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Post Posted: Wed Aug 31, 2005 3:33 pm 
 

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Post Posted: Wed Aug 31, 2005 3:50 pm 
 

odin2121 wrote:I would definitely have to agree with the Conan soundtrack.  Basil Pouledoris rocks.  Eerily reminiscent of Carl Orff.  I had a GM while playing Gamma World that insisted on Vangelis and Tangerine dream.  Music certainly enhances game play if used correctly.




   I have to agree on this one, odin2121.  



*Glances up to see both Conan soundtracks high up on his CD tower*



   I don't think the similarity to Carl Orff is an accident.  This movie was made in the years immediately following Excalibur.  The triumphant use of his Fortuna Imperiatrix Mundi (from Carmina Burana) (sp?) created a benchmark in fantasy movie soundtracks, IMHO.



   Ironically, some have ridiculed Pouledoris for a weak Conan soundtrack.  In fact, the reviewer in Jugdes Guild's Dungeoneer magazine really hated it.   :(   (Although his other criticisms were right on the money.)



    I have heard pieces of this great soundtrack used in a number of places since, including sports broadcasts and commercials.



    Back when my ears could stand background music, this was a favorite soundtrack to many a gaming session.   8)


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Post Posted: Wed Aug 31, 2005 4:02 pm 
 

KingOfPain wrote:Could be worse though...it could have been like the Dungeons and Dragons movie.  Neither the movie nor the soundtrack were particularly memorable.  :(




[size=18]*Remembers what he thought when he first heard a Dungeons and Dragons movie (minus Tom Hanks) was going to come out*[/size]



"Well...maybe...."   :?



*Remembers what he said when he discovered that the cast included a Wayans brother*



"Oh, Gott dammit!"   :evil:



*Remembers his three word reveiw upon seeing the movie on cable*



"Yup...As expected."   :roll:



*Attempts to erase his memory.  Fails.  Lives with the pain.*    :cry:


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