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post #91 of 105
3/2/12 at 6:58am

Dances with Wolves (the full version).  

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post #92 of 105
5/12/12 at 10:26am

I know it could be little off topic, but what headphone would you recommend for this type of music. Would you go for a closed headphone due to the lower ends of these epic pieces so you can better 'feel' the tension of the moment they reprenst or would you go for an open headphone to experience the wider stage?

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post #93 of 105
5/14/12 at 7:42am

I like a wider stage.  biggrin.gif

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post #94 of 105
11/25/12 at 5:06am

i love the soundtracks by steve jablonsky (transformers, battleship etc) and tomandandy (resident evil ost etc).

 

to me both are fresher and more modern than hans zimmer. jablonsky was teached by zimmer though.

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post #95 of 105
11/26/12 at 5:58am

V For Vendetta..... my absolute favourite.... so atmospheric and such a great film..... even with Miss Portmans 'English' accent!

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post #96 of 105
11/27/12 at 9:02am
Wow, 95 posts & no one has mentioned Ennio Morricone? I have been a huge Morricone fan since early 90s & probably like his works for the 60's Italian movies. But it was The Untouchables soundtrack that first introduced me to him.
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post #97 of 105
11/27/12 at 9:13am

These:

 

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post #98 of 105
11/27/12 at 10:50am

I like his music but have been unable to find an audiophile recording of his works. Unless you know differently wink_face.gif

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post #99 of 105
11/27/12 at 10:52am
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Originally Posted by AnakChan View Post

Wow, 95 posts & no one has mentioned Ennio Morricone? I have been a huge Morricone fan since early 90s & probably like his works for the 60's Italian movies. But it was The Untouchables soundtrack that first introduced me to him.

I like his music, but have been unable to find a quality recording of his works. I particularly like the spaqhetti western soundtracks but can't find an audiophile quality recording of these. Unless someone else knows differently

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post #100 of 105
11/27/12 at 9:35pm

This one...

 

http://www.amazon.com/Ennio-Morricone-The-Platinum-Collection/dp/B000NOK06W/

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post #101 of 105
1/12/13 at 12:08am

Lincoln by John Williams is worth listening to.  

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post #102 of 105
1/12/13 at 11:03am

I've been enjoying the soundtrack from the new movie 'Django Unchained'

 

 

There is quite a mixture of music on it. Some of it is spaghetti western-type music; and there is also hip-hop, soul, and other genres. The soundtrack also contains some snippets of dialog from the movie. As you can see, there is a Parental Advisory on the content. It's really all over the map, but I think it's worth a listen and I really like some of it.

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post #103 of 105
1/15/13 at 12:40am
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Someone mentioned Clint Mansell, I have found this guy to be an amazing composer. Very emotional stuff .....he can be very melodic, but also creates some pretty thick ambient soundscapes. Some highlights of his that I can highly recommend are Requiem for a Dream,The Fountain, Smokin' Aces, Moon and Definitely,Maybe

Black Swan has my favourite soundtrack.

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post #104 of 105
1/17/13 at 8:55am

The 'Stardust' soundtrack by Ilan Eshkeri is quite good, but soundquality-wise there's room for improvement...

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post #105 of 105
1/28/13 at 8:10pm
Michelangelo Antonioni's Zabriskie Point has a really amazing soundtrack with songs from Pink Floyd, The Rolling Stones and The Grateful Dead.  This version of Careful With That Axe, Eugene accompanies the, um, destruction of capitalism.  The song really gets going at 2:40..
 

Edited by eucariote - 1/29/13 at 7:50pm
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