s the music. I wish they would
> release it! Exquisite.
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On Dec 8, 2004, at 4:35 PM, Cyclone Wehner wrote:
I am into interesting soundtracks at the moment and need some
suggestions.
Of course I know Bladerunner!
I have been listening to Badalamenti's Mulholland Dr (the main theme
is very
Mayday, struck me first time!)
i'm late on this thread, b
No, one of many intriguing projects yet to come out.
Once I am over pre NYE deadline hell I will post a full report as I took
extensive notes.
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Also he has made a record called The Healing Channel which was inspired by a
TV channel in Japan and is calming music.
Do you know if this got a release? Can't find it on discogs, though
of course that doesn't mean it's not there...
Thanks
Dan.
Cyclone, you need to listen to the recent interview with Mike Banks on Liz
Copeland's show in Detroit... He talks for about ten minutes on the whole idea
of experimentation with frequencies and their effect on humans, in relation to
early UR when both he and Jeff Mills were collaborating in thi
>I will happily second "Mishima".
I think it should first be heard while watching the film. The minimalist
visuals go well with Glass' looping soundtrack.
MEK
We've got a famous radio show on radio Nova (Paris) called "Nova fait son
cinéma", which is dedicated to movie soundtracks. its be run since 1993.
And the presenter has recently made a compilation. Its out on MK2 music :
http://mk2music.com/mk2music.htm
http://www.mk2music.com/divers/nova%20fait%20
Seconded - this could also be a reccomendation for MEK's melancholia thread -
never been able to source the film though
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John Carpenter - Assault On Precint 13.. (is that right?) Essential
That's the one, the main theme is wonderful, also check the
soundtrack to his second film 'Dark Star'. Mostly sound clips, but
heavily sampled and quite surreal. The film itself is worth checking
too, one of the best endings
Cheers for the info, gonna seek that out.
Sound wicked!
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Also - do any UK folk remeber a wicked show on
The Warriors - prime creepy synths (and despite its appearance,
actually a pretty good movie showcasing some late 70's NYC locations,
and of course, street thugs on rollerskates.)
Donnie Darko - especially the track that comes in when Donnie begins to
have his episodes... i think it's titled "
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>>Badalamenti i
On Dec 8, 2004, at 6:46 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Philip Glass - Kundun, Mishima, Powaqqatsi (and the other two in the
trilogy), the Fog of War, etc.
I will happily second "Mishima". I just got through watching
Naqoyqatsi (third in the trilogy) today. While I was impressed with
the arti
I've been a longtime fan of "Sorcerer", the soundtrack is one of TD
darker moments, and the movie was a critically panned but very capable
(IMHO) remake of the original "Wages of Fear".
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0076740/
On Dec 8, 2004, at 6:57 PM, Dennis DeSantis wrote:
Did anyone mention
bernhard herrmann, he's the man...
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=11:791tk6ax9krw~T1
"He died the night he finished work on Taxi Driver." enuff said...
try: bernard herrmann - twisted nerve o.s.t (polydor
583728)...spkyyy shizzz
c.
Brian 'balistic' Prince wrote:
"Sup
my favourite soundtrack is brian eno 'apollo' from the documentary 'for all
mankind' about the apollo missions. beautiful film as well.
james
www.jbucknell.com
"Cyclone Wehner"
Good topic!
what ha said:Goblin, italian cult prog rock band which did many Dario
Argento OSTs,
check Tenebre, Profondo Rosso...
Also
John Carpenter - Assault On Precint 13.. (is that right?) Essential
What about the Blow Up soundtrack.. with THAT Herbie Hancock track?
and check this new reissu
>The Keep
OMG - I saw that again on TV this past summer. Hadn't seen it for yonks.
Great concept film but like many movies from my childhood it looks terrible
now. Thoroughly enjoyed seeing it again however.
MEK
Did anyone mention Tangerine Dream yet?
They got a little ridiculous in the 90s. But those earlier soundtracks
for Risky Business, Wavelength, Firestarter, The Keep, etc...those
pretty much set the table for me as far as electronic music goes.
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www.dennisdesantis.com
>From: "Simon Hindle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> There's a Japanese-only Appleseed soundtrack that's really good - a
> couple of d
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>Badalamenti is superb, did Twin Peaks, etc. Long association with
David
>Lynch.
>Thanks for the tips, all excellent stuff!
im something of a danny elfman fan, his score for edward
scissor
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>Date: Thu, 9 Dec 2004 10:15 AM
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> About Morricone, there is a recent double compilation out on Compost, which
> is very enjoyable :
> Ennio M
Badalamenti is superb, did Twin Peaks, etc. Long association with David
Lynch.
Thanks for the tips, all excellent stuff!
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2 rather obvious suggestions:
John Carpenter, he did many scores himself or in cooperations, check
Escape From NY, Halloween ...
Goblin, italian cult prog rock band which did many Dario Argento OSTs,
check Tenebre, Profondo Rosso...
..will have to finally check Badalamenti, been wanting to for
sday, December 09, 2004 12:12 AM
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> This sounds good! They don't have to be strictly electronic either. I am
> quite intrigued by some of the soundtracks which have been influential on
> electronic types or appropriated by that wider scene. Eg, how com
I had my eye on this. Is the Lauryn Hill song any good - or is that the
spin-off?
Kinda related - Anne Dudley - Art Of Noise - has done a very nice jazz type
album with Alison Moyet, Voice, and is doing soundtrack for forthcoming
Tristan and Isolde movie which I am hyped about. It's her first sou
s)?
I wonder what the duds could be, hmmm, Oakenfold? Ha.
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>Subject: Re: (313) Soundtracks
>Date: Thu, 9 Dec 2004 9:58 AM
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> There's a Japanese-only
There's a Japanese-only Appleseed soundtrack that's really good - a
couple of duds but it also contains the sublime Akufen cut, "The
Dragonfly Who Thought He Was a Mockingbird"...
tracklisting:
01. Boom Boom Satellites /Dive For You
02. Paul Oakenfold / Burns Attack
03. Basement Jaxx / Good Luck
Akira by Geinoh Yamashirogumi (GLORIOUS)
Ghost in the Shell (Playstation Game Soundtrack, not the movies or the TV
series) featuring Derrick May, Claude Young, Takkyu Ishino, Joey Beltram,
Advent, Westbam, Hardfloor, Mijk van Dijk, and CJ Bolland. The two disc
version just got rereleased so hop
on 7/2/02 11:04 AM, Ian at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Tangerine Dream's "Exit" was another electronic favorite.
I concur. "Exit" is one of my favorite Tangerine Dream albums as well. Used
to hear this at the dentists office as a kid; it sounded pretty bugged out
when I was tanked on nitrous :)
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Cure, Heaven 17, etc, and I
think your fate's sealed.
k
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>'end title blade run
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> on 7/2/02 2:48 PM, Nik Stoltzman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>> I think the main title theme from Bladerunner has to remain one of the most
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> Close Encounters of the 3rd kind
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there ia an album of this movies scores with a lot of wierd noises and stuff
on it quite interesting stuff
new order (blue mon)
kraftwerk (man machine)
can (tago mago)
skinny puppy (bites - CFM)
front 242
Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence
Ryuchi Sakamoto ---
Heavy Drama
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>Date: Tue, 2 Jul 2002 15:27:20 -0400
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>Can
Can't believe no one's mentioned Star Hustler yet!
Okay, actually I'm rather glad of it.
John
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>Speaking of which, does anybody out there know whether or not the *original*
Vangelis version of the Bladerunner soundtrack was ever released on vinyl?<
Yea, It's on vinyl. I used to play it on my radio show in Cleveland back in
the early 90's. Can't remember much info about the release though.
on 7/2/02 2:48 PM, Nik Stoltzman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I think the main title theme from Bladerunner has to remain one of the most
> pivotal pieces of electronic music for me, at least in terms of how it
> affected my musical tastes and development.
Speaking of which, does anybody out the
I didn't have access to
radio or MTV - it was only when I came back to the UK that I was in a
position to discover what I'd been missing.
Ah, those sweet, sweet memories.
N
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Well - my favorite electronic soundtracks -
Bladerunner - all time favorite hands down
Chariots of Fire - spent many evenings with my head between the speakers
listening to this one again and again
Mishima - Philip Glass
Tron - but I remember the visuals more
Close Encounters of the 3rd kind
Mo
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> Sent: 02 July 2002 17:00
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> But SF has a musical heritage already - filk:
>
> http://home.earthlink.net/~kayshapero/filkfaq.htm
>
> I suspect this is not what you had in mind.
God, I hate that sort of thing... I reme
My favorite electronic soundtrack would have to be Tangerine Dream's work on
"Legend". I love this soundtrack. The score to Terminator and
Terminator2 also rank high on my list.
First experiences? Lesse... Back in the day, while I was living in Saginaw,
Mi, I really got into "Telephone Call"
since I was young
I thought that sci-fi should really be more than just a literary genre;
rather, a complete culture, with its own musical heritage among other
things.
But SF has a musical heritage already - filk:
http://home.earthlink.net/~kayshapero/filkfaq.htm
I suspect this is not what you
dont forget TRON
wendy carlos is the man (pun)
-Joe
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> It's interesting to see that a lot of people
It's interesting to see that a lot of people's early encounters with
electronic sound involved people like Jarre or Tangerine Dream - for me (and
this will sound a bit odd) it was the main theme from Ghostbusters! I know
it's not strictly electronic but it had a synth sound in it, and the video
fea
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> Apologies for the self indulgence below...
>
> On 7/2/02 12:18 AM, "Hugo Sweet"
Apologies for the self indulgence below...
On 7/2/02 12:18 AM, "Hugo Sweet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm interested in member's first experiences of hearing electronic music,
> back when you really had no opinion about music.
> Bizarrely enough, considering the number of
> albums I must have
On Monday, July 1, 2002, at 09:18 PM, Hugo Sweet wrote:
After watching "The Insider" again, and being reminded of Pieter Bourke
and
Lisa Gerrard's great synth-laden soundtrack, I was wondering what are
listmembers' picks for their favourite electronic soundtracks?
love The Insider soundtrack
Mondo Kim's on St. Mark's Place b/w 2nd and 3rd aves. 2nd Floor.
e
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