i love him

It's crazy to me that Jericho was an after the fact soundtrack. It is one of my all time favorite action soundtrack of all time. Can't tell you how many times listened through it. It absolutely nailed it for the games tone.

Wow.. John Powell is such a psychologically stable guy, no muscle has moved on his face throughout the whole interview

too many genius in the same room

I was lucky enough to spend a short period of school with Henry when he left Eton. Amazing talent. Ask him to play anything and then he was away on a piano or keyboard. My friends and I thought he was a legend….and clearly he was.

I love that you got to interview him, he’s one of my top 20 favorite composers

Amazing Score!!

Traga mais conteúdo como este, por favor 🙏

Tony was one of the most talented people in his business I only worked with him two times but he gave me enough insight into who this man was. I wasn’t gonna write anything until I started reminiscing over the time we had together for Pleasure but I saw this man work and work hard just to get everything right was his goal and I believe he achieved it. Thank you for letting me post.

This is what makes KZbin my favorite source of media, when it goes right. This kinda of content would never be popular enough to be on TV or Netflix, but seeing the reality of the process is so beneficial for inspiration. Thank you to everyone involved in making this available for free.

49:57 that's actually how it goes

To Jeff Rona: the "paper and pencil" composers-if they are strong-will STAY IN HISTORY. You make money, that's all. And, just remember: "Space Odyssey" had as composers Richard Strauss (they did not have to pay there) and the STOLEN music by LIGETI (a "paper and pencil" composer who won the Grawemeyer award). Nobody will remember your music because...you are NOT a composer, just a music editor.

Thank you for sharing this genius' craft!

Great analysis. Tx 👏👏👏

oh my god is this the sloth dance from ice age?

Never a video of him speaking. Always audio behind a still.

I truly think Greame’s work on the timesplitters series is severely under appreciated.

34:38 noooo 😢

YES!!! great share and interview . . .

@ 1:40:00 (ish..) Marco Beltrami didn’t write Dewey’s theme, it’s reused from Hans Zimmers ‘Broken Arrow’ score.

Where was this at?

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Thanks for posting this, the Sam Larusso theme has really grown on me. Wish there were more Cobra Kai musical journey features like this. 🐍

Mr. Burwell, your songs ""Back to the interstate Mr. Stone" and "The Search" are two of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard. Thank you for sharing them with us!!!

7:54 do these guns have infinite ammo? 😅

one of the greats!

there need to be those tiktoks for the buck bumble theme song. easily the most 90s video game song of all time

I was at this show 👍

He’s a genius.

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I love youuu I also love your show and movie Steven universe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:D

Wow❤

DIANE...YOU ARE BY FAR ONE OF THE MOST SPECIAL MUSES OF MY HEART!!! 😇🥰

Legend!

A western movie with trains and Depp?! What's not to love?

Ayy Just Cause soundtrack hehe

Oh the scream from broken arrow thats the howie scream.

Loved the dose of optimism at the end. Thank you for these consistently quality interviews.

Grant talks so fast that I had to play the video at 0.75 speed to understand him lol

Great interview!

In the bustling city of Los Angeles, a talented artist and composer by the name of Alibi Music was making waves in the music industry. With a unique blend of classical and electronic elements, Alibi Music's compositions were captivating audiences across the globe. One of their most haunting and intriguing pieces was a song titled "Cause Of Action. " The composer behind "Cause Of Action" was none other than Darius Holbert, a master of creating tense and mesmerizing music. The song had a BPM of 110, setting a steady pace that kept listeners on the edge of their seats. As the piano and synth wove together in a mesmerizing dance, the mood of the piece shifted between haunting and mysterious, creating a sense of intrigue that lingered long after the final note had faded away. "Cause Of Action" was a versatile piece of music, suitable for a wide range of uses. It was perfect for business presentations, adding a touch of suspense to corporate events. Its tense and pulsing rhythm made it ideal for fashion shows, setting a dramatic backdrop for runway models to strut their stuff. For entrepreneurs seeking inspiration, the mysterious and intriguing melodies of the song provided the perfect soundtrack to fuel their creativity. Interior designers also found "Cause Of Action" to be a valuable asset, using its haunting tones to create a sense of depth and complexity in their projects. Travel agencies incorporated the song into their advertisements, drawing viewers in with its enigmatic allure. Even industrial firms found a use for the music, setting it to video montages of their latest construction projects to give them a sense of grandeur and importance. But perhaps the most striking use of "Cause Of Action" was in the world of politics. The song's eerie and mysterious undertones made it the perfect accompaniment to political campaigns and documentaries, adding a layer of complexity to the narratives being told. It was also used in internet videos and satirical performances, where its enigmatic mood added a touch of whimsy to the proceedings. As Alibi Music's reputation continued to grow, so did the reach of "Cause Of Action." It became a staple in the worlds of finance and corporate culture, its tense and mysterious melodies underscoring important meetings and presentations. It was even used in family gatherings and holiday celebrations, creating a sense of mystery and romance that enchanted audiences of all ages. With each new use of the song, Alibi Music's popularity soared to new heights. Fans marveled at the composer's ability to evoke such a wide range of emotions with their music, and critics lauded the innovative blend of classical and electronic elements that made their compositions so unique. As the winter of 2015 gave way to spring, "Cause Of Action" continued to echo through the halls of businesses, fashion shows, and political campaigns around the world. Its haunting and mysterious melodies served as a reminder of the power of music to captivate and inspire, proving that Alibi Music was a force to be reckoned with in the music industry. And with Darius Holbert at the helm, there was no telling what heights they would reach next.

Suprisingly open and honest haha

The man is a genius!

I love this guy so much.

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I thought it was a pretty damn good film. filmed in new mexico.

Her work on Star Trek is absurd.

This is an amazing movie no matter what somebody says

Oh yes, I mean I have a Prophet VS, Microwave XT, MKS-80 Super Jupiter with the programmer, Emax and an Oberheim Xpander, You can make infinite variations of industrial music with that . The trick is doing it in a very specific time frame..

I absolutely loved this movie & I'm a huge Lone Ranger's fan. This movie had everything I could ask for & great actors who were committed to their performances. Music score & action was off the chart. They don't make spectacular movies like this anymore. Movies today awful.