I just saw this, never heard that one before, but obviously I enjoy that sort of saying.    Thank you!

Ennio Morricone - Gabriel's oboe - Film The Mission, direceted by Roland Joffè

4) Out of competition: 

A Filetta - U Lamentu di Gesù - Music inspired by the Film Passion, directed by Mel Gibson.

This one is out of competition because it is not included in the official soundtrack of the film.

The Corse group "A Filetta" is one of my fave groups, in absolute terms.

I won't post other songs. These four songs are my contribution to the poll. 

I think that the third, Gabriel's oboe, by Morricone, is known to many of you, but I hope the last three are a new pleasure for your ears. 

Anyway, except for many indications to the contrary, my candidate song will be the first one I posted, by the Polish Zbigniew Preisner.

hahah.. too damn funny.. well congrats on 666. I actually remember when I hit 666.. way back when...and was still fairly new here (at least under my Micky username) but had already made a name for myself for chaos mayhem and bloodlettting. But none other than Peter Rideout (a very classic past PA'r who like the best of us.. was a few cans short of a 6 pack) singled me out and noted how I had the devil in me big time..

if he only knew...

and tried to get help for me and tried to organize a forum exorcism. Nope. Though a hell of a lot of fun...this site was a f**king riot.. as well as  freakshow back then... but it didn't work. 

FOR CRISTI:

But this is not a poll where getting more votes and winning counts, and if we were here to vote Vangelis' Chariots of Fire and Goblin's Profondo Rosso, this poll would no longer make sense, it would have turned into a usually poll on the most famous groups or songs. 

FOR LOGAN

Logan i had previously tried to open an interactive thread: "Listen to a new song and post a new song". In that thread the first member would post a song, the second member would listen to it, rate it and post another, then a third would come in turn listen to it, rate it and post a third, and so on. Even in that case, I asked those who wanted to post songs to choose the not famous ones, and I left the field free between prog and non-prog songs. It went on for a while, then ran aground, and so I thought about this interactive poll because I think everyone knows some little-known non-prog songs that he's very fond of. And in a way, the theme that we give ourselves in some way condition us. For example, I have not yet managed to post a group that I love, one of my absolute favorites: it's called "A Filetta", it is a group of the French island of Corsica, in the Mediterranean Sea, a polyphonic vocal group, which in my opinion is exceptional and who sings in "Corse language", which is not a French language, it is indeed an Italian dialect similar to the Italian language that was spoken in the Renaissance. I hope to soon have the opportunity to post one of their songs. 

As for the limit of 50 reviews in the interactive prog poll, I confess that I would have had a hard time finding a catchy song, I should have thought about it a lot... unless I had chosen from those of the Italian artists. It seems to me that the 50 reviews combined with the theme greatly restrict the choice, but I saw that the participation was vast and therefore it is fine, nothing to complain.

many including myself and my buddy Orson Wells hahah.. do consider this the greatest war movie over made.

but for the full effect...  

Peckinpah was the man... and hands down one of the greatest movie intro's ever

This will probably be my final pick: Howard Shore - Foundations of Stone - The Two Towers. The video shows the initial sequence from the movie, though the CD version is somewhat different.

Here's the music-only version: