What is the greatest song in movie history and why is it Ecstasy of Gold?

He's certainly part of a dying breed. John Scott and John Williams are still kicking, but the former is essentially retired and I don't think Williams will write for the movies again. Other than them I think all the old masters are gone.

Dumb shit. A redditor would have picked a song from a meme movie like Interstellar.

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also
have some kino sci fi ost?
youtube.com/watch?v=m4SwFhfNh1w

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Leone and Morricone were a fantastic team. How many composers could have a score set an entire scene? And how many directors would let them? The lack of dialogue to let the music dictate the story is a lost and forgotten art.

Not even best song from the dollar trilogy
youtu.be/AFtmdorQG-U

For a Few Dollars More is the better film. TGTBATU drags on for too long, the chemistry between Blondie and Mortimer is much better than that between Blondie and Tuco, and El Indio is a much better villain than Angel Eyes.

remember, I said "time is luck"

youtube.com/watch?v=NMF6pRtvT4k

youtube.com/watch?v=Mgpcu8ZLlFc

Does that even count as a song considering it has no lyrics?

youtube.com/watch?v=LXZEhD8ZzGM

That's good OP but everybody already knows it. How about this as a war theme youtube.com/watch?v=EagRoXE555s (it sounds like Morricone because Nicolai was Morricone's arranger)

Top 3 OSTs are
Transformers youtube.com/watch?v=wTup5mT4O-Q&list=PLA496364B3907F088&index=3
Conan youtube.com/watch?v=ZeZL2R9jDJM
Akira youtube.com/watch?v=HB6Ch_VAfIk&list=PLfzW_wEeYxk7IbUshBz-23-NHQ_KYB5vE

>Does that even count as a song considering it has no lyrics?

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It doesn't. By definition a song must have lyrics

Everything the guy did was gold.
youtube.com/watch?v=Kb1_38445vA

no OP means "theme"

manhunter? more like man of taste here.

Agree about Indio, but I think Tuco is the single best character in any Leone film.
Also TGTBTU has that epic quality which takes it to the next level for me.

Based Mann

>that shakuhachi sound
LOL everybody was using those in the 1980s. I remember Roger Waters playing one on the Radio KAOS album.

Based Friedkin
youtube.com/watch?v=1YQWs0--CwY

I would, but you're too based

Harmonica theme from Once Upon a Time in the West is better
So is For a Few Dollars More's soundtrack overall

Peter Greenaway had a similar relationship with Michael Nyman, but only art fags know about it.

damn you, I wanted to post Poledouris.
anyway, have this instead
youtube.com/watch?v=FN6jIvKiYOs

youtube.com/watch?v=PqthvLXonBc&feature=youtu.be&t=56

Kinda funny how they made the Lufftwaffe theme better than the British one. Even if that too is fucking fantastic.

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Smetana's Moldau playing over this scene always gives me chills

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*ahem*
youtube.com/watch?v=upjlKlV9uIA