Film Track You Can Listen To Over and Over Again

[robthehand 3]

Which (edited: *theme from a film*) can you listen to most times without getting fed up of it?

JW: The first half of "Grievous Speaks To Lord Sidious" from ROTS

Non-JW: The Spaceballs theme :? :oops:

I have a strange mind...

[#SnowyVernalSpringsEternal 10,265]

Movie tune?????

[robthehand 3]

Happy now?

[Trumpeteer 302]

Main title from "Star Wars." That would also apply to "The Empire Strikes Back."

[bondo 33]

"Rescue from Cloud City" from Empire Strikes Back and "The Chase" from The Peacemaker

[Lurker 5]

"Main Title / Klingon Battle"

Neil

[Justin 2]

"Desert Chase"

"Theme From Lonesome Dove"

Justin

[#SnowyVernalSpringsEternal 10,265]

The Breaking Of The Fellowship. (FOTR)

The Enterprise. (ST: TMP)

Freedom/The Execution/Bannockburn (Braveheart)

The Funeral Pyre (Conan The Barbarian)

[pixie_twinkle 48]

Trip to Earth (Superman)

The Asteroid Field (ESB)

Battle in the Snow (ESB)

Arlington (JFK)

For Gillian (The Fury)

March (Things to Come)

Enterprise (ST TMP)

Main Title and Overture (Black Hole)

Main Title (Watership Down)

Main Title (Vertigo)

That's 10. I can keep going all night or stop here.

[Britto 0]

JW:-Any track from RotS or any other Star Wars movie

Non-JW:-Angel of music(Phantom of the Opera)

-Music of the Night(Phantom of the Opera)

-Phantom of the Opera(Phantom of the Opera)

-Basically anything from Phantom of the Opera

-Any track from Pirates of the Caribbean

[codanai 0]

JW: Definitely The Asteroid Field (probably my favorite Williams melody of all time).

NON-JW: The Song About Alexander Nevsky by Prokofiev.

Something by Williams that DOES get old for me is Duel of the Fates, I think because it's so repetetive.

[Adam 1]

3 that I've listened to a lot recently :

The final track on Hamlet by Patrick Doyle

The Construction, Explorers by Jerry Goldsmith

Homecoming, Born on the Fourth of July - though that usually involves skipping the first minute and going straight to the drums and trumpet solo. Beautiful melody and performance.

[Lurker 5]

-Any track from Pirates of the Caribbean

Neil

[Damo 0]

JW:

Scherzo For Motorcycle And Orchestra

Any track from RotS or any other Star Wars movie

The Tale Of Viktor Navorski

Finding Coins And Learning To Read

"Destiny"..."Canneloni"...And The Tale Of Viktor Navorski (Reprise)

Hagrid The Professor

Mischief Managed!

The Raiders' March

Parade Of The Slave Children

The Map Room: Dawn

The Basket Game

Non-JW:

Any track from Pirates of the Caribbean

[SturgisPodmore 0]

-Any track from Pirates of the Caribbean

LOL

Yeah, um . . .

-"Double Trouble" from POA

-"The Asteroid Field" from ESB

-"Flying" from Peter Pan

. . .

And others.

~Sturgis

[SturgisPodmore 0]

JW:-Any track from RotS or any other Star Wars movie.

Any track from RotS or any other Star Wars movie.

Any track from Pirates of the Caribbean.

Any track from Pirates of the Caribbean.

You two have astonishingly similar interests.

~Sturgis

[King Mark 3,631]

I'll just name some from recent movies:

Anakin's Betrayal(Extended Film Version)

Battle of the Heroes

Anakin's Dark Deeds

Mischief Managed(Extended film Version)

Buckbeaks Flight

Quidditch 3rd Year

Dinner With Amelia

Wedding of Officer Torres

Looking for Work

A New Beginning

Reunion of Friends

Fawkes the Phoenix

The Chamber of Secrets

Yoda and the Younglings

Confrontation With Count Dooku and Finale

The Float

Learning the Ropes

Hedwig's Theme

Harry's Wondrous World

Stored Memories and Monica's Theme

The Search for the Blue Fairie

The Reunion(from A.I.)

Where Dreams are Born

[publicist 4,643]

Williams:

The Early Days (Bot4oJ)

Holiday Flight (Home Alone)

In Orbit (Spacecamp)

Non:

The Crocodiles (King Solomon's Mines/Jerry)

Titoli di Testa (Resa dei Conti, Morricone)

Love Scene (El Cid, Rozsa)

Greek Fire (Timeline/Jerry)

The Rape (Casualties of War/Morricone)

Painting (Agony and Ecstacy/North)

The Explanation (The Claim/Nyman)

[robthehand 3]

JW:-Any track from RotS or any other Star Wars movie

Even "The Parade" from TPM?

[Melange 446]

I have favourites. Even favs can be overplayed though.

But the ones below, are some i find i can enjoy always.

"Anything Goes" from T.O.D (Not originally JW.But i LOVE it)

"Escape from Peru" from R.O.L.A (Yeeeehaaaa!!)

"The White Tree" from Return of the King (BRASSS!"

"Rowing of the Slaves" 'from Ben Hur'

"Genesis Countdown" from 'Star Trek II W.O.K'

"The Drop" from 'The Bourne Identity'

"The Mutant" from 'Total Recall'

"The Gypsies/Journey Across Europe" from The Red Violin

"Rescue of Gasim/ Into Camp" from Lawrence of Arabia

"The Enterprise" from Star Trek Motion Picture

"Fight, Pt 1 & 2" from Leon

"Main Titles" from Stargate

"Battle for Peace" from ST6 Undiscovered Country

"Assasination" from ST6 Undiscovered Country

"Overture" from ST6 Undiscovered Country

"Hymn to Red October" from Hunt for Red October

[#SnowyVernalSpringsEternal 10,265]

I have favourites. Even favs can be overplayed though.

But the ones below, are some i find i can enjoy always.

"Anything Goes" from T.O.D (Not originally JW.But i LOVE it)

"Escape from Peru" from R.O.L.A (Yeeeehaaaa!!)

"The White Tree" from Return of the King (BRASSS!"

"Rowing of the Slaves" 'from Ben Hur'

"Genesis Countdown" from 'Star Trek II W.O.K'

"The Drop" from 'The Bourne Identity'

"The Mutant" from 'Total Recall'

"The Gypsies/Journey Across Europe" from The Red Violin

"Rescue of Gasim/ Into Camp" from Lawrence of Arabia

"The Enterprise" from Star Trek Motion Picture

"Fight, Pt 1 & 2" from Leon

"Main Titles" from Stargate

"Battle for Peace" from ST6 Undiscovered Country

"Assasination" from ST6 Undiscovered Country

"Overture" from ST6 Undiscovered Country

"Hymn to Red October" from Hunt for Red October

Nothing from Conan?

The Tree of Woe is waiting for you, lad!

[David Vincent 8]

Any track from The Prisoner of Azkaban and especially Aunt Marge Waltz

[Trumpeteer 302]

Apparently I'm the only one who thinks the main title music for "Star Wars" and "The Empire Strikes Back" were two of the best orchestrated and performed pieces of music in modern music.

Though I will say "Sorcerer's Stone" was pretty freakin' good in its orchestrations.

[#SnowyVernalSpringsEternal 10,265]

Apparently I'm the only one who thinks the main title music for "Star Wars" and "The Empire Strikes Back" were two of the best orchestrated and performed pieces of music in modern music.

Though I will say "Sorcerer's Stone" was pretty freakin' good in its orchestrations.

The performance of Main title from Star Wars has always been one of the great dissapointments of my life.

Nothing...NOTHING beats the Gerhardt re-recording.

[Morlock 11]

I dunno. Don't feel like thinking about it much at the moment, to tell the truth.

But, to please my many fans, I'll throw you a bone- Icarus from The Aviator and The White Tree from RoTK.

[pixie_twinkle 48]

NNNNNNNot ....Howard ....Shore......

[Morlock 11]

'Kissing in The Rain' from Patrick Doyle's Great Expectations

'Road from Paris' from Jerry Goldsmith's Lionheart

'Radek's Death' from Jerry Goldsmith's Air Force One

'Bead Party' from Jerry Goldsmith's Patch of Blue

'D-Day Battle' from Gabriel Yared's Troy

'Way out there' from Carter Burwell's Raising Arizona

'Waltz' from David Arnold's Stepford Wives

'Sirens' from Harry Gregson-Williams's Sinbad

'Main Titles' from James Horner's An American Tale

'Charging Fort Wagner' from James Horner's Glory

'Chores' from Jerry Goldsmith's Fierce Creatures

'Main Title' from Jerry Goldsmith's Bandolero!

Jerry Goldsmith's ST:Voyager main theme

John Williams's The Time Tunnel main theme

'Tract House Ginch' from Thomas Newman's Scent of A Woman

[Trumpeteer 302]

Morlock's list is the first where I can say I don't recall any of the cues.

[Trent B 337]

For me...

Williams

Duel Of The Fates

Battle Of The Heroes

Anakin's Dark Deeds

The Ultimate Battle (from Hook)

Non-Williams

Mona Lisa Overdrive (Matrix Reloaded)

All The Battle For Zion Cues (Matrix Revolutions)

Main Title - Klingon Battle (Star Trek TMP)

The Enterprise (TMP)

Evasive Maneuvers (Star Trek Nemesis)

Firing On Air Force One (AFO)

Surprise Attack (Star Trek II)

Battle In The Mutara Nebula (Star Trek II)

Stealing The Enterprise (Star Trek III)

Parade Attack (Film Version) (Spider-Man)

Lift Off - Into The Mothership - Rebellion (ID4)

That's about it for cues I could listen to over and over again...

[Richard Penna 3,684]

Williams:

Rescuing Sirius (Harry Potter PoA)

Journey to the Island (Jurassic Park)

Overture (The Cowboys)

The Tale of Viktor Navorski, Finding Coins & Learning to Read, and Gupta's Deliverance (The Terminal)

Virtually the whole WotW album.

Virtually the whole RotS album (I really love both of those )

Other:

110 Freeway (Falling Down, JNH)

Hand of Fate Parts 1+2 (Signs, JNH)

Restored United States (The Postman, JNH)

Ellie's Bogey & Good to Go (Contact, Silvestri)

Forth Eorlingas (Two Towers, Shore)

Weehawken Ferry (Cinderella Man, T Newman)

Shawshank Redemption (Shawshank Redemption, T Newman)

Dirty Money (Road to Perdition, T Newman)

Runaway Meadow/Badlands (The Horse Whisperer, T Newman)

Children's Story (Star Trek Insurrection, Goldsmith)

The Sand Wall (The Mummy Complete, Goldsmith)

The Day We Fight Back (Independence Day, Varese Re-recording, Arnold)

Willow's Theme (Willow, Horner)

Wild Horses (Legends of the Fall Complete, Horner)

[codanai 0]

Isn't it kind of premature to be listing music from The Terminal, Prisoner of Azkaban, ROTS, and other recent scores? I mean, I can listen to some Williams themes and love them for a few years while others (like the Asteroid Field from TESB) have lasted with me for longer than a decade. The music has to pass the test of time...

[Britto 0]

JW:-Any track from RotS or any other Star Wars movie.

Any track from RotS or any other Star Wars movie.

Any track from Pirates of the Caribbean.

Any track from Pirates of the Caribbean.

You two have astonishingly similar interests.

~Sturgis

Scary 8O

[Melange 446]

Nothing from Conan?

I shall contemplate this on the tree of woe.....crucify me!!

Star Wars....Nothing...NOTHING beats the Gerhardt re-recording.

In complete agreement. You know much, oh Stefancos.

[MSM 126]

From recent scores:

- RotS: Battle of the Heroes (esp first 26 seconds)

- Rots: Padme's Ruminations (first minute)

- RotS: Palpatine's Teachings (first minute)

Overall Wiliams:

- Jurassic Park: High Wire Stunts

- Sabrina: l How Can I Remember?

- Last Crusade: The Joneses Tied Up

- Last Crusade: Escape from Venice (first 50 seconds)

- Hook: Arrival of Tink and Flight to Neverland (esp. the last ten seconds)

- The Olympic Spirit

- Terminal: Finding Coins and learning to read (especially second half)

- Return of the Jedi: The Dark Side Beckons (where the choir sets in)

- Color Purple: Theme (arr. by Williams)

- Rosewood: Look Down, Lord

- The Patriot: The Patriot

- AotC: Across the Stars

- HP:SS: Platform 9 3/4 and the Journey to Hogwarts

- A.I.: Hide and Seek

Non Williams:

- Goldsmith: Supergirl: Street Attack

- Hermann: Psycho: Prelude

- Shearmur: Sky Captain: Main Titles

- Arnold: Independence Day: 1969 - We Came In Peace

- Doyle: Willoughby

- Shaiman: American President: Main Title

[HPFAN_2 0]

Whomping Willow

The Hunt

[Elmo Lewis 6]

Excellent choices, HPFan.

[QMM 4]

Pretty much the stuff that was in my top 25 played in iTunes thread, but add Prepare for Battle from Goldsmith's Ghost and the Darkness and the End Credits from Mummy Returns by Silvestri

[King Mark 3,631]

- Rots: Padme's Ruminations (first minute)

- RotS: Palpatine's Teachings (first minute)

8O

K.M.

[Damo 0]

Last Crusade: Escape from Venice (first 50 seconds)

thats another one i probably can listen over and over again.

[Joe Brausam 214]

most of the braveheart score, the chandelier crash cue from the phantom of the opera movie, and grievous' theme from track one of rots, and most of all, seven years in tibet...my favorite.

[finalscore 10]

I tried to keep it to a minimum of 10 but found it impossible. So as is the want of every other "poster" on this site I will list In Order Of Favorites Of Released Music Composed By John Williams and no other composer:

Jaws - One Barrel Chase (MCA Original Rerecording Release)

The Empire Strikes Back - The Imperial March

Star Wars - Ben Kenobi's Death/Tie Fighter Attack

Close Encounters Of The Third Kind - The Conversation (Arista Original Release)

Superman The Movie - Main Title

Raiders Of The Lost Ark - End Credits

Superman The Movie - Chasing Rockets

Return Of The Jedi - The Emperor Arrives

Raiders Of The Lost Ark - The Desert Chase

The Eiger Sanction - Fifty Miles Of Desert

The Cowboys - Main Title

The Towering Inferno - Finale

The Lost World - Theme From The Lost World

The Phantom Menace - Duel Of The Fates

Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom - Bug Tunnel And Death Trap

JFK - The Conspirators

Jurassic Park - Dennis Steals The Embryo

Jaws - Hand To Hand Combat (Original MCA Release)

Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade - The Steel Beast

Dracula - Main Title & Storm Sequence

1941 - End Titles

Midway - Men Of The Yorktown March

Monsignor - Gloria

The Witches Of Eastwick - The Dance Of The Witches/End Credits

Images - Blood Moon

Harry Potter And The Sorceror's Stone - Hedwig's Theme

The Fury - Death On The Carousel (Original Release)

Jane Eyre - Restoration

Revenge Of The Sith - Enter Lord Vader

Jaws2 - Ballet For Divers

The Reivers - Main Title/First Instruction/The Winton Flyer

The Long Goodbye - Main Titles - Jack Sheldon (Vocal)

Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azkaban - A Window to the Past

Space Camp - Training Montage

Missouri Breaks - The Horse Rustlers

Presumed Innocent - End Credits

Saving Private Ryan - Hymn To The Fallen

The Witches Of Eastwick - Spitting Cherries

Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets - Fawkes The Phoenix

Attack Of The Clones - The Conveyor Belt

[King Mark 3,631]

 

Space Camp - Training Montage

:?

Hey that's one of Williams worst cues ever!

K.M.

[finalscore 10]

I forgot to put Battle of Hoth before The Empire Strikes Back - The Imperial March. This is my all-time favorite piece from any of the Star Wars film scores and subsequently my 2nd favorite scene from any of the films only surpassed by Vader's revelation to Luke at the end of the film.

I tried to keep it to a minimum of 10 but found it impossible. So as is the want of every other "poster" on this site I will list In Order Of Favorites Of Released Music Composed By John Williams and no other composer:

Jaws - One Barrel Chase (MCA Original Rerecording Release)

The Empire Strikes Back - The Imperial March

Star Wars - Ben Kenobi's Death/Tie Fighter Attack

Close Encounters Of The Third Kind - The Conversation (Arista Original Release)

Superman The Movie - Main Title

Raiders Of The Lost Ark - End Credits

Superman The Movie - Chasing Rockets

Return Of The Jedi - The Emperor Arrives

Raiders Of The Lost Ark - The Desert Chase

The Eiger Sanction - Fifty Miles Of Desert

The Cowboys - Main Title

The Towering Inferno - Finale

The Lost World - Theme From The Lost World

The Phantom Menace - Duel Of The Fates

Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom - Bug Tunnel And Death Trap

JFK - The Conspirators

Jurassic Park - Dennis Steals The Embryo

Jaws - Hand To Hand Combat (Original MCA Release)

Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade - The Steel Beast

Dracula - Main Title & Storm Sequence

1941 - End Titles

Midway - Men Of The Yorktown March

Monsignor - Gloria

The Witches Of Eastwick - The Dance Of The Witches/End Credits

Images - Blood Moon

Harry Potter And The Sorceror's Stone - Hedwig's Theme

The Fury - Death On The Carousel (Original Release)

Jane Eyre - Restoration

Revenge Of The Sith - Enter Lord Vader

Jaws2 - Ballet For Divers

The Reivers - Main Title/First Instruction/The Winton Flyer

The Long Goodbye - Main Titles - Jack Sheldon (Vocal)

Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azkaban - A Window to the Past

Space Camp - Training Montage

Missouri Breaks - The Horse Rustlers

Presumed Innocent - End Credits

Saving Private Ryan - Hymn To The Fallen

The Witches Of Eastwick - Spitting Cherries

Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets - Fawkes The Phoenix

Attack Of The Clones - The Conveyor Belt

[Justin 2]

Danny Elfman

Batman:

'The Batman Theme'

'Descent Into Mystery'

Hulk:

'Main Titles'

Spider-man:

'Main Title'

Black Beauty:

'Jump for Joy'

Edward Scissorhands:

'The Grand Finale'

John Barry

Dances With Wolves:

'The John Dunbar Theme'

'The Buffalo Hunt'

'The Love Theme'

'Two Socks/The Wolf Theme'

The Living Daylights:

'Exercise at Gibraltar'

'Inflight Fight'

Jerry Goldsmith

Star Trek: Nemesis:

'Final Flight'

The 13th Warrior:

'Old Bagdad'

Small Soldiers:

'Assembly Line'

Star Trek: First Contact:

'First Contact'

First Knight:

'Arthur's Farewell'

Rudy:

'Tryouts'

Total Recall:

'The Big Jump'

Gremlins:

'The Gremlin Rag'

Star Trek: The Motion Picture:

'Main Title and Klingon Battle'

'The Enterprise'

'The Cloud'

Patton:

'Main Title'

James Horner

The Mask of Zorro:

'The Ride'

'Stealing the Map'

Casper:

'Casper's Lullaby'

Legends of The Fall:

'The Ludlows'

Glory:

'Preparations for Battle'

The Land Before Time:

'Whispering Winds'

Willow:

'Escape from the Tavern'

'Willow's Theme'

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Kahn:

'Genesis Countdown'

Hans Zimmer

The Last Samurai:

'The Way of the Sword'

'A Small Measure of Peace'

Spirit: Stallion of The Cimarron:

'Run Free'

Gladiator:

'Patricide'

'Am I Not Merciful?'

The Prince of Egypt:

'Red Sea'

Crimson Tide:

'Roll Tide'

The Lion King:

'King of Pride Rock'

James Newton Howard

The Village:

'The Gravel Road'

Signs:

'The Hand of Fate'

Treasure Planet:

'12 Years Later'

Unbreakable:

'Mr. Glass/End Titles'

Snow Falling on Cedars:

'Tarawa'

Waterworld:

'Deacon's Speech'

The Fugitive:

'Stairway Chase'

Cliff Eidelman

Star Trek: VI: The Undiscovered Country

‘Overture’

‘The Battle For Peace’

Thomas Newman

Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events:

‘The Letter The Never Came’

Angels In America:

‘Angels In America (Main Title)’

‘Garden of The Soul’

Road To Perdition:

‘Rock Island, 1931’

‘Road to Chicago’

‘Dirty Money’

The Horse Whisperer:

‘End Title’

Basil Poledouris

Les Miserables:

‘Flight From Vigau’

Starship Troopers:

‘Klendathu Drop’

‘Tango Urilla’

Free Willy:

‘Main Title’

Lonesome Dove:

‘Theme from Lonesome Dove’

‘Night Mares’

RoboCop:

‘Rock Shop’

Conan The Barbarian:

‘Riddle of Steel/Riders of Doom’

‘Theology/Civilization’

Alan Silvestri

Van Helsing:

‘Burn It Down!’

The Mummy Returns:

‘My First Bus Ride’

Forrest Gump:

‘The Crimson Gump’

Who Framed Roger Rabbit:

‘Toontown’

Back To The Future:

I ‘The Clocktower’

II ‘Tunnel Chase’

III ‘Point of No Return’

John Williams

Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of The Sith:

‘Battle of the Heroes’

‘Grievous Speaks to Lord Sidious’

The Terminal:

‘The Tale of Viktor Navorski’

Harry Potter and The Prisoner of Azkaban:

‘Double Trouble’

‘Buckbeat's Flight’

‘A Window to the Past’

‘Secrets of the Castle’

‘The Patronus Light’

‘The Dementor's Converge’

Catch Me If You Can:

‘The 'Float'’

Harry Potter and The Chamber of Secrets:

‘Fawkes the Phoenix’

‘The Chamber of Secrets’

‘The Flying Car’

Minority Report:

‘Everybody Runs’

Harry Potter and The Sorcerer’s Stone:

‘Harry's Wondrous World’

‘Hedwig's Theme’

A.I. Artificial Intelligence:

‘The Mecha World’

Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace:

‘Duel of the Fates’

‘The High Council Meeting and Qui-Gon's Funeral’

Amistad:

‘Dry Your Tears, Afrika’

The Lost Word: Jurassic Park:

‘The Lost World’

Nixon:

‘The 1960's: The Turbulent Years’

Jurassic Park:

‘Journey to the Island’

‘High-Wire Stunts’

Far and Away:

‘The Land Race’

Hook:

‘Prologue’

‘You are the Pan’

JFK:

‘Prologue’

Presumed Innocent:

‘Presumed Innocent’

Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade:

‘Scherzo For Motorcycle and Orchestra’

Indiana Jones and The Temple of Doom:

‘Bug Tunnel and Death Trap’

‘Slave Children's Crusade’

Star Wars: Return of The Jedi

‘Into the Trap’

‘Overtaking the Bunker’

’The Dark Side Beckons’

‘The Forest Battle’

‘Light of the Force’

E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial:

‘E.T. and Me’

‘Adventure on Earth’

Raiders of The Lost Ark:

‘The Raiders March’

‘Journey to Nepal’

‘The Basket Game’

‘The Map Room: Dawn’

‘Airplane Fight’

‘Desert Chase’

Heartbeeps:

‘Crimebuster’

Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back:

‘The Battle of Hoth’

‘The Asteroid Field’

‘Mynock Cave’

‘The Imperial March’

‘Yoda's Theme’

‘Carbon Freeze/Darth Vader's Trap/Departure of Boba Fett’

‘’ Rescue from Cloud City/Hyperspace’

1941:

‘End Titles’

The Fury:

‘Main Title’

‘For Gillian’

‘Gillian's Escape’

‘Gillian's Power’

‘Epilogue’

Superman: The Movie:

‘Prelude and Main Title March’

‘The Big Rescue’

‘Chasing Rockets’

Close Encounters Of The Third Kind:

‘Roy's First Encounter’

‘Roy and Gillian on the Road’

‘The Mountain’

‘The Escape’

‘The Visitors/Bye/End Title: The Special Edition’

Star Wars:

‘Main Title/Rebel Blockade Runner’

‘Princess Leia's Theme’

‘Ben Kenobi's Death/Tie Fighter Attack’

‘The Battle of Yavin’

‘The Throne Room/End Title’

Jaws:

‘Main Title (Theme From 'Jaws')’

‘One Barrel Chase’

‘Preparing the Cage’

‘Hand to Hand Combat’

Jane Eyre:

‘Theme’

‘To Thornfield’

Well that took awhile.

Justin

[MSM 126]

- Rots: Padme's Ruminations (first minute)

- RotS: Palpatine's Teachings (first minute)

K.M.

After having seen the movie, yes. Those cues work so good in the movie, the deep male basses are actually used as the leitmotif for "turning to the dark side" in the movie, which was an excellent choice of Williams, instead of using a real theme.

For me those two minutes are as strong as The Dark Side Beckons. Just listen to them again in the dark and you will agree that those are some of the most creepy and suspenseful cues ever written by Williams.

[JMan 0]

The Epilogue from WOTW, I am addicted to for some reason now. Its ugly and beautiful at the same time. Does that make sense?

[fommes 153]

White Knight (Tomorrow Never Dies)

[Mr. Breathmask 555]

The Battle/To Dawg’s Ship/Morgan Battes Dawg/Dawg’s Demise/The Triumph (Debney, CutThroat Island)

[MagicRat75 0]

John Williams - The Lost World

Track 4. The Hunt.

I don't know why it is but whenever I play this track I turn the stereo UP and I get a rush of excitment in my brain. A creative urge, like I want to go out and shoot a movie or something.

[HPFAN_2 0]

John Williams - The Lost World

Track 4. The Hunt.

I don't know why it is but whenever I play this track I turn the stereo UP and I get a rush of excitment in my brain.   A creative urge, like I want to go out and shoot a movie or something.

I thought i was the only one.