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Tyburn · #21 01-27-2009, 12:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Josh

That song is really awesome. That would make a great entrance song.

I know...it reminds me of someones entrance actually...I can imagine going through a hall, and the further you go the more the music builds with introductions of the insturments...you'd have to cut it off at after the three min bells...but that would be about right for the time it would take to get to the cage

It would also have great symbolism "Lord have Mercy" "Lamb of GOD" right before a fight...not sure if it would be praying for ones self...or ones enemy actually.

Its a favourite piece of mine

I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Tyburn · #22 01-27-2009, 06:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Josh

That song is really awesome. That would make a great entrance song.

Josh, what are your views on this next track. Its a very similar set up, in that it uses a piece of liturgy in a Gothic setting. its written by Goldenthal, whose like a dark version of Zimmer. He also uses the appropriate piece of Latin Liturgy. He's composing for the gothic ikon Nosveratu, and rather then the Eucharist, he chooses to focus on a passage from the Requiem (Feast for the Dead)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1TZNRQhHJU

The words are "lberate me, Lord, from eternal death" ...and look at the tag line "Drink from me and live forever" its a pun of course on the words of Christ, but used as a Luciferian Lie, about living as gods if you eat of the apple...and then the stunning Chorus whose words are "light eternal grant unto him Oh Lord..." Thats significant, because light CAN kill Nosveratu.

Both Men also use multiple languages

in Zimmers work you have Latin, Greek, English...and whatever the lone woman sings after the lecture about Azavarus. In this you have the lone woman singing in some other language as well, she is not singing the words of the Requiem, but it does still sound latin to me, whereas the lone woman in Zimmer sounds like its possibly italian or spanish. infact...I'm not convinced that the lone voice in Goldenthal is a woman, it might be a young trebble actually, because it sounds like a male choir to me, could be a male soprano. Infact...I'm positive its a male soprano. They are called a Trebble...I was a Trebble was I was younger...wish I could still sing like that now :'( This will be being performed by a ground of lads between 8-12 if you can believe that.

but its definatley a woman in Zimmer.

#23 01-27-2009, 11:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Tyburn

Josh, what are your views on this next track. Its a very similar set up, in that it uses a piece of liturgy in a Gothic setting. its written by Goldenthal, whose like a dark version of Zimmer. He also uses the appropriate piece of Latin Liturgy. He's composing for the gothic ikon Nosveratu, and rather then the Eucharist, he chooses to focus on a passage from the Requiem (Feast for the Dead)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1TZNRQhHJU

The words are "lberate me, Lord, from eternal death" ...and look at the tag line "Drink from me and live forever" its a pun of course on the words of Christ, but used as a Luciferian Lie, about living as gods if you eat of the apple...and then the stunning Chorus whose words are "light eternal grant unto him Oh Lord..." Thats significant, because light CAN kill Nosveratu.

Both Men also use multiple languages

in Zimmers work you have Latin, Greek, English...and whatever the lone woman sings after the lecture about Azavarus. In this you have the lone woman singing in some other language as well, she is not singing the words of the Requiem, but it does still sound latin to me, whereas the lone woman in Zimmer sounds like its possibly italian or spanish. infact...I'm not convinced that the lone voice in Goldenthal is a woman, it might be a young trebble actually, because it sounds like a male choir to me, could be a male soprano. Infact...I'm positive its a male soprano. They are called a Trebble...I was a Trebble was I was younger...wish I could still sing like that now :'( This will be being performed by a ground of lads between 8-12 if you can believe that.

but its definatley a woman in Zimmer.

I thought it was pretty good but I didn't like it as much as the first one.

#24 01-28-2009, 01:46 PM

http://www.yourdailymedia.com/media/...815/Pole_Dance

this will make you cry! laughing

Tyburn · #25 01-28-2009, 10:29 PM

You will find that two of these three are Instrumentals. Often they are better then the song with vocals

The first half of P&P played on the piano. The guy is very gifted indeed, because this is not an easy one to play...infact I wasnt sure it could really be done just on a piano. The music is dark, and reflects a scenario that takes place in the mind of a musician, not unlike the one mentioned by Poe. In his minds eye "the poet" dies strapped to a table with a decending blade swinging back and forth, but unsure of whether he might drown by the rising tide first.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIIVJhoJzLA

Kuolema Tekee Taiteilijan

This track is a cross between a blessing and a prayer. Its about turning to the Lord, and fulfilling ones true potential

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WwfLNmaUjU

Medows of Heaven.

perhaps my all time favourite Nightwish track. This is a difficult track to summerize, its about those little things in life that make it what it is, and what life becomes without those little things. It reminds me of my First United States Tour...so it kinda reminds me of America and of some of the people on here that I met, like Nathan, and Boomer, and Matt Hughes

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C53TVtVoHcA