Conan the Barbarian - 21 - The Kitchen/The Orgy

[@jermainemoore37]

Basil said that he got this particular song from his daughter playing this tune on her flute while he was trying come up with sounds for the soundtrack. He was a pure genuis man. This soundtrack is the GOAT!

[@al307antony2]

The palace melody is the reverse trumpet tone he was talking about in the behind the scenes segment. Where his daughter played the recurring melody with said trumpet countering in certain rifts

[@jcgtwo]

Been sampling b.p for years..."fertility scene "

[@SonOvLaw]

Hope she got a royalty

[@thealaskan1635]

I thought it was funny, after he finished that piece he played it to her and asked her what she thought of it. She told him he didn't get it right!

[@Jooj_Designer]

Or he listened to Jupiter by Holts

[@AliIKarimi]

I love this scene. You have to imagine Conan, who has lived his whole life as a slave then as a gladiator. Treated like an animal: fighting, killing and breeding for an unknown master. Finally he wins his freedom and decides to take his revenge on the people who robbed him of his family, his youth, and his humanity. Yet he is killed before he can even fight Thulsa Doom, he speaks to him for a few minutes before being discarded, crucified on the tree of woe. He comes back from the afterlife, sneaks through hell, the bowels of Doom's sanctum and then sees "paradise", a place and life he has never even dreamed of. To see the orgy, to see Thulsa's inner sanctum is to take a glimpse into the world Conan never knew could be possible; a place of comfort and debauchery, a place without constant pain and suffering. To confront Thulsa here then is not simply to exact revenge, it is to fight the very God that has cursed Conan to a life of restless misery. It is appropriate that the music moves from a chorus chanting Hephaestus to a heavenly melody referencing Holt's Jupiter. This orgy is a glimpse of the cruelty and arrogance of the Gods, and of men like Thulsa Doom. Conan pauses for a moment, then destroys paradise.

[@aledelu]

Magnificent

[@marcosmota1094]

Looking forward to seeing it again. I've loved this pieces movements since I was a kid.

[@paulatreides4274]

Only through trial by fire can you solve the riddle of steel. Conan's woes are Croms rights of passage.

[@dalime605]

That's deep haven't thought of it that way

[@gerreramboer7022]

Know this is paradise

[@northernstar4811]

This movie is still way better than most modern day movies.

[@SpaceMarine113]

the atmosphere of the movie is so thick you can feel it. Modern movies feel vain and empty, they lack any atmosphere.

[@sci24iori13]

True facts

[@darkmattergamesofficial]

@@SpaceMarine113 Very true

[@lucisferre6361]

That is also accurate for preceding movies and will remain true into the foreseeable (and likely unforeseeable) future of cinema. Especially with the insanely overpriced dross that is currently punishing humanity. And the score is quite well put together and has a poignancy to it that is Tailor made for the scenes & events that occur.

[@NahualliUoxtitla]

People sneer when I tell them this is one of my favorites just because it has "Ahh-nold" in it, but it really does hold up very well against contemporary flicks.

[@tonyworkman3000]

the older you get the more you appreciate greatness. i took for granted this beautiful music at one point and realized about 10 years ago how powerful it is

[@daltexmex]

Same buddy

[@anferFFmax]

Well said!

[@palsyr4307]

Yes.

[@TheIrishRushin]

The music is what got me when I was a kid. It tells a story on its own. I didn't have more than maybe 30 video tapes so I watched this alot. The boobies didn't play a big part at all.

[@tibiritabara6784]

i was 5 or 6 when i saw this movie on brazilian television. the next day my mother went to the city and when she came back she had a plastic sword. it was a surprise.

[@rachard]

LOL

[@namelessjedi2242]

Cool mother!

[@Alysa-Aiday]

@@namelessjedi2242: I need a Mommy like that. 😢

[@topy706]

greetings from germany. i have a brazilian half brother in brazil. i have to show him conan

[@LucidLegend1984]

Noice

[@norrifjarran9122]

When you party so hard you turn into a snake.

[@k.t.786]

Ahahahahahahahhahaha 🤣🤣🤣

[@erikgruber9736]

Lol

[@k.t.786]

@@erikgruber9736 It's funny cause it's true 🤣

[@friendlyrusset]

lool

[@blackmamba4682]

They said I could be anything I wanted ... so I became a snake.

[@ColonelMarcellus]

R.I.P Basil Poledouris ... may technology keep your music available. R.I.P Mako ... your unique voice and mannerisms will never be replaced.

[@Hufflepuff19-v2v]

Well said. Well said, indeed.

[@jmart38]

🙏🏻

[@brooklynboogie1405]

RIP James Earl Jones

[@ColonelMarcellus]

@@brooklynboogie1405 Amen

[@BrianMax]

This scene was so well constructed. Wonderfully planned, choreographed, cast, shot and scored. The Anvil of Crom reprise, where Conan dumps the soup pot, Rexor and Thorgrim appear and Rexor utters: "You"...

[@raynekraven]

this movie is simply epic! it is a shame that the ''gore and violence'' were toned down for the 2nd movie. as for the remake, its a good movie, but isnt a conan per se

[@GDEE6]

+Rayne Kraven I await "The Legend of Conan." That should be great!

[@raynekraven]

so do I. any ideas on when it will be released?

[@GDEE6]

Rayne Kraven Sorry for the late reply. Not to sure man. Everytime I check up on it. Whether it's imdb or the Web. All I can find is it still being in the development stage. Little news has been released about Conan.

[@85Funkadelic]

They way hes says "you" then war painted Conan posing is so epic I still get chills! That stripe across the eyes makes him look so cool! Then the look over his shoulder after Valaria dies contrasting the whites of his eyes with the black stripe...perfect!

[@raynekraven]

Alum dare id Hephaestus, id ire fundi (Give food to Hephaestus, Go deep to him) Fati virum, omni brachium (To the oracle responsible of everything) Pulchris profundis infernarum servi fati (To the beautiful deep hell of the servants of doom) Impoteo Infernarum (Stinking Hell) Pulchris infernarum profundis (To the beautiful deep hell) Impoteo, impoteo fati (Stinking, Stinking doom) Impoteo Infernarum (Stinking hell) Alum dare, dolere, id Hephaestus, id ire (Give food, suffer, go to him, to Hephaestus) Pro profundis fati (Through the deep doom) Pro pulchris infernarum profundis (Through the beautiful deep hell) Pro pulchris omni fati brachium (Through the beautiful hell responsible of all doom) Pulchris profundis infernarum servi fati (Beautiful deep hell of servants of doom) Profundis, profundis fati (To the deep, deep doom) Alum dare, dolere, id Hephaestus, id ire (Give food, suffer, go to him, to Hephaestus) Pro profundis fati. (Through the deep doom)

[@BrianMax]

Thank you! I've wondered about the words for 35 years.

[@raynekraven]

you're welcome :)

[@Pomponiox1]

THank you very very much

[@raynekraven]

well you're very very welcome :)

[@Pomponiox1]

You know, if you are going to have some ominous woo woo chorus you just have to use Latin...you have a child possessed...throw some Latin at it "vade retro satan"...you are dying of typhus...tell salieri to write down "dies irae...dies irae...vucri flamis" etc., etc....you are hairy potty waving your magic wand at ralph fiennes...try some pseudo latin to carry out the incantation..."uglius erradicus!"....LOL...I guess only Rylehian is close "cthulhu f'tghan! arf! arf! arf!"...where and why did you come accross these verses???...maybe it is best if mortals did not know...

[@blockmasterscott]

My favorite part is when Subatai taps the cook on his shoulder and slits his throat. The music building up to that point was ingenious. Basil Poledouris was a god.

[@rivco5008]

The composer Basil Pouledoris was one of a kind. RIP...

[@nagone11]

Of the most underrated in the 20th century.

[@radagest1]

So this is paradise...

[@LOQUITAA2]

love that line

[@lyleplummerjr.3163]

+shawna jones So this is paradise...

[@Awes0m3n3s5]

Arnold's eyes light up when he peers over the wall xD

[@motorsV12]

"Arnold's thoughts when he arrived in America "

[@benb3316]

Was going to post this, but good thing I checked!

[@RebeccaETripp]

That waltz taking up a third of the piece is beyond exquisite to my ears!

[@MashMashMusic]

+RebeccaETripp Listen to "The Planets" by Gustav Holst, "Jupiter". It's even in the same key.

[@RebeccaETripp]

MashMashMusic I've got that entire suite memorized. ;)

[@MashMashMusic]

RebeccaETripp Very well! :)

[@kanasas2]

imagine being a kid in the hood riding around blasting this music....ooooohhhh the strange looks i would get lol

[@chrisgill261]

Vader turns into a dang snake!

[@Slackrates]

Plays in my head whenever I try to cook anything. Don't draw any conclusions, LOL.

[@54blewis]

Except of course when l’m bbq ribs!😗

[@RogueBoyScout]

I'll think I will have the vegetarian dish st your restaurant, no offence

[@alexisyusti1639]

Anyone up for fried finger tips? Finger liking good!

[@bellicose4653]

For me it only plays when I cook people. I don't know what your problem is

[@Buzz_Kill71]

Anything requires a 6-foot wooden spoon for me....🤣🤣

[@ToolaRoola]

Basil Poledouris is a real TITAN!

[@dusk6159]

Most definitely, an all-time work.

[@felixalexisortizlagos6904]

He is Crom

[@Wrath0fKhan]

Alum dare id Hephaestus, id ire fundi Fati virum, omni brachium Pulchris profundis infernarum servi fati Impoteo Infernarum Pulchris infernarum profundis Impoteo, impoteo fati Impoteo Infernarum Alum dare, dolere, id Hephaestus, id ire Pro profundis fati Pro pulchris infernarum profundis Pro pulchris omni fati brachium Pulchris profundis infernarum servi fati Profundis, profundis fati Alum dare, dolere, id Hephaestus, id ire Pro profundis fati.

[@5TailFox]

You, Sir, are a genius...

[@nexusreplicant143]

Great job Sir! Thank you so much!

[@anngeddes3524]

Dominus Vobiscum

[@ttrestle]

You win the internet for me today!

[@adalmarbavarianasatru5133]

Please translate it into bavarian.

[@danielp.sullivan8417]

I think this is the nicest most polite comment section on a video I've ever seen

[@dublonzky55]

fuck you.

[@weirdonameo]

@@dublonzky55 uwu

[@zachfoxtrot9747]

Not any fucking more.

[@RogueBoyScout]

Ha! Crom laughs at your polite comments. Laughs from his laptop....

[@slappy8941]

Well that's because you're an asshole.

[@honkeykong9563]

This is my absolute favorite piece out of the entire Conan soundtrack. The first segment flawlessly communicates *The Secret Of Thulsa Dooom’s Cult* they take the belief that power is derived from flesh to a sickening extreme. Then there’s the Orgy. Yes, that’s what Paradise sounds like.

[@stereoplayers]

When Doom has the woman jump from high up, up until that time, that was the highest free fall ever done.

[@NahualliUoxtitla]

9:25 starts one of my favorite childhood scenes, of Valeria covering the retreat, running full tilt for a second, then stopping to deal with the guards who caught up to her. *taps her sword against her hand, then charges*

[@MHarry-mh6wn]

Valeria is an icon. Watched this movie for this first time ever and fell in love with her!

[@jazzmaan707]

The Orgy Theme is one of the most senuous pieces of music I have ever heard. Sort of reminds me of Ravel's Bolero, but sexier. Love that it was also done as a waltz. Now, if some beautiful belly dancer would do a dance to this, I would be in heaven.

[@matsch6777]

You should than listen to Holst Planets: Jupiter - you will find that Basil also reused from this. ^^

[@Dunderslag]

Aha: "sexier than the Bolero". I love this soundtrack, but to compare it with masterpieces of the past? Utterly impudent. They are all brilliant in their own way.

[@Knaeben]

Then... BAM Conan cuts your head off. Didn't see that coming!

[@jazzmaan707]

@@Dunderslag Hear then one after the other, and then have sex with each one is playing. Bolero will put her to sleep. lol,lol,lol...

[@Sauvenil]

I've been collecting waltzes... and holy shit, you find them in weird places!

[@bjek343]

I imagine this music is what plays on the Epstein island.

[@clownshoe4588]

94 dislikes from Thulsa Doom on different accounts.

[@andrewabbey3669]

why would he dislike it? the song's literally working for him

[@CrashRoblox-g7l]

Andrew Abbey didn't work out so well for him in the end lol...I mean the movie isn't name Thulsa Doom afterall... lol

[@wallybazoom2541]

Clown Shoe flol!

[@ttrestle]

Clown Shoe - thank you for calling that out. I was wondering what kind of dark soulless creature would dislike these videos. This is probably the greatest movie soundtrack ever composed. I listen to it all the time, ever since I saw the movie as a kid and became completely obsessed with Conan.

[@PointWithin]

Guess he lost his head!

[@brucekirk5386]

I love conans face when he glanced over the wall and sees all the naked females

[@NightcrawlerLuver]

This beats the hell out of the remake, thats for sure!

[@jazzmaan707]

I watched 5 minutes of some muscle head with no talent acting, and turned the channel. THE REMAKE SUCKED!

[@benb3316]

The Re-Make is the true blasphemy! Rather a thousand serpent cultists!

[@timetravellerregisteredtra850]

coffe coloured conan was a fucking complete travesty in every imaginable way. On top of which - no quotable quotes. Whereas the original... Where to start? "No one will know if we were good men..." etc.etc.

[@ShutoStriker]

@@timetravellerregisteredtra850 Yes this! He didn't even toss a hot chick turned witch into a fire mid fuck.

[@MrPhat0817]

I'm still scared by that movie. trying to pretend it didn't happen

[@shanerogers4500]

fucking love this song

[@dusksheaks1010]

Shane , your a badass!

[@Rickwmc]

The Cimmerian peered through the mouth of the cave and through the mists he spied six men seated around a giant oaken table. The figures, dressed in pirate regalia, sat slumped and unmoving in their bronze chairs, staring at the golden goblets of wine spilled carelessly on a silver table cloth. For a moment the Cimmerian stood silent, slightly abashed, but then he roared at them: "Well?! Are you all drunk?! You show damned poor courtesy to a fellow corsair. You might at least offer me a flagon of that wine you're all quaffing!" - The Treasure of Tranicos, Robert E. Howard.

[@CRatt-go3rv]

Awesome story.

[@Feanorlike]

This movie and this soundtrack has to be listened as a child. I don't know how to describe the feelings i'm having hearing this with all the nostalgia and epicness combined, i feel like i'm feeling the movie through the music for the first time, mesmerizing every scene... this ost is for sure one of my favorites

[@85Funkadelic]

Feanorlike I saw it at 12 and it's had a life long impact on me. I never get tired of it.

[@josephrodriguez7891]

Conditioned. And when I hear it, I don't need my glasses anymore. Something inside me is guiding me along the warrior's path. More focused, but lying in wait for a war I will never know.

[@josephrodriguez7891]

But, nah.

[@matthewpafford9669]

Me to

[@marcosmota1094]

The way neurons awaken and fire off is again is the bit that gets us.

[@tonyworkman3000]

best soundtrack ever

[@Hayk6666]

I agree its a masterpiece.

[@BHT70]

The intro sounds like Damien the omen II and catylcasm -painkiller overdose

[@nefariousnilbog]

+tony workman Defo

[@nexusreplicant143]

A fine example on how film and soundtrack can blend so nicely that one can't exist without the other. The match is so perfect that even after decades by listening to it I still feel the same emotion I had when I saw it first time. Oh, and that unbearable urge to pick up my sword and start beheading people, lol.

[@Wolfsheim23]

It's good but I much prefer the Flash Gordon soundtrack.

[@ballas3831]

"to hell with you!" My war-cry before I max out at the squat rack

[@Thizlamic]

+Dale Minnaar I literally grunt out CROM!!!

[@kaaosaf]

+Thizlamic dirty talk

[@eagle6702]

+Dale Minnaar Music like this gets me through the cardio part of the workout as well as the weights.

[@keyboardwarrioroftheeterna5034]

Greatest lifting music of all time

[@bvdatech1]

You killed my MOTHER YOU KILLED MY FATHER YOU KILLED MY PEOPLE AAAHHHH

[@AbstractBlend]

This tune has lived rent free in my internal jukebox since the early 90's

[@derekv6106]

Rip James Earl Jones

[@chalino19]

a goddamn masterpiece.....bravo mr poledouris

[@ilyakats54]

My favorite Arnold movie

[@Buzz_Kill71]

His best movie ( or terminator)...

[@meratiusloche1493]

Best Fantasy Soundtrack ever 👏👏👏👍👍

[@RICH-w7z]

VERY GLADIATORIAL SONG. VERY MANLY.

[@Mauzer1999]

RIP James Earl Jones

[@powerofberzerker9487]

LOTR and this film has the best fantasy soundtrack or soundtrack in general of all time.

[@Johnlindsey289]

Excalibur too

[@powerofberzerker9487]

​@@Johnlindsey289 Yes, it's up there.

[@joelchristman181]

I had to watch this movie, uncut, to realize the TV version cut significant portions of the "Kitchen" out of the common broadcast many see (over and over) and how that impacts this 10:14 minutes of pure genius musical composition. This music is not meant to be cut up into pieices. At least this 10 minutes.

[@DumpsterFire.92]

From *_Conan the Destroyer_* : 2:16 - 6:28 Priest: _"Hail, Dagoth, god of gods!"_ Conan: _"Save the girl!"_

[@RuralTowner]

My second favorite moment in the movie was the transition in movie AND music when the moment that Conan levers his strength upon the cauldron & sends it hurdling. The ambience of that in the track just adds to it...with the only bit missing being the cacophony of the cauldron. ABSOLUTE favorite moment is when Thorgrim has his double-take moment...

[@moccagriselda]

"You...."

[@RuralTowner]

@@moccagriselda

[@JCRS92]

I've never watched this movie before this very afternoon. I confess I thought it to be a "no brains macho movie hurr durr", but boy, was I wrong! This movie speaks so much through it's silences, the scenery is plain beautiful, the story is developed in a very gripping way... and by Crom, the soundtrack brought tears to my eyes!

[@br3menPT]

it's a masterpiece

[@vorebiz]

It pleasantly surprised me too Sword and Sorcery for the thinking person. Fantastic movie

[@vtec407]

I can’t think of a greater movie soundtrack than this.

[@daltexmex]

It’s hard but there is a few out there that can rival it. But just a few.

[@ufurzshadow7073]

Crom! This movie made history. The soundtrack is also legendary.

[@felipedourado5721]

RIP James Earl Jones, Thulsa Doom. 🐍

[@vivalarevolucion3954]

I want this music playing at my funeral

[@kleanthisxanthopoulos9670]

I want this played in my funeral....just before I resurrect myself through seer will

[@sannakarppinen4163]

great idea , but make sure that your relatives then have money to pay usage fees of this song in a funeral.

[@cr4yv3n]

@@sannakarppinen4163 who they gonna sue? The dead guy?

[@sannakarppinen4163]

@@cr4yv3n that was nit what i meant. I mwant this that the fees are quite expensive so make sure that they have afford it. And they are not going to sue the dead thwy sue the closest family member or the one who is organizing the funeral.

[@cr4yv3n]

@@sannakarppinen4163 pretty sure that's illegal to pass the burden on someone else. Here probably they'd be laughed out of court if they tried that shit.

[@Rickwmc]

Robert H. Howard always insisted that on many nights the shade of Conan would materialize to him in his writing study and stand behind him dictating his tales from 10,000 B.C. Indeed Howard argued that the words came so fast and furious that he could barely keep up with them on his typewriter.

[@heathkaarvakian7263]

Complete bullshit. You heard John Milius say that in interviews for the Conan the Barbarian DVD and took it as fact. R E H said that in jest and people, just like you, misunderstood what the writer wanted to convey. Howard always had a fascinating yet brutal way of writing a story as though it was dictated from the mouth of the hero or the chronicler of said hero. Thats why everything he wrote had such a grandiose mythos attached to it, something that was clearly embellished upon and much more larger than life. If you actually lived through any of Howard's fictional stories and wanted to share such a fantastic tale, would YOU embellish your role and make yourself out to be an even greater hero? He did write the ultimate 1920's pulp fiction fantasy after all. Fuck Tolkien, REH was the godfather of pulp fantasy sword and sorcery .... Fuck sakes, the first Conan story (Pheonix on the Sword) wasn't even a Conan story. It was a rejected King Kull story that was re-written as a Conan story and TA-DA the legend was born. Don't believe in every myth thrown your way, kid.

[@Rickwmc]

I stand corrected. Nevertheless, I am a Howard fan to the end.

[@Rickwmc]

You are entirely correct, maybe Howard meant the explanation as a joke or perhaps he never said anything like that at all and the tale just got concocted. In any case, you're right, Howard used that style which may go back to the "Muses" of Homer and Virgil. In any case, I am a Howard fan to the end.

[@ekto6182]

Best film of my life, Soundtrack evrything…. Watched over 200 times i think…. Incredible art

[@CarlosV954]

Did you really watch it that many times?

[@shylilpoeghosty646]

This soundtrack has always been with me since childhood but this song has always stuck with me. Definetly gives off that high fantasy feel when listening to it. It carries you through its notes and its abventure whether you seen the movie or not.

[@stereoplayers]

I remember Basil said that he drew inspiration from Orff's Carmina Burana quite a bit, especially for the choral sections.

[@browngirlinaclownworld2077]

0:00 - The Rise of the Roman Republic and Empire 2:17 - The Glory and Decadence of the Roman Empire 6:27 - The Invasion of the Barbarians and the Fall of Rome 7:41 - The 'Dark Ages' Begin

[@mrnobodytheuser2950]

So where are we now?

[@lyrimetacurl0]

middle ages, Tudor times, renaissance, age of enlightenment, Victorian times, 20th Century and then the collapse of humanity

[@stereoplayers]

My last name is Mundy. I basically say that it's Nordic French, coming from Normandy, with Viking lineage. I told a coworker that, and the first thing out of his mouth was, 'So, you're a Barbarian!' A lot of the Mundy family helped William the Conquerer when he invaded England in 1066. They were rewarded quite nicely. Plus, having a coat of arms helps, too. The Mundy family motto: Deus Providebit (God Will Provide).

[@hinkhall5291]

9:25 - oh man so awesome!

[@KentuckyWallChicken]

My Dad always played this song among with others from this soundtrack when I was growing up. I love this song and I haven’t even seen the full movie.

[@Midgard458]

I am the author of the Visigothic Saga book series. This music has had a profound influence upon my writing.

[@spammmy]

This is perfection. Conan is a very deep and beautiful film, readily overlooked because "arnie action film" but it's packed to the brim with rich characters and archetypes. Truly astounding film and lush score.

[@nolanhasty557]

IMHO the most important movie of all the in the fantasy genre . Yes Lord of the Rings is amazing, but this movie really put fantasy movies on the map , that and Jason and The Argonauts.

[@AslansMane88]

That's a reach. The movie is simple.

[@spammmy]

@@AslansMane88 The best things usually are. That's why they are so profoundly brilliant, because they are simple and elegant without any pretention.

[@jezbount6165]

@@spammmy I think people forget there's an elegance in simplicity, This movie is an opera put on film and it's why I love it.

[@Malmijalhunter]

​@@jezbount6165 압도적으로 공감합니다.

[@stevenrobison806]

Goosebumps every time. Love this

[@chrislloyd5752]

You’ve got to read Robert E Howard’s Chronicles of Conan… brilliant!!

[@justicer283]

They never make movies like this anymore. The storyline,location, acting, and music.Itll bring you back in time as if you're there. I rate this movie up there with Ben Hur and the 10 commandments.

[@Johnlindsey289]

What about the Star Wars classic trilogy and lord of the rings?

[@stereoplayers]

I've seen the original 1925 Ben Hur, but not the 1950s remake.

[@JusticeRyan-n6d]

​@stereoplayers yes,the 1959 Charlton Heston movie 🎬 Ben Hur,you have to watch it,a spectacular movie.

[@VRmission38]

No wonder Thusla Doom was pissed. Conan interrupted the party. Seriously when your host turns into a snake INSIDE THE ORGY CHAMBER.......things were about to get REALLY freaky.

[@vintuitive7627]

I want this played at my funeral. Well cremation... always have since the movie came out! So epic!!

[@bacon81]

Basil Poledouris was a musical genius! 🎼🎶🎵🎼🎶🎵

[@primebuilders8631]

Hit like.. If you're listening in 2019

[@christopherjabat3136]

02/01/20202 still listening to it

[@jefferynelson]

2020

[@anthonylowrance3755]

2020.Still moving as ever.Classic.

[@anubisfox3841]

03/02/2020

[@Rickwmc]

Suddenly and without sound a man suddenly appeared from the glade. He was nearly a giant in stature and naked except for a loin cloth with a leather belt encrusted with jewels along with his leather sandals. Enormous muscles coiled on his arms, chest, thighs and legs but for all his massive build he glided with the suppleness of a panther. He wielded an enormous steel sword in his right hand and in his left a bronze axe. Volcanic blue eyes smoldered through a shock of straight black and his white teeth grinned wolfishly out of a scarred face.

[@clivehope8409]

This was an amazing movie and the music is just pure legendary

[@mego73]

I just love how the music for the orgy/canibalism segment could be even be better used in an exceedingly romantic waltz scene.

[@darthmaul8322]

The best soundtrack ever . . . EVER!

[@globalterroil3208]

Just phenomenal... Poledouris will live on in our _hearts_ ...

[@superman87jk]

Roaring fires, dancing women...food ...drink...yessss barbarian world!

[@contrerasfrederic7000]

I have listened to this mix in about every state of mind possible,the best time of my life was when me an 2 friend had this song on my little phone;we were fucked up on acid,coke,an extazy out of our skulls! Yet this 10 min mix we keept repeating was the best music we ever listened too ! This song keept us from freaking out basically! And it remain for us 3 the best music ever made.God bless you Basil !! You sir rock!!

[@TheBrokehouse]

you had me at acid

[@CarlosV954]

Jesus cwist

[@5TailFox]

@9:49 Valeria taps her sword, giving guards the "you ready for this?" look...

[@TheHannibalTV]

good stuff

[@michaelgray8513]

The music alone is epic. Especially when the song kicks in and becomes Great at 2 mins 20 secs. This tune is epic and great, Love the use of trumpets and drums and all the instruments used in this Excellent tune =-D

[@Mauzer1999]

RIP James Earl Jones.

[@MetaMetalks]

8:20 fills me with so much power I feel like I could accomplish anything!

[@thealaskan1635]

I saw a documentary on director John Milius. In it there was a detailed explanation that I didn't know of him. John Milius had a stroke and it affected his speech. Please get better General Milius!

[@CharlesJordan-f9e]

Nothing can prepare you for this soundtrack

[@ardenus4686]

THIS is Music! Amazing!

[@scrantondangler8068]

My favorite part from the movie & this song is definitely part of why it is.

[@kevinnelson3525]

Hell, it took me 40 years to recall this part of the movie and the glorious soundtrack. Better late than never i guess

[@albertomolina3868]

Brings back wonderful memiries of true cinema and storytelling. Movies today are garbage! Thank you Arnold and friends.

[@glengrieve544]

Rest in peace Basil poladoris and sorry about the misspelling of you're surname

[@antonioaguilar8295]

00:01 "The kitchen". 02:16 "The orgy". 06:28 "The battle of the mounds" (¿1.25x¿) 07:41 "Anvil of Crom". 08:58 ""The battle of the mounds".

[@lisajyarde]

Thank you so much.

[@chines0605]

Why is the kitchen not an official tune? You can’t get it like Spotify

[@ThePatank]

that tune that begins at 2:20, forever will it have a place to stay in my mind

[@knasigboll]

this is bliss

[@GoogleUser-sk5tn]

It's why I looked up the soundtrack. I blast it loud in my home.

[@cole0424]

Shit gets real at 7:40

[@matthewpafford9669]

Lol oh yes

[@gerardov.9716]

👌

[@ATMAnubis]

8:05- "You....."

[@perakojot6071]

epic moment

[@suchiuomizu]

@@petermcdonald3119 ...Why did you type the random meaningless gibberish in response to comments that have nothing to do with whatever you are failing to coherently talk about?

[@codytrail8584]

"They shall all drown in lakes of blood..." - Thulsa Doom

[@Thizlamic]

+Cody Trail Infidel defilers!

[@aug-pahunters51]

I needed another set at deadlift. This is good. All ppl are good. This pleases CROM.

[@disenchantedwanderer9033]

Poledouris, and Rozsa, were geniuses.

[@stereoplayers]

Have you ever seen the original The Jungle Book (1942)? Music by Rozsa.

[@xzanthius]

My favorite movie... and my favorite soundtrack. Coincidence? I think not!

[@feltongailey8987]

This is still to date the most exquisite portion of ANY soundtrack my ears have been massaged with, particularly around 2 1/4. Loved since I was but a waif of 8.

[@Skye_Writer]

I want this, but only the parts from 2:15 to 6:28, lol! Have always loved that part of the song.

[@ademirstabury4175]

crom ,This melody is fantastic...

[@Bsoupful]

What an absolute masterpiece.

[@happyhammer1]

The most badass scene in cinematic history.

[@ekOPeckinpah]

Chef d'oeuvre visuel et musicale c'est tout! vu une centaine de fois(-:

[@efrainmass4864]

Oohh ir reminds me of those glorious Days of the past.

[@Rafael-zs5hn]

R.I.P. to our dear director Tony Scott!

[@Rafael-zs5hn]

I meant for crimson tide!

[@freakydeke1]

chills down my spine love it

[@Guiga542]

Linda música! Representou toda dramaticidade e significado da cena!! Impactante!!

[@ninjabrandao2080]

right now as i'm listening to this this is bringing tears to my eyes and my mother is asking me why I'm crying and I told her the music does that to me

[@stereoplayers]

Music can be very powerful. The saying that music is a universal language is very true.

[@pauloandresjm]

A melhor trilha sonora da história do cinema!

[@jacknewport22]

"So this is paradise..."