Flint the Dwarf wrote:requiett wrote:bum wrote:reasonably epic
NO SUCH THING.
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If you're going epic, you go all the way. There's no more "sorta epic" than there is "sorta fucking amazing".
Ok then it's epic, happy?
Flint the Dwarf wrote:requiett wrote:bum wrote:reasonably epic
NO SUCH THING.
x 2
If you're going epic, you go all the way. There's no more "sorta epic" than there is "sorta fucking amazing".
bum wrote:Flint the Dwarf wrote:requiett wrote:bum wrote:reasonably epic
NO SUCH THING.
x 2
If you're going epic, you go all the way. There's no more "sorta epic" than there is "sorta fucking amazing".
Ok then it's epic, happy?
Kita1304 wrote: this is my topic and you shouldn't be cridisizing!
requiett wrote:Shit son, don't make me get my list out...
Verdi's Dies Irae [From the Requiem Mass]
Basil Poledouris - Battle of the Mounds [from Conan: The Barbarian]
Bruce Broughton - Waxing Elizabeth [From Young Sherlock Holmes]
Cliff Eidelman - Overture [From Star Trek VI]
Craig Armstrong - Escape [From Plunkett & Macleane]
Gabriel Yared - The Sacking of Troy [From the discarded Troy soundtrack]
Harry Gregson-Williams - The Battle [From Chronicles of Narnia]
James Horner - Charging Fort Wagner [From Glory]
James Newton Howard - Tarawa [From Snow Falling on Cedars]
Jerry Goldsmith - Arthur's Farewell [From First Knight]
Joel McNeely - The Destruction of Xizor's Palace [Shadows of the Empire, a score for a movie that doesn't exist]
John Frizzell and Randy Edelman - Gods and Generals [self-titled]
Vangelis - The Drums of Gaugamela [From Alexander]
And this is what I presume to be mostly obscure shit that most people don't hear or recognize.
shirochan88 wrote:I"m supprised no one has mentioned
O fortuna- Carl Orff
Flint the Dwarf wrote:If you're going epic, you go all the way. There's no more "sorta epic" than there is "sorta fucking amazing".
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