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Favorite Movie Theme's Made Into Trance Songs (pg. 2)
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TwoPlow
I like Glad I Ate Her quite a bit. Managed to pick up the vinyl release of it. An Ending (Ascent) (Leama & Moor Remix) is another good one. The Original was produced/composed by Brian Eno for use in a film about the apollo missions. He arranged the soundtrack for it, and composed a great many of, if not all the songs.
Torley Wong
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Originally posted by Neuro'99
hehe, props to Tiesto (something u won't hear often on these boards ;)) for introducing me to "Glad I Ate her". Thanks Torley, predicatably your contribution to these hallowed boards knows no bounds ;) I need to see "The Last Samurai" sometime. I'm such a lurker here lol, I should post more!! nevermind, I will get custom status some day lol! Let this cinematic thread prosper!

Cheers,

Mark


Indeed, Mark. *camera pans up, zooms out at a dramatic angle, orchestral film cue begins to swoon -- and then a bass drum kicks in!*

And you are most graciously welcome. :D
ASOT100
was Requiem For A Drem (Leama Dream Mix) related to the movie? I couldn't find any correlation between any of the songs in the movie and that awesome track
idoru
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Originally posted by sandstorm03
is that a fact?


Geert Huinik (sp) originally composed the tune itself, and has said openly that copying the Terminator theme was completely unintentional. Even so, it's only a three-note pattern.
idoru
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Originally posted by ASOT100
was Requiem For A Drem (Leama Dream Mix) related to the movie? I couldn't find any correlation between any of the songs in the movie and that awesome track


Same here, I don't recall it being in there at all.
Neuro'99
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Originally posted by Torley Wong
Indeed, Mark. *camera pans up, zooms out at a dramatic angle, orchestral film cue begins to swoon -- and then a bass drum kicks in!*

And you are most graciously welcome. :D


lol, cheers man, your replies are well-thought out and cheery :) sorry to kiss-ass lol. anyways, god bless the bass drum! let it may lead to a bassline that is sexy and melodic! Good night guys!

Mark
Torley Wong
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Originally posted by ASOT100
was Requiem For A Drem (Leama Dream Mix) related to the movie? I couldn't find any correlation between any of the songs in the movie and that awesome track


Not that I know -- seems that the track title is inspired but there's little or no melodic correlation between that, and Clint Mansell's dramatic "three-note psychostroke". Maybe meant as an alternate soundtrack for parts of the movie? ;)

http://www.progressive-sounds.com/r...for-a-dream.asp

Doesn't seem to mention any connection either, i.e. use of sampling. Interestingly enough, we know that Paul Oakenfold included this Leama track on his Great Wall, and he also remixed the original RFaD theme, one variation "Lux Aeterna", as "Zoo York".
Torley Wong
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Originally posted by Neuro'99
lol, cheers man, your replies are well-thought out and cheery :) sorry to kiss-ass lol. anyways, god bless the bass drum! let it may lead to a bassline that is sexy and melodic! Good night guys!

Mark


:haha:
Torley Wong
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Originally posted by idoru
Geert Huinik (sp) originally composed the tune itself, and has said openly that copying the Terminator theme was completely unintentional. Even so, it's only a three-note pattern.


That's interesting. I didn't know that.

And of course, The Terminator itself was "inspired" by Harlan Ellison's story, Demon With A Glass Hand. Connections make the world go 'round.
orbsplateau
ummm... since no-one's brought it up:

Leftfield's Shallow Grave

It's not a remix but it was one of the most amazing tunes I'd heard at the time.

dj_lane
Hybrid - Finished Symphony (its in SSX1 not from a movie, but....I STILL LIKE IT OKAY?!?!?!?!)
isoterra
I liked 'Glad I Ate Her' but much preffered Paris & Sharp's 'Aphrodite', which is based on the same piece of music, really deep, dark & beautiful :) ..added alot more to it than GIAH did too.
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