Hans Zimmer's Epic Interstellar Soundtrack: Mountains, Tick-Tock & No Time for Caution Suite

#HansZimmer #SpaceMusic #CinematicMusic
Immerse yourself in the captivating universe of Hans Zimmer's Interstellar soundtrack with this mesmerizing compilation of "Mountains," "Tick-Tock," and "No Time for Caution" suites. 🌌 Let the powerful melodies and emotional depth take you on a journey through the stars and beyond.
🎶 Composed by the legendary Hans Zimmer, the Interstellar soundtrack has become synonymous with epic cinematic moments and profound storytelling. "Mountains" evokes a sense of awe as you explore the towering peaks of otherworldly landscapes. "Tick-Tock" propels you forward with its rhythmic urgency, symbolizing the passage of time in the vastness of space. And "No Time for Caution" ignites a rush of adrenaline, perfectly capturing the daring spirit of space exploration.
🌟 Whether you're a fan of the film, an admirer of Hans Zimmer's masterful compositions, or simply seeking an auditory adventure, this suite is sure to leave an indelible mark on your senses. Close your eyes, open your mind, and let the music of Interstellar transport you to a realm of imagination and emotion.
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T🎬 Video Credits:
Music composed by Hans Zimmer
Footage from Interstellar (Paramount Pictures)
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[@klaudiakulik6981]

"In Interstellar on the water planet, the soundtrack in the background has a prominent ticking noise. These ticks happen every 1.25 seconds. Each tick you hear is a whole day passing on Earth." Hans, you are a genius!

[@zzrider7828]

wow thats amazing

[@breakingthephysics]

Thats why everyone gets old when go home

[@griffithdidnothingwong4608]

Too tired for maths dude srry

[@sachinchaudhary2359]

Can't listen clearly in b/w mountains video

[@trietnguyen9975]

How do you get that

[@caeloneira]

It's genius. How the orchestra leaves and comes, back and forth, like waves.

[@keo5253]

no, it's necessary.

[@PaulMayeul]

please guys stopp calling everything genius ...

[@bobbycrofts9241]

@@PaulMayeul no, and why dont you take that happy little opinion of yours and burn it

[@paulpaturel3982]

@@bobbycrofts9241 loser

[@dust1077]

@@paulpaturel3982 poop

[@ethanmitchell7479]

The only way my headphones pass the “Worthy to buy” test is through this soundtrack................

[@H1storyRemembers]

My $25 dollar headphones & my $0.01 headphones were worthy. Because I’m listening to this song. Honestly though, great strategy & joke.

[@Hightower2804TP]

@@PendKrMustar beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro 250 Ohm 😉

[@assarstromblad3280]

@@PendKrMustar M50 X's here, this sounds amazing on those

[@rajasarkar2145]

Exactly same here with me🤗

[@robedfan]

I am literally testing it now on my boAt airpods to check the quality!

[@ricoflamma5430]

Hans Zimmer has to be the Mozart of our age, we’re probably going through a modern renaissance, and won’t even realize it until future generations claim it and begin writing it down in text books.

[@soapparentlyyoucanchangeyo1449]

Hakuna Matata i think its much better than mozart..

[@DivineEternalOne]

Don't forget Jerry Goldsmith and John Williams.

[@sheikhmasudrana2429]

Indeed

[@tod4y]

Maybe even textbooks...

[@TheGooseman14]

SirLollipop "Justin Bieber" are you stuck in 2010 dude

[@jesthomas2199]

"Those aren't MP3s.........they are WAVs"

[@arshtone7036]

Underrated

[@Nemenis]

where da “Stolen” comments at

[@jesthomas2199]

@@Nemenis sue me!

[@jesthomas2199]

@@Nemenis cry in a corner mate.

[@Nemenis]

Jes Thomas woah calm down

[@JuxtapositionRed]

I don't care what people say, this is the greatest movie ever made

[@kristiantudino9419]

It is

[@override367]

the love thing was dumb, but everything else was so good

[@beneyweneys]

Comes really close, but I think the father of all sci-fi, the big daddy, the myth, the legend, 2001 A Space Odyssey, does beat it to be if not the best scifi movie of all time, the best movie of all time. Just my opinion

[@JuxtapositionRed]

@@beneyweneys I've heard great things about that movie, but I've never watched it... I probably should 😏

[@beneyweneys]

@@JuxtapositionRed TONS of references to 2001 in Interstellar. It remains the gold standard to all other space exploration movies are judged. It’s great. A little boring on the first viewing I must admit (the story leaves quite a bit to be desired), but conceptually, ultimately, it is a masterpiece.

[@Hardkane1]

I almost never cry watching movies but when he looked at the passenger seat of his car, for the last time under the blanket, and that there was not his daughter, before to fly away, he cried.. and i cried too..

[@lt.dolphin1012]

Hardkane1 i got feelings but i didnt cry...i did on the inside, but its just REALLY hard to show my emotions externally

[@lt.dolphin1012]

Hardkane1 never mind i cried when murph died

[@soapparentlyyoucanchangeyo1449]

Me too, there were multiple moments in this movie i cried watching

[@KUnitlol]

what about at the end when his daughter is 100 and he says how did u know i'd come back. And she says because my Dad Promised me. Boom. that's hits hard that!

[@chrisisnowliftingstuff3248]

Ok.. let's all just calm down... 😁

[@FernandesRafael1]

Name a better duo than Nolan & Zimmer. i'll wait.

[@coldwaterjpl7916]

Pinky and brain?

[@ukatofarticus9046]

my ears and this music

[@PsychicThursday]

@@younessaitaissa4716 Me and your dad.

[@younessaitaissa4716]

@@PsychicThursday why not me and you ? ( if you're a girl of course)

[@thanoskrystall1883]

hitler and stalin

[@samratlaskar7562]

My dream is to attend live show of Hans Zimmer... He is Genius

[@ToastyFresh1]

Kinda a shit dream considering you can go to his live shows at any time

[@mayhembunz8888]

@@ToastyFresh1 damn who shit in your cereal?

[@ToastyFresh1]

@@mayhembunz8888 Hans Zimmer did

[@mayhembunz8888]

@@ToastyFresh1 lucky

[@Koorime18]

DO IT! I went a few year ago, and man! What a feeling! Omg, do it!

[@indrajitpaul5328]

It's not a music it's the movie itself. As the story moves forward so does the music. It's just telling a story musically.

[@thecamilocho4946]

:'D

[@Sam7my1ed]

I have seen videos made by fans using the Docking Scene Song for instance, in different movies like Gravity, Sully, etc...and in all of them, the music made look all those movies great! It looks like is not, but it is LOL

[@randomperson8658]

Like waves..

[@evilchamps7514]

Wow you just convinced me with something doesnt even makes sense .

[@Deus_wukong1468]

“Music is like a conversation, one note is a question the next is an answer.”

[@RolveStudios]

Every tick is a day passed by on earth,

[@SharkyKSP]

The creator of roblox arsenal watched this legendary movie nice!

[@sawbaw3640]

it's reality now years feels like months and days feels like seconds

[@notalizard1946]

Didn't expect to see you guys here.

[@SharkyKSP]

@@notalizard1946 Same, Rolve is the creator of a popular roblox game btw.

[@DC-zh5qs]

17 hours precisely

[@ravioliperson4836]

"As days pass I wonder where the time went and and where we are going, aimlessly wandering through life with no answers to the one question we all ask, where did the time go."

[@leonvandevenne5165]

that's some deep shit bro

[@ravioliguy7113]

when did I write this oh yeah 6 months ago where did the time go

[@simon8679]

time is a illusion

[@ravioliguy7113]

@@simon8679 Got that godamn right

[@koflynn2159]

@@simon8679 Time doesn't exist if the past cannot be obtained and the future cannot be ascertained. There is no time other than the present as neither exists anymore.

[@fabiospasiano9885]

I even searched the inside of the black hole... And I still can’t find the brain of the person who decided that interstellar didn’t deserve an Oscar.

[@YourCreepyUncle.]

Well, it didn't deserve on Oscar, except for Hans Zimmer, who basically carries the entire movie.

[@johnparker6130]

@@YourCreepyUncle. this is so untrue the movie was amazing the plot was amazing and the ghost really being the dad so Hans summer was like icing on the cake

[@protagonist1930]

@@YourCreepyUncle. watch the movie 3 times more putting your ass on a black hole

[@storms9023]

@@YourCreepyUncle. You obviously didn't understand the movie.

[@ErikNS-vr8np]

@@YourCreepyUncle. It did deserve Oscar.

[@Fealorin]

Having a research paper due at midnight, and it's already 9PM. Not one page has yet been written. This song is on loop in the back ground.

[@social_redd_]

You probably finished it early with this sound track

[@chacecrowell]

Next paper move a little further from your black hole and you'll have more time

[@chaoticboi2257]

Cough cough (procrastinating)

[@ohmyfaceify]

you turn this song on loop at 9pm that night and then finish your paper at 6pm that night.

[@F0XX7]

Cmon TARS!

[@luiscarlostabian2192]

My doctors said I have 9 minutes and 12 seconds left to live, I listened to this and outlived everyone

[@Luca_Talis]

But you missed a second

[@bugzybrown08]

But you missed a second

[@rickpin_0612]

lol

[@skeletorlikespotatoes7846]

Every day on earth Is million years where I come from

[@UniqueornBacon]

Yeah that time dilation'll get ya.

[@kelvinvalani1669]

those aren't mountains........they're waves

[@carlmarc3877]

Right

[@vaduzm5208]

yea !!

[@samuellml8617]

True

[@jabeuur]

They're not waves its a water ball

[@KurumbuPoonai]

Get back ur ass now

[@Celestial_Wing]

When I become an old man I just know my grandkids are going to be learning about brilliance of Hans Zimmer's work in school.

[@explosionbruh1875]

dont worry. Few years later WILL BE kids learning about Hans Zimmer

[@chickenbonelives]

Kids stopped learning in school 70 years ago.

[@rachelb8471]

Don't worry I got to do a presentation on Hans Zimmer in music last year, pretty sure they already are!

[@bobbyboooc7009]

Then you can show them your comment as proof that you listened to hans zimmer.

[@axewpew7439]

@@chickenbonelives And I blame the stupid old teaching system

[@federicodelgado1772]

You can notice the waves in the music. That big walls of sound that appear and disappear are representing the gigantic waves that the scene is showing. Just amazing!

[@Avvisoful]

When mountains has this massive drop, tears always shoot to my eyes and I got goosebumps all over my body. It's crazy. The whole score is a masterpiece

[@patriciadingee1025]

Mine too!!!!!!

[@alanfran]

Its the opossite of a drop. Its a wave. A massive wave of sound.

[@rey_nemaattori]

First time I went to world of Hans Zimmer, I practically sobbed all the way through it. Been an avid listener of his music since Gladiator came out, but hearing it live, played by an orchestra is as if I've been deaf my whole life, as if a blind man sees 4K for the first time. I was blown away in awe, suddenly the music becomes spatial, tangible alive, as if it had _soul_ of its own. I don't think I'll experience that ever again...

[@Yeah_You_Thought]

I am right there with you. I always cry watching the movie 🎬 and the music just tightens my chest and just hits so different emotionally

[@rajasarkar2145]

Same here..

[@mohammadbhuj37]

“Cooper, there’s no point in using your fuel to-“ “Analyze the Endurance’s spin!” “Cooper, what are you doing?” “Docking.” “Endurance’s rotation is 67, 68 RPM.” “Ok, get ready to match our spin with the retro thrusters.” It’s not possible!” “No, it’s necessary.” “Endurance is hitting Stratosphere!” “She’s got no heat shield.” “CASE, you ready?” “Ready.” “Cooper, this is no time for caution.” “CASE, if I black out, you take the stick.” “TARS, get ready to engage the docking mechanism.” “Endurance is starting to heat.” “20 feet out.” “I need three degrees starboard, Cooper.” “10 feet out.” “Cooper, we are... LINED UP!” “Initiating spin!” “Come on, TARS!” “Come on, TARS!” “We are locked, Cooper!” “Locked! Easing up!” “Easy... easy...” “Retro thrusters!” “Main engines on!” “Pushing out of orbit. Come on, baby.”

[@johnnymaublanc9746]

"It’s not possible!” Bad AI

[@kaikarisjonas]

This is not the docking scene though...

[@inamdarsaquib9528]

@@kaikarisjonas last is

[@pilotavery]

the look of horror on her face because she thought that it was impossible and she was going to die but she couldn't say anything because that was the last chance so it's not like she had any argument. It was either that or die anyway. And then when she became conscious again, her face was not horror, but sheer awe in the feat that he had just pulled off while she couldn't stay conscious. It's funny, I'm surprised she even asked "manually?" When planning for the gargantua gravity assist. I thought she would comment something like "I know better than to question your piloting skills"

[@pilotavery]

@@johnnymaublanc9746 well most people would have said it's not possible. In the original script, you could just start to see some plasma forming and the red-hot glow from reentry. And what was happening was, the wind buffeting was warping the docking port back and forth and tars was trying to time it correctly to get it to slide in and he missed it and got an imperfect lock and had to do it again a couple times until he managed to get a lock. to be fair, most people would have said this was impossible as well, and tarz had experience that would have told him that it was impossible, or not something that a human had the skill to do, or that it was so improbable that because of his 90% honesty setting, he didn't say that it was extremely unlikely and he didn't believe that Cooper was skilled enough to pull it off, but instead just shortened it to it's impossible.

[@pablocarreravazquez911]

when I saw this movie in the cinema with my mother when I was 13 years old I liked it a lot and I understood it, but I was more scared than I had ever been watching a horror movie, years later I have seen it again because I had a bad memory of it and I have realized that what scared me was the vastness of space and the fact of the loneliness of humans, this movie and soundtrack is a work of art.

[@colleennewholy9026]

And just how expansive time truly is. Nothing, not even stars. Can withstand it's passage

[@Tibb91]

Every tick is 24 hours on Earth.. I was blown away!

[@kelanakelana7998]

Admit it, you read it from another comment didnt ya?

[@kharkovluzhin8333]

@@kelanakelana7998 how bout this, every tick is at the same speed of a ticking clock

[@hamzaalzubaidi6487]

1 hour in that planet equals 7 years on earth bro

[@Jay-qb9gi]

bruh detector he read it lol.

[@ravioliperson4836]

144 days and 8 hours

[@Plamkton]

53 minutes have passed since interstellers release. Not my original comment, just some insight.

[@madphantom3298]

Holy shit

[@sankarshanhaldar1546]

What? Please enlighten me .

[@caolan3202]

@@sankarshanhaldar1546 1 hour = 7 years in the movie interstellar was released in 2014 can't remember the exact date but 53 mins seems accurate

[@caolan3202]

@@sankarshanhaldar1546 which means that 53 mins is like 6 years and 8 months give or take a month in the movie

[@madphantom3298]

@@sankarshanhaldar1546 Every tick is 1.25s, representing a day on earth.

[@iloveplasticbottles]

Almost 10 years after it was released and it's still being talked about. That is a sign of a classic.

[@a10d77]

Hans Zimmer is a phenomenon. I feel sorry for who can't feel the beauty of Hans Zimmer's music, i mean you would never find anyone that knows one of Hans Zimmer tracks and hasn't enjoy it, well i feel sorry for who can't enjoy this piece of art. Hans thank you for making my day better, my life better, You are genius!

[@khoata9338]

All my friends even dont know who is Hans Zimmer. So sad

[@tuananhoinh6561]

Khoa Tạ bạn bè tui còn k bít đạo diễn là ai nữa là, chỉ bít tới cái tên phim chứ chưa chắc đã xem :))

[@khoata9338]

@@tuananhoinh6561 ko riêng gì phim này mà tất cả những phim Hans Zimmer soạn nhạc đều rất hay. toàn kiểu phim 9, nhạc 10 mà chả thấy ai để ý tới nhạc. 😂

[@analyt1cal600]

100th like lesgoo

[@mohameddghim5032]

Yep

[@bentekkersss2639]

Absolutely criminal of KZbin to play ads during this 🤦‍♂️

[@jonahhhhhhh]

Go to the very end and replay it. Or just buy KZbin premium.

[@gunatitmehta7692]

or adblock lmfao

[@winds1010]

Adblock

[@naughtiusmaximus]

*laughs in Vanced*

[@alvarosolorzano5405]

@@naughtiusmaximus *cries in iPhone user*

[@Im2Artsy]

Dude this soundtrack is literally fucking insane, how one can not listen to this without fallling into a trance is beyond me. Absolutely amazing soundtrack

[@Bradikan]

7:00 that pipe organ tho

[@지구과학-i9u]

Hi

[@bgandrreviews8184]

Hi

[@alandeng027]

Hi

[@lukemayer8608]

Hi

[@van__933]

Hi

[@deynarenae127]

The interstellar soundtrack always makes me feel emotional

[@dutchvanderlinde4722]

me too and i am rarely emotional. hanz zimmmer is a genius

[@danielsA113]

​@@dutchvanderlinde4722 is true

[@vipuldesai9043]

Music that brings a sense of fear, longing & nostalgia; as well as, hope for a brighter future!

[@koflynn2159]

Exactly what Interstellar was.

[@RajKumar-zb4sz]

Zimmer should play this live.... and should give a midfinger to academy...

[@maidros85]

Actually, his concert is up on Netflix now. You should see it. The "Mountains" part is not there, but "No Time For Caution" is.

[@ahmedsalama-vv2ki]

Who cares about the academy?

[@cl13amongus]

he performed in vienna, austria a few years back

[@getgsrinivas]

Check his Prague live concert

[@yupsty]

Every hour on Miller is about 7 years on Earth. There are 3,600 seconds in an hour (and 86,400 seconds in a day x 365.25 days in a year x 7 years on Earth per hour on Miller, or roughly 221,000,000 seconds in 7 years). This gives us a conversion factor of 221,000,000/3,600 ≈ 61,400 seconds which pass on Earth for every second spent on Miller. Multiply this by the interval between each tick, and you get 77,000 Earth seconds, about 21 hours. So, each tick you hear is a whole day passing on Earth.”

[@SolemnVisitor]

2:44 gives me goosebumps. That scene where he saw the huge wave coming fits literally perfect with this

[@SK-qc2hb]

I saw this when I was in my fourth grade. 2014 . now I am into theoretical physics gr, quantum physics and string theory. thank you Hans zimmer 😄😊

[@kharkovluzhin8333]

Wait does that mean you're 9th grade by now ?

[@SK-qc2hb]

yeah

[@SK-qc2hb]

I'm hoping I can get into some good place where I can explore the cosmos

[@rascallygoose4926]

How’s the progress?

[@SK-qc2hb]

It is good, working on f(R) gravity!

[@Jack-kf1tn]

i love the addition of the faint bass in the background as soon as the waves appear because it gives that feeling of something giant and scary towering over you

[@sethmebust2530]

I literally get the chills every time I hear this and “stay” by Hans

[@depagogd1426]

dOnT lET HIm Go MUrPh!!! cOme On, makE hiM sTay!!!

[@shaileshubhrani8175]

I hear it daily while jogging* ,when the music starts after tick tok I start running fastwr

[@H1storyRemembers]

Bruh you just ran 6ft in one second in your perspective, but you ran 2.7 Zillion times around earth in 62 years.

[@Techfieldspaceguy]

while imagining getting chased by a giant wave..u will run faster

[@igordodt3025]

This song immediately came to my head, while i was watching the Falcon 9 launching.

[@viddykhaos2896]

Yeah it started right as it launched at T-0 sec. and the song No Time for Caution came up in my head as it was docking to ISS

[@SpecialEDy]

This is a parody of the Interstellar Docking scene and the Falcon 9 that landed after it ran out of hydraulic fluid and the grid fins got jammed hard over. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJbaqqmHetamiZY

[@גבריאלפאלקאו]

They should've played "No Time for Caution" during the docking procedure to the ISS.

[@13film55]

And when I landing on moon in SFS

[@UNSCPILOT]

@@SpecialEDy I wouldn't consider that parody, that Booster had failing control systems and still managed to soft land in the water, it's more of a tribute

[@randomperson8658]

I like how the music and the ticks build up. *Like waves..*

[@laserpoint3741]

Little Lemon actually, the ticks happen every second which is a day on earth

[@randomperson8658]

@@laserpoint3741 1.25 seconds* it's really cool :D

[@laserpoint3741]

Little Lemon yea.

[@davidsirmons]

Chills. Thank you, God, for letting me live in the time of Hans Zimmer.

[@omnimode4804]

this is my go to music when i am doing deep work. every tick is 1 task done

[@devkabra992]

The wave scene still gives me chills, thanks to Zimmer's genius score and Nolan's imagination.

[@SuperRajat1984]

When i first saw it in 2014, after coming out of the movie hall i was frantically desperate for the music album. The background score of Interstellar. Hearing it consistently till today. Imagine the impact.

[@talhadayo140]

The transition between both these tracks is unbelievable. Doesn’t feel like they are two separate tracks💯. Hats off to the editor.

[@davidanthony7113]

Me when i heard the first tic toc *"THIS SOUNDTRACK IS LEGENDARY"*

[@slimdunkin2827]

I seen this movie in theatres when I was a teen, didn’t quite understand it then. But watching it now when I’m 21, I understand it more. And the music will always be a masterpiece 💯

[@ghost_72]

Ur ig acc

[@bestdonki932]

Watch this movie when you get older. You will understand things differently

[@jermaenjoyer]

I haven’t even seen this movie yet but have become fascinated by it already simply because of this scene with this soundtrack. The ticking every 1.25 seconds indicating 1 full day passing by on Earth is honestly terrifying to me. Whole 24 hours, brushed off to just ticks every 1.25 seconds. People growing, learning, achieving things, every 1.25 seconds.

[@trial1684]

It's not possible. No, it's necessary. Declaring this as the greatest movie is necessity in today's world.

[@geodude3630]

I feel so small when I listen to the soundtrack. I just start thinking about how big the universe is

[@liciniusscapula7696]

Very, VERY vast. And it is our destiny to conquer it.

[@fabio5286]

@@liciniusscapula7696 its takes millions of years just to go to the nearest galaxies

[@liciniusscapula7696]

​@@fabio5286 And? We have trillions of years to spare. Time isn't an issue, just technology.

[@fabio5286]

@@liciniusscapula7696 the universe is expanding at some point leaving our local group is almost impossible, plus we would probally be like ants, if you see their colonies, they reproduce so fast that their colonies becomes basically other species, imagine that effect for a tripulation that is travelling for trillions of years

[@liciniusscapula7696]

@@fabio5286 Like I said, trillions of years to spare, we're fine. Adaptations and evolutions that develop during colonization is totally cool as well.

[@soalex9405]

Everytime i listen to this, i feel like i've entered a different dimension, these soundtracks, always touch my soul, this is just perfection, we already know but, it seems right to say: INTERSTELLAR is cinema PERFECTION, and even the word "PERFECTION" doesn't do it justice. I wish i could go back in time and watch it for the first time again

[@jorgerp86ify]

I remember the moment I saw this film for the first time in an iMax cinema. The sheer awe of the waves aligned to this beauty of a soundtrack had me glued to my seat.

[@chrisisnowliftingstuff3248]

His was the trajectory of all great explorers. Never enough time to put in towards your loved ones because that precious time must be used for discovery. It's a sacrifice for mankind.

[@marcomonterrosa2333]

C M rt

[@benevomklo1509]

Hans Zimmer ist ein Genie !

[@Ο_Θετικός]

@AmirDeGamer8 Unglaublich...ich grafe mich was er in seinem herz hatte als er dieses epos schrieb

[@christiansteward4327]

Even those of us who don't speak German know exactly what you're talking about!

[@no_eggroll_4u]

@@christiansteward4327 got that right

[@paridhiandmananchannel3017]

Not a single day when I have not talked about Interstellar movie. I wish I could turn back time and watch this movie in the cinema

[@thomasanderson5929]

Play this in your car if you've got a strong subwoofer. It feels as good as it sounds.

[@RabiidBlood]

2:43 is synced so perfectly when he notices the giant wave behind them. Gave me chills with this music.

[@sreenivaspt513]

For kids Marshmellow and Biber For men Alan walker For legends Hans Zimmer.

[@rajasarkar2145]

Don't know abt Legends But I like the frecuency of sound of Hz

[@MauricioLSB]

for gods Hans Zimmer

[@llamalloyd3196]

i highly disagree that u used alan walker as an example to what "men" listen to

[@himanshu7103]

for Gods Beethoven

[@masdi1609]

For gods c418

[@mhm4400]

Is that only me or anyone else have this feeling when i listen to this I feel like flying in the galaxy in fast speed and my hall body shaking I can't even describe it right But it is unique feeling

[@ceoofsololeveling45]

Cherish that feeling

[@connortoenail]

For me it's a sense of sadness. The universe is so big yet we can't explore it all. I would love to see interstellar travel or colonizations on different planets but I dont think it will happen in my lifetime.

[@that_one_helljumper]

No movie has or will ever be on a level of interstellar. The soundtrack fits the scenes of the movie perfectly, making the cgi of the blackhole and wormhole for the movie actually lead to some real discoveries, the movie isn’t over hyped but isn’t boring whatsoever, and has one of the most interesting plots for a movie of all time. There’s many great movies other than Interstellar but this is certainly up there around the top movies of all time

[@aryajoshi1914]

After listening to this masterpiece, I reckon that the current pandemic is nothing in front of the vastness and loneliness of the Interstellar space and that the current situation is nothing but a similar tic which we are hearing here. This means it will be gone and we won't even realise it going on seeing through the perspective of Miller's Planet. Let's hope for the best guys..

[@leonidaspapanikolaou5487]

One of the most beautiful soundtracks that i have ever heard... My funeral music.

[@randomayaya]

I feel so sad.... For deaf people...

[@pigeonmesh8498]

Azer Waiser Beethoven made most his music as a deaf person

[@JackBlack-fi9gc]

Bigger_Pog that doesn’t mean he could hear his own music

[@pigeonmesh8498]

Jack Black I mean he made his music by feeling the vibration of the sounds that he made, why can’t other people do that? There’s a lot that would be missing tho

[@JackBlack-fi9gc]

Bigger_Pog Yeah you could feel the vibration of the music and it would still work but deaf people can’t experience the music like we do.

[@haidengeary8277]

@@pigeonmesh8498 No, he did not make "most his music as a deaf person". Do some actual research.

[@ethangoesvroom]

I get chills every time. God I love this film.

[@Abood99222]

Interstellar is my #1 movie of all time

[@SK-qc2hb]

this is the most epic music ever..... it captures the fact that time is just slipping away and also that humans, with time are exploring the world 😊

[@rodrigoalvarezmorales4808]

Imposible no llorar, imposible no romperse, emocionarse, admirarse, anonadarse, imposible no sorprenderse ante tan maravillosa creación humana. Interestellar no sólo es una película es una estructura del ingenio del hombre por lo desconocido, por la trascendencia y el amor que abarca todo incluso el tiempo. La mejor película que he visto en toda mi vida. ❤️"Tic tac..."

[@kriskisses]

I wish this version was on spotify...the tie in is lovely.

[@trapavellimarsh5093]

The legend amongst us we call Hans Zimmer... this will immortalise you... this will reverberate through time the same way it sends shock waves through my body. Thankyou

[@eduardocostadasilva3593]

My God this sounds so perfect, that i can't believe on it. It's really fucking magic

[@A7mby]

Walked an hour to this. Such a vibe❤

[@vickybrick]

I started watching Interstellar because I love Hans Zimmer's music. 30 minutes left to watch the rest of movie and one month left to my 15th birthday, and I really felt that. There're lot of feelings and thoughts about "ultimate" one.

[@Irondragon1945]

Wish you a great 16th birthday man :)

[@vickybrick]

@@Irondragon1945 thanks) And by the way, I'm sixteen already nowadays.

[@DaryLDarkO3998]

I’ve listened to this masterpiece at least once per day for the past 5 years. This music is etched in my DNA. In my mind it is the sound of humanity triumphing against all odds. Words don’t do it justice

[@juventus_____]

Same

[@dieserscherzkeks]

It's rare to have a musical genius as gifted as Hans Zimmer. He definitely deserves a place among the greatest componists of all time.

[@TheVinipuhas]

He has it. Also he has his student's like : junkie xl and so on.

[@aloneSurvivour94]

05:55 to 06:45, damn the bgm is too good and wanna listen in loop...

[@ishanshandilya1876]

Same!! ✨✨

[@matthewschemers]

Probably the greatest track ever written

[@nileshshinde16]

Am I the only one who is getting goosebumps whenever the sound is increasing? ❤

[@SGTPaul-0891]

It's been over six years since Interstellar was released, and I still listen to this piece numerous times a week. It's just... perfect.

[@erchrisdel]

It's not music, it's something else, it's so synced with story, what a masterpiece

[@pinevoid]

omg....Mountains and No Time for Caution are so well merged!!! I love it so much!!!! I must listen to this everyday

[@ns6322]

Это самый лучший фильм когда либо снятых. Я хочу пересмотреть его миллион раз и не устану. И музыка здесь идеальная. Hans спасибо тебе , ты Гений!!!

[@jonny_s0288]

There needs to be a disclaimer for people with heart issues, cause this is too breathtaking

[@dognut-lover976]

What an absolute play on emotions when u just listening, but when u watching this masterpiece movie and this music is playing then its just insane emotion feeling.

[@giogiacalone1492]

Hans Zimmer is one of the few people in this world that can actually hear music. His work is absolutely brilliant

[@Thrawn23.]

Everybody can hear music

[@Lucario-ct9ln]

@@Thrawn23. how about deaf people

[@ShabazKhan202]

The ticking sound is there to give you an hint about how fast is time passing on Earth. Every tick is a day passed on earth (1.2 seconds).

[@walterwhite4699]

yes

[@luckyizzac]

1 second on millers planet (according to the math) is 17 hours on earth

[@batoobdx]

This music gave me goosebumps, it made my hands sweat profusely, I got tears in my eyes, my throat hurt, my breathing synced with the music, my heart beat accelerated, going faster and faster. At some point, I thought I was going to cry. This is why Hans Zimmer has to be considered as the new Mozart of our generation, he makes it so you don't listen to his music, you *feel* it, it goes through your entire body, it wakes up your deepest emotions and makes them rise up with the score. This is a pure miracle.

[@ameer2942]

56 dr manns disliked

[@zebyrdd3407]

Oh no, so many clones and sond and grandsons of him. 😯😞

[@elvirahancockk]

hahahahhahaha

[@zaryabbaloch5266]

Hahahahhahaha

[@pranavpratheep3948]

Lol 😅

[@ceo_google]

@@zebyrdd3407 you mean he survived?,lol no ,he shouldn't

[@Xiaojiantou]

Listening to this while I was high...almost went into a coma.

[@elijahsingh1352]

LMAO I needa try this shit

[@koushikkay9431]

Fear paralysis

[@viddykhaos2896]

That must have been an out of the world experience...

[@interdimensionalcat]

try watching the whole movie high. ()_()

[@plaguerat7015]

Don’t do drugs

[@Sizzi87]

Best soundtrack I ever heard in my whole life!!!!

[@MinouLyra]

N E V E R T R U S T T H E M O U N T A I N S

[@lt.dolphin1012]

Really cant love this movie enough

[@elapachehunt1846]

The movie "Interstellar" released in November 7, 2014. From then till now, only 48 minutes and 57 seconds have passed on the Miller's planet.

[@d7whatever]

This song feels like the weight of the world.

[@ayhankasm1813]

The clock ticking sound was made for a reason.music starts straight after cooger says every hour is 7 years at home.it makes you feel like it is a countdown.best way to thril

[@minigaminghere6634]

every time i hear this my heart stops and i can’t breathe. Ive never had a more impactful song in my life

[@user-ji9wi5rc1rhwhwwjwuwiwi]

mans inside a game

[@kissds5444]

THIS is art

[@sago3882]

no puedo explicar con palabras, lo mucho que significa esto para mi. Hans ha hecho un trabajo maravilloso al transcribir una emoción de Soledad y de inmensidad en una partitura que puede ser tanto caótica y perturbadora, como hermosa y sublime, esto al mismo tiempo.

[@Riordian]

I'am crying...this soundtrack and the story that is told by it is just too strong..Love to the incredible team behind the the entire movie 🔥❤

[@ImagineXAdventures]

hans zimmer is a musical god. :o

[@Vitaosx]

One of the best films of the 21st century

[@naki5302]

The soundtrack is Brilliant i like the detail of a clock ticking in the background adds a a very haunting feeling of how the time passes