[ SECRET POST #5284 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5284 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Las Lindas]


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[Pride and Prejudice]


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[Matt Fraction's Hawkeye]


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[Murdoch Mysteries]


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[Clerks]


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[My Fair Lady]






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Comments

Favorite soundtracks for things you've never watched/played

[philstar22]

What are some of your favorite soundtracks for things you've never watched or played. You just really like the music. Or maybe favorite soundtracks for things you dislike and think the music is the only good part.

Re: Favorite soundtracks for things you've never watched/played

[kaijinscendre]

I have several.

The Hours OST by Phillip Glass. https://youtu.be/e-vrNaIWPZQ

Dunkirk by Hanz Zimmer. https://youtu.be/wlXjP59jZCM

And one movie I hated but love the OST.

Under the Skin by Mica Levi. https://youtu.be/bTHDD1Xe-iE

Re: Favorite soundtracks for things you've never watched/played

[philstar22]

The only one of these I've heard is Dunkirk (checking out the others now), but the Dunkirk score is so great. Zimmer is one of my favorites, though Williams tops as my absolute favorite.

Re: Favorite soundtracks for things you've never watched/played

[philstar22]

The Great Wall is a movie I started watching and couldn't make it through. But I really love the soundtrack.

I've never played and Elder Scrolls game, but the soundtracks are across the board amazing.

Also never played Warframe games, but I really like the music and especially the two songs from the series.

The tv show Vikings has great music, even though I couldn't make it past the first episode. Also never watched Outlander, but I like a lot of the music.

I hate the movie Hook, but I love the music. Also not a fan of any of the Conan movies, but the original two have great music.

Re: Favorite soundtracks for things you've never watched/played

[greghousesgf]

American Graffitti. Usual Lucas impersonal stuff, amazing 50's soundtrack.
Pretty much any Prince movie.

Re: Favorite soundtracks for things you've never watched/played

[pantswarrior]

Soukaigi comes immediately to mind. Someone sent me a ton of tracks for it ages ago because it's by the same composer as Secret of Mana, and holy crap. The entire thing is great but there are some tracks I just put on repeat all day for awhile. "Quake" is just straight FIRE.

Re: Favorite soundtracks for things you've never watched/played

[bur]

Legend of Mana! But that’s about to change.

Re: Favorite soundtracks for things you've never watched/played

[pantswarrior]

:D :D :D

...Well I mean obviously I approve. *points at default userpic* Definitely my favorite OST. I hope you enjoy the game also! It has some issues but for me the sheer beauty and weirdness of the entire thing made me not care a bit.

Re: Favorite soundtracks for things you've never watched/played

[(Anonymous)]

I’ve never watched Madoka because I’m not into the genre, but the soundtrack is amazing.

Re: Favorite soundtracks for things you've never watched/played

[(Anonymous)]

I've listened to a lot of musical soundtracks for shows I've never actually seen, which is mostly fine - generally enough of the story is communicated in the songs that I can get the gist, or I just like a few of the songs and the story doesn't matter to me.
In the case of 'A Little Night Music' [Sondheim, 1973], though, learning the full details of the plot really rather tainted my enjoyment of the music! I could handle the sexism and the snobbery and self-absorbed characters, but (spoilers for a fifty year old show based on a seventy year old book) that it ends with a woman running off with her stepson, another woman being ecstatic her cheating husband is also possessive (because that means he really loves her~!), and the main character delighted that her ex came crawling back only because his new wife left him!
I still like the songs, but dear god in heaven I want these women to get some fucking self respect!

Re: Favorite soundtracks for things you've never watched/played

[philstar22]

Oh, ew. That sounds awful.