You Can't, That I Know Of.

Well, I didn't update anything. It seems that it just appeared there overnight, just look at my last screenshot before this one. :eye:

I Donno Then, I Have Always Had It.

This needs a clean-up.

Finally, i've been waiting for Ages for a new Album from Andrew,
and it's everything i could've wanted, and more...

That's how you write a proper FPS Score, not like Mick Gordon,
throwing the Cookingware Drawer into the Washing Machine and letting it tumble for an Hour... :laugh:

Zipi y Zape y la Isla del Capit�n - Fernando Vel�zquez

John Williams - Battle of the Heroes (from Star Wars: Episode III: Revenge of the Sith)

That's how you write a proper FPS Score, not like Mick Gordon,
throwing the Cookingware Drawer into the Washing Machine and letting it tumble for an Hour...[/B] :laugh:

You say that as though it's a bad thing.

You say that as though it's a bad thing.

I think it's the opposite. :laugh:

...and the credits are rolling on Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation. Pretty impressed. That was a damn fun movie.

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...and the credits are rolling on Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation. Pretty impressed. That was a damn fun movie.

*Cough* And The Best of the 5.

I love the score for thr 5th

*Cough* And The Best of the 5.

Nyahh. Ghost Protocol. And Jack Reacher was better than it.

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*Cough* And The Best of the 5.

Nyahh. Ghost Protocol. And Jack Reacher was better than it.

Nyahh. The best of the 5.

I'm expecting someone to come along and say "Nyahh. I think they all suck."

Nyahh. The best of the 5.

This Guy Knows What He's Talking About!

I'm expecting someone to come along and say "Nyahh. I think they all suck."

I've only ever seen the first one directed by DePalma. The sequels never interested me.

Rogue Nation did not impress me much. I guess my expectations were too high after Ghost Protocol.

The original is best overall. II is the worst, yet my favorite. III is okay, but had a great villain. GP is the most well rounded of all of them. RN is just there.

I'd like to Sulley's thoughts on III and GP.

I've only ever seen the first one directed by DePalma. The sequels never interested me.

Carrie and Scarface?! Damn! This guy has got a record!

digging out some o.s.t. :)

Been downloading all of Marianelli's scores.

My favourite season.

S3 Is A Very Good Season!

Currently:

Carrie and Scarface?! Damn! This guy has got a record!

Never understood the fascination with Scarface.

Overacted, overwrought, overheated, over-the-top.

And not in good ways.

Killgrave = Killjoy? "Talk amongst yourselves" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDXEgBh0TF0).

You say that as though it's a bad thing.


I think it's the opposite. :laugh:

Works for Holkenborg and Zimmer, doesn't it ?

Just wanted to see if CM would swallow the Bait :p

But sadly he's too much of a good Guy to bicker a bit with me,
Shame, i do enjoy it myself...

But hey, i am here if anyone needs Recommendations for Music that's actually good :laugh:

Killgrave = Killjoy? "Talk amongst yourselves" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDXEgBh0TF0).

Sucking the joy out of a room.

That's my super power.

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Works for Holkenborg and Zimmer, doesn't it ? But hey, i am here if anyone needs Recommendations for Music that's actually good :laugh:

I love Zimmer and Junkie XL's music.

But I'm German, a sucker for the bombast. (And music that sounds like cast iron pans falling down a metal fire escape.)

I love Zimmer and Junkie XL's music.

But I'm German, a sucker for the bombast. (And music that sounds like cast iron pans falling down a metal fire escape.)

I understand the Appeal, it's just not for me... But that's totally fine,
everyone's got different Tastes, i am pretty sure People would jump out of
the moving Car if they had to ride with me and my Music for more than 10 Minutes :laugh:

A Taste for Bombast they do have, yeah :laugh:

Very good Description btw ^^

I love Zimmer and Junkie XL's music.

Ooo boy…talk about the power to suck.

Damn, this is absolutely a very beautiful, noble?, enchanting cue consistent of one of those sorts of Mediterranean music that hits the exact right spot. Really makes the score for me. The End Title is probably my #2 favorite.

Fits too proper in with this picture of the Makhtesh Ramon () I found on Wikipedia a couple of years ago, many other tracks I know of do as well.

I love Zimmer and Junkie XL's music.

But I'm German, a sucker for the bombast. (And music that sounds like cast iron pans falling down a metal fire escape.)

Not sure if being serious or yanking or chains -_-

Hey, George, another Middle-Eastern flavoured score I would recommend you track down…

Works for Holkenborg and Zimmer, doesn't it ?

Just wanted to see if CM would swallow the Bait :p

But sadly he's too much of a good Guy to bicker a bit with me,
Shame, i do enjoy it myself...

But hey, i am here if anyone needs Recommendations for Music that's actually good :laugh:

You're damn right I'm gonna take that bait! :laugh:

"too much of a good Guy", *blushes* :p


I love Zimmer and Junkie XL's music.

But I'm German, a sucker for the bombast. (And music that sounds like cast iron pans falling down a metal fire escape.)

Same for me on both of those (though not German). I second that fitting description, by the way. :p


I understand the Appeal, it's just not for me... But that's totally fine,
everyone's got different Tastes, i am pretty sure People would jump out of
the moving Car if they had to ride with me and my Music for more than 10 Minutes :laugh:

A Taste for Bombast they do have, yeah :laugh:

Very good Description btw ^^

I can at least understand why some don't want to spend their time listening to music that sounds alike to a couple tons of steel being forcefully thrown out of a storage unit being held by the hook (swaying back and forth) of a crane, but I'm one to enjoy that i.e. Mick Gordon's Killer Instinct, Wolfenstein: The New Order, and DOOM scores.

I would say my musical tastes are kind of fucked up, and extremely varied. :erm: I may be the only person I know that enjoys the classified sorts of Middle-Eastern music as much as I do, but hopefully not for sure. Heard of Death Grips or Dead Kennedys? Michael Giacchino for sure, Dave Brubeck, Miles Davis, Spencer Nilsen, Jack Wall and Sean Murray for their Call of Duty scores, Shiro Sagisu for Evangelion, Phil Collins, Michiru Yamane, Sugar Ray, Arvo P�rt for that one absolute favorite of mine, Koichi Sugiyama, Koji Kondo, Fumie Kumatani, Naofumi Hataya, Tomoya Ohtani, Takenobu Mitsuyoshi, etc.

There ya go, I've named off a majority of things or (mainly artists) that are some of my favorites and that I really enjoy listening to... sure as hell forgot some (very much so!), but :erm: I hope you get the point.

I don't entirely understand why, or how, but there are a lot of people with a diverse taste that almost not at all makes sense, I don't understand my own half the time ("Bach and Mick Gordon?! What the hell is wrong with you?" :laugh:) but I'm very thankful for my own, and rather enjoy it. Sure there's a lot of music I still don't like, and probably never will (I don't think there is any one person that appreciates all music and tastes are that varied), some stuff you probably couldn't force me to like, even for the life of me. I don't know, but we all have that area consisting of music that we like to listen to, that are maybe similar to each other's in many ways, to the extent that we can recommend something to each other, but it's never exactly the same. It'd surely be dull that being the case.


Hey, George, another Middle-Eastern flavoured score I would recommend you track down…



Ooh! Definitely! Thank you for informing me of yet another potentially good score! I look forward to hearing some more of my favorite types of melodies. :)

I'd like to Sulley's thoughts on III and GP.

Ah yes, the Shrine was down when I saw those. My thoughts... hmmm...

III: Really, really enjoyed this one. I think out of all of them, this one engaged me the most and gripped me with the story. Although it's probably the least M:I-esque of them all (there's only a little bit of a heist, when they plan and execute the plan to steal the Rabbit's Foot, which is barely shown from Ethan's POV when inside the building). However, I felt the villain was fantastic. I'd need to watch it again to fully grasp the plot from all angles, but I still understood enough to be hugely engaged with it as a whole. It's by far the grittiest of all 5 films to date. I don't know if it was just an absurd mistake or whether Netflix Japan actually does rate it G, but I'd definitely give it a UK rating of 15.

GP: This was also really damn good. It felt like a new beginning for the M:I franchise and RN similarly felt in the same category, which I'm fine with. It would seem these movies have really come into their own now and have definitely found the formula that works and a cracking core team of characters. Here's hoping M:I6 can continue this so that we get a decent trilogy of new M:I films. I very much enjoyed the impossible mission they had to pull off in GP - the entire escapade in Dubai was brilliantly thought out and executed, and I physically jumped with terror when Ethan swung across and down into the open window but hit it slightly too high up and had to be grabbed from falling to his death by Benji and co. I wish I'd seen the entire thing in IMAX 3D darn it. Ah well.

The one gripe I have about all these movies (although to give Bird credit, GP is almost excused here) is the fact that the female characters are consistently inconsistent. II makes it very clear that Ethan is passionately in love with this woman, and they're happily reunited at the end. Three cheers. But then III makes it out like she never existed and Ethan is now engaged to be married to someone else entirely, who you've never met before. Now, I'm actually pleased they got rid of the woman from II, as she kinda irritated me, and I really loved the character of Julia (and the actress who portrayed her). But the inconsistency is frustrating. Then, not counting the final scene, Julia isn't in GP. Now, as I said, I'll give Brad Bird credit for trying to explain her absence and for putting her in the final scene, but it's still annoying that she's not in it a bit more and that there's another, completely new female character on the team. Then, in RN that female character from GP (I can't even remember her name) has also disappeared without explanation and there's another completely new female character (although it's good that this one was a completely different sort of character, so I'll give the movie that, but still). And what of Julia, the woman Ethan so desperately tried to save and nearly died for several times? Not even a passing reference.

I tried to think which was my favourite of the franchise last night, but I can't. Maybe in a few years' time when I've seen them all again, I'll have a better idea, but they're all pretty damn good and very entertaining. Which is incredibly rare for a franchise now hitting instalment #6.

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Now I need to find the definitive versions of all 5 scores. Any specific ones I should grab?

Hm... not bad, but not my type of Mediterranean score. It doesn't really connect with me like the sort of music I speak of that give me tingles down my back. The melodies were not really there, though there were some moments in particular I liked, just a score I would not justify as having that sort of Middle Eastern melodies or tunes that I like (or akin to The Message or Lawrence of Arabia). Thanks anyway for recommending me this, gururu, because it maybe still has the chance of growing on me.

Re: Caravans. No, it's not in the "romantic" vein of Lawrence or Message.

Re: Caravans. No, it's not in the "romantic" vein of Lawrence or Message.

Well, no, and it doesn't have to be in order for me to like it. It was just different tunes than what I enjoy in the category of M.E. music that I talk about.

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In case you would like to know, here are some prime examples (and favorites as well) of what sort I look for (I also tried to pick tracks that were more suited for a generalized, common, or more likely-to-find class):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtWSi8Gabmg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6Ds0XfVT1c
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIqqHpZqDkU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Y-N4Wc76b0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2wHa3Oncd4
I just realized they're all from video games. :laugh:

Certainly one of my favorite cues from what I've heard of any Harry Potter score thus far.

'John Williams' on this post and the one before it is a total coincidence, I assure you. :p

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Middle-Eastern touches here…

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Middle-Eastern touches here…

I'll go ahead and check that score out, plus that it's Jerry Goldsmith too.

This might be more up your alley�

This is one of my most favored Call of Duty scores, one I've known for a long time. I still need to make some revisions to that cover art, though.

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This might be more up your alley…

Sure as hell looks like it.

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When the hell is this gonna get a release…?



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Or this…

It can be a problem. I'm assuming there are many exceptional, long forgotten scores out there that've not received a release, and may never get one.

And that is truly a damn shame. *thinks of Giacchino's Finest Hour*

Either they don't foresee prophet in it or the company won't let out an album. Usually it's one or the other. I'm also assuming that the cause of the absence of Finest Hour's score as a release was due to the Spark Unlimited/Activision situation, but that's for another time...

Why I wandered into the Schifrin playlist in the first place�

Why I wandered into the Schifrin playlist in the first place…

Be it one of the seven wonders of the world?

re: Oman. I've always meant to get around to listening to that. Thus far it actively avoids going for the "Arabic" sound you seem to be after, deliberately skirting around the clich�s.

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I've always meant to get around to listening to this. Thus far it actively avoids going for the "Arabic" sound you seem to be after, deliberately skirting around the clich�s.

That's what it usually seems to feel like when you're after something; a grouping of an ethnic musical style that can vary considerably, into those other sorts that I'm not most fond of.




I've actually thought of if that score would have any music to my liking, also. Be it Middle-Eastern or otherwise.

re: English Patient


I've actually thought of if that score would have any music to my liking, also, be it Middle-Eastern or otherwise.

If your up for melancholy romance with a dash of Arabic colour every once in a while.

*whistle* Might as well give it a try.

@Tyrant: Really enjoying this score so far, all around a good listen. I want to hear more like this and Gods of Egypt's score being composed these days. Damn good recommendation.

I bring you a song
And I sing as I go
For I want you to know
That I'm looking for romance

I bring you song
In the hope that you'll see
When you're looking at me
That I'm looking for love

I'm seeking that glow
Only found when you're young and it's May
Only found on that wonderful day
When all longing is through

I'm seeking that glow
Only found when a thrill is complete
Only found when two hearts gently beat
To the strains of a waltz that's both tender and new

I bring you a song
For I'm seeking romance

You're by my side
There's a moon up above
It shines with a light that's so mellow and bright
It's easy to see
That tonight we shall fall in love

I bring you a song
For I'm seeking romance

If your up for melancholy romance with a dash of Arabic colour every once in a while.



P.S.: Always wanted to use that meme. No offence, gururu :) ;)

Well, I updated to the latest version of iTunes (12.4.3), and... it doesn't look any different.



...................



Looks like perhaps the US receives certain versions later?

Can anyone help me make sense of this mess? I downloaded the FYC and also downloaded the 24-bit BD Audio by mr_merrick, but apparently I already had The Social Network in my iTunes library.
Now I have the FYC, which is either a complete different album, or has the same cues but with different track names (which is it??) and I apparently have the exact same tracklist as mr_merrick's BD audio, but they're all a lot shorter. Does that mean those are film versions of the same tracks? I hate it when I already have an album but completely overlooked it and now I haven't the slightest idea how to fix this... HELP? :)




Well, I updated to the latest version of iTunes (12.4.3), and... it doesn't look any different.

Looks like perhaps the US receives certain versions later?

Remember what I said. I'm running an OS beta on MAC. I doubt Windows and OSX versions of iTunes are exactly alike :) I'm on 12.5.0.68, you're on 12.4.3.
Obviously there's a discrepancy in version releases there simply based on OS. As you can see from my screenshot, it's still all white.

Couple options, Dave999:

1. Go to "Song" view, right-click on the column header, and from the contextual menu select "Date Added". Sort the tracks by clicking on the "Date Added" column header. Select all the tracks from the most recently imported album, hit Command-I and rename the album: "Mark Zuckerberg Is Satan: A Sonic Misadventure" and, just like that, you'll have two versions of this vastly overrated soundtrack.

or…

2. Create a "Recently Added" playlist and set the option to "Date Added in the last 1 "days". If more than one day separates the two albums only the most recently imported album will appear. You can then rename the most recent album: "I Trained My Sheep to Use Facebook in Only 30 Days. Click the Link Below and Sign Up for My Affordable Webinars" to differentiate it from the prior import and, bing-bang-bop, you'll have two versions of that overrated score.

Couple options, Dave999:

1. Go to "Song" view, right-click on the column header, and from the contextual menu select "Date Added". Sort the tracks by clicking on the "Date Added" column header. Select all the tracks from the most recently imported album, hit Command-I and rename the album: "Mark Zuckerberg Is Satan: A Sonic Misadventure" and, just like that, you'll have two versions of this vastly overrated soundtrack.

or�

2. Create a "Recently Added" playlist and set the option to "Date Added in the last 1 "days". If more than one day separates the two albums only the most recently imported album will appear. You can then rename the most recent album: "I Trained My Sheep to Use Facebook in Only 30 Days. Click the Link Below and Sign Up for My Affordable Webinars" to differentiate it from the prior import and, bing-bang-bop, you'll have two versions of that overrated score.

Hahahaha lol :) Good one!

:bearclap:

I've heard it and I do feel it's the weakest of the three Trent Reznor scores I have (Gone Girl, Dragon Tattoo and this one - coincidentally the order in which I like them).

According to NINCATALOG (nincatalog.com/trent-reznor-and-atticus-ross/the-social-network-for-your-consideration-us-cd-1301/), the FYC is the full score but the track titles differ from the OST.

...and the credits just finished rolling on the first episode of US TV miniseries remake of The Prisoner (2009). Pretty good, with just the right amount of homage and references to the original and yet different enough to not feel like a rip-off. I'm looking forward to seeing the rest of the series.

re: The Prisoner (2009). I read the reviews at the time and stayed far, far away. As a matter of fact, I think the critical drubbing it got compelled me to re-watch the original.

Not sure if being serious or yanking or chains -_-

No yanking of chains.

I'm German. Seriously. Even my blood cells wear tiny little lederhosen.

I love bombast in music. (C'mon, Beethoven, anyone? The opening to his Fifth Symphony and the closing to his Ninth, really boom-bastic, really fantastic . . . )

I love the music of Zimmer and of Junkie XL. These guys, on a reliable basis, bring the apocalypse. No overly sensitive tinkling of the strings for them.

I am playing Beethoven's Symphony No. 3 'Eroica' in our first concert at my College this year. Quite fun. Really heavy on strings, I'm dead by the end of the 1st movement. :laugh:

Ebenezer Blackadder: Can I get you a cup of tea or anything?

Spirit of Christmas: You wouldn't have anything a wee bit more... medicinal?

Ebenezer Blackadder: Oh, I see. No, I've only got some of "Nurse McCready's Surgical Bruise Lotion."

Spirit of Christmas: [takes bottle] Oh! Nothing but the best at this house!

When the hell is this gonna get a release…?



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Or this…



At a quarter past "who-knows-when."

This looks like a job for a boutique label.

Captain America: Civil War IMAX Blu-ray

Listening to a beautiful soundtrack of a beautiful movie that I watched two days ago with my mom, who has a tremendous nostalgic love to the history of Heidi, from when she was a child; so much love, that she hadn't went to see a movie in theatres for years, until this movie. At the end, this resulted to be a very beautiful movie, again. Very well done, gorgeous fitting music that I had a nice experience with in my cinema's surround. I recommend this movie and soundtrack to everyone.

...tremendous nostalgic love to the history of Heidi...

Very popular over here... Always watched the Anime when i was little...

Remember what I said. I'm running an OS beta on MAC. I doubt Windows and OSX versions of iTunes are exactly alike :) I'm on 12.5.0.68, you're on 12.4.3.
Obviously there's a discrepancy in version releases there simply based on OS. As you can see from my screenshot, it's still all white.

That thought did occur to me as well. It makes every bit of sense that the latest software version released on their base operating system would be a few steps above Windows! :p

Very popular over here... Always watched the Anime when i was little...

I know that, it's a swiss story after all. Here in Spain the anime hit very hard back in the 70s. BUT HARD, VERY HARD.

You know Marco, the anime, too? That hit even harder. It came right after Heidi, and it was such a huge hit. It had an enormous amount of watchers, and a bit of funny trivia; it was so big, that when the last episode aired, afterwards there was a news program, and it opened with the news "Marco has finally found his mom". The japanese co-produced animes hit very hard in the 70s and 80s in Spain.

I know that, it's a swiss story after all. Here in Spain the anime hit very hard back in the 70s. BUT HARD, VERY HARD.

You know Marco, the anime, too? That hit even harder. It came right after Heidi, and it was such a huge hit. It had an enormous amount of watchers, and a bit of funny trivia; it was so big, that when the last episode aired, afterwards there was a news program, and it opened with the news "Marco has finally found his mom". The japanese co-produced animes hit very hard in the 70s and 80s in Spain.

Hmm, no, never heard of that particular One... But i have no Problem believing that People got
into it BIG TIME, they have a certain Charm that you don't really see anymore today...

The other really beloved One was Attack No. 1 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attack_No._1)



My Mom and i watched that whenever we could...

I loved this Heidi (2015) movie rendition so much. It was so beautiful, and the score i love it so much I wanna get the CD.. but it's not available atm!

Not satisfied with a Digital Version ?

A depressing cue of sorts, yet concurrently a profound beauty to it, especially within the context of the scene in which it's used; it almost draws tears to my face.
I could almost put into words the same for "Fratres" (of fucking course), "A New No-Life", and "Leichentr�ger zur Wache". Indeed, I can.

This is one of my favorite scores, that I've put forth much time into, and of which I desire for there to be unreleased music in some form or another, but there may not be. It's just an outstanding score, I just really hope it's not one of those short ones in duration.

The story of my discovery of this relates very closely in with Fratres, which then leads back to my first viewing of The Place Beyond the Pines, in January, 2014. At a couple points in the film, that composition is used, and I absolutely loved it. It was the 'strings and percussion' variant that was on the soundtrack release; that's the one I familiarized myself with the most, for a long time. About a year passed. I listened to it again, and sort of 'rediscovered' it, (as I do with a lot of things), and that in turn found myself looking it up again, and somehow I found out of it's use in Mother Night. It wasn't through the Wikipedia page of it, or anything. It was through a search in Apple Music, because I was looking to listen to it, and I saw it as a track from the album release of Mother Night, decided "what the hell? I enjoy this one enough, why not", and gave the track a listen.

With that, my love and enjoyment of this utterly beautiful cue was fully rejuvenated, reinstated, and rediscovered. These events took place in October of 2015, right around when I started to come around here. I was just in tears. Even though I still enjoy the composition just so much still to this day, it was that first or second listen that brought me to such a state. This piece of music really made me feel. It wasn't so often other than some moments in a Williams (Princess Leia's Theme) and Giacchino (The Jet Aircraft Facility) score or two that found me to a feeling like this, but this was the first piece in a while. It affected me (and still does) so much, on a very deep, emotional level. I just can't really express through words exactly how, I think it's much too complex for that, but this description perhaps comes close to the edge:

"a "mesmerising set of variations on a six-bar theme combining frantic activity and sublime stillness that encapsulates P�rt’s observation that ‘the instant and eternity are struggling within us.”"

That's the closest I've ever seen. Maybe someday I'll be able to say something of it, that can in some way express what it makes me feel. But for now, I'm speechless.

Gah! How must I be allowed to speak this much of piece of music, and not even at the least, provide a link in the same post? :p probably my favorite version (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sl_JLucrqmc)

Can anyone help me make sense of this mess? I downloaded the FYC and also downloaded the 24-bit BD Audio by mr_merrick, but apparently I already had The Social Network in my iTunes library.
Now I have the FYC, which is either a complete different album, or has the same cues but with different track names (which is it??) and I apparently have the exact same tracklist as mr_merrick's BD audio, but they're all a lot shorter. Does that mean those are film versions of the same tracks? I hate it when I already have an album but completely overlooked it and now I haven't the slightest idea how to fix this... HELP? :)

Apparently also the FYC is complete, according to the NINCATALOG page, but it has different track names compared to the OST?



no one? :)

Not satisfied with a Digital Version ?

I'm a collector. When I love a score so much, I want it in my physical collection. :P

It's just "temporaly out of stock" but it's been like that for a long while

Michiru Yamane - Iron-Blue Intention - Castlevania Bloodlines

"Lucy (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFN5uB6gwBw)" - Rupert Gregson-Williams, The Prisoner AMC US TV Miniseries (2009)

Very moving, almost hypnotic. Some parts not dissimilar to Price's Gravity. Gonna watch Episode 2 tonight.

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re: The Prisoner (2009). I read the reviews at the time and stayed far, far away. As a matter of fact, I think the critical drubbing it got compelled me to re-watch the original.

I heard similar reviews, and also stayed away. But for some reason I've decided to finally give it a go, and from the first episode at least it's not half bad and I'm gonna keep watching. McKellen is a really brilliant choice for a Number Two.

You can't top the original and this remake isn't trying to. Like I said before, it's different enough to be enjoyable as something different, and doesn't feel like a rip-off.

I'd have loved to have seen McGoohan as Number 93 at the beginning of Episode 1. Pity he turned down the role offer.

The Prisoner (2009) S01E02 "Harmony"

Michiru Yamane - Iron-Blue Intention - Castlevania Bloodlines

That is one of my favorite tracks from Bloodlines, as well as "Reincarnated Soul", "The Prayer of a Tragic Queen", and "Calling from Heaven".

Furthermore, the two ending themes, "Together Forever" and "Requiem for the Nameless Victims" are also around the top of my list. Those are very good.

I can at least understand why some don't want to spend their time listening to music that sounds alike to a couple tons of steel being forcefully thrown out of a storage unit being held by the hook (swaying back and forth) of a crane, but I'm one to enjoy that i.e. Mick Gordon's Killer Instinct, Wolfenstein: The New Order, and DOOM scores.

I would say my musical tastes are kind of fucked up, and extremely varied. :erm: I may be the only person I know that enjoys the classified sorts of Middle-Eastern music as much as I do, but hopefully not for sure. Heard of Death Grips or Dead Kennedys? Michael Giacchino for sure, Dave Brubeck, Miles Davis, Spencer Nilsen, Jack Wall and Sean Murray for their Call of Duty scores, Shiro Sagisu for Evangelion, Phil Collins, Michiru Yamane, Sugar Ray, Arvo P�rt for that one absolute favorite of mine, Koichi Sugiyama, Koji Kondo, Fumie Kumatani, Naofumi Hataya, Tomoya Ohtani, Takenobu Mitsuyoshi, etc.

There ya go, I've named off a majority of things or (mainly artists) that are some of my favorites and that I really enjoy listening to... sure as hell forgot some (very much so!), but :erm: I hope you get the point.

I don't entirely understand why, or how, but there are a lot of people with a diverse taste that almost not at all makes sense, I don't understand my own half the time ("Bach and Mick Gordon?! What the hell is wrong with you?" :laugh:) but I'm very thankful for my own, and rather enjoy it. Sure there's a lot of music I still don't like, and probably never will (I don't think there is any one person that appreciates all music and tastes are that varied), some stuff you probably couldn't force me to like, even for the life of me. I don't know, but we all have that area consisting of music that we like to listen to, that are maybe similar to each other's in many ways, to the extent that we can recommend something to each other, but it's never exactly the same. It'd surely be dull that being the case.

Better fucked up than dull.

Tastes are varied, and Thank God for that, there is something out there for everyone,
Music, for me, expresses quite a bit about a Person, and us "Niche" People just seem
a little bit more.... individual i guess. I know i can't really identify with what's popular nowadays,
never owned a Social Media Account, either...

Again, very unusual for someone your Age :p
Makes me think that not all Hope is yet lost :laugh:

Dead Kennedys i have heard of, Death Grips i haven't...



I'm a collector. When I love a score so much, I want it in my physical collection. :P

It's just "temporaly out of stock" but it's been like that for a long while

Fair enough, i guess we can count ourselves lucky we're still allowed to own something at all,
Itunes wanting to phase out Downloads completely and switch over to streaming only ? Fucking Bullshit.




That is one of my favorite tracks from Bloodlines, as well as "Reincarnated Soul", "The Prayer of a Tragic Queen", and "Calling from Heaven".

Furthermore, the two ending themes, "Together Forever" and "Requiem for the Nameless Victims" are also around the top of my list. Those are very good.

Reincarnated Soul is such a good Opening Track, i used to play Bloodlines so much on my Genesis,
it being the only Sega CV they really blew it out of the Water, Perfect OST and Use of the, erhem,
Genesis Soundchip (no small Feat), a real Gem in the MD Library...

Love to watch Speedruns of that Game.

Fair enough, i guess we can count ourselves lucky we're still allowed to own something at all, Itunes wanting to phase out Downloads completely and switch over to streaming only ? Fucking Bullshit.

Good thing 7digital exists and nowdays there's a lot of good digital download places other than iTunes. And they offer FLAC.

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The "Trokia" from Lieutenant Kij� by Prokofiev which I will always associate with Woody Allen's "Love and Death".

The Legacy Collection: Toy Story. Haven't listened to this in a while...

It's interesting how once we get the full score to scores we've always wanted, we lose interest in them..I've noticed that for me lol.

Hoo, this is one of my favorite and most listened to albums of all time by this point, some tracks just scream out Lego Island as well.

It's interesting how once we get the full score to scores we've always wanted, we lose interest in them..I've noticed that for me lol.

It's not that so much as the fact that I've been listening to newer scores or score releases as they come out. But I haven't lost interested in Toy Story though. :P Never will!

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And then some Rach…



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I've been meaning to catch up with Petitgirard for ages�

This score has really grown on me. I love that not only is the original M:I theme included here, but also "The Plot" (Benji's theme) from the original series. And the Nessun Dorma, which is Ilsa's theme.

Full size here:

I Reconise That Cover!!!!!!! :ashine:

Heggie's Moby Dick Overture (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTMkOYAMFPM).

Beautiful. Too bad the rest of the score doesn't nearly compare. I expected better from Giacchino.

^ You Have A Tracklist! 0_0
Do You Also Have Track Titles For 4? If So Could You Post Screenshots?
:ashine:

Currently:

...and the credits are rolling on The Bourne Identity (2002). At last. Been wanting to watch these flicks for a while. This was pretty damn good.

^ You Have A Tracklist! 0_0
Do You Also Have Track Titles For 4? If So Could You Post Screenshots?

You talking about that M:I-3 screenshot I posted? Do elaborate. I'm a little confused.

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Sulley approves.

http://66.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m4pqmlPa7j1qzhfeh.gif

You talking about that M:I-3 screenshot I posted? Do elaborate. I'm a little confused.

You're MI 3 Complete Has Track Names. Mine Has Just Numbers. Can You Post A Screenshot With The Names So I Can Type Them On Mine.


Sulley approves.

http://66.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m4pqmlPa7j1qzhfeh.gif
The Second, Is The DVD I Just Ripped. I Wanted A Version With Marti Pellow And Jason Donovan.

Mr Gold, you don't have titles for 3 & 4? I've got titles and slates. But I'm not gone atm.

I Have Titles For Ghost Protocol, :p
It's Actually Only MI3 Complete I Have Not.


Currently:

Watching the VFX reel to The Force Awakens.

If you've ever wondered why it takes a year and half from the completion of principal photography to the release of a film like Star Wars, well, here's your answer.

http://www.darkhorizons.com/force-awakens-vfx-reel-shows-impressive-visuals/

You're MI 3 Complete Has Track Names. Mine Has Just Numbers. Can You Post A Screenshot With The Names So I Can Type Them On Mine.

Here you go, bud. Had to piece this together from three screenshots - which is the other annoying thing about iTunes besides the lack of colour. One album now takes up way more space than before.



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Currently having a cognitive workout as to why I got so excited when I saw this.

http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m7mxlaF1cC1qe3n2wo3_500.gif

HA! It's also very alike to some Thomas Newman's music also.

Well, kind of. Why don't you see for yourself: https://soundcloud.com/billbrownmusic/sets/bill-brown-windows-xp-score

I'm not kidding, George my man.

http://img.pandawhale.com/post-14570-I-Need-It-Iron-Man-gif-HItN.gif

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HA! It's also very alike to some Thomas Newman's music also.

Well, kind of. Why don't you see for yourself: https://soundcloud.com/billbrownmusic/sets/bill-brown-windows-xp-score

Thanks Sull!

No worries, bud. :)

And George, any chance of an upload? I'm far too lazy right now and not very familiar with nabbing stuff off soundcloud to create an album. Also, it's 2:00am here and I need sleep. Got language class again in the morning.

Just Got My Copy Of Captain America: Civil War On DVD. Gonna Watch Now. See If It Raises Itself For Me Since Last Time.

And George, any chance of an upload? I'm far too lazy right now and not very familiar with nabbing stuff off soundcloud to create an album. Also, it's 2:00am here and I need sleep. Got language class again in the morning.

Of course! I've uploaded the MP3 320kbps files converted from the lossless AIFF files available to download from the Soundcloud playlist, with the cover art (source, from Scoretemple (https://www.facebook.com/scoretemple/photos/a.327298140617050.98850.124782717535261/672983186048542/?type=3&theater)) included.

MEGA (https://mega.nz/#!YEtznQzD!99KjNGc0ubzaQzmiKCuwSVgtPwvN1O7NtG4qeEIuY1Y)

I've in fact been meaning to create a thread regarding this for a while now, I only don't know where to post it... :p

Just Got My Copy Of Captain America: Civil War On DVD. Gonna Watch Now. See If It Raises Itself For Me Since Last Time.

I hope it will! I know another friend who said it was so much better for him second time around. It was better for me too the second time I saw it in the cinema, but I already loved it. Enjoy, and goodnight! :)

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Of course! I've uploaded the MP3 320kbps files converted from the lossless AIFF files available to download from the Soundcloud playlist, with the cover art (source, from Scoretemple (https://www.facebook.com/scoretemple/photos/a.327298140617050.98850.124782717535261/672983186048542/?type=3&theater)) included.
MEGA (https://mega.nz/#!YEtznQzD!99KjNGc0ubzaQzmiKCuwSVgtPwvN1O7NtG4qeEIuY1Y)

https://media1.giphy.com/media/MqYGon2GMbUvS/200_s.gif

Listening now, before I fall asleep. Thanks a lot! :)

YAY! Thanks For The Help Sull!!!

No problem. :) Gimme your honest thoughts on the score. I'd be interested. I listened to it twice through today whilst making my cover set and almost nothing stood out. It was a tough listening experience. I'm finding Zimmer's M:I-2 FAR more engaging to listen to.

Rogue Nation's My Favorite Score. By Far.
III Has Some Good Action Cues, But Again Not Really Anything Special.

Rogue Nation's My Favorite Score. By Far.
III Has Some Good Action Cues, But Again Not Really Anything Special.

I'm looking forward to getting to know Ghost Protocol and Rogue Nation better when I download them. :)

http://66.media.tumblr.com/eff15f6f4031e8763fc6602dd486e5fe/tumblr_n2k1t2IDMp1rl58vno3_250.gif

-

"SINCE EINSTEIN ON THE BEACH in 1976, Philip Glass has pumped out operas at an alarming rate�about every one-and-half years. Only Woody Allen is so prolific. But like Woody, Glass is bound to put out some duds, and there are plenty. Add to the list his Walt Disney-inspired The Perfect American, based on Peter Stephan Jungk�s semifictional novel Der K�nig von Amerika." � Opera News (http://www.operanews.com/Opera_News_Magazine/2016/8/Recordings/GLASS__The_Perfect_American.html)

Saw Hell or High Water. If you enjoyed Sicario, you'll enjoy this film. Exceptional performances from Pine, Foster and Bridges.

Finished Civil War, Was Better The Second Time, But Still Not The Best In My Opinion. But Up There Near the Top Tho.

Oooooh, memories... Not a gamer, but I used to play the shit out of this... The score seemed really good at the time.

It still is, nothing absolutely exceptional, but still very decent. The track above (your post) is definitely among my favorite cues.

Finished Civil War, Was Better The Second Time, But Still Not The Best In My Opinion. But Up There Near the Top Tho.

It's the best MCU film to date imo.

Person Of Interest: S05, E13 - ''Everyone Dies Alone'' Ramin Djawadi ft. Amy Acker (https://soundcloud.com/rootofinterest/person-of-interest-s05-e13-everyone-dies-alone-ramin-djawadi-ft-amy-acker)

Just concluded this week's "Mr. Robot". Annoying music score.

I adore this track. It's great to hear during gameplay. Heh, I could actually say the same for a lot of the tracks here. :laugh:

In addition: I'll try to frequent posting screenshots of the album display in iTunes (the type you see above) that is shown as per a search that doesn't manifest enough results to, in turn, induce a scroll bar to the right, which causes it to cut off a bit of the right of the usual album display you see when just browsing your library. I think how it looks here, is how it should be ordinarily. It just looks mucho better.

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Starting To Watch OUAT S1-5 Ready For The Season 6 Air Date! :D

https://tribzap2it.files.wordpress.com/2016/08/mine-now.gif?w=769

Nissim - The Gaslamp Killers. I don't have iTunes and it's on my phone. There's a great mix on Soundcloud if anyone still uses that.

...and the credits are rolling on Bourne instalment #2. A pretty top-notch thriller. That final scene, golly. Quite moving.

Roll on Ultimatum. A little bird tells me it's the best one yet.

Well, I got through the mess thanks to THIS (http://www.nin.wiki/The_Social_Network_Soundtrack) and THIS (Thread 91764).

In my book longer mixes means alternates so I've kept everything I had, except for one track (2 seconds difference is too little to be a different mix imo. Didn't even bother listening to it).
Basically everything that isn't tagged as an alternate came from the FYC, which means film mix. Everything else came from the OST (short -not film mix- cues) and fuack sake I can't even remember where I got the 7-10min tracks from... fml...

The titles in brackets are the OST titles so I could keep track of everything while I rearranged everything.

Those 2 Itunes Screenshots look kinda different ?

Those 2 Itunes Screenshots look kinda different ?

Dave's using the latest version of iTunes that exists on Mac (12.5._), while I'm using the latest version on Windows (12.4._). :p

Windows is a bit behind, :p

Ahh, gotcha.

Why doesn't his have that Colour Thingy Itunes does ?

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Ahh, gotcha.

Why doesn't his have that Colour Thingy Itunes does ?

That's what I'd like to know.

Still haven't gotten around to listening to that Abz� Album...

Why doesn't his have that Colour Thingy Itunes does ?

That's what I'd like to know.
Because some twitface at Apple thought it was a great idea to scrap the colour scheme function in the latest version.

Watching My Favorite MCU Film.

http://download.gamezone.com/uploads/image/data/1185460/tumblr_lt9tvki01M1qalcu6o1_500.gif

Still haven't gotten around to listening to that Abz� Album...

I really like it. It's a very beautiful score, reminiscent of at the least a handful of tracks from Tim Follin's Ecco the Dolphin: Defender of the Future, quite like Newman's Nemo and Dory scores, and moments from AFRIKA, and ... well, all of that and the subject matter of the game, fucking sign me up! :p

I love those track titles too. Some of them look as if they are straight out of the Book of Genesis.

In particular, a track I wanted to mention; "Chaos, the mother" is wonderful and terrifying, through it's at times darker threatening feel, some brief moments of relief, and combination of some electronic and orchestral elements. Also seems like a good track to represent the Vortex Queen from Ecco the Dolphin, which I have said before. :laugh:

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Because some twitface at Apple thought it was a great idea to scrap the colour scheme function in the latest version.

I can't fathom the reasoning either.

I can't fathom the reasoning either.

As usual, there were more complaints than plaudits. Issues with legibility primarily.

Kevin Kiner - CW102 Downfall of a Droid 08 2m2

Shakira - Try Everything

Because some twitface at Apple thought it was a great idea to scrap the colour scheme function in the latest version.

That makes like, Zero Sense, it was it's most apealling Feature...


I really like it. It's a very beautiful score, reminiscent of at the least a handful of tracks from Tim Follin's Ecco the Dolphin: Defender of the Future, quite like Newman's Nemo and Dory scores, and moments from AFRIKA, and ... well, all of that and the subject matter of the game, fucking sign me up! :p

I love those track titles too. Some of them look as if they are straight out of the Book of Genesis.

In particular, a track I wanted to mention; "Chaos, the mother" is wonderful and terrifying, through it's at times darker threatening feel, some brief moments of relief, and combination of some electronic and orchestral elements. Also seems like a good track to represent the Vortex Queen from Ecco the Dolphin, which I have said before. :laugh:

Yeah, i noticed you are into Water related Game OSTs.

I'll give it a listen this Weekend.

ID4 2 movie in shitty quality but it better than nothing for the moment.

Regarding the "bad" score I think it will be not necessary to have it in bluray but I have the ID4 in bluray ultra hd , wonderful remastering and wonderful Arnold score!

Such A Pity There Is No Score Released.

Yeah, i noticed you are into Water related Game OSTs.

I'll give it a listen this Weekend.

Hell yes, it was when I became enthralled with Ecco the Dolphin that I realized my interest in the sea, and / or anything oceanic, so I'm usually open to things around this subject. ABZ� is also probably one of the first game soundtracks since 2000 (Defender of the Future) to sound anything like this, so I was intrigued to hear it once it was brought to my attention.

I also read an interview with Spencer Nilsen, I believe it was on NeoGAF, and he was asked about, and commented on it!

Hmmm...

Maybe listen to this one and let me know if it falls into your specific Taste ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=os3OcfBulpE

I love those track titles too. Some of them look as if they are straight out of the Book of Genesis.

To shed some light on this: Many titles were actually derived from the first tablet of the Enūma Eliš (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/En%C3%BBma_Eli%C5%A1).

That's awesome.

Hmmm...

Maybe listen to this one and let me know if it falls into your specific Taste ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=os3OcfBulpE

It's fine. Not bad, but I'm not a fan of it. Perhaps I can check out some of the other tracks from the game, tommorow, probably.

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"And the Earth did not yet bear a name" - Austin Wintory - ABZ�

The Prisoner (2009) US TV miniseries remake - penultimate episode. More intriguing and damn confusing. I sure as heck hope the final episode ties up all these loose ends in coherent sense, unlike the original.

The Prisoner (2009) US TV miniseries remake - penultimate episode. More intriguing and damn confusing. I sure as heck hope the final episode ties up all these loose ends in coherent sense, unlike the original.

It won't and it doesn't. The original is far, far better.

It won't and it doesn't. The original is far, far better.

Damnit, I can't keep the tension any longer. Gonna watch Episode Six now.

Kevin Kiner - CW116 Dooku Captured 04 1m4

...credits just finished rolling on The Prisoner E06, the final episode. Wow, what a mental workout. But unlike the original, this finale actually made sense. I could understand enough to be just about satisfied. Good work, screenwriters, producers and directors. I'm satisfied. And that's what matters.

I'm surprised you didn't understand it, Killgrave.

Expanded how?

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Ahh, gotcha.

Why doesn't his have that Colour Thingy Itunes does ?


That's what I'd like to know

The option is gone in my version.

As In Longer Than The Other One.

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Listening to one of my favorite Symphonies in the highest qualities there is. ;)

4.26GB For 45Mins Of Music!!! :shock:


Currently:

About to watch Big Hero 6! I FUCKING love this movie.. And I really can't pinpoint why (other than Baymax of course!). It could be the great comedy moments from Fredd and Wasabi. Or maybe the strong brotherly relationship between Tadashi and Hiro, and Hiros emotional moments after Tadashi is gone. Maybe it's because the voice cast in is pretty spot on! And the chemistry between the Heros are fantastic, or maybe Henry Jackmans awesome score, or the equally awesome 3D!

Basically it's pretty much one of my top 10 Disney movies...

That Movie Is Awsome! I Love Baymax!

I Have Like 3 Baymax Action Figures (Normal, Blue Suite and Final Red Suite) Normal & Red Suite Funko Pop And A Huge White Baymax Teddy!


Big Hero 6 Rocks!

https://psychneuro.files.wordpress.com/2016/02/tumblr_niby72j9kz1sug1ubo10_r1_400.gif?w=750

Watched "The Secret Life of Pets" with my Sister and her Kids earlier tonight...

I really liked it, I'd say an 8.5 or a 9, definitively will watch it again in the not too distant Future.

The Bit with Viper was hilarious. :laugh:

That Movie Is Awsome!

You're Damn Right It Is!


I Have Like 3 Baymax Action Figures (Normal, Blue Suite and Final Red Suite) Normal & Red Suite Funko Pop And A Huge White Baymax Teddy!

If it wasn't for the fact that i don't make a lot of money, I'd probably have some merchandise myself. :P


Big Hero 6 Rocks!

You're Damn Right It Does!

And here's the other one.

Lashmush - This Whip Was Made to Punish - Vampire Variations: Volume II

...credits just finished rolling on The Prisoner E06, the final episode. Wow, what a mental workout. But unlike the original, this finale actually made sense. I could understand enough to be just about satisfied. Good work, screenwriters, producers and directors. I'm satisfied. And that's what matters.

I'm surprised you didn't understand it, Killgrave.

I understood it. Which is why I think it fell short, very short, of the original. It was one of those pointless reboots Hollywood seems driven by unknown reasons to make.

Working on a suite for Big Hero 6.

Working on a suite for Big Hero 6.

:ashine:

K:\All DnB\a-keaton-the_invisible_man-sour.mp3

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJqsimrT0WE

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K:\All DnB\12-drumsound_and_bassline_smith-cold_turkey_vip.mp3

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JOJoDbNPmU

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Turbo Kid: Chronicles of the Wasteland

Dragonball Evolution sessions

"event_regalmoment_26 (https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B18GQkZXWsEVcDlLMVRLOEdOSlE)" from Star Wars: The Old Republic.

Whilst rummaging through the music files of the game, I came upon this very beautiful cue, and by all of the rest, (save for Williams' cues from the films) it really stood out to me. It almost reminds me of something out of El Cid, or perchance Gods of Egypt. Such a majestic, while brief piece of music.

Can it be confirmed as native to The Old Republic? Or is it in fact a cue from the prequels I've not heard yet...

"event_regalmoment_26 (https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B18GQkZXWsEVV1I3NlR5dW50YzQ)" from Star Wars: The Old Republic.

Whilst rummaging through the music files of the game, I came upon this very beautiful cue, and by all of the rest, (save for Williams' cues from the films) it really stood out to me. It almost reminds me of something out of El Cid, or perchance Gods of Egypt. Such a majestic, while brief piece of music.

Can it be confirmed as native to The Old Republic? Or is it in fact a cue from the prequels I've not heard yet...
Its an excerpt of 2M7 Approaching Naboo Palace from Attack of the Clones.

Ah! I knew those strings at 0:22 - 0:26 and throughout sounded as very alike to Williams... makes absolute sense now! Thank you very much for informing me!

Back when Hollywood was still trying to turn Selleck into another Harrison Ford.

Now here's a favorite of mine that I've not come upon in quite a while.

American Horror Story: Asylum 2x02, "Trick & Treats"

Trick & Treats

If that's the way it's going to work this Halloween, it will be chaos.

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I've gotten familiar with and have come to thoroughly enjoy this cue, 11:11 - 11:53 in particular, though the whole cue has good moments through it's duration.

As for the rest of the score, well, this one warrants an additional listen or two.

I feel like this is a hidden gem or Marianelli's. Glad I finally got to downloading all of his scores.



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Cloneboy would like it. :p

Cloneboy would like it. :p



You damn well know what I'm already doing.

Turbo Kid: Chronicles of the Wasteland

http://i.imgur.com/n9oxuIY.gif

I'd really like to hear your Opinion about the Movie... and the Music of course... :)

I'd really like to hear your Opinion...


So I just finished this (it's on Netflix in the US), I enjoyed it. Not an amazing movie, but it entertained me for an hour and a half. Le Matos' score is awesome, fit the film very well. Kinda wishing I had bought the Mondo LP release back when it was announced :/

Haha, thanks, would have never seen that, didn't think of stalking Dak's recent Posts :laugh:

I think the Movie is worth watching for the Kid's and Apple's Performances, they had
a kind of pure Quality to them that i haven't seen in a long Time, i also thought they meshed
really well, left me with a happy Feeling...

Ironside was Badass like usual.

Not an amazing Movie, but it did what it set out to do really well imho.

And of course the Soundtrack by Le Matos is simply kicking !
Tequila Sunrise is a Track for the Ages...
Probably the best Synthwave Album i have heard thus far.

Oh Hiroshima - In Silence We Yearn
Just found these guys. Enjoying them. They remind me of 65daysofstatic.
https://ohhiroshima.bandcamp.com/

As In Longer Than The Other One.

-_-

What tracks were added?

None.

Neely Has Not Posted Any.

I understood it.

On the previous page you said it didn't make sense and didn't explain anything. It did. But only just enough to allow me to go away satisfied. Not without questions (I still have many!), but satisfied enough to walk away rather than sit there pulling my hair out, like I did with the original finale.


Which is why I think it fell short, very short, of the original. It was one of those pointless reboots Hollywood seems driven by unknown reasons to make.

We'll have to agree to disagree here - the scriptwriters specifically said that they were making it different to the original, and I feel it worked well as a stand-alone series.

Trevor Hopkins (Producer): "We're all fans of the original, but the original was forty years ago. What we didn't want to do was to copy it, because that would be wrong. So thankfully Bill Gallagher, the writer, has got a completely different spin on it. There will be touches of the original. We do pay homage, but it has definitely moved on."

Jim Caviezel (Number Six): "I like to think of this as the kind of "Prisoner" for this time period. My message to those who are watching this is: it's very allegorical, as the old "Prisoner" was to the Cold War, [so] this is to our time."

Sir Ian McKellen (Number Two): "This is very different."

Taking a break from my complete score edit. Listening to Breaking Benjamin's newest album, Dark Before Dawn.

-

16 years ago today, September 10th, 2000, Ecco the Dolphin: Defender of the Future was released on the Dreamcast in the United States. Today I commemorate this occasion by listening to the music, and of fucking course, playing the game.
https://media.giphy.com/media/ddxsFcKyOjcoU/giphy.gif

Most likely one of the best gifs of Ecco floating around out there. :p
What I say, is, ecco is forever. *nods*

Mr. Majestyk

American Horror Story: Asylum, "The Coat Hanger"

Not one of del Toro's best works.

Watching episode one Quarry.

Mr. Majestyk

Fantastic film. Only other one of a Charles Bronson movie I've seen except for the Death Wish series.

But then, you can't go wrong with a Charles Bronson flick. :laugh:

They don't make 'em like this anymore.

Fantastic film. Only other one of a Charles Bronson movie I've seen except for the Death Wish series.

But then, you can't go wrong with a Charles Bronson flick. :laugh:

They don't make 'em like this anymore.
Check SoulSeek.

Fantastic film. Only other one of a Charles Bronson movie I've seen except for the Death Wish series.

But then, you can't go wrong with a Charles Bronson flick. :laugh:

They don't make 'em like this anymore.

Once Upon A Time In the West

All right, let's see how Cloneboy likes this one.

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Once Upon A Time In the West

Damn, looks like another great Bronson film to watch.

Awesome Final Fantasy 6 Medley


Damn, looks like another great Bronson film to watch.

Probably a silly Question, but... You've seen "The Great Escape", right ?

It may not be a leading Role, but i really liked his Part, and the Movie is simply great ! :)

finally as an official release - cd out now by howe records :)



i also need to replace the dreadful cover with one of the awesome ones made bei heidl (https://hqcovers.net/2014/06/17/se7en-by-howard-shore/)

Mother of god, that artwork is GORGEOUS.

Isn't it ?

Biggest Cover Size you can find online is only 600x600 Px, too small for my Taste, sooooo...


Excellent Share/Upload Hikaru, much appreciated !!

I created a 50% bigger Version of the Cover (900x900) using the official Site's Assets,
for People that like it big and can not lie :laugh: Lemme know if i messed up somewhere, my Eyes are tired...


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The Music is really good as well !

Nostalgia ftw. This music has such strong childhood connections from watching my dad's VHS triple set. So awesome I can listen to it here and now.

Not one of del Toro's best works.

I don't particularly care for of any of his films produced in Hollywood.

That, plus I think he's a terrible writer to begin with. As much as I might laud the direction and visual aesthetic of Pan's Labyrinth, for instance, concluding a withering critique of fascism with a soothing endorsement of the Roman Catholic Church is exceedingly contradictory.

Probably a silly Question, but... You've seen "The Great Escape", right ?

It may not be a leading Role, but i really liked his Part, and the Movie is simply great ! :)

Not a silly question at all!

I (vaguely) recall watching a couple minutes here and there, on and off, I think I was about 7 or 8 or so at the time.

I think it's probably overdue by this time that I've sat down and watched it. I know that it's considered a classic, at most I've heard about the film a good amount; the words The Great Escape is definitely not something unfamiliar to me. :p

In addition, it's surely news to me that Charles Bronson played a role in it! Now, I really want to watch it. :laugh:

Should be right up your Alley, WWII, an outstanding Cast,
Great Music including the super iconic Main Title by Elmer Bernstein, etc, etc...

8.3 on IMDB, not too shabby... ;)

American Horror Story: Coven, "Bitchcraft"

How Are You Finding S2?

6m01 Quatroqatsi (Fantastic Four Prelude) - Marco Beltrami & Philip Glass

Should be right up your Alley, WWII, an outstanding Cast,
Great Music including the super iconic Main Title by Elmer Bernstein, etc, etc...

8.3 on IMDB, not too shabby... ;)

Damn straight. I'm interested.

I've added it to that list of important films I've not yet seen. :laugh:

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How Are You Finding S2?

I really enjoyed Asylum, don't know why you said it was the worst (yet). I like the opening credits of Coven. And I like that it takes place today.

I Never Said That.
I Said Covern is The Worst IMO. :p

Doesn't the Geneva Convention list this as a crime against humanity?

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