Most Re-Listenable Track

[Taikomochi 1,136]

Do you, the reader, have a track that you can constantly go back and listen too without it getting boring?

Mine : Becoming A geisha - Memoirs of a Geisha and The Kraken - Pirates of the Caribbean : Dead Man's Chest

[JoeinAR 1,949]

Ben's Death and the Tie Fighter Attack.

[standbyfax 0]

"The Dragon Boy" from Hisaishi's Spirited Away.

[Taikomochi 1,136]

"The Dragon Boy" from Hisaishi's Spirited Away.

hmmm.... I never thought about getting the sound track... Now I will!

[David Coscina 3]

Some off the top of my head for Williams:

Jazz Autographs (The Terminal)

Confluence (Memoirs of a Geisha)

The Blue Fairy (AI)

Everybody Runs (Minority Report)

almost all of Angela's Ashes

Main theme from Star Wars

Gillian At Play (the Fury)

other composers:

New Friend (Papillon)

The Hospital (Papillon)

Holding On (First Blood)

Opening Credits (Signs)

The Hand of Fate Pt 2 (Signs)

Beautiful (King Kong- 2005)

Reno Ho (Cobb)

Homecoming (Cobb)

Adagio (Alien3)

The Pier (Falling Down)

oh there's so many....

[Taikomochi 1,136]

Jazz Autographs (The Terminal)

Confluence (Memoirs of a Geisha)

The Blue Fairy (AI)

Everybody Runs (Minority Report)

Opening Credits (Signs)

Beautiful (King Kong- 2005)

Adagio (Alien3)

I agree with all of those. Speaking of Alien3, I should've added The Entrapment

[Miguel Andrade 1,260]

God, there are so many...

Of latelly, the most played track is surely Torke's festive Bright Blue Music.

[Morlock 11]

Off the top of my head, tracks I can listen to over and over again:

Hand of Fate Part 1 & 2 (Signs)

The Escape & Papa (Little Princess)

Kissing in the Rain (Great Expectations)

Nazis Pay Too Well (Inside Man)

The Horsemen Arrive (Wind and The Lion)

Nicaragua (Under Fire)

Sirens (Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas)

Flying (Peter Pan)

Evey Reborn (V for Vendetta)

Church of Glass (Oscar & Lucinda)

Baseball (In the Bedroom)

Icarus (The Aviator)

H-1 Racer Plane (The Aviator)

Stanley & Iris (Stanley & Iris)

Blood Moon (Images)

Most of Jane Eyre

Everybody Runs (Minority Report)

Fighting the Guards & Escape from Nabo (Phantom Menace)

The Tide Turns/The Death of Darth Maul (Phantom Menace)

The Miami Convention, 1968 (Nixon)

Epilogue (The Fury)

Confluence (Memoirs of a Geisha)

Angela's Prayer (Angela's Ashes)

Back to America (Angela's Ashes)

Quidditch, Third Year (PoA)

Setting the Trap (Home Alone)

Born on the Fourth of July (Born on the Fourth of July)

The Big Rescue (Superman)

The Trip to Earth (Superman)

Growing Up (Superman)

(EDIT: Dave reminded me about Goldenthal....)

A great deal of (Michael Collins)

Reno Ho (Doesn't matter which part) (Cobb)

Race to Old New York (Final Fantasy)

[Richard Penna 3,671]

Several tracks from The Water Horse

[ChuckM 1]

Scherzo for Motorcycle and Orchestra

Buckbeak's Flight

[QMM 4]

I can't listen to the main titles of Star Wars anymore, it's just been overplayed for me

edit: I should say it's hard for me

[Taikomochi 1,136]

Nazis Pay Too Well (Inside Man)

speaking of -

http://imdb.com/title/tt0893499/

[Morlock 11]

Interesting. I'll add that that track is especially rewarding, due to Blanchard's re-arrangment for a jazz ensamble, on his album A Tale of God's Will. Two different, great takes on a fantastic idea.

[Red 75]

"Presenting the Hook" - Hook

"Parade of the Slave Children" - Temple of Doom

Several tracks from Angela's Ashes

[Elmo Lewis 6]

I can't listen to the main titles of Star Wars anymore, it's just been overplayed for me

edit: I should say it's hard for me

Good, I thought I was the only one.

[Morlock 11]

I went through a period of being sick of it. Than I found something to refocus my love for the track (specifically, when the theme kicks in near the end, with the great percussion backing).

[Taikomochi 1,136]

I went through a period of being sick of it. Than I found something to refocus my love for the track (specifically, when the theme kicks in near the end, with the great percussion backing).

Exactly! I seem to continuoulsy do that with MoaG

[David Coscina 3]

I forgot Sonic Greeting from Superman. Holy gawd is this a well written cue. there's some insane stuff going on in the cello section that Williams wrote- love the harmonic variation on the Superman opening motive. Totally wicked cue that I could set on repeat and listen over and over. And I have!

[Koray Savas 2,251]

I gonna go with what my iTunes tells me. A lot of my most listened to songs are well, songs. For score, the most listened to is the Main Titles from Grindhouse: Planet Terror.

Then it goes:

Blood Trail (End Credits) - No Country For Old Men

This Is Halloween - The Nightmare Before Christmas

Main Theme - Black

Party - Requiem For A Dream

Il Triello (The Trio) (Main Theme) - The Good, The Bad And The Ugly

Max Steals Briefcase - Collateral

etc. etc. etc.

[Taikomochi 1,136]

Blood Trail (End Credits) - No Country For Old Men

I was unaware there was a soundtrack for this. There seemed to be too little music. To the library!*old batman theme*

[Koray Savas 2,251]

Actually there was no release of this, probably because there were only 5 minutes of music composed for the movie, 4 which are heard in the End Credits.

Carter Burwell posted it on his website, and I got it from there. Made some nice home-made cover art and found myself listening to it 10-15 times a day

The score itself is amazing, despite it's length, even Oscar-worthy if you ask me.

[Taikomochi 1,136]

Actually there was no release of this, probably because there were only 5 minutes of music composed for the movie, 4 which are heard in the End Credits.

Carter Burwell posted it on his website, and I got it from there. Made some nice home-made cover art and found myself listening to it 10-15 times a day

The score itself is amazing, despite it's length, even Oscar-worthy if you ask me.

Is it *free*?

[Koray Savas 2,251]

Yep! You can find it here. Scroll down until you see the little box where you can listen to the mp3's. I just used a nice little device called Download Helper to get the track into my iTunes.

Did the same for Before The Devil Knows You're Dead, another short yet great score by Burwell.

Just found out he did the music for In Bruges, which I plan on seeing tomorrow, my hopes go higher!

[Taikomochi 1,136]

Can you find the full version? I only got a two and a half minute recording that fades out.

[GoldsmithFanatic2000+ 0]

Do you, the reader, have a track that you can constantly go back and listen too without it getting boring?

I'm a little baffled as to how you can regard going back to a track you really enjoy as then becoming "boring".

It's like people who go on and on and on about Jimi Hendrix's "Purple Haze" whenever his name is mentioned when the guy made at least Twenty fantastic tunes.

It's what I refer to as the "typical generic response".

My favourite from him being "Fire" What a great bassline! Love the drumming it that one too.

Getting back to the question in hand, It's just too absurd a question for me to warrant an answer, no offense meant Taikomochi. I have thousands upon thousands of scores.

It's like asking me "How long is a piece of string?".

[Koray Savas 2,251]

Can you find the full version? I only got a two and a half minute recording that fades out.

Check your PM.

It's like people who go on and on and on about Jimi Hendrix's "Purple Haze" whenever his name is mentioned when the guy made at least Twenty fantastic tunes.

Personally my favorite is Voodoo Child.

[Jacob 0]

"The Dragon Boy" from Hisaishi's Spirited Away.

"Mad Summer" from Kikujiro no natsu is ridiculously addictive.

[Taikomochi 1,136]

It's like people who go on and on and on about Jimi Hendrix's "Purple Haze" whenever his name is mentioned when the guy made at least Twenty fantastic tunes.

Personally my favorite is Voodoo Child.

Cocaine!

[indy4 155]

Most recently, The Great Eatlon and The Healing from LitW, but there are tons more.

[Trent B 337]

"Chasing The Surfer" and "Pursuing Doom" from Fantastic 4: Rise Of The Silver Surfer.

[aj_vader 533]

I can listen to the Imperial March! OVER AND OVER!

[Jacob 0]

I can see why.

[henrythomasgirl 0]

The E.T. theme. I prolly play it 6 times a day.....

[Ollie 1,059]

Bajo Fuego - Under Fire.

[indy4 155]

"Chasing The Surfer" and "Pursuing Doom" from Fantastic 4: Rise Of The Silver Surfer.

Really? I have the first score, and I rarely listen to it apart from the occasional playing of the Main Titles. Is the second one bettter?

[Taikomochi 1,136]

"Chasing The Surfer" and "Pursuing Doom" from Fantastic 4: Rise Of The Silver Surfer.

Really? I have the first score, and I rarely listen to it apart from the occasional playing of the Main Titles. Is the second one bettter?

Most everything is better than the first fantastic four.

[Trent B 337]

"Chasing The Surfer" and "Pursuing Doom" from Fantastic 4: Rise Of The Silver Surfer.

Really? I have the first score, and I rarely listen to it apart from the occasional playing of the Main Titles. Is the second one bettter?

Yes the second score is actually a lot better than the first one.

[SturgisPodmore 0]

I can't listen to the main titles of Star Wars anymore, it's just been overplayed for me

edit: I should say it's hard for me

You've probably heard it a lot more than me, but I actually love this every time I hear it. For me, the first fanfare is the best part; just thinking of how it's one of the most recognizable pieces of music ever gives me chills. The triplets (or quick 16ths?) from the trombones and trumpets get me every time.

Anyways, around the time of its release, I found "The Battle" from Narnia to be quite an addicting MV-flavored treat.

~Sturgis

[Taikomochi 1,136]

I must add "The Conspirators" from JFK to my list. I just got the CD today and it really stuck out to me.

[fommes 153]

Remembrances - Schindler's List

and

Bajo Fuego - Under Fire

[Richard Penna 3,671]

I must add "The Conspirators" from JFK to my list. I just got the CD today and it really stuck out to me.

I must be the only one here who doesn't see anything in that cue.

I cannot get the theme from The Water Horse out of my head. Other than that, Maestro, Dream Kitchen and Three Musketeers from The Holiday have been playing over and over again.

[BLUMENKOHL 1,068]

I must be the only one here who doesn't see anything in that cue.

Look over the title....and read it over again, and listen to it again. That's the brilliance of it.

[aj_vader 533]

I can see why.

what do you mean? becuase of my avatar and picture?

[Genius_Gone_Insane 5]

For some reason, I've listened to The Arena from Episode II over and over several times. It's soooo Heavy!!

[aj_vader 533]

For some reason, I've listened to The Arena from Episode II over and over several times. It's soooo Heavy!!

great track that, was such ashame only a little of it was used in the actual arena scene in the movie, i can imagine John Williams was a bit pissed off when he saw the final cut!

[Ray Barnsbury 8]

At least they made use of it in RotS.

[Ollie 1,059]

The Asteroid Field.

Hour Of the Gun theme.

Superman Theme (1st Track on Rhino Disc 1).

[JoeinAR 1,949]

For some reason, I've listened to The Arena from Episode II over and over several times. It's soooo Heavy!!

great track that, was such ashame only a little of it was used in the actual arena scene in the movie, i can imagine John Williams was a bit pissed off when he saw the final cut!

doubtful, more likely John never saw the "final cut"(has anyone, I hear George is cutting them again for his new DVD set), and didn't give a crap about the film or the music.

[Miguel Andrade 1,260]

I spent most of the day listening on a loop to Michael Torke's wonderful song cycle "The Book of Proverbs".

[Salacius 7]

I don't remember getting bored of anything I like , but the track I find my self listening very often is Adventures On Earth

Other than that

Vader's theme

And Into the Asteroid Field