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richardh
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Topic: Prog. movies Posted: June 01 2004 at 03:10 |
landberkdoten wrote:
richardh wrote:
There was a Dario Argento film with a prog soundtrack.Can't remember either the film or the band though (BTW I'm NOT talking about 'Inferno' which I know Keith Emerson did the score for )
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I dunno if you’re trying to recall the great 70’s Italian symphonic progressive rock band GOBLIN.
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The Prognaut
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Posted: May 31 2004 at 17:44 |
richardh wrote:
There was a Dario Argento film with a prog soundtrack.Can't remember either the film or the band though (BTW I'm NOT talking about 'Inferno' which I know Keith Emerson did the score for )
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I dunno if you’re trying to recall the great 70’s Italian symphonic progressive rock band GOBLIN. They actually performed several Original Sound Tracks for Argento’s movies, and those films are:
- Non Ho Sonno
- Phenomena / Creepers
- Profondo Rosso / Deep Red ( Goblin and Giorgio Glasini )
- Suspira
- Tenebre
- The best of Goblin ( What a treat this double CD pack is! The first disc contains a selection of Goblin tracks from Dario Argento movies and the second, a previously unreleased rare recording of a live Goblin concert from 1979! )
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richardh
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Posted: May 31 2004 at 17:25 |
There was a Dario Argento film with a prog soundtrack.Can't remember either the film or the band though (BTW I'm NOT talking about 'Inferno' which I know Keith Emerson did the score for )
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DoomHammer
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Posted: May 31 2004 at 16:57 |
Yeah Land, i've got the OST of the three movies, but i never had the chance really to see them i'll try to find them, i heard that more is a very good one
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raggy
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Posted: May 31 2004 at 16:33 |
What about HEAD by The Monkeys, with a cameo from Frank Zappa. A lot trippier than the TV shows and worth a watch for psych-fans.
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The Prognaut
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Posted: May 31 2004 at 15:19 |
Ok, think of PINK FLOYD whenever you watch:
"The Valley" - Obscured by Clouds
"More" - from the "More" album and
"Zabriskie Point" - most of the OST arranged and provided by Pink Floyd, including two special compositions for the same purpose by Rick Wright
Regards,
Land
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jiggajake
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Posted: May 31 2004 at 15:12 |
a hard days night- beatles
magic mystery tour- beatles
neither are very proggy but the magic mystery tour is very trippy at times
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Ivan_Melgar_M
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Posted: May 30 2004 at 12:27 |
No No, i meant movies performed by music bands from a to z, like the wall and yellow submarine by beatles? i just wanna know did any other band made movies like that? |
In that case:
Liztomania: Music by Rick Wakeman, performed by Roger Daltrey.
Tommy: Mention again because it's performed totally by The Who, and even it's not an a to z band, the album is 90% prog.
Quadrophenia: Film made in 1979, idem Tommy comment.
Jesus Christ Superstar: Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice are not drom the a to z list, but I can swear J.C.S. has a lot of progressive elements.
Blade Runner: Not a rock Opera, but an excellent soundtrack by Evengelio Odsiseus Papathanassiou .aka. Vangelis. Also the movie is very progressive in the same sense someone mentioned Clockwork Orange before.
Iván
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raggy
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Posted: May 30 2004 at 09:06 |
Pink Floyd at Pompeii, does that count or do you mean strictly films with at least a semblance of a plot?
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DoomHammer
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Posted: May 30 2004 at 03:51 |
No No, i meant movies performed by music bands from a to z, like the wall and yellow submarine by beatles? i just wanna know did any other band made movies like that?
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Ivan_Melgar_M
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Posted: May 29 2004 at 20:54 |
A very Good one was TOMMY, great film by Ken Russell
I saw one that pretended to be prog', the Styx movie they showed before the Kilroy Was Here tour, What a piece of sh*t.
Iván
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The Prognaut
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Posted: May 29 2004 at 19:29 |
DoomHammer wrote:
Everybody knows about the wall the movie, and i heard about marillion's brave but i didnt see it , what do you think of them and of that whole movie thing?, did any other bands make any movies like them??
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Not that I know... but I do find several movies quite proggy! For instance, my favorite movie, Stanley Kubrick's "A clockwork orange" or "Midnight Cowboy" with Jon Voight and Dustin Hoffman...
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Marcelo
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Posted: May 29 2004 at 19:27 |
I know a lot of movies with music made by progressive bands or musicians (Popol Vuh, Goblin, Philip Glass, Wendy Carlos), but not like The Wall. I saw this film many, many times, and always enjoy it as the first .
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DoomHammer
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Posted: May 29 2004 at 19:16 |
Everybody knows about the wall the movie, and i heard about marillion's brave but i didnt see it , what do you think of them and of that whole movie thing?, did any other bands make any movies like them??
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when i sell my life story, maybe i should write it first and do the living later 'cause life is so much cleaner on the page
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