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Audio/Video Gear and Systems => The Vinyl Circle => Topic started by: S Clark on 15 Nov 2014, 11:07 pm
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Soundtracks are not my usual listening fare, but there are some excellent ones out there. Today was one of those odd days when I just started pulling film music.
I started with the TAS listed "Casino Royale", then went to "Chinatown" and "Kings Row"-- all excellent recordings.
What are your favorite ones?
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Alfie soundtrack by Sonny Rollins, just amazing :thumb:
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Bunny Lake??? I'll have to look into that one.
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1962
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How the West was Won was part of the series of "grand" westerns. I may have to look for a copy of "The Magnificent Seven" (although Bernstein clearly is channeling Copland's El Salon Mexico) Bernstein's "Great Escape" is also top quality music.
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The Longest Day. Mostly dialog but that "V" morse code drum beat is magnificent!
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Not a fan of soundtracks on their own.
In the context of the movie they belong to, another story.
Hard to beat:
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Also, being a fan of 20th century classical, Bartok, Ligeti and Penderecki. What's not to like:
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To finish up a day of soundtracks:
Enio Morricone's "The Mission". The oboe theme is perhaps the most gorgeous melody ever written for film.
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The Music Man. Motion Picture Soundtrack. Mono.
Paul
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"Waking Ned Devine"
Truly captures the charm and mischief of the film, set in a little Irish village. :thumb:
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The Missouri Breaks.
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Not a fan of soundtracks on their own.
In the context of the movie they belong to, another story.
Hard to beat:
(http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61ZB1K0XHqL._SL500_AA280_.jpg)
Also, being a fan of 20th century classical, Bartok, Ligeti and Penderecki. What's not to like:
(http://img.soundtrackcollector.com/cd/large/Shining_HS3449.jpg)
Kubrick has exceptional taste in music. His films are some of my favorites of all time and alot of that has to do with the atmosphere created by the soundtracks.
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Anyone have "The Victors" soundtrack on Colpix? Any good? I passed up a mint one for $15 today.
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Don't see this one around much anymore.
But still good listening..... :thumb:
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