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Movie Soundtracks We Enjoy

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In Australia we are gifted with a national broadcaster; it has a variety of radio stations, one of which is ABC Classic (FM).

On Saturday evenings the presenter devotes a couple hours to exploring "The best soundtracks for film and television, from the golden age to new releases".

There are at least a couple reasons I always enjoy it, besides the sometimes quite astonishing music. One, each program has a theme of some kind (ie, not random) and researched quite tastefully.

Secondly, the entire track is played - perhaps a dozen or so in those two hours. In the theatre or on TV often only a portion is actually conveyed.

Real time (get ya international clocks right) you can listen in or listen to past episodes.
 
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the original 1978 is state of the art and really plays it magnificently with the LSO that gives me the chills of mighty super swooping goosebumps



when the theatrical mix release announced about time as it clearly sounds way better with visuals , on my private Dolby Stereo CP200 is more than super icing on the cake
using smoke effect with alarm going off due to the amount of smoke juice being used , ( five screen speakers used across the front not many home theatres use the five screen ) expect mine and someone else i know

 
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Original recording

 
This may be old, but I still occasionally enjoy Rick Wakeman's movie sound track "Journey to the Center of the Earth". It would be cool if such a place as depicted in the music actually existed. Alas, a ball of molten iron awaits any visitor.
 
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All 24 tracks are composed, produced and performed by Trent Reznor w/Atticus Ross under the NiN moniker.
Nine Inch Nails - As Alive As You Need Me To Be (Official Music Video)
 
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