Ennio Morricone - The Battle Of Algiers OST (1966) - Rue De Peres

[@nataliaspiegel3652]

powerful powerful music for the most revolutionary movie ever made I could listen to it forever

[@TanoBrati]

This movie was freaking brilliant. It filled me with revolutionary fervor.

[@Sorter_123]

Dritan Brati 😅 may i ask where do tou come from ? I hope you are doing great after those 8 years 😃

[@billcarson9402]

Morricone simply was a god among the humans RIP my hero ❤️

[@AnyoneCanSee]

Been listening to his music all day and never realized he was so prolific and brilliant. I have just bought a box set of his music.

[@1969spooge]

His spaghetti Western soundtracks for Sergio Leone are wonderful too.

[@beppecolucci6289]

Morricone è un miracolo ❤️

[@gaetanche]

Full of emotions emerge from this remarkable piece of music.

[@lawlers69]

Very moving Ennio Morricone THE king of soundtracks

[@davidechiappetta]

great movie, I still have the original vhs

[@LePilami]

Magnifique, une Musique splendide, Ennio Morricone Godfather...

[@jcarreon1983jc]

R.I.P. to Ennio Morricone.

[@helgemrklid404]

another great and beautiful theme by the big master himself

[@kolowara1991]

the battle of my country

[@yacineboukhari7950]

تحيا الجزائر

[@NotHomelessAnymore]

@Edhunter665 I think it's because the crescent star is also on the Algerian flag and the image represents the struggle for Algerian sovereignty against French colonisers.

[@hakimnabil5172]

la musique est magique

[@merzakmostefaoui8262]

Repose en paix. Respect

[@femmecorbeau]

après les bombes, la douleur de tous...

[@tristaniife9559]

femmecorbeau oui mais qui a commencé?

[@redone684]

La France en 1830

[@aan3]

Hans Zimmer can't compare to Morricone. Morricone was the original master of the Soundtrack music. All the rest are just catching up to his magnificence.

[@Sorter_123]

Aan B Zimmer is great , but its so true he will always come after Morricone , hands down.

[@FranticAnimations]

@@Sorter_123 Zimmer WAS great. He's been a lazy composer since the late 2000s/2010s.

[@Sorter_123]

@@FranticAnimations imo , i think Morricone is more selective .. there is a huge age differencd between the 2 Morricons born in 1928 Zimmer born in 1957 Besides I don’t think Zimmer is lazy at all .

[@FranticAnimations]

@@Sorter_123 The problem is he relies on his army of ghostwriters to write basic melodies.

[@Sorter_123]

@@FranticAnimations so do you differ that morricone is the best ?

[@Allouachem]

Al majd w kheloud, l chouhada abrar.

[@5735740]

@aan3 im agree... MORRICONE IS THE FATHER, ZIMMER A SON, MORRICONE GOD, ZIMMER AN ANGEL, MORRICONE FROM THE OTHER PLANET, ZIMMER AN HUMAN

[@blablaidontcarewhour]

@aan3 I couldn't agree with you more. People love Zimmer because he just repeats the same thundering, "EPIC" notes over and over again. Don't get me wrong. I love some of his stuff, but I'd much rather listen to this than to "Dream is Collapsing".

[@Sorter_123]

Leonard Moore “ a dream within a dream “ You should check out Morricone’s soundtrack : L’arena 😃👍🏻

[@wadoudaggoun265]

One two three viva l'Algérie

[@thatgreenscorpion8221]

Even the french are revolting against the french now😂

[@urbanbeliever8528]

Very poignant and mournful.

[@colmas]

anyone know what time signature and tempo this is?

[@willyounts3308]

the time sig is 4/4 and the tempo is around 80 bpm i'd guess

[@astrum133]

4/4 and some 3/4 here and there...

[@hakimnabil5172]

les paras sont fatigues et tortionnaires par folie

[@klausbarbie4056]

:(

[@gilleslat]

on ne fait pas d omelette sans casser les oeufs....

[@dominiquehakim3654]

moriconne et pontecorvo ont sauvés le film la bataille des terroristes

[@LazouniMohamed-gs1qg]

La bataille ďalger et vive ľalgerie.