Showing posts with label soundtrack. Show all posts
Showing posts with label soundtrack. Show all posts

11.14.2012

Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross - TGWTDT OST 2011


the whole thing is ridiculously great, but get weird and listen to oraculum really, really loud.

or listen to them all in order and be completely eaten alive. 

01 Immigrant Song.mp36.4 MB
02 She Reminds Me Of You.mp310.1 MB
03 People Lie All The Time.mp39.6 MB
04 Pinned And Mounted.mp311.7 MB
05 Perihelion.mp313.8 MB
06 What If We Could_.mp39.5 MB
07 With The Flies.mp317.6 MB
08 Hidden In Snow.mp312.2 MB
09 A Thousand Details.mp39.1 MB
10 One Particular Moment.mp316.1 MB
11 I Can_t Take It Anymore.mp34.2 MB
12 How Brittle The Bones.mp34.2 MB
13 Please Take Your Hand Away.mp313.8 MB
14 Cut Into Pieces.mp39.3 MB
15 The Splinter.mp35.9 MB
16 An Itch.mp39.6 MB
17 Hypomania.mp313.3 MB
18 Under The Midnight Sun.mp316.1 MB
19 Aphelion.mp38.2 MB
20 You_re Here.mp38 MB
21 The Same As The Others.mp37.2 MB
22 A Pause For Reflection.mp39.6 MB
23 While Waiting.mp35.3 MB
24 The Seconds Drag.mp310.5 MB
25 Later Into The Night.mp311.3 MB
26 Parallel Timeline With Alternate Outcome.mp315 MB
27 Another Way Of Caring.mp316.2 MB
28 A Viable Construct.mp37.5 MB
29 Revealed In The Thaw.mp36.4 MB
30 Millennia.mp33.1 MB
31 We Could Wait Forever.mp310 MB
32 Oraculum.mp319.2 MB
33 Great Bird Of Prey.mp312.2 MB
34 The Heretics.mp312.3 MB
35 A Pair Of Doves.mp34.7 MB
36 Infiltrator.mp316.2 MB
37 The Sound Of Forgetting.mp35.8 MB
38 Of Secrets.mp37.9 MB
39 Is Your Love Strong Enough_.mp310.3 MB

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8.23.2011

Yann Tiersen - Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amélie Poulain 2001

Whatever, I love this move, and I love the soundtrack Yann made for it even more.



Whatever, its 2009



3.05.2011

Sunshine OST 2007


so ive seen this movie about 8 times since 2007, and never with anyone else. this is prudent, because i get really, really choked up at a shit ton of different points, including: capa's last message home, the transit of mercury (WHY IS HARVEY STARING AT THE GROUND?), "kaneda...what do you see?!", capa testing the bomb, "searle...we're leaving now...", payload delivery, etc.

john murphys soundtrack is entirely to blame. its what cliff martinez' soundtrack for solaris should have been, but i suppose solaris should have been more like sunshine too, so that cant be his fault.

also i would fellate danny boyle for a number of moments in a number of movies, but "icarus....who is the fifth crewmember?" is fucking terrifying and awesome and i love that goddamn part.

at the end of time, a moment will come when just one man remains. then the moment will pass, and man will be gone. there will be nothing to show that we were ever here, but stardust. the last man, alone with god. am i that man?



http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/3935173/Sunshine_OST_2007

12.06.2010

The Pillows - FLCL OST #1-3 2000



in addition to being one of my favorite shows ever, this is one of the best, most encompassing, and well-written soundtracks to anything ever made.

if you havent seen FLCL, please please steal the shit out of it (its only 6 episodes), because i dont think theres anyone left who cares if you do. pay attention to whether or not your copy is dubbed or subtitled though, because the jokes kind of...metamorphose between languages.

dont like anime? dont like bass guitars, baseball, space, TEEN HORNINESS, robotics, large cats, eyebrows, foreheads, vespas, gunslingers, arson, running away from home, stale bread, bitter soda, or space pirates?

i dont give a shit. watch the show.


this link has links to all 3 albums

http://www.filestube.com/1pKxm6hHSCqIS8lFASwrz1/FLCL-OST-1.html

12.21.2009

Bobby Beausoleil and the Freedom Orchestra - Lucifer Rising 1981

In honor of the holidays, why not throw a little mayhem and murder into the mix?

The name Bobby Beausoleil probably doesn't mean anything to most. He was a prolific musician in the '60s psychedellic music scene of California, offering his talents to many actgs, most notably Love, a band that Jim Morrison praised as capturing the essence of psychedelics and realism. After that, he was contracted to score the short film, Lucifer Rising, in the mid '70s after Jimmy Paige was taking his sweet time with the project. He's also released several more intrumental albums since then. However, it is important to note that he released all of his music from prison while serving a term for first degree murder. To make the deal sweeter, it was the first of what would be many murders associated with Charles Manson and "The Family."

1969, Beausoleil and members of the family go to an associate of theirs, music teacher Gary Hinman, as they claim he owes Charlie and money. Now, whether that is true, and it probably wasn't, Beausoleil had had a history together of mutual musicianship and Hinman gave Beausoleil a place to crash from time to time. Bobby gets closer with the family (though never a part of it; just another musician Charlie was able to charm), Charlie says something, it is fact, boom, lets kill some bitches. Long story short, Bobby kills Hinman and steals his car, which is how he was eventually captured.


So yes, the dude is tied to one of the most infamous murders/cults in history, but with that being said, that is not just some kind of gimic; this guy is talented. The whole score of Lucifer Rising is some of the trippiest, yet most solemn and somber music I've ever heard. And to top it all off, on tracks V and VI, Bobby shreds. All of the music was written by him, most was performed by him save for drums and extra guitar, and all from prison, which I think is quite an achievement, since I know how well recording from prison can go (please see: any of Charles Manson's recordings or, better yet, Burzum's last two albums. Absolute shit.). The music fits the Aleister Crowley influence perfectly, but more than that, it's just good music. It's also a LOT fucking better than Jimmy Paige's vision. Turn it on when you drive (if your drive is 43 minutes or less), or when you just want to zone out. And if you're interested, check out his other albums. Albeit less focussed, they still display great musicianship. So, without further adue...