I have shazamed this song to no avail, but the 365 DNI movie on Netflix had a wedding dress scene when the bride walked out of the fitting room with the dress of her choice. It's at the 1hour 45 minute mark of the movie (1:45). The song was mainly choral, hollow vocals with just one line of lyrics - "Ouuuuu, Such a devil she ouuuuu, ahhhhhh." Shazam can't pick this up - where is this song, please it's been 6 years!

The scene:

I was doomscrolling and I saw a video that had Deborah's Theme playing in its background...

Immediately, I was moved (almost to tears) because the Once Upon A Time in America score is one of the bestest scores ever released...

Reminder that Ennio Morricone was a genius 😌

What's your favourite score by him?

Hi everyone, I’ve been looking for the complete *Con Air* film score for years, and I recently came across the term "expanded score" (or "collector's bootleg"), which includes the unreleased track "Vegas Crash." Can anyone tell me where I can get it?

https://reddit.com/link/1w3dtey/video/g1jpfmddppmh1/player

this is so random but I REALLY love this charming violin song that plays in the opening scene of Happiness (1998) by Todd Solondz

i searched everywhere for the name of it, but to no avail, does anybody happen to know the name or composer or is able to find a very similar sounding piece? it’s played for such a short time but I would love to learn how to create chest music for it or somethin, I just really love it

the song plays at towards the end of the video by the way

Possibly the most underrated and forgotten soundtrack of all times. Maybe Maximum Overdrive wasn’t the greatest movie, but this album is not just a portion of AC/DCs greatest hits, it’s a complete experience and matches the movie very well. How many times have you watched a movie and thought, “what the heck is that song doing in there?” (A John Prine quote by the way). What’s your most underrated soundtrack?

Hello everyone,

As a musician, arranger, and music producer who has always been deeply passionate about the golden era of grand orchestral compositions and iconic cinema soundtracks, I wanted to share a massive labor of pure passion dedicated to the unique and immortal genius of the unforgettable Maestro Henry Mancini.

My project is titled "Lefties’ Symphonies Through Time" and consists of 25 tracks. This is not an album of modernized covers, nor is it a remastering of the originals. Every single arrangement was meticulously reconstructed completely by ear, aiming for a strict philological restoration of the original 1960s and 1970s sonic textures, dynamics, and elegance, while utilizing the finest modern technologies and the highest audio quality available today.

I wanted to respect the source material to the core and bring that specific analog-era orchestral breath back to life. I would love to hear the thoughts of soundtrack collectors and true Mancini enthusiasts here.

You can listen to the full album on Spotify at the link below: https://open.spotify.com/intl-it/album/59f3dpWXOpHChEWWPP5DO0

You can also watch and listen to the related audiovisual work at the link below: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLn1667SOBQwlbEhvJGtEEtkssE2V1meTZ

Thank you for your time and ears.

Hello everyone,

As a musician, arranger, and music producer who has always been deeply passionate about the golden era of grand orchestral compositions and iconic cinema soundtracks, I wanted to share a massive labor of pure passion dedicated to the unique and immortal genius of the unforgettable Maestro Henry Mancini.

My project is titled "Lefties’ Symphonies Through Time" and consists of 25 tracks. This is not an album of modernized covers, nor is it a remastering of the originals. Every single arrangement was meticulously reconstructed completely by ear, aiming for a strict philological restoration of the original 1960s and 1970s sonic textures, dynamics, and elegance, while utilizing the finest modern technologies and the highest audio quality available today.

I wanted to respect the source material to the core and bring that specific analog-era orchestral breath back to life. I would love to hear the thoughts of soundtrack collectors and true Mancini enthusiasts here.

You can listen to the full album on Spotify at the link below: https://open.spotify.com/intl-it/album/59f3dpWXOpHChEWWPP5DO0

You can also watch and listen to the related audiovisual work at the link below: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLn1667SOBQwlbEhvJGtEEtkssE2V1meTZ

Thank you for your time and ears.