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At whom what favourite music from a film?
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Hard one that. Soooo many good sound tracks.
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Well that's an easy one. Elmer Bernstein http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elmer_Bernstein

and Bernard Herrmann

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernard_Herrmann

A fairly unknown Johnny Depp movie, "Dead Man". The entire soundtrack is a distorted guitar with heavy reverb and Bixby vibrato bar. It was all done by Neil Young.

SOUND OF MUSIC.

At whom what favourite music from a film?

I know at not its hard very decide to make

At whom what favourite music from a film?

I know at not its hard very decide to make

Just a couple of reasons NOT to mix keyboarding with Jack Daniels.

We have discussed this topic before ,but what the hell, it's a good one!

I believe that some of the best music being composed today are soundtrack scores.

There are many that I love, but my all time favorite is still the hauntingly beautiful score to the movie "At play in the fields of the lord"

It was written by the great contemporary composer Zbigniew Preisner and blends aboriginal choral music with sumptuous strings.

P.S.
I found a sample of it on good 'ol You-Tube!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVIPhvlyzAE

enjoy,
Howlin'

A Clockwork Orange - Wendy/Walter Carlos

The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly - Correonne (spelling?)

The Mission - Correonne

Crank - variety

Bullworth - Correonne

2001, A Space Oddesy - variety (classical)

Crossroads - Steve Vai/(DAMMIT I"m forgetting the main guy~!)

Crossroads - Steve Vai/(DAMMIT I"m forgetting the main guy~!)

That would be Rory Galagher handling the blues portion.

I always loved the background music from The Little Rascals and the old Laurel & Hardy movies which were both produced by Hal Roach. They used some of the same tunes in both. Sometimes it was barely audible but it was still there nonetheless.

Thanks, Jeff - brain fart, there!

Thanks, Jeff - brain fart, there!

Me too. It was Ry Cooder, not Rory Galagher.

Quite right, Jeff. I missed that, too.

Hey, howzabout

Amadeus

Yellow Submarine - Beatles

Help! - "

A Hard Day's Night - "

Rattle & Hum - U2

Standing In The Shadows Of Motown - various w/ The Funk Brothers

Spinal Tap

The Ruttles

The Exorcist

True Stories - Talking Heads

Ugh, dare I say Star Wars, J. Williams.