michael Andrews - Waltz in the 4th Dimension  Hans Zimmer & James Newton Howard - Aggressive Expansion  I know it not a movie, but the BSG soundtracks have some amazing music on them, including: Season 1 - Boomer Flees Season 2 - Something Dark Is Coming Season 3 - Battlestar Sonatica |
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(04-20-2009,
11:58 PM)
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#57
You guys posting 28 days later have done a good job. But you have all forgotten East Hastings.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EO4NPoNL8w |
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(04-21-2009,
12:01 AM)
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#58
Originally Posted by GCX:
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(04-21-2009,
12:01 AM)
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#60
Hans Zimmers - Pirates of the Carribean 3 Main Theme
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpQ81...e=channel_page Steve Jablonsky - Transformers (Skorponok theme) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dD9Js...e=channel_page Steve Jablonsky - Transformers (Final Battle theme) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pciJx...eature=related Steven Jablonsky - Trailblazing (only good thing to come out of Pearl Harbor movie) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LfNu_...e=channel_page Stardust Shooting Star: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5exhw...eature=related Septimus: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVjC0...eature=related Coronation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8L-Bk...eature=related Shirley Walker - Batman Mask of the Phantasm theme (animated movie) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jQtIh1PCYA |
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(04-21-2009,
12:02 AM)
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#61
I don't think this has been mentioned but:
End Credits - The Mummy - Jerry Goldsmith |
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(04-21-2009,
12:04 AM)
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#62
Most songs from Days of Heaven (Morricone)
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxuvJU0MVaU http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFyeLJ0AXmk http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0nOFelXINQ Last edited by Danne-Danger : 04-21-2009 at 12:22 PM. |
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(04-21-2009,
12:05 AM)
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#63
Originally Posted by Killthee:
Nooo, you left out Xibalba Fuck man, the violins.. Just beautiful. :( |
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It is perfectly permissible to shout "OH DAVID BOWIE YES" during intercourse with Oneself.
(04-21-2009,
12:18 AM)
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#64
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(04-21-2009,
12:18 AM)
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#65
Originally Posted by Scullibundo:
Originally Posted by dabookerman:
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(04-21-2009,
12:22 AM)
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#66
Originally Posted by GCX:
This is one of the few movie scenes I've rewatched multiple times just to listen to the music. |
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Hates all things good and decent in this world
(04-21-2009,
12:39 AM)
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#68
Originally Posted by adelante:
absolutely amazing movie and score, gives me goosebumps Another great movie that had great score throughout, but this one is my fav Hans Zimmer - Hummel Gets the Rockets (from The Rock) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwEtD_qtCIM |
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aka BrandNew
(04-21-2009,
01:08 AM)
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#70
I love many scores for movies, many have brought me to tears and have touched me in certain ways.
But no piece has ever made me feel stronger emotion and bring harder tears than The Breaking of the Fellowship from the first Lord of the Rings film. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQ9NOV3KNpY The swell from :20 to :30 is one of the most perfect thematic developments in an orchestral score I've ever encountered. It's one of the few instances I think works so perfectly running along the film, completely expressing what you're supposed to be feeling at the time of which it plays. Perfect, absolutely perfect. Howard Shore shot up to my favorite film composer because of these films. |
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I am full of shit.
Rich, smooth, creamy shit. (04-21-2009,
01:11 AM)
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#71
Originally Posted by SofaKing:
GOD. DAMN. Never realized this track was from this movie. I think film scores are my favorite kind of music. |
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(04-21-2009,
01:13 AM)
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#72
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I am full of shit.
Rich, smooth, creamy shit. (04-21-2009,
01:14 AM)
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#73
Originally Posted by BrandNew:
Truly the best film in the series. I would have probably been satisfied with just this movie. I thought Return of the King was the worst of the lot, unfortunately :( The Two Towers EE is pretty damn amazing too. |
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Junior Member
(04-21-2009,
01:21 AM)
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#74
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Junior Member
(04-21-2009,
01:55 AM)
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#75
The ending song from The Lives of Others
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Licorice-flavoured booze?
(04-21-2009,
02:01 AM)
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#76
Most of my favourites have already been posted but I also like this piece,
Broken Arrow - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibnExiO7tuo |
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(04-21-2009,
06:37 AM)
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#78
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drunk, naked and uncooperative
(04-21-2009,
06:45 AM)
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#79
Battle Without Honor or Humanity:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnfFTVjRpLI So badass it makes you taller just listening to it. |
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(04-21-2009,
06:50 AM)
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#80
 Letters from Iwo Jima's Main Theme http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-SGgCoH6jYk Love this song. It reminds me of the Metal Gear Solid series. |
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(04-21-2009,
07:29 AM)
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#81
D2: The Mighty Ducks Suite
Apollo 13 - All Systems Go - The Launch Angels in the Outfield - Finale (sorry, the only one i could find on the net. the guy does a pretty good job getting the main theme across though) Independence Day - End Titles Back to the Future - Main Theme Back to the Future - The Letter |
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(04-21-2009,
09:16 AM)
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#82
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(04-21-2009,
09:46 AM)
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#83
The Legend of Jesse James from The Assassination of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford - Nick Cave and Warren Ellis
Minas Tirith from The Return of the King - Howard Shore The White Tree from The Return of the King - Howard Shore Prelude to War from Battlestar Galactica - Bear McCreary Promentory from Last of the Mohicans - Trevor Jones & Randy Edelman Last edited by Spotless Mind : 04-21-2009 at 09:50 AM. |
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(04-21-2009,
10:43 AM)
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#86
I don't even know the film but the main theme is great:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsmZeo1Tc9A |
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(04-21-2009,
10:59 AM)
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#88
Amarcord - Nino Rota: I hear this music when I imagine Italy a hundred years ago.
Sympathy for Lady Vengeance: Borrows some of Vivalidi's most memorable pieces and has a lot of solid original compositions. The Lion King: Hans Zimmer's creates a spectacular mood, from the incredible opening montage to the movie's climax. The Lion King's songs might be lacking, but its score certainly isn't. Fog of War - Philip Glass: All of Philip Glass's scores imbue Errol Morris' documentaries with energy while being understated and simple enough that they don't become a distraction. Very simple, memorable, and effective. Setting the Trap, Home Alone - John Williams: I love it! As for X-Ray Dog, I'm not a fan of a lot of there stuff (but hey, they mass-produce various genres of movie music, so whatever), but Revolutiony's kinda catchy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RuYqDmPsl7w Last edited by OpinionatedCyborg : 04-21-2009 at 11:04 AM. |
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(04-21-2009,
11:03 AM)
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#89
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Cranky. Very cranky.
Rather sarcastic to boot. (04-21-2009,
11:05 AM)
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#90
Shame on all of you for not having this listed.
James Horner - Whispering Winds from The Land Before Time It makes it Don Bluth's best film. |
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(04-21-2009,
11:08 AM)
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#91
Originally Posted by Dan:
Danny Boyle can choose them. Sunshine and Trainspotting were great and I hear good things about Slumdog. Here's some more James Newton Howard from The Fugitive.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKwD9...eature=related I still hear that intro all the time in nature docs. |
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(04-21-2009,
11:13 AM)
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#92
Originally Posted by NeoGAFFer:
Indiana Jones: "Anything Goes" makes me laugh. Really bad Mandarin... |
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Mr. Negativity
(04-21-2009,
11:14 AM)
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#93
There's no point in posting stuff that's already been mentioned, so how about this?
Vide Cor Meum - written for Hannibal, but used to better effect in Kingdom of Heaven. |
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Banned
(04-21-2009,
11:57 AM)
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#94
Originally Posted by AniHawk:
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(04-21-2009,
12:18 PM)
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#96
Originally Posted by GCX:
If there is something with western theme nowadays, you can be pretty sure the accompanying music is heavily influenced by Morricone's spaghetti western scores - The Good, The Bad & The Ugly as the most notable one. Edit: Rachel's Song from the Blade Runner score needs to be mentioned: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olGTTzfxNiw Last edited by Jasup : 04-21-2009 at 12:40 PM. |
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(04-21-2009,
12:35 PM)
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#97
Also, this piece: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYrIkJNsNyM
From The Shining. That's one of the Wendy Carlos songs, right? |
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(04-21-2009,
12:38 PM)
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#98
i was always partial to the music played at the end duel "for a few dollars more"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2l4IKz3m7c thats some epic things done with the score |
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(04-21-2009,
12:48 PM)
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#99
Originally Posted by ruxtpin:
A.R.Rahman is a Genius composer, and if you liked Slumdog, then you'll LOVE some of his other soundtracks he has made for Hindi (Bollywood) and Tamil films. Slumdog in comparison is an average score, compared to the OST(s) of these: - Delhi 6 (2009) - Roja (1992) - Rang De Basanti (2006) - Rangeela (1995) - Yuvraaj (A masteful mix of western and eastern music) (2008) - Lagaan (2001) - The Rising (2005) I haven't seen Tamil films, but much of his finest work is from Bollywood films. |
