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This is the main masterpiece from music minimalism that will stand the test of time.

best bond song is Snake Eater. Enough said.

I always believed that the Radiohead song, perfect for the end when the credits roll in a James Bond movie, would be "There There."

This still makes me angry.

I stopped going to movies ages ago mostly because of shitty comic book hero action crap. the worst bond is this new guy that looks like Putin. I think "The Movies" were trying to soften the blow for when the damned old tramp gave the USA to Putin for Malania's wedding gift. england should stay out of other countries affairs. dump bibi and the tramp for world peace!

Thanks God they reject it.. Thats so Un-Bond.. Thats "RADIOHEAD" signature music, Gloomy and depressing, its absolutely would makes mr.Bond seems so weak and Creep!

As criminal as it was to discard this song, it would have been equally as horrendous to waste this fantastic song on such a mediocre movie that Spectre was.

Who cares? Bunch of noyz...

Imaging gettting Radioheads full artistic attention then choosing Sam Fucking Smith.

its dreadful and dreary, no wonder they rejected it.

Underrated piece of music in the dead marshes with that menacing violin and the whispers behind it and then the forbidden pool with this combination of relaxing but otherwordly/sad/dark feeling. I think these themes that appear only once and are usually overlooked but give the darkest moments in the films are brilliant.

How do you write the perfect Bond theme? Well firstly you steal it from a truly baffling song about an unlucky sneeze. Fail.

Sorry, not Bond, only the original Tune by Barry works!!!!!!

This is such a well produced video, I've rewatched it several times now

people talk about Up as the most emotional few minutes ever put to screen from Pixar, and it might be. but damn, dude, when I think about this 3 minute flashback, it brings me to my knees.

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I don't know I like John Barry's incidental music that the orchestra played behind the action not some stupid inspid piece of pop writen for a pop star to further promote their careers. I knew I liked Mr Barry's writing when I was 6 watching my 1st Bond film in 1966. It's interesting that you mention the ∆-9 chord because all the harmonies that belong to that nondiatonic mode from every degree is a fundamental basis for modern Jazz Harmony From Wayne Shorter early 60s to Kenny Wheeler and well all of us

Does anyone else get shakespearian vibes From prisoner's music

When I saw an AMV with that song that featured a cat and her owner, of which it screened at a convention, it made me shed tears that I was trying to fight back because I had lost my cat to death years ago and I didn't want other people to see me shed tears. I voted for the video, and to my bittersweet joy, it won.

Such a beautiful film.

Haunting is a good description of this song, it's tortured, it's painful.

Stravinsky did defy racist laws in South Africa (playing for a black audience) and insisted on playing for humans. He was probably racist around writing petroychka but by the 1960s he seemed to have changed for the better

And Sam Smith… wow he’s head turner now ain’t he…🤦🏻‍♂️

I prefer this one than the one from Sam Smith's

Please do more of these!!!

I'm in love with your voice.

It should be noted that the idea of the string cluster in the background seems to have been inspired by Scott Walker's "It's Raining Today", which is very similar.

Analyze the first couple Batman’s and MIB and Black Adam

Bravo. I couldn't agree more. Thank you.

I always liked the prisoner of Azkaban above all other movies just because of its music being perfectly melodious to the given scene.

I am someone who discovered "modern classical music" through hearing Pierrot Luniare by Schönberg and I can "sing" some of the songs too! I also enjoy Berio, Harrison Birtwhistle and our local university when I was growing up had a Contemporary Music Festival every year so I heard a lot of music. I also love, it was a later love, minimalism, playing over and over again a recording of "It's Gonna Rain" by Reich, plus the operas of Glass and John Adams. Reich is interested in rhythm and Schönberg was interested in Harmony Both interesting but different.

Yes. The answer to the ending of Inception lies in the score.

why did i tear up while watching this

The first song from them that I ever felt consumed by.

Great video about great music!

You forgot to mention that Kubrick distorted Avventures, without Ligeti's consent, who sued (successfully, by all accounts, and probably was given a hefty sum) but there didn't seem to be any bad blood, as Ligeti's music was used also in Eyes Wide Shut much later.

5:50 our childhood

8:22 Young ravel so cuuuuuuuute 😭🥺💖

"Genius" is too weak of a word to describe Shore's process, vision, and execution on this soundtrack.

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I feel like butterflies and hurricanes by Muse would have been an excellent bond theme

Who knew music was so complicated 😂

This video is beautifully put together.

great stuff

This channel should be funded by governments

Honestly, I think it's good. But I'll take Ah Ha ANY day over the new stuff.

Okay, I'm crying.

“Those Lotr movies sucked” (Howard Shore kicks down door. His knife gleaming)

My least favourites are the last three as I can't even remember them and Quantum of Solace as it's just bloody awful.