My 5 top tunes for when your Galloping on a Horse!!

1. The Hunt - Final Conflict - Mr G
2. Polowanie - Pan Tadeusz - Kilar
3. The Hunt - Marnie - Herrmann
4. Captain Kronos Vampire Hunter - Johnson#
5. The Buffalo Hunt - Dances With Wolves - Barry

C'mon folks give us your Top 5 for 'Music to Fall off sidewalks to' or 'Best theme to a Dead Parrott'!

Lets have some FUN!!

1. The Hunt - Final Conflict. No doubt.
2. Overture - Much Ado About Nothing. Doyle.
3. Wild Horses - The Cowboys. Williams.
4. Carriage Chase or Morgan's Ride - Cutthroat Island. Debney.
5. Bowen's Ride - Dragonheart. Edelman.

1. Breakfast Machine - Pee-Wee's Big Adventure - Elfman
2. Land of promise - Kilar
3. Killer Storm - The Omen - Mr.G
4. Desert Chase - Raiders of the Lost Ark - some bloke y'never heard of
5. Pruit Igoe - Koyaanisqatsi - Glass

I think that's manic enough!

NP : Louis Armstrong Meets Oscar Peterson 5/5
this is one of those Album's that's just SO Ummmmmm!

Music to choose a score to listen: Criminal Law

Music to remember WHILE listening thes score choosed when hearing Criminal Law (the choosen one in this case was Runaway):
Executive Decision

Next music in a very strange sequence: Extreme Prejudice
And then Firece Creatures.
Ok, now you're ready to listen Sleepy Hollow.

Sweet dreams (are made of this)

It was called:
"Music to **** a turd by"

Okay, I'm done with the toilet humor, but that WAS a real thread.

But I think the most appropriate music here would be that music in BREAKOUT, I think in the Main Title, when you haer the trumpets play some extremely high notes...

JJH, I was thinking of Breakheart Pass for a motif.

...though some people have this strange perception that all Texans ride horses, kill their food, defend their estate from indians, and of course, have saloon brawls over who's momma is the best cook in the county.

Interesting stuff, very interesting...
Jeron, Modern Cowboy

and lately, for every serious question/ post, there are three spammers it seems. and racist spammers, too. it's terrible. I'd post an example, but then, I'd be just as bad as the spammer.

I'm also thinking of the 2nd Brandenburg Concerto of JS Bach's. Rumor has it a trumpeter actually died of a stroke trying to play those notes. For those that have never played a piccolo trumpet, hold your nostrils together and try to blow through them really hard; you're ears explode. that's the closest I can get to describing the feeling of playing one of those.

but I digress....

But anyway:

"Escape from the Tavern"(?) from WILLOW
The Horseman theme from SLEEPY HOLLOW
Track 2 from ARMY OF DARKNESS
THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN-theme, of course, and BONANZA and any other western score...

quote:

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Originally posted by Thor:
If I would ever climb up on a horse, I would use all my time and effort STAYING there.

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Well, then what about: Best music for watching Thor trying to stay on a horse...

• Overture - North by Northwest. Herrmann.
  
• The Hunt - The Lost World. Williams.
  
• Main Title - The Good, The Bad & The Ugly. Morricone.
  

For the original Horse question: Can't understand that I forgot the "Prelude" from Hook! Should be #2 in my list. "Ski Chase" from On Her Majesty's Secret Service would fit really well, too.

Another one - music to play while playing Unreal Tournament: Rambo - First Blood Part II. I even tried if there's a way to substitute the music on the game CD with Goldsmith's tracks, but I couldn't manage to do it.

NP: The Poseidon Adventure (Hmm. The Main Title would be fine for a horse ride, as well)

Here's the music...

1. Despair - The Thing - Morricone

4:58
4:57
4:56
4:55
4:44
etc......No second track methinks....!!!

Hell, I don't know! I'm outta there!

Oh well, how 'bout the finale of John Doe Jersey from Dogma? I'll leave it at that.

Best Music to play during heavy downpour
1. Hummell Gets the Rockets (The Rock)
2. The theme from Crimson Tide
3. Rocket Away (The Rock)

Can't think of any more

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Originally posted by Jeron:
I can't believe [b]Twister or The Man from Snowy River hasn't been mentioned. Those are some AWESOME "horse riding" tunes... not that I ride a horse.

...though some people have this strange perception that all Texans ride horses, kill their food, defend their estate from indians, and of course, have saloon brawls over who's momma is the best cook in the county.

Interesting stuff, very interesting...
Jeron, Modern Cowboy

[This message has been edited by Jeron (edited 02 May 2000).][/B]

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Actually Jeron is right. I was in the military for awhile and when I was stationed in Maryland there several people who thought Texas was a flat, dry, tumbleweed, cactus filled place. They were at a loss to explain why I didn't own a pair of cowboy boots and a cowboy hat. Hell I hate country and western. For horse riding music how bout:

SIR GUY OF GISBORNE AND THE ESCAPE TO SHERWOOD from Kamen's ROBIN HOOD

and several selections from THE WIND AND THE LION

THE SLAYERS ATTACK and RIDE OF THE FIREMARES from KRULL

... mor-tu-o-rum, mor-tu-o-rum ...

quote:

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Originally posted by H Rocco:
Timchanter, you might be frightened to learn that I've memorized and DO sing along with ALL the lyrics for ALL the OMEN scores ...

... mor-tu-o-rum, mor-tu-o-rum ...

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Hey, it never came to my mind to ask here (really, why didn't I?), but what ARE the lyrics? The sound on Final Conflict is too bad to undestand anything.

And I never completely got the "Ave Satani" lyrics...
Sanguis bibimus, corpus reddimus???
(We drink blood, we return the body??)

Sanguis bibimus (misspelled and, hence, mispronounced "bebimus" in the score): "We have drunk the blood"

Corpus edimus: "We have eaten the body"

Tolle corpus: "Raise the body"

Ave: "Hail"

(repeat)

Ave Satani: "Hail Satan"

It makes more sense as music than as poetry.

The text of OMEN II is the same. The text of THE FINAL CONFLICT includes the repetition of "Adversus Christus" (Antichrist), Mortuorum (From Death), and a few other lyrics I've never picked up, frankly, because the album's mix is terrible. Roy Budd conducted a version of the Main Title, and listening to THAT, I finally understood that the word "mortuorum" was being used -- the LP and CD mix are so muddy, I thought they were saying "lorum" (chains).

I can't really say much more than this Marian as I haven't seen the Film for many a year!