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Then you shouldn't be on the road! I've listened to hours of action music in the car and it never leads me to pressing harder on the gas pedal. You are responsible for piloting a 2 ton machine where any type of reckless behavior could cost someone's life. Sorry to say but that's incredibly irresponsible!
Sounds to me like someone needs to get more in touch with their emotions! If you listen to hours of action music without it affecting you in any way I suspect that you are a robot in disguise.
or, Mitt Romney
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HARD to pick one but WOLFEN stands out for its action cues.
the scene on the beach w/Olmos esp.- love those orchestral runs up and down the scales
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"Hard To Starboard" from Titanic
This was one of the cues responsible for my addiction to film music. Hint of the love theme, telephone like panic as they call to the bridge, the horns, the strings, the sounds of the watertight doors, the ambient shock in the aftermath with the strings giving us the groans of the doomed ship. One of the few times I love the "Mickey Mousing". This track still gives me chills.
Absolutely, sir. I think the film (and score)'s popularity has diminished the effect and vocal support of this score and film's impact for some reason...but I agree that this track symbolizes the score's most aggressive and exciting thrills and aspects.
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It has its share of thrilling moments, but to the people who love "Hard To Starboard" so much, have you heard "Al Bathra" from Courage Under Fire? It's like a cheap knockoff of that!
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To Mike Skerritt- just curious i might have missed it in other threads , you have a nice picture of Georges The great, do you love his music?
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What JSW just said above 100%
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To Mike Skerritt- just curious i might have missed it in other threads , you have a nice picture of Georges The great, do you love his music?
Thanks, yes I do.
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Thought I'd throw this one out since he's not really known for them.
Well for me it was the action that Horner wrote that made him my favourite composer!
I disagree that "Riding The Fire Mares" is not an action track - it is absolutely an action track with massive adventure epicness thrown in!!
I do tend to agree about ALIENS - it can be hit and miss for me depending on how I am feeling - I have not played it in a while but do occassionally pick out those big action tracks which are some of his very best!
My favourite action tracks:
BATTLE IN THE MUTARA NEBULA
RIPLEY'S RESCUE
RIDING THE FIRE MARES
ESCAPE FROM THE TAVERN
STEALING THE ENTERPRISE
THE FLYING CIRCUSS
THE TRAIN
WAR
ALL SYSTEMS GO - THE LAUNCH
THE CHASE
FREIGHT TRAIN
to name a few!!!
Glad someone threw The Train in there. I've been hooked on Legend of Zorro for several weeks now.
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Twenty-nine posts and no-one has mentioned 'Ride of the Firemares' from 'Krull' - shocking!
I was thinking the same thing!
The first two that come to mind are:
Riding the Fire Mares
The Chase(From Cocoon, of course!)
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