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    Posted: August 31 2016 at 13:20
Curious to know how many prog bands made soundtracks to films.  Tangerine Dream, Goblin and Pink Floyd are only a few I can list.

When watching movies I hear great sound tracks, but never  from progressive artists!..Confused
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Keith Emerson, Rick Wakeman and Trevor Rabin have all composed soundtracks.
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And Peter Gabriel has done at least 2.
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Guru Guru even starred in a German TV-movie called "Notwehr" ("Self-Defense"), and I mean starred; they had major roles, especially Mani Neumeier who played one of the male leads. the other male leads were played by Günter Lamprecht, one of the very best German actors, and Friedrich von Thun. of course Guru Guru supplied the soundtrack as well


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OSANNA!  you knuckleheads!!

the greatest of bands... of movies.. and soundtracks LOL
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Originally posted by Evolver Evolver wrote:

Keith Emerson, Rick Wakeman and Trevor Rabin have all composed soundtracks.

Can you remember the film title of these movies?
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Be sure to check this one out

http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=7421

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The best known of Emerson's soundtracks is for the Sylvester Stallone film, "Nighthawks". "Best Revenge" is another US movie he did. He also did some Italian and Japanese movies, including one of the Godzilla movies.

The 2 Wakeman movies I know about are "Lisztomania", a crappy movie with Roger Daltrey in the starring role, and Wakeman in a funny cameo. The other I saw was "The Burning", a blatant "Friday the 13th" ripoff. Wakeman's music in Lisztomania was great. The Burning, not so much.

I can't remember which movies Rabin scored, but I know I've seen him frequently in credits.

Gabriel did "Birdy" and "The Last Temptation of Christ".
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I keep on thinking that prog would be a wonderful genre to do soundtracks. You could get the traditional "song" parts, plus the instrumental dramatic parts in one same song, etc. Oh, and I do wish Wakeman's music from the Myths and Legends album would be used in a movie about King Arthur (though perhaps in a more orchstral version, without the rock instruments).
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Popol Vuh did a lot of soundtracks, most notably for the Werner Herzog movies "Aguirre, the Wrath of God" and his remake of "Nosferatu"


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Libra did the music to this Italian film; very moving 
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Vangelis has made quite a few film soundtracks. Bladerunner, 1492 Conquest Of Paradise, Chariots Of Fire, Antarctica, El Greco, Opera Sauvage, Les Apocalypse Des Animaux, The Bounty, Bitter Moon, Missing.
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Awesome, keep them coming!..Smile
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My fav (refused for a Cousteau movie Cry)

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Triumvirat's Juergen Fritz wrote the soundtrack for this film from 1989.
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Journey did Dream After Dream. 
Musically, quite a departure (no pun intended) from the type of music they were producing at that time. 



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Originally posted by BaldJean BaldJean wrote:

Guru Guru even starred in a German TV-movie called "Notwehr" ("Self-Defense"), and I mean starred; they had major roles, especially Mani Neumeier who played one of the male leads. the other male leads were played by Günter Lamprecht, one of the very best German actors, and Friedrich von Thun. of course Guru Guru supplied the soundtrack as well

Are we talking about German cinema. If we are, WHO CARES??
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Originally posted by hellogoodbye hellogoodbye wrote:

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Why are you including here a still from the great motion picture comedy Phantom of the Paradise with soundtrack composed by Mr. Paul Williams?
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