Film music

[dorlomin]

TV but Ramin Djawadi's sound tracks for Westworld and Game of Thrones have been outstanding. 

Not the whole sound track, but just two notes in Jaws are among the great pieces of cinema score. 

Edited June 15, 2020 by dorlomin

[BFTD]

On 09/06/2020 at 00:11, D.A.F.C said:

Escape from New York is great, as mentioned John carpenter made some amazing soundtracks.

Theres a good shop called waxwork records who do limited represses of classics worth checking out.

https://waxworkrecords.com
 

Picked up dawn of the dead from them a while back. The remake of the thing is cool as f**k

Goblin's Dawn of the Dead soundtrack is immense. All over the place tonally, but it all works brilliantly. I sometimes put Morricone's The Thing soundtrack on a loop while I'm working; it's a great incentive to get that fucking spreadsheet completed before the next customer comes in and I have to break out the flamethrower. I've never really got the whole thing about framing LPs, but looking through Waxwork Records' catalogue, their sleeves look brilliant and I could be tempted if I had the cash.

John Carpenter had a big hand in creating a whole genre of music; I'd never heard of synthwave until a few years ago, but would recommend it to anyone who appreciates his soundtracks. His own albums are good too, although you'll wish you could watch the films they weren't made to accompany. Pretty damned impressive to have been so influential in two different types of media.

[stevieKTID]

During the moment of silence before the Real Madrid v Eibar game yesterday they were playing Ennio Morricone, was quite surreal, wasn't really a moment of silence but always good to hear some Ennio. 

[D.A.F.C]

Goblin's Dawn of the Dead soundtrack is immense. All over the place tonally, but it all works brilliantly. I sometimes put Morricone's The Thing soundtrack on a loop while I'm working; it's a great incentive to get that fucking spreadsheet completed before the next customer comes in and I have to break out the flamethrower. I've never really got the whole thing about framing LPs, but looking through Waxwork Records' catalogue, their sleeves look brilliant and I could be tempted if I had the cash.
John Carpenter had a big hand in creating a whole genre of music; I'd never heard of synthwave until a few years ago, but would recommend it to anyone who appreciates his soundtracks. His own albums are good too, although you'll wish you could watch the films they weren't made to accompany. Pretty damned impressive to have been so influential in two different types of media.

It's a nice repress of it

[BFTD]

Love coloured vinyl. Ah, to be young (or financially better off) again.

[baillieinleeds]

don’t know if this is up. But this makes Magnum Force the film it is. Lalo Schifrin

[tongue_tied_danny]

I can't think of a more appropriate tune to play during a terrifying gang fight...

 

[Jimi Shandrix]

It's time to keep your appointment with The Wicker Man.

 

 

[MuckleMoo]

Mad Max Fury Road has a great sound track. Particularly love this bit

Music really adds to the action on screen

Here's the actual track in full

[TiWill]

Kill Bill especially vol.1 has amazing music
And also wanna add Chicago, last week my wife made me watch it, and wow I didn't expect that I would like it so much. Just have a look on this one. 

 

[tongue_tied_danny]

Cold war paranoia in musical form...

 

[mynameisearl]

I love the soundtrack to Local Hero. Going Home is possibly my favourite piece of instrumental music.

[betting competition]

On 29/09/2019 at 18:52, 19QOS19 said:

Funny you should mention Gladiator. The reason I stumbled across this on Spotify was because I was listening to Hans Zimmer music. Gladiator is indeed an excellent example.

I stumbled across Hans Zimmer concert on Netflix which is excellent.