Say what you like about Lynch's Dune but the soundtrack was something else.
Say what you like about Lynch's Dune but the soundtrack was something else
Lincoln Nelson
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Liam Torres
>movie ends with a synth/guitar power ballad instrumental over retrospective style end credits
Ryder Thomas
>not posting the superior Brain Eno theme
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Benjamin Taylor
Based Sihaya poster
Ethan Hill
Bila kaifa
Christopher Roberts
So you had Brian Eno and Toto.
Who is doing the music now???!!!
Jayden Jenkins
Hans zimmer
Hunter Wilson
Almost as good as Lost Highway soundtrack
Blake Turner
Danny Elfman
Jason Taylor
FNM did a cover of the main theme back in the 80´s
Isaiah Russell
here´s another one
Easton Thompson
Or one of his clones
Caleb Mitchell
I dunno man, I just dunno.
Brandon Morgan
Yeah, ULT did a GRP of the RFS back in '99.
You fucking cunt.
Chase Powell
>Yeah, ULT did a GRP of the RFS back in '99.
huh? english please
Christian Butler
>generic percussive throbbing
Ugh
Angel Cooper
>generic
>can't into big brained harmony
hans zimmer is a genius and a national treasure.
Nolan Baker
copy paste copy paste copy paste
Dylan Bennett
100% Paul vs Jamis scene will be accompanied by just polyrhythmic African drums
Michael Cruz
Thanks for posting that
Charles James
take your meds user, how the hell do you think that passes for conversation?
Dylan Evans
Let me elucidate: Zimmer is a national treasure in the same way that the clipboard on your computer is. He is a storage receptacle for duplication.
If he does copy paste on Dune as he does on other projects he will single handedly sink the fuckin movie.
Joseph Smith
You're simply naive and don't understand the complex harmonic and rhythmic interactions in his pieces. You say all he does is copy paste, but I'm sure you couldn't duplicate his work, let alone write something better. Why is that, user?
Charles Johnson
Let me blunt here: The only saving grace in BR 2049 was the original Vangelis themes. When you strip them out what is left is goddamn afwul.
So what I know is this: Villeneuve cannot identify good music and Zimmer will with some flash and put one over on him.
So yes this thing is actually on a knife edge.
> let alone write something better.
You have absolutely no idea what I can do.
Isaiah Gutierrez
>you have absolutely no idea what I can do
Well you haven't actually done it, you won't substantiate what you can do, why should I listen to someone as chapped, belligerent and wronged as you seem to be by Hans' genius and productivity?
Jeremiah Baker
>Hans' genius and productivity
Well he is the man of the moment.
And he does reflect the age. Copy paste.
Thesis done. Smell ya later.
Camden Gutierrez
Are you so cowardly that you'd puff your own work up and not actually post any of it? Why did you even blurt out that autistic response to me to begin with, user?
Landon Kelly
>smell ya later
can smell you coming nigger
Matthew Diaz
she'd be so cute without the hardware on her face
Jaxson Taylor
Anyone who defends Hans Zimmer knows deep down that Interstellar is his only truly great soundtrack, everything else is passable to mediocre. His "clones" actually do a better job than him most of the time, see Johann Johannson (RIP) and Benjamin Wallfisch
Noah Ramirez
user, you merely don't understand the intricacies, the twists and turns, of his work. You know little about music and while you might pride yourself on 'knowing what you like,' that precisely disqualifies from speaking about someone's ability in conversation.
Henry Howard
didn't he have like 3 weeks to do it and most of it benjamin wallfisch? i'm no zimmer fan but the weak score wasn't his fault.