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new school knowledge base : - | an old school knowledge base in music : - | unappreciated or non popular real home life idiot music : - |

I've gone off on a few kicks as far as music in the last year. Phil Collins/Genesis are #1, then the Police, but also older MoTown stuff like the Ronettes and Stevie Wonder.

I still think Pavement was the most underrated rock band of the 90s though.
 
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"Film" by Aphex Twin:

"Roygbiv" by Board of Canada:

My older brother turned me onto this stuff. He is a software engineer and says he listens to this stuff while working. I was like.....I could totally drywall and tile to this all day!
 
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When I blast conflict enemy song the world trembles shakes and I see red I hate enemies out there in this world :mad: The Enemy will attempt to ruin your Life :mad:


Music is Life :)


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Composers who end up with major awards for a particular film have often written great music for films that draw far less attention and so may have underrated sound tracks. Mychael Danna's works come to mind, for instance, with an Oscar and Golden Globe for music in The Life of Pi, but he has scored the music for dozens on dozens of other films as well having written some works for ballet. I prowl around his Apple Music listings sometimes and bump into interesting music for movies I had never even heard of.

As a bonus for being an appreciator of the music in films, once in awhile I do find more movies I like by following breadcrumbs from music credits back to other films by the same sound track composer. That's how I bumped into some of the other movies scored by Alexandre Desplat, after having seen Syriana and liking its music.
 
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LizKat said:
Composers who end up with major awards for a particular film have often written great music for films that draw far less attention and so may have underrated sound tracks. Mychael Danna's works come to mind, for instance, with an Oscar and Golden Globe for music in The Life of Pi, but he has scored the music for dozens on dozens of other films as well having written some works for ballet. I prowl around his Apple Music listings sometimes and bump into interesting music for movies I had never even heard of.

As a bonus for being an appreciator of the music in films, once in awhile I do find more movies I like by following breadcrumbs from music credits back to other films by the same sound track composer. That's how I bumped into some of the other movies scored by Alexandre Desplat, after having seen Syriana and liking its music.
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Ah, Alexander Desplat: Terrific choice.

Actually, Alexander Desplat composed the (stunning) soundtrack for the movie (which I love) Grand Hotel Budapest.

This is one of the few movies I have on DVD (a present from a brother) - I love that mitteleuropa melancholia - and have the soundtrack on CD (and now on my iPod).
 
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im back : - | : - ) : - | i havent been on here since 2018 : - | i guess ya can say i took a detox from being online : - | music is old school : - | 1st of all a new school knowledge base in computers : - | a knowledge base offline : - |
 
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