It has been a hot minute since I posted anything...
But I just had a life-changing revelation that I need to share with the class (y'all).
So if you have seen my posts before, you will know that I recently (ish) watched the Top Gun movies for the first time. Well today, 10 minutes ago, I Ain't Worried (the song from the TGM beach scene) came up on my Spotify and I had the brilliant idea of listening to the TGM soundtrack (which is something I do a lot with movies that I like).
WELL, I already found it crazy enough that Lady Gaga herself worked on the music for a "totally straight" military action movie. And you know, Hans Zimmer has composed everything (and I mean everything, look him up). But I was unfamiliar with the other two names on the list Harold Faltermeyer and Lorne Balfe.
WELL, Lorne has a pretty simple background, he worked under Hans Zimmer, and he's composed for some pretty cool movies. Average Hollywood composer stuff.
BUT HAROLD FALTERMEYER WROTE G*D D*AMNED AXEL F!!!!! You know, the Crazy Frog song!?!?!?! Like, who sat down and said "Hmmm we're making a movie about pilots? We obviously need Zimmer, and he likes to bring Balfe along. Lady Gaga should be fun, she's young and cool. Oh and what about the man who wrote F*UCKING AXEL F!!!!!!!!!!!"
TL;DR The music team for Top Gun: Maverick is insane and I don't know how to handle this information.
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I had never considered that I'd actually seen Rise of the Guardians all that much. I mean, especially not to the level of which I've seen HTTYD.
But earlier I was looking through the RotG soundtrack, and while reading the titles, was able to recognize every single one and knew what part they played in the movie.
And I'm just like :0
(I mean the reason I also was looking it up was because I was running quotes through my head so maybe that should have tipped me off too)
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My Fellow Trannies, I'm testing a dumb theory
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when a character is in a serious/dangerous situation, and the scene cuts to another character, in a situation of equal intensity.
and both are interwoven with a powerful soundtrack????
that's my shit.
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Love Pledge and The Arena
John Williams and the London Symphony Orchestra
Attack of the Clones original soundtrack
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Glenn Powell’s serenity song. Nothing else. That’s it.
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The soundtrack for the Ridley Scott thing just dropped.
I think I can get into this. I'm only up to the fourth song on the album, "Soldiers of the 5th Regiment," and while I'm not entirely impressed, I can listen to it. It's not the auditory wallpaper I feared it would be. So far, anyway.
There's a good mix of classical elements, as well as more modern ones, overall not bad. The total time amounts to 47 minutes for 15 tracks, so I presume there's going to be a "director's cut" of the soundtrack as well.
Definitely worth listening to if you're into orchestral music.
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James Bond soundtrack set (1977)
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Note to self: when you're already sad, maybe don't listen to music from Schindler's List.
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I miss big bombastic horn sections in movie scores
There’s just something so joyful about Indiana Jones escaping from the nazis while the soundtrack goes BA BAAA BADUM BA BAAA BAAAAAH
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prediction for my 2023 spotify wrapped
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