I love this so much. Heard it at a cafe near 110th I think. It just transports me to lovely places, a three-minute mini-adventure. Reminds me so much of Andrew Bird’s Action Adventure which also has the same effect. Looks like it’s part of a soundtrack. Will give the album a listen soon.
Perhaps not as incredibly astounding as this overlay of Spectre1 on the opening credits of the movie but this one of How to Disappear Completely over a few scenes from Lost in Translation just fits somehow.
From the comments: “It was a wise decision to go with Sam Smith’s Writings on the wall. A mediocre movie deserves an equally mediocre theme song. Radiohead’s Spectre is just fantastic.”↩︎
Absolutely majestic. Never fails to get me all fogged up.
This is mad and I love it.
Off the “Drive” soundtrack. Fuckin’ A.
I saw them in Iowa City during the “Mission Creek” festival. I enjoyed tears of joy at their live performance of this song.
Heard this of the “Twilight” soundtrack.
On the soundtrack of the desi version of “Spiderman”
“Sepulchral” is the SAT word that keep popping up in my head as I heard this.
This is probably my favorite piece of music, ever. As of 2024, I probably wouldn’t mind if this were the last thing I listened to before I died.
Absurd and addictive.
Heard this on a Mission: Impossible soundtrack. Badass. The only other BS song your average person is aware of.
Dil Se, written and directed by Mani Ratnam, is one of my all-time favorite movies. I still consider its soundtrack to be A R Rahman’s greatest work. It’s just magnificent stuff. When I was 15, I remember seeing the movie’s trailer and being awestruck by this haunting background song that didn’t m…
by u/skinnybonez32. Here’s the original video. Unbelievable.…
This is absolutely beautiful. I’m happy there’s a way to generate music that sounds like one of my favorite tracks.…
TL;DW? Denzel Washington is Liam Neeson from Taken (with a lot of that movie’s tropes.) Over on Reddit, an essential discussion of who would win a fight. Features my favorite hipster-henchman, Tait Fletcher whom I last saw in The Accountant. Loved the first half of this song:…
Watched with Catherine. Dark, tense, predictable. Uashamed to admit that I thought Logan Marshall-Green was Tom Hardy for the duration of the movie (even after watching “Upgrade” … must’ve been the hair.) Excellent stuff by Lindsey Burdge.…