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Modern, has to be Whispering A Prayer by Steve Vai.
Classical, Rachmaninoff's 3rd.
I like a lot of instrumentals from many genres, probably too many to list... |
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"Sexy and soxy... those wold be my other number ones  "
Yeah Affro ,,,it's frick'in impossible to pick just one....
Right now I’m totally enraptured with the melodic wordless singing on Ennio Morricone's theme from “Once upon a time in the West” which leaves me breathless every-time I listen to it….
awesome it is...….
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By *phroditeWoman
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"Sexy and soxy... those wold be my other number ones
Yeah Affro ,,,it's frick'in impossible to pick just one....
Right now I’m totally enraptured with the melodic wordless singing on Ennio Morricone's theme from “Once upon a time in the West” which leaves me breathless every-time I listen to it….
awesome it is...….
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I love that one, too. Then again I love the theme to Schindler's list (violin version) |
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"Sexy and soxy... those wold be my other number ones
Yeah Affro ,,,it's frick'in impossible to pick just one....
Right now I’m totally enraptured with the melodic wordless singing on Ennio Morricone's theme from “Once upon a time in the West” which leaves me breathless every-time I listen to it….
awesome it is...….
I love that one, too. Then again I love the theme to Schindler's list (violin version) "
Its quite ironic films with such horrific subject matter can be associated with such beautiful sound-tracks…….
The theme from Black Hawk Down Featuring Denez Prigent & Lisa Gerrard is stunning…
As is John Williams “Hymn for the fallen” in "Saving Private Ryan"
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"Pachelbel's Canon in D
Yes love this!
OP I have so many, I am not sure I could choose just one!"
You should come see one of my bands, we do a rock version of the Canon, always goes down well, even with the non-muso's |
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"Sexy and soxy... those wold be my other number ones
Yeah Affro ,,,it's frick'in impossible to pick just one....
Right now I’m totally enraptured with the melodic wordless singing on Ennio Morricone's theme from “Once upon a time in the West” which leaves me breathless every-time I listen to it….
awesome it is...….
I love that one, too. Then again I love the theme to Schindler's list (violin version) "
That is a haunting piece of music |
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Grow Your Own by the Small Faces always makes my toes tap, but Green Onions was a great call by somebody earlier too.
Ooh, just thought of another, Bert's Apple Crumble by the Quik. |
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"Lord of the rings music especially the dramatic scenes. No idea name of it or who wrote it."
Howard Shore, dude. Love his stuff from LOTR. Clint Mansell, James Horner, Hans Zimmer are bloody awesome, too |
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Lark Ascending - Vaughan Williams
Various pieces from the Gladiator soundtrack.
The Ecstasy Of Gold - Ennio Morricone
Various Western film themes: Once Upon A Time In The West, Lonesome Dove, Dances With Wolves etc. R
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the Andrew Loog Oldham Orchestral version of the rolling stones song "the last time".
it sounds nothing like the rolling stones song it's based around (probably a good thing, not my fav rolling stones song!) definitely a great instrumental version though. |
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Adagio for Strings by Samuel Barber, and the versions by William Orbit, Ferry Corsten and Tiesto.
Equinoxe Part 5, Jean Michel Jarre
Magnetic Fields 2, Jean Michel Jarre
Souvenir of China, Jean Michel Jarre
Equinoxe Part 4, Jean Michel Jarre
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Julian Lloyd-Webber whom I believe did the theme music for the South Bank Show is pretty good too 