Interactive Poll Ate: Movie Soundtracks |
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jamesbaldwin
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This is my firts choice. THIS IS IN ABSOLUTE MY FAVE MUSIC FROM A FILM, AND TAKEN FROM A FILM OF MY FAVE DIRECTOR.
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Cristi
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sad only non-prog is allowed, Goblin alone deserves attention, a lot of great soundtracks, even though some movies were tongue in cheek.
This is going to be the toughest round, toughest choice to nominate. So many great OST songs.
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Shadowyzard
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BTW, I'll mention my other favourites after all the nominations are placed, as people might abstain from nominating them if I did it earlier.
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Ah pure awesomeness!!! R.I.P. Joel Schumacher, BTW. |
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Logan
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^^^ Meltdowner, I opted not to allow video games this round. I think that would be worthy of its own round.
^ Raff, I'm looking forward, or should I say listening forward, to hearing ones that I know. I'm hoping for some nostalgic "feelies" in this poll. Knownness won't discourage me from voting for a choice this round. Edited by Logan - July 06 2020 at 11:08 |
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Shadowyzard
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This pumps me so damn hard! Sad that I didn'T/couldn't include it, let me at least mention it here.
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Raff
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I've already thought about a few tracks, though they may be rather well-known. Even though I've seen my share of movies in my lifetime, I wouldn't call myself a big movie buff, so my selection may be somewhat limited.
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Meltdowner
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I remembered this one I discovered on Civilization V but it's from a 1940 movie. I liked the song so much I actually watched the movie last year. Aaron Copland - "Our Town Suite" - Our Town
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TCat
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Another entry from some of my favorites, this one moves away from the orchestral aspect to the pop genre, but it's one song that has stuck with me over the years. For your consideration, another alternative choice:
Gerard McMann - "Cry Little Sister" from "The Lost Boys" (1987) |
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Lewian
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...or maybe this? (I assume I have a further shot as the Nino Rota one is not an alternative... ) |
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Logan
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I'd like to be as flexible as a contortionist. While that won't happen, I would still like to be flexible. I like the idea of including game soundtrack music. It's TV show soundtracks that I specifically planned not to include due to a former conversation. On second thought, I would rather focus specifically on movie soundtracks this round. I do love the idea of game soundtracks, lots I love there too, and perhaps we could have that as its very own round. I do think it might confuse some people excluding TV show soundtracks, but allowing other non-movie medium, such as games, soundtracks. My rules will confuse some as it is. So to be clear, I wish to exclude non-movie soundtracks from this round. Edited by Logan - July 06 2020 at 11:06 |
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Lewian
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FINAL NOMINATION as requested by Logan added to my first positing with videos. Wim Mertens - Struggling for Pleasure, from Soundtrack of "The Belly of an Architect" by Peter Greenaway (1987) Original posting starts here: This is a preliminary entry... it's by a band/project that I love dearly. The former 80s Startled Insects later called themselves just Insects and went into doing largely soundtracks, some of which are great. But the vast majority seems to be for TV series and this is up to now the only one I know was from a film. I have quite a bit of their music but unfortunately I don't know what belongs to what film/TV series, so this one is the safest bet, if not necessarily their best (I like it anyway). Out of competition I add this one (but I won't nominate it as Rota is already there). This is from my favourite film ever, and is just magic, however it feels strange to me listening to this outside the film. Edited by Lewian - July 07 2020 at 15:47 |
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Shadowyzard
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Alright, now that game soundtracks are not allowed (which is perfectly understandable and OK for me), here are my sharings.
This is my nomination: Tan Dun - "Farewell" - Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon OST Alternative 1: Danny Elfman - "The Batman Theme" - Batman OST Alternative 2: Basil Poledouris - "Prologue/Anvil of Crom" - Conan the Barbarian OST The one below is not a nomination, nor is it an alternative. I'm just not deleting it because Logan quoted my writings, and I'm keeping it lest that might cause confusion otherwise. Logan, you explicitly stated that this poll is about film soundtracks: "For your nomination, please type the composer/s./artists, name of the track/ piece of music/ song from the soundtrack to go with a video (preferably a youtube embed if possible), and the name of the film." Anyway, in order that you can be flexible, I wanna ask if I can nominate a soundtrack of a computer game. I'll not go so far as to insist on this, but the soundtrack I'm thinking of nominating is off a computer game which is pretty much like a movie. Real Swedish actors acted in it and it is composed of real full motion videos. Nor is this all, I'm not only talking about the cinematics and such, the whole game has this characteristic, throughout. Lastly, this poll seems like my only chance to include this piece, as I don't see a poll about game OST's coming here. Anyway, let me share the video I was thinking of nominating so that you can decide whether to accept it or not. Not a big deal, feel free to decide on either. Edited by Shadowyzard - July 06 2020 at 11:11 |
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TCat
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I'll start out with one of my favorite film composers Mark Isham. This one has a beautiful melody that appears throughout the film, but is featured quite well in this track which is named "Pittsburgh 1901". The introduction is quite atmospheric, so be patient for the piano theme to come in. The name of the film is "Mrs. Soffel" (from 1984) which is based on the story of Ed and Jack Biddle's escape from prison which was aided by a prison warden's wife played by Diane Keaton.
Mark Isham - "Pittsburgh 1901" from the movie "Mrs. Soffel" I'm not sure yet if this is my main choice, so we'll just call them all alternate choices until later in the week. Edited by TCat - July 06 2020 at 09:47 |
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Logan
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^ While I leave it up to the discretion of the individual, I suggested that familiarity should or need not breed exclusion. At least it won't for me.
"6. For this round, while it is up to each person's discretion, I would suggest not discounting a musical piece just because you feel you already knew it too well. An interesting thing with much soundtrack music is that much of that pleasure can relate to how much we enjoyed the film. I expect that some of the choices will make people feel nostalgic. Vote with you heart, your mind, your body or with whatever parts of your anatomy you would incorporate in the process." Edited by Logan - July 06 2020 at 09:42 |
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rushfan4
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I don't really have any interest in soundtracks so I am going to go with what is easily my favorite, although it is one everyone has heard so therefore nobody will vote for.
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Logan
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^^ Good one!
I had intended to specify that only film soundtracks are allowed; will edit accordingly. |
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Lewian
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Nice theme, I'm looking forward to it! Sad coincidence indeed with Ennio Morricone's passing, but maybe not that sad because he may have had a fulfilled life. One question. It seems now that you didn't exclude TV soundtracks, right?
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My nomination is also an Ennio Morricone piece. It is titled "Magic and Ecstasy" from the movie Exorcist II: The Heretic. I've never actually seen this movie, but became familiar with the piece via a cover by Snakefinger. Ennio Morricone - "Magic and Ecstasy" - Exorcist II: The Heretic |
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Psychedelic Paul
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