Often People Around And About The Forums Say "You Should Watch/Listen to This..."

Post Suggestions And Recommendations To People Here. I Sure People Would Love To Hear.
Also Why You Like Said Album/Film.



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Looking Forward to Hearing Your Suggestions :awsm:

There's a game on another forum I go to where we rate the music track of the person above us and give the title of the music track we want the next person to review.

Maybe this thread can be sort of like that?

There's a game on another forum I go to where we rate the music track of the person above us and give the title of the music track we want the next person to review.

Maybe this thread can be sort of like that?
Maybe. If You Want. or That Would Be Fun On It's Own Thread.... I Donno.

The thing is that I think people would have more incentive to check out the tracks recommended if it were made into more of a game. :/

Maybe we can just rate whatever person's track we want instead of being limited to the person above us.

But whatever, my recommendation is Requiem for Cuckooland (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-TXDDi5jvw). It's a very somber sort of track you don't hear often in animated films. Plus I love Mark Mothersbaugh.

The thing is that I think people would have more incentive to check out the tracks recommended if it were made into more of a game. :/

Maybe we can just rate whatever person's track we want instead of being limited to the person above us.

Okay, If You Want We Can Do It That Way :)
I Thought This Would Be Okay. But If You Feel That's Better We'll Do That.

What's the Use ?

No Offense, but will you Movie Fiends ever consider checking out a Recommendation of a lowly VGM Peasant like me ?

What's the Use ?

No Offense, but will you Movie Fiends ever consider checking out a Recommendation of a lowly VGM Peasant like me ?
Okay. Okay Sorry I Started The Thing.

No Offense, but will you Movie Fiends ever consider checking out a Recommendation of a lowly VGM Peasant like me ?

Totally. I listen to VGM regularly. Gimme a recommendation.

So what's this thread gonna be then? Cause I like both ideas. I could do either or.

TBH, I Don't Care Do What You Want With It. I Don't Mind. It Just Seems A Bad Idea Starting In The First Place.

Don't turn into a Debbie Downer now, just because of what ManRay said. I really like both ideas that you and Skelley had. So I wanna know what this thread is gonna be. It sounds really fun.

Okay. Okay Sorry I Started The Thing.

Haha, No, no, no, please. This is an awesome Idea for a Thread, i totally did not mean to shit on your Idea, please understand.
It's just that i feel a bit underrepresented in the General Discussion Forum being a VGM Fiend and all... TBH, i wanna broaden my Horizon
and get to know more good Music from a Genre i had not perused before... Love ya Mr. Gold, seriously.

Also how can i hate on a Person so versed in everything Disney ? That would be Blasphemy !


Totally. I listen to VGM regularly. Gimme a recommendation.

Sure, lemme know if it's too slow for you... I have Recommendations out the Ass, nothing brings me greater Joy than spreading Music
I love to the Masses !! ^^

www.youtube.com/watch?v=TB0w-W5cTb8

Nice track ManRay. It grabs so much attention despite it's somewhat quiet tone.

The next track just started auto-playing and it sounds just as good. I might have to listen to the whole thing now...

And don't worry Mr. Gold, this thread is a great idea. I don't know why we didn't have one like it before!

I kinda cheated, wanted to make an impression so i selected my favourite Tune of my All Time fucking favoutrite Album in Existence... ^^

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So, then, let me make it up to you, please.

Give me one of your most beloved Cues, i will rate it and after that continue the Cycle, sounds good ?

Hahahaha come on guys. This went from a perfectly good "recco" thread for albums/films (cohesive works) to one for organized peer track reviewing to one for "fuck the police"-esque peer track reviewing to one that also includes video games. Sorry ManRay, VGM is VGM for a reason... I feel sorry for Goldie. His original idea was simpler and more interesting. I'd much rather be introduced to good "albums" than single tracks, the former being far more rare and the latter having limited stand-alone repeat value. Also it sounded like he wanted to add some spice to these forums and branch out from film/vg music into the realm of recording artists, though that is my own interpretation of it. I saw it as a chance to get some art culture-groove going.

No, I'm Sorry I Am Just Not With It Today.. God I Hate It.

Tell You What Do What You Want With the Thread Or Just Ignore It.

I Think I Was Silly To Start Another Topic With the Feeling I Am At The Mo.


Do What You Want With It


emptymetaljacket
Please, I Don't Like "Goldie"

To keep with The Dark One's wishes:

1. Movie: an often-overlooked classic because of its length, Heat. Or Collateral. Or anything Michael Mann.
2. Music: The Four Seasons, performed by Concerto Italiano and conducted by Rinaldo Alessandrini. I dare anyone to find me a more invigorating rendition of Vivaldi's work.

Hahahaha come on guys. This went from a perfectly good "recco" thread for albums/films (cohesive works) to one for organized peer track reviewing to one for "fuck the police"-esque peer track reviewing to one that also includes video games. Sorry ManRay, VGM is VGM for a reason... I feel sorry for Goldie. His original idea was simpler and more interesting. I'd much rather be introduced to good "albums" than single tracks, the former being far more rare and the latter having limited stand-alone repeat value. Also it sounded like he wanted to add some spice to these forums and branch out from film/vg music into the realm of recording artists, though that is my own interpretation of it. I saw it as a chance to get some art culture-groove going.

I agree with this here


To keep with The Dark One's wishes:

1. Movie: an often-overlooked classic because of its length, Heat. Or Collateral. Or anything Michael Mann.

I don't understand how anyone can overlook this classic film. It's Michael Mann's Magnum Opus.

NEVERMIND.

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What A Mess This Turned Out To Be. :(

Stupid, Why Did I Even Post This Thread...

Please, I Don't Like "Goldie"
I'm sorry :( I originally typed Gold and it corrected it to the current variant. I kept it because it sounded cute, as nothing more than a term of endearment :) Henceforth, you shall be referred to as "The (Really) Dark One" hahaha jk, cheer up though!


I don't understand how anyone can overlook this classic film. It's Michael Mann's Magnum Opus.

I wholeheartedly agree. You'll be surprised to know how many actually would. Same applies to Last of the Mohicans. I do think, however, that Mann still has another huge film in him. Black Hat was poorly reviewed but I thought it was a masterclass in a kind of film making that's sorely lacking and which we could use more of.


Collateral Was A Good Film & Score.

Indeed. Tom Cruise stood out in that one. He portrayed a subversive, layered and chillingly-relatable bad guy to perfection.

I'm sorry :( I originally typed Gold and it corrected it to the current variant.

Okay.

Okay, just let me say that i am really sorry, i just get kinda down sometimes, especially this Saturday Night,
had a rough breakup last night, but that is no reason to take it out on you guys !

So Please, I actually i love the Idea of/for this Thread, great opportunity to broaden my Horizon, and i really want it to suceed ! :D

I might be an Oddball in the General Discussion with my musical Tastes, but maybe some of you guys/gals still wanna hear what i have to present,
and present good Music is chiefly among the favourite things i like to do...

So let me get this Thread back on Track, show me what you love and i will do the same unto you ;)

I will show you that VGM can be just as much worth your Time as the Stuff you usually listen to ! :p

Take it away you glorious Bastid... "Why thank you, inner Voice!" ^^

www.youtube.com/watch?v=8L25VFdmZY8

I would like to recommend one of my top cues from The Spectacular Now by Rob Simonsen. It's not on YouTube, but it's on his soundcloud. On the OST it's called "Towards An Unknown Future", on the FYC it's called "I Was Never Not Afraid"


I wholeheartedly agree. You'll be surprised to know how many actually would. Same applies to Last of the Mohicans. I do think, however, that Mann still has another huge film in him. Black Hat was poorly reviewed but I thought it was a masterclass in a kind of film making that's sorely lacking and which we could use more of.

I always forget he did that film, which is a staple of mine. I cried the first time I saw it, I was young so it obviously had an impact on me.

Okay, just let me say that i am really sorry, i just get kinda down sometimes, especially this Saturday Night

There Is No Reason For You To Apologise For Anything. I Am The One Who Blew Up (Yes Again, And I Know Often) So Don't Worry.


Honestly People Do What You Want Here, I Am Taking A Break.

had a rough breakup last night, but that is no reason to take it out on you.

Sorry to hear that bud, it's been a while since I've had a rough one (you eventually figure out how to avoid those) but I can still totally relate. Apologies if I came across as brash with the VGM comment. For all you sad people, might I suggest HTTYD2? It's the most joyfully exuberant thing I can think of right now.

Okay.

A Soundtrack I Recommened A Beautiful Film And Score, John Williams' ALWAYS

<a href=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bmdIjSh4cA>15Min Suite</a>

I recommend to listen to the score to Jupiter Ascending. :)

I recommend to listen to the score to Jupiter Ascending. :)

No Surprise There ;)

So what's this thread gonna be then? Cause I like both ideas. I could do either or.

Here was my original intention.

Suggest a film/album (or song)you like and feel others would like, say why you like it and why you think others would.

They then say what they thought and a little discussion would commence it will help everyone connect via something they would have in common.

And it moves on with the next suggestion.....

What do you think?

Hmmmm I like this idea for a thread. I'll be posting here again soon...

I cried the first time I saw it, I was young so it obviously had an impact on me.

You're not alone there. It definitely ranks as one of the best attempts by a director to do something different. A terrible shame that the score wasn't deemed eligible by AMPAS for having been co-authored.


I would like to recommend one of my top cues from The Spectacular Now by Rob Simonsen [...] On the OST it's called "Towards An Unknown Future", on the FYC it's called "I Was Never Not Afraid".

I thought this outing was particularly brilliant if only because the music he wrote could easily play as a legit, Pitchfork-8.0-plus indie/dream pop album. Much like Ebert's All Is Lost or Reznor's and Ross' The Social Network, it's a different approach to scoring I welcome, bridging the gap between film musicians and regular recording artists. Maybe it's just me because I hate unfulfilling one minute orchestral tracks but a heavy majority sound same. I realize the generic sound is inevitable when intended to merely navigate and be functional to a story and there's only so many ways a story can be treated thematically before the same notes are retraced but that's why I invite "different" sounds. As beautiful as Interstellar is, it's only background music. Anyway, I can confirm DAK's recco- that particular cue is exceptional.


Today's movie and score recommendation: Fruitvale Station. If anyone appreciates post-rock, you'll really like Ludwig Goransson's work. I thought it was better than Mogwai's efforts on Zidane.

Today's movie and score recommendation: Fruitvale Station. If anyone appreciates post-rock, you'll really like Ludwig Goransson's work. I thought it was better than Mogwai's efforts on Zidane.

Okay, I'll Take A Gander. Stand By.

<a href=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIwiLmzhLSM&list=PL6A067F9D401BDECF>For Anyone Who Has Not Listened I Seriously Recommend James Horner's The Rocketeer. A Beautiful Score. </a>

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34BlPW8wxko

Armageddon Score I Suggest To Anyone Who Has Yet To Hear It. ^ 12Min Suite

If you're as big of a Haunted Mansion fan as I am, then you should watch this fan made short film actually shot inside the mansion!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0M-yetCGm-A

So It's A Cross Between Disney And Paranormal Activity?

So It's A Cross Between Disney And Paranormal Activity?

Uh... Sure!

?? LOL Okay...

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That Was Certainly Well Put Together Little Film And The Effects Were Actually Not Bad. They Must Have Had Some Permission to Film In The Ride or The Cast Members Watching the Security Footage Were Like WHAAAA???

Hmm.. I'd recommend Goonies. Perhaps even one of the old bootlegs..you know the kind WE had to made due with (until the actual release)! :)

The Keep movie and bootleg soundtrack.

BTW you spelled freind instead of friend in the thread title. Sorry to bring it up, but it has completely ruined my evening.. ;)

Only you, would destroy my world!!! Lol.

Ok, so I'll make a short post here.

I'd recommend my favourite movie of all time (or at least my favourite animated film of all time):



It's DreamWorks Animation's most underrated and unknown movie, but in my opinion is their best yet. And the score by Mr. Zimmer is equally my favourite score of all time, and for good reason.

LOL I just deleted that from my Mac HD not 5 minutes ago. Needed space for Audition to run/edit, so I got rid of Spirit. It was a Blu-ray rip. I delete the ones I never watch or have already watched and don't need on my HD, taking up space.

LOL I just deleted that from my Mac HD not 5 minutes ago. Needed space for Audition to run/edit, so I got rid of Spirit. It was a Blu-ray rip. I delete the ones I never watch or have already watched and don't need on my HD, taking up space.

Don't you dare delete the score.

Don't you dare delete the score.

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Seriously?

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Film: Manhunter (1986) - IMDB (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0091474/) - Youtube Trailer (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZd4YxCeODU)
Soundtrack: Manhunter (1986) - Soundtrack Collector (http://www.soundtrackcollector.com/title/29514/Manhunter)

Forget about that awful remake Red Dragon (2002) and watch a true crime-drama classic instead!

Another classic from Michael Mann.

Brick by Rian Johnson. One of the smartest attempts at neo-noir in modern cinema accompanied by an intelligent score of equal parts wonderful and dread composed by Nathan Johnson. For me it's up there with Cronenberg's A History of Violence, Lumet's Before The Devil Knows You're Dead , Cavani's Ripley's Game and Fincher's Zodiac.

I Wanna Try And Resurect this Thread.

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So Has Anyone Seen Any Films Recently, Heard Any Music Recently that They Wanna Recomend....

I Feel out Of Touch Recently.....

Afghan Trek - From The Secret Life of Walter Mitty.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vydM5fkh_rk
If you can't be bothered to listen to two minutes of music, skip to 1:14.
Beautiful. I have no words to describe it.

I LOVED Walter Mitty. Such a good movie. I wish I saw it in theaters.

I've probably already recommended it, but Almost Famous. It's my favorite movie. If you like Rock & Roll (the old-school 60's/70's kind, AKA real music), the setting of the mid-1970's, a great script and great performances by great actors, then you will not be disappointed. The film won an Academy Award as well, so that should say something. Also, it's semi-autobiographical on Cameron Crowe's life when he was a writer for Rolling Stone in the 70's.

I LOVED Walter Mitty. Such a good movie.

Azetlor likes this!

Iron Will - Joel McNeely.. :)

Any doctor who music from murray gold!

Specifically, I 100% recommend This Time There's Three Of Us. My favourite ever track in Doctor Who history.

Specifically, I 100% recommend This Time There's Three Of Us. My favourite ever track in Doctor Who history.

That Is A Wonderful Track. One OfMy Favs. But A Beautiful Track To Listen To Is Vale Decem (The Regeneration Of The Tenth Doctor) Always Makes Me Cry Hearing This And Remembering The Expression And Desperation Of The Doctor's Face Really Not Wanting to Regenerate.

Time to post a really good song, let's see if people can take Time to appreciate good Music...

John Everist - Hard Landing (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AcgOs06z0xg)

Time to post a really good song, let's see if people can take Time to appreciate good Music...

John Everist - Hard Landing (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AcgOs06z0xg)

Thats what I like to do. This is pretty good :)

Check these out.

One (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xiLqf2VZj0)
Two (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYY6ne9OMGA)
Three (http://216.227.134.162/ost/neon-genesis-evangelion-i/oxcqexbkse/20-rei-ii.mp3)
Four - This one is classical, but I love it. (http://216.227.134.162/ost/neon-genesis-evangelion-ii/shiijssfkb/07-both-of-you-dance-like-you-want-to-win-.mp3)

I can't get enough of these songs and the way sound. They have that vintage sound from like the 60s or 70s and I just love it. I will share some more of my favourites soon.