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Movie Soundtracks We Enjoy
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I used to listen to this all the time in my car, and sometimes would play the final fight scene music in a mix while DJ'ing
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I hadn't seen this thread before. I maintain a growing library of movie and video game soundtracks. I prefer the theatrical scores vs ones with popular music.
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So Hitchcock film composer Bernard Harrmann has to be mentioned. One of the best in the trade. Explanation mark. Also love recording Yo-Yo Ma Plays Ennio Morricone. The latter passed recently. He was one of the masters for compelling film scores. I too enjoy the original Grim Fandango soundtrack composed for the digital game. Yes plead guilty to mentioning a compilation of tracks on one hand, and a soundtrack that's not a film soundtrack on the other, but trust you'll overlook my indulgences once you listen to this music.
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killdozzer
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Discover this:
And their other albums.
And their other albums.
Bernhard Herrmann? A shame we forgot him.
But I will never forget the day I purchased "Taxi Driver" @Rasputin in Berkeley
because in the night I would watch the Keith Jarrett Trio at Mansonic Hall.
I think the date was Jan.29 1999.
Anyway, Taxi Driver was easy to find no soundtrack section without it.
But in the version I bought "Thank God for the Rain" was NOT dubbed over by Robert deNiros famous monologue.
A very rare release back then, now on youtube: Thank God for the Rain - YouTube
Herman´s best and AKAIK recorded the day before his death on December 24th, 1975 - almost 45 years ago.
But I will never forget the day I purchased "Taxi Driver" @Rasputin in Berkeley
because in the night I would watch the Keith Jarrett Trio at Mansonic Hall.
I think the date was Jan.29 1999.
Anyway, Taxi Driver was easy to find no soundtrack section without it.
But in the version I bought "Thank God for the Rain" was NOT dubbed over by Robert deNiros famous monologue.
A very rare release back then, now on youtube: Thank God for the Rain - YouTube
Herman´s best and AKAIK recorded the day before his death on December 24th, 1975 - almost 45 years ago.
Basil Poledouris
Hymn to Red October https://tidal.com/browse/track/615969
Prolouge/Anvil from Crom (Conan The Barbarian) https://tidal.com/browse/track/14667742
A Whale of a Tale https://tidal.com/browse/track/25811335
Klendathu drop (from Starship Troopers) https://tidal.com/browse/track/40423538
Across the board (Robocop) https://tidal.com/browse/track/21507623
Brad Fiedel
Terminator theme (first film): https://tidal.com/browse/track/58716217
Hymn to Red October https://tidal.com/browse/track/615969
Prolouge/Anvil from Crom (Conan The Barbarian) https://tidal.com/browse/track/14667742
A Whale of a Tale https://tidal.com/browse/track/25811335
Klendathu drop (from Starship Troopers) https://tidal.com/browse/track/40423538
Across the board (Robocop) https://tidal.com/browse/track/21507623
Brad Fiedel
Terminator theme (first film): https://tidal.com/browse/track/58716217
wemist01
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This thread needs some paprika.
wemist01
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And the march. Music from the dawn of workout music. Max it out at the end!
wemist01
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And while we're kickin it...
killdozzer
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The Death Stranding soundtrack (yes, okay, it's a video game soundtrack instead of a movie) is definitely my jam.
I've also had the Lost in Translation soundtrack on heavy rotation lately. If you like dreampop and shoegaze, this one is definitely for you.
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