“River Waltz (Piano Solo)”
Alexandre Desplat, Lang Lang piano soloist
The Painted Veil soundtrack
“Leaving England”
John Murphy
28 Weeks Later soundtrack
i’d almost forgotten how great this soundtrack is to work to.
“Yumeji’s Theme”
Michael Galasso
In the Mood for Love soundtrack
“Sergio Leone Suite/Ecstasy of Gold from The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly”
Yo-Yo Ma
Yo-Yo Ma Plays Ennio Morricone
the fact that this even exists blows my mind.
“The Good, The Bad and The Ugly - Theme”/”Il Buono, Il Brutto, Il Cattivo: Titoli Di Testa”
Ennio Morricone
Un’ Ora Con Ennio Morricone
because AMC’s having a Clint Eastwood Spaghetti Western marathon right now and Eastwood as the Man With No Name will forever be cool.
“Rage and Serenity”
Henry Jackman
X-Men: First Class soundtrack
been enjoying the soundtrack. it’s a solid though not particularly memorable score that exudes a tinge of Inception (which makes sense, as Jackman was the programmer on TDK…the Zimmer must of rubbed off somehow).
“Like a Dog Chasing Cars”
Hans Zimmer
The Dark Knight soundtrack
been listening to the Inception soundtrack a lot lately and decided to visit some ~vintage~ Zimmer/Nolan in the form of The Dark Knight ost.
“Time”
Hans Zimmer
Inception soundtrack
this track.
“Dream Within A Dream”
Hans Zimmer
Inception soundtrack
it really is a gorgeous score, albeit a bit reminiscent of The Dark Knight.
i’ve long been a fan of Hans Zimmer and his performance at the Inception premiere (streamed on Ustream) was nothing short of aurally awesome (electric cello and guitar, oh my!). like a lot of people, i’m excited to see the film, but now i also can’t wait to get the soundtrack. hell, if the rest of the score sounds as good as what was performed, then it’s certain to be a glorious listen.
“Selbourne Wood”
Adrian Johnston
Becoming Jane soundtrack
“Camel Race”
Jerry Goldsmith
The Mummy soundtrack
