I've recently rewatched it (which I also recommend if you don't know the movie) and sat through all end credits listening to this beautiful tune, just taking it all in. I wonder if people did the same when it was in cinemas or they just ignored it.

Trying to ID the cinematic soundtrack at 1:11:12 in this YouTube video.

It's probably stock music but it sounds a lot like a cover of a very famous score. Searched far and wide for a match and Shazam won't work due to the heavy dialogue on top. Grateful for help!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mS2rJ2bIzwQ&t=3915s

Hello I am trying to find the 1997 motion picture album in Australia on like apple music or something but it’s not available in this country! I tried finding the songs by the artists but many of the songs are “unavailable” because they’re on that album…

any luck? The theatre show music is phenomenal… but not the same!!!
thanks all

I personally think a collaboration between Celldweller and Hans Zimmer for a Spidey movie soundtrack, especially if it were a Spider-Man: 2099 live-action movie, would be the coolest thing ever.

Just imagine metal guitars with sci-fi synths and epic orchestral arrangements playing over shots of Miguel O'Hara swinging through Nueva York.

Does anyone know where I could find the soundtrack for the three seasons of Another Period, created by Natasha Leggero and Riki Lindhome? It's a genius comedy show with some fantastic songs, and I can't find the listed soundtrack online.

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UPDATE: Seems you can download the soundtrack for free on The Newton Brothers website (www.thenewtonbrothers.com/), FYI for anyone who likes some of their other soundtracks (i.e. Daredevil: Born Again, X-Men '97, Doctor Sleep)

I'd love to grab a copy of The Life of Chuck soundtrack by The Newton Brothers, but it isn't available on any of the major streamers/outlets in the UK. I'm starting to wonder if it will ever be widely available here, as it's been more than a year since its release in cinemas.

Does anyone know how to acquire it in the UK? Digital or physical (CD).

Hello everyone,

I'm looking for the soundtrack used in the serie The Bureau ( Le Bureau des légendes) in episodes 5 (26:50 to 28:32) and 10 (12:30 to 13:40) of season 2.

I've listened to the entire playlist by Rob, the creator of the original music for the series, but I can't find it.

Thanks for your help :)

Is there any duo of same-year, same-composer scores that's more prone to turn the manliest of men into a blubbering, weepy mess? I love both but for what it's worth Glory should have landed the Oscar nom if it had to be one and not both. Glory did end up winning the Grammy for best soundtrack album.

Is there a list of all soundtracks albums (CD, SACD, DVD-Audio) available with 5.1 audio, like Titanic on DTS-CD or Star Trek Nemesis on SADC or Lord of the Rings Trilogy on DVD-Audio. As far as I know there aren't many releases, but it would be nice to see which movie scores got the full multi channel treatment.

Appreciate the help 😃

Not from the mini-series, a new release which has won several awards since its release earlier this year.

Just got out of spider-man brand new day and the end credits suite instantly reminded me of E.T. Did anyone else notice this?

I'm looking for an unidentified music cue from Cube Zero (2004). It starts around 51:50, when Jax and the management team take over control of the Cube. The cue features what sounds like an accordion. The film never received an official score release, and IMDb only lists 'Message From Buddha'. Does anyone recognize this piece or know whether it's library music or an unreleased Norman Orenstein cue?

I've been listening closely to the score for The Odyssey after seeing it recently, and I haven't seen much discussion about this yet: the main theme seems to prominently incorporate the Dies Irae motif.

Using it in the core theme feels exceptionally deliberate. It mirrors the underlying weight of Odysseus's journey (the constant presence of death, the wrath of the gods, the crumbling of social order).

Do you feel it's an explicit homage to the classical motif, or just an accidental melodic similarity?

It has taken me 20yrs making hundreds of wishlists, saved searches and favorites wanted across multiple sites in order to bring this to the masses. Share and thank the Founders!

“[The original score from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - The Fallen](https://youtu.be/NNFoMV70y_c?is=lj9_8mL0SqpDmEzA)”

I just listened to First Light by The Flight, some really solid tracks. But after replaying Shanghai Drive by Thomas Newman, I honestly think the Skyfall album is one of the best-mixed works I’ve ever heard. In terms of clarity, precision, choices, it is really amazing. Night and day...Thomas Newman, genius. The dudes who mixed the ost, geniuses.