I’m kind of going to cheat with this one and show you two songs I am the Doctor and Captain Jack’s Theme, but the latter is also from Torchwood so… I’m so not cheating 😛 I can’t put my finger on it, but there’s just something unique about it. I love this music because it’s so different, especially the song I am the Doctor. The music for Doctor Who is written by Murray Gold. Well, you all know how obsessed I am with this show (or at least I hope you do) so I had to put this on the this. It was composed by Henry Gregson-Williams, a relatively unknown composer who also wrote the score for Chicken Run, Shrek and Wolverine. The sequels also have some pretty good music. It has some pretty epic music in the battle scenes (including the song I will show you called The Battle). This film isn’t really that well known for it’s music, but I really like it. The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe The song I will use as an example of this soundtrack is Antrozous: The score was composed by Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard.
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Often overshadowed by its sequel The Dark Knight, this movie has some pretty epic music. The music is written by The Track Team and the example I will show you is The Final Blow. It’s different from most other soundtracks I know of because it mixes both Eastern and Western influences into its music. It may be just a children’s show, but this soundtrack packs a punch. I finally decided on Dream is Collapsing: It was written by Hans Zimmer and I was spoiled for choice when it came to choosing which song I was going to use as an example. This one is a pretty obvious choice, and I don’t think anyone could deny that the soundtrack for this movie is a pretty epic one.
Hopefully, these songs will make any activity feel epic! So, here’s the list of most epic soundtracks, in no particular order, from my music library. You might be wondering why movies like Jaws aren’t on this list, and it’s mainly because they aren’t in my music library.
However, I still have to limit myself to one song for an example. Generally, if one song from the soundtrack is epic, others will be as well. I originally named this post “Top 10 Epic Songs” but there was no way I could pick just one song from each movie/TV show. Watch it above.Hello, all! Another music post, but this time I will show you my top ten epic soundtracks.
The idea was, what if this girl was sitting here by herself, and when the key changes in the song, the sky just went black and these creatures come out from behind and it’s this nightmare she’s running from? It’s this girl in your head, and this is what she’s seeing." Funded largely by collaborator Apple, the whole video took six months to make. "The way Sam Bruno, the vocalist, delivers the song, it feels like she’s afraid of something. It feels almost schizophrenic," Skrillex told Pitchforkon creating the concept for the video with Singer. "The first thing that went through my head when I heard the song is that it starts out kind of pretty, but still dark. In a terrifying sequence, viewers follow her as she navigates through the shifting landscape of carefully choreographed fights and contortionist street dancing courtesy of Brooklyn's Ringmaster Nugget and crew. In case you're not familiar, Singer is also the mastermind behind the videos for the Weeknd's "Can't Feel My Face," "The Hills," and "Tell Your Friends." The "Red Lips" remix video stars Anya Taylor Joy as the protagonist facing an onslaught of otherworldly nightmares and relentless doom. Skrillex taps director Grant Singer, who he previously worked with on the video for "Burial" featuring Pusha T and Yogi. Skrillex is revealing a whole new side to himself in the video for his highly-anticipated remix of GTA's "Red Lips." The celebrated artist and producer has had a few experiences with film in the past, including scoring Spring Breakers and contributing music to the Wreck-It Ralph soundtrack.
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