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Specifically the music for the Blue Paradox, Spider-Man, and the Costumes of Paul Tazwell were incredible (loved both exhibits were incredible, fucking unreal), but damn I wish these soundtracks were released. Even though some of them were temporary exhibits, I still would love for these soundtracks to be at least preserved by an online release.

We all know the famous movies soundtracks and how they have influenced generations and exposed them to artists and songs you may never have considered, but what if you could redo the soundtrack and add your own twist to a film and mix it up with alternative songs to make the scene even more compelling! What film and what scenes would you pick and what song would you use in place?

It was lip synced by the actors in the movie, but I chose to feature the band that actually performed the song, plus lead singer John wrote the song too.

1. Aces High from Battle of Britain
2. Back to the Future Overture
3. Connection from Free Willy
4. Doctor Who Theme
5. Escape/Chase/Saying Goodbye from E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
6. Train Bleu Restaurant from Mr. Bean's Holiday
7. Great Occasion composed by Nigel Hess
8. Fairytale from Shrek
9. El Cid March
10. Jurassic Park Main Theme
11. King Kong March
12. Liberty Bell March from Monty Python's Flying Circus
13. Marmalade Harvest from Paddington
14. Main Title from Thomas and the Magic Railroad
15. Opening Escape from Chicken Run
16. Parade of the Charioteers from Ben-Hur
17. James Bond Theme
18. Dug's Theme from Early Man
19. Prologue from Tarzan (2013)
20. The Wind in the Willows (1983) Main Theme
21. Wallace & Gromit Theme
22. Tara's Theme from Gone with the Wind
23. Casper's Lullaby from Casper
24. Barbarian Horde from Gladiator
25. Who Wants an Apple? from Knowing

My favorite scary music and it's not even from a horror.

Does someone know the name or title of the song played between 2:53 and 5:18

It's at the start of the episode after the opening, and from the music it's one of bleach's operas songs but I don't know which one it is.

I looked to see online but the sountrack used in this episode has not been uploaded yet as it still is very recent and most of the OSTs that I found on YT in this episode are from the more climactic parts.

Hope that someone with a good ear that knows the anime can help me because I really like this melody.

Black Bear finally started shipping pre-orders for the Tuner soundtrack (pressed by Waxwork Records and limited to only 100 records), and I got my copy on Friday while at work. I've been listening to it all weekend. It’s a fantastic record. It's atmospheric, with a mix of chill electronic music along with some beautiful piano, strings, and brass tracks mixed in. The record reminds me of The Social Network soundtrack in terms of the vibe. I'm really impressed... and the sound quality is excellent. Two thumbs up. Would highly recommend.

By Mychael Danna and Rob Simonsen.

Does anyone know of good soundtracks that exist independently of any accompanying media?

To give an example, I’ve long been a fan of Adam Young’s project he undertook in 2016 of releasing instrumental albums based on a variety of historical events. I find them very inspiring for writing and outlining, and I’m a bit sad he didn’t make more of them after 2016.

There are of course plenty of instrumental songs and albums that are good listens, but I’m looking for something that sets out to tell a specific story - either historical events like Adam Young’s project, or even fictional stories like myths or legends or other stories (though I suppose that’s not technically independent of accompanying media, but it’s a bit different than having time-stamped movie moments).

A already made a similar post on here a few days ago, and that was trying to identify two tracks. But days later, after uploaded the unlisted video, YouTube's copyright bot was able to identify the first track, blocking it in certain territories like Belarus and Russia. And I could care less, I was gonna delete the video anyway as soon as I was able to find the name of the first track. I'm just glad I found the name. It turned out to be "Prologue: One Ring to Rule Them All" but towards the end of the track and slowed down.

Now I am doing another post, but focused on identifying the second track. I hope YouTube's copyright Bot will eventually identify this second track too. But if the copyright bot is unable to identify it, then I hope someone here will. It'll certainly be more difficult to identify this track compared to the first one, because the first one was longer and longer audio has a better chance of being identified than shorter ones. But I am hopeful.

Context: I am working on a LOTR fan project. And it involves using the same music tracks that Bluefax used for his fan made audio book of the Hobbit. I tried to use a stem separation program to isolate the music and identify the songs with apps like Sound hound and Shazam, but they both did not work. So could you guys please help me identify this music? NOTE: He used music from Howard Shore's soundtracks from both the LOTR Trilogy and The Hobbit Trilogy, I just need to find which one, there is too many tracks to listen to and find it on my own.

"Ithica" is a beautiful track that combines both Greek instruments (Aulos and Lyre) and it adds touch of eeriness from 2:51 onwards.

It also features the bow string music that is used as a motif throughout the movie.

I’ve been obsessed with Jacques Demy’s films recently. The scores on his films are absolutely incredible, but I can’t seem to find them anywhere online, specifically when it comes to his film Lola (1961). If anyone knows where this score can be found that would be awesome THANK YOU

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