As great as I know the game's soundtrack will be, I can and will 100% listen to the movie soundtracks while I play. Mainly homecoming's for it's easily my favorite, but the Rami trilogy scores won't be forgotten, even TAS 1 & 2's aren't being left out.
Edit: I'm just sharing something I'm excited to do when the game comes out.
I studied modern music to a masters level and have began to produce music independently over the last few years. After trying out various styles I find myself drawn to more ambient and experimental music heavily inspired by Akira Yamaoka, Boards of Canada and others. A few times I have signed up for projects with local film and game makers but each time the project has fallen through in some way or another.
Does anyone have any advice on getting my work heard by the right people?
Random bike noise and more stuff here https://soundcloud.com/thewhytewolf/bike-noise-test
http://www.reddit.com/r/interstellar/comments/2pzefd/interstellars_soundtrack_singlehandedly_defines/
Don't get me wrong, there are absolutely magnificent performances and monologues from impeccable actors and actresses but a vast majority of the difference between real life and entertainment is the ability to move you with music
https://youtu.be/FxgjZwTse48
We are compiling a master list of LTM's top album picks for types of album! We're now moving on to Soundtracks / Film Scores from any decade.
All you have to do is reply to this with your top (up to) 15 soundtracks / film scores and list them in no particular order. All replies will be collected and counted, an album getting 1 point for each time it shows up in someone's list.
Each week we will sticky a new voting thread for a new decade and genre. After a week has elapsed (or sooner if the topic dies quickly), the thread will be closed and a new one put in its place.
The goal is to compile a master list when we're all done, and then we can discuss an album at a time in the Album Discussion Club.
So, what are your top (up to) 15 soundtracks / film scores? Make sure to list both artist and album title.
#If your vote reply is too short and is caught by the Automod, don't worry! I'll see it and approve it.
And just a note of encouragement: go with your heart, not your head. Don't pick something just because it's highly regarded and sure to make the final list. Go with what you really like, even if it's obscure or unpopular.
[The Master list] (https://rateyourmusic.com/list/Zhanteimi/album-discussion-club/)
You hear about it once in a while, but I've yet to see any concrete evidence that it's a real piece of music. There are purported track lists online, but titles like "Crying Song" and "Dramatic Theme" sound like they've been made up. There are even a few recordings that people try to pass off as the real thing, but it's obviously just some shitty low-fi acoustic garbage with some imitation hard rock and avant garde mixed in. Definitely not Pink Floyd.
So that begs the question, what was Pink Floyd doing in early 1969? My hypothesis is that they were conducting experiments into necromancy in order to resurrect Roger Waters' father. Due to the stigma against that kind of thing, the band created advertisements for a fictional album that was never released.
Thoughts?
