What are the most epic-sounding songs from movie soundtracks? The kind that give you chills
stuff like this:
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Epic music
Jayden Walker
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Xavier Ramirez
Conan The Barbarian, Predator, Interstellar, LOTR, BvS, Fury Road, Master and Commander. some of my favs.
Adrian Kelly
I love Conan the Barbarian OST
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>that soaring theme that starts at 0:56
Jordan Edwards
Whats the best track from Predator, BvS, Fury Road and Master and Commander? I never listened to their OSTs
Camden Robinson
Brandon Lopez
TRINITY AND BEYOND
The entire soundtrack
now THATS epic.
Cooper King
Not user, but Fury Road's best track is undoubedtly Brothers in Arms.
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You'll feel it when it happens. Also the scene that the track is featured is one of the best scenes.
Joshua Clark
white tree i think it was called from lotr
Luis Turner
Jace Parker
John Williams has never once made a bad soundtrack. He's a fucking master. All of his music always gives me chills/goosebumps. I could sit and listen to the Star Wars soundtracks all day. There is nothing better.
Ian Robinson
this, from some movie I've never even heard of:
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Grayson Flores
Is Steven Price the new Williams?
Hudson Russell
Im sure he would sit and listen to soundtracks all day too.
Austin Jackson
I sure hope so. Fury would've been nothing without his score.
Christian Allen
Holy shit dude
Robert Foster
Basil Pouledoris was the SHIT
Brody Lee
even his Home Alone theme gives me chills:
It is probably my all-time favorite Christmas song; I don't even care about the movie itself.
Leo Cooper
what are the best tracks from Fury?
So just like how Episode IV would be if John Williams had never scored it?
Jack Butler
it is amazing what you can do with computers nowadays. There are all these orchestral synth/sampler plugins that sound exactly like a real orchestra.
You can make incredibly epic sounding music just dicking around on a keyboard. All you need is a shitty keyboard with a USB port and a computer with an internet connection (so you can pirate the plugins and the music-production software)
Brandon Garcia
Pretty much all of Bear MCreary's music is GOAT.
John Murphy's Sunshine soundtrack, Neil Young's soundtrack for Dead Man...
Joseph Long
Christopher Robinson
> no its necesary.webm
the fuck is happening there?
Caleb King
I'll give you a hint:
they're in space, and that bright light is something like a star
William Powell
Austin Evans
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Landon Moore
Besides the original movie, what else from the Conan franchise is worth watching/reading?
James Clark
Scandifags will agree with me. Comfiest movie ever made.
Jordan Morris
Gortoz A Ran - J'Attends from Black Hawk Down.
Xavier Foster
Just about anything by John Williams, Basil Poledouris, Alan Silvestri, Jerry Goldsmith or Thomas Newman is magnificent.
As for tracks that give me chills every time.
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This whole soundtrack gives me chills really. Conan the Barbarian was a masterpiece.
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I know this track is long as hell, but there's so much good music in it.
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Charles James
>youtu.be
>Interstellar
>A generation now associates Philip Glass's groundbreaking Koyaanisqatsi score with Zack Snyder's shitty adaptation of Watchmen and Hans Zimmer's rip-off
ugh
some other great glass scores
Aaron Roberts
All of the original Howard books. Read Hour of the Dragon last, its the biggest and kinda caps off the Conan story though all of the short stories are just barely connected.
Luke Fisher
hey I watched Koyaanisqatsi years before Watchmen ever came out. I just think the rendition they recorded for Watchmen sounds the most epic and most bold; all other versions are so toned-down in comparison.
I didn't even like Watchmen all that much after the first viewing
Hudson Phillips
James James
>John Williams has never once made a bad soundtrack.
TFA
Evan Bennett
john williams' horror scores are great, i hope he gets a few more in before he dies
Jaxson Flores
Colton Martinez
zimmer has said thin red line is his faavorite work of his own, and you can tell because he's been self-plagiarizing it for the past 20 years
a lot of it hasn't been officially released:
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Dominic Adams
bvs- a beautiful lie or the red capes are coming
fury road- brothers in arms
fuck yeah dude
master and commander-into the fog or violin concerto 3
predator- preparations
Oliver Nguyen
>no one posting this yet
every time
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Luis James
idk about anyone else, but Within You from the Labyrinth soundtrack always gets me.
Brayden Diaz
Duel of Fates- The Phantom Menace
Battle of Heroes- Revenge of the Sith
Jace Young
Great track.
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This one is also amazing. The whole scene in the movie, I was glued to my chair. The whole movie is a rollercoaster of emotion.
Lincoln Moore
>never once
TFA score was lackluster
I'm hoping it was because he was ill and it wasn't studio interference
Daniel Gutierrez
>no one posted this yet
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really?
Asher Green
Better version of this
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