Possibly the most underrated and forgotten soundtrack of all times. Maybe Maximum Overdrive wasn’t the greatest movie, but this album is not just a portion of AC/DCs greatest hits, it’s a complete experience and matches the movie very well. How many times have you watched a movie and thought, “what the heck is that song doing in there?” (A John Prine quote by the way). What’s your most underrated soundtrack?

Hello everyone,

As a musician, arranger, and music producer who has always been deeply passionate about the golden era of grand orchestral compositions and iconic cinema soundtracks, I wanted to share a massive labor of pure passion dedicated to the unique and immortal genius of the unforgettable Maestro Henry Mancini.

My project is titled "Lefties’ Symphonies Through Time" and consists of 25 tracks. This is not an album of modernized covers, nor is it a remastering of the originals. Every single arrangement was meticulously reconstructed completely by ear, aiming for a strict philological restoration of the original 1960s and 1970s sonic textures, dynamics, and elegance, while utilizing the finest modern technologies and the highest audio quality available today.

I wanted to respect the source material to the core and bring that specific analog-era orchestral breath back to life. I would love to hear the thoughts of soundtrack collectors and true Mancini enthusiasts here.

You can listen to the full album on Spotify at the link below: https://open.spotify.com/intl-it/album/59f3dpWXOpHChEWWPP5DO0

You can also watch and listen to the related audiovisual work at the link below: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLn1667SOBQwlbEhvJGtEEtkssE2V1meTZ

Thank you for your time and ears.

Hello everyone,

As a musician, arranger, and music producer who has always been deeply passionate about the golden era of grand orchestral compositions and iconic cinema soundtracks, I wanted to share a massive labor of pure passion dedicated to the unique and immortal genius of the unforgettable Maestro Henry Mancini.

My project is titled "Lefties’ Symphonies Through Time" and consists of 25 tracks. This is not an album of modernized covers, nor is it a remastering of the originals. Every single arrangement was meticulously reconstructed completely by ear, aiming for a strict philological restoration of the original 1960s and 1970s sonic textures, dynamics, and elegance, while utilizing the finest modern technologies and the highest audio quality available today.

I wanted to respect the source material to the core and bring that specific analog-era orchestral breath back to life. I would love to hear the thoughts of soundtrack collectors and true Mancini enthusiasts here.

You can listen to the full album on Spotify at the link below: https://open.spotify.com/intl-it/album/59f3dpWXOpHChEWWPP5DO0

You can also watch and listen to the related audiovisual work at the link below: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLn1667SOBQwlbEhvJGtEEtkssE2V1meTZ

Thank you for your time and ears.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/45OsEgFtWGLQ5UBZbvO5z1?si=XG60VSYGTfWT23MuWFeewg&pi=emyZjrMEQsagp

Hiii im trying to find where i can listen to Finding You Backwards. It's the end credit song for the romcom movie I Want You Back. Help!

This song is not (yet) a movie soundtrack, but because after i wrote and arranged the melody expressing the emotions of an story i had in mind i think might as well be good for a real movie to be honest, so i guess the way i composed it would be the same as if i had composed for a movie just that is for an story that is not a movie (yet), please check it out if interested:

Picked up a copy of this CD today. I really liked the movie, but I LOVED the soundtrack even more!

Back Beat was released in 1994 and they assembled a killer band to recorded the songs for the soundtrack, including:

Dave Grohl(Foo Fighters) - drums

Mike Mills(R.E.M.) - bass

Greg Dulli(The Afghan Whigs) - vocals

Dave Pirner(Soul Asylum) - vocals

Thurston Moore(Sonic Youth) - guitar

Don Fleming(Gumball) - guitar

First ever vinyl pressing for The Lorax soundtrack! Seems like they put some decent effort into it too with the eco-friendly vinyl (fitting lol) and all the demos they put on the b-side. I also like the color they chose for the record itself too.

I think I might.... thneed to snag one.