Lionheart Suite - Jerry Goldsmith

[@RJ986S]

One of my favorite JG scores. The creativity on display here is absolutely unbelievable. Theme after theme after theme. All unique. All satisfying. Enough themes here for half a dozen films. Landmark masterpiece score. And a master class in how to write music for film.

[@ModularMoog]

Movies that would've been forgotten hadn't Jerry scored them. There will never be another one like him.

[@iceomistar4302]

Hopefully someone does spring up one day with his skill one day again.

[@kadencairo5084]

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[@taylorlandon2264]

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[@carmelolevi7417]

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[@kadencairo5084]

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[@isaacs.3330]

Jerry the best composer always !!!

[@zerokomma]

Masterpiece!

[@pl134061]

Me encanta esta banda sonora de Jerry Goldsmith!!!

[@iceomistar4302]

Jerry Goldsmith is my favourite film composer next to John Williams.

[@domingopenaloza]

Mine is James Horner.

[@TB1M1]

Thing I like about JG scores is that they grow on you, don't get it first time but then layers unfold with each listen!

[@iceomistar4302]

I agree, when I first heard his theme from Star Trek TMP I thought it was okay but on repeat listens over the last few years I've come to realise just how wonderful it is.

[@TB1M1]

9:15 there is a video of JG conducting this passage in Budapest on youtube.

[@Maggie22002]

TB1M1 Right, The Lake

[@Maggie22002]

6:02- The Wrong Flag

[@cemsengul16]

Where is the part where Lionheart fights the Scotsman? I really liked the instrumental that plays in that scene.

[@henningbackhaus6268]

Lionheart wasn't that mediocre. It's been forgotten, but it's actually pretty good.

[@JoseLuis-nv4nl]

Yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes

[@MortenJohnsenSolberg]

Is this taken from the regular, or the expanded edition?