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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2020
Exploring the intersection between Film, Music, Art and all things Jigowatts.
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SOUNDTRACK TAG REDUX | Jigowatts
#SoundtrackTag #soundtracks #filmscores
Created by TH-cam channel @Miss 80's • Movies & Music, this fun game consists of twenty four soundtrack related questions. From how many soundtrack do you own, to your best bargain bin buy. Mark, from @PopcornandVinyl tagged me on his video. After I answer all my questions, I tag a couple of soundtrack friends of my own.
Thanks to Miss 80’s for created this game, and for everyone who’s participated in it. Check out other peoples videos at th-cam.com/play/PLEikI0ddtWFIRpAaQl9MSSnO9yk-ITdHa.html
Check out Mark’s video at th-cam.com/video/CPxPimPMd7w/w-d-xo.html
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Created by TH-cam channel @Miss 80's • Movies & Music, this fun game consists of twenty four soundtrack related questions. From how many soundtrack do you own, to your best bargain bin buy. Mark, from @PopcornandVinyl tagged me on his video. After I answer all my questions, I tag a couple of soundtrack friends of my own.
Thanks to Miss 80’s for created this game, and for everyone who’s participated in it. Check out other peoples videos at th-cam.com/play/PLEikI0ddtWFIRpAaQl9MSSnO9yk-ITdHa.html
Check out Mark’s video at th-cam.com/video/CPxPimPMd7w/w-d-xo.html
Please Like and Subscribe.
Follow on Instagram jigowatts_youtube
Follow on Twitter paolo_grassini
P.S. I’m not a Bucks fan, I just like that hat.
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John Williams Music Draft | Best Film Scores
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To celebrate John Williams’ 90th birthday, I am joined by David (TH-cam channel The Vinyl Score), Mark (TH-cam channel Popcorn and Vinyl), Gareth (@Soundtracksonvinyl on Instagram), and Rachel (podcast The Loser’s Club), to draft out Top 5 John Williams Film Scores. Let us know who picked the five best Williams film scores by commenting below. David | The Vinyl Score | th-cam.com/users/TheVinyl...
The Evidence found in Clue's Soundtrack
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In this video, I take a look at John Morris’ score for the 1985 film Clue. Even though comedic film music can be one of the hardest genres for a composer, comedies tend to be underrated when compared to other genres. But a closer look into Clue reveals evidence of a level of skill and creativity that is equal to the best in film music. If you enjoy the video, please Like and Subscribe! Join our...
Best Soundtracks on Vinyl 2021
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That’s a wrap for 2021! Join me, Mark from Popcorn & Vinyl and David from The Vinyl Score, as we share our thoughts on our favorite records of 2021. What were your favorite records of the year? Please share with us on the comments. Be sure to check out Popcorn & Vinyl th-cam.com/users/PopcornandVinyl Be Sure to check out The Vinyl Score th-cam.com/users/TheVinylScore Thanks for watching!
The Best Batman Score You Don't Know
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#Batman #TheDarkKnightReturns #ChristopherDrake In The Dark Knight Returns Part I & II, Christopher Drake created one of the best soundtrack for a Batman film. Not an easy task when you consider the amount of great film music that has been created for Batman. I took a deep dive to see what makes Drake's music so special. The Dark Knight Returns Deluxe Edition Blu-ray available at rb.gy/yb6bbs L...
Best Vinyl Records Soundtracks of 2020
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I’m joined by David from The Vinyl Score and Mark from Popcorn and Vinyl to chat about our favorites soundtrack records of 2020. What is your favorite soundtrack record of 2020? Please comment below, I’d love to know! Check out David’s channel The Vinyl Score th-cam.com/channels/3l9vcFLfkzm15pMr00NzQQ.html Check out Mark’s channel Popcorn and Vinyl th-cam.com/channels/kBwa_fDQnnk_IgMJiki1bA.html
Back to the Future Score Analysis | Jigowatts
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#Backtothefuture #Soundtracks 35 years after its premiere, the score from Back to the Future stands out as one of the most iconic soundtracks I’ve heard. To show my appreciation to one of my favorite films, in this video I’ll highlight the musical and storytelling techniques Alan Silvestri used to create a film score that would go down as a masterpiece of film music. Resources Alan Silvestri “B...
How Death Waltz Originals released Michael Giacchino's debut non-soundtracks album | Interview
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On October 2020, Academy Award winning composer Michael Giacchino announced his debut non-soundtrack album. Mo Shaffek and Spencer Hickman, from Mondo Music and Death Waltz Originals, discuss how they were able to become the record label of choice for Giacchino’s debut album. Check out the full interview here - Sidereal Day 2 (single) - th-cam.com/video/XSBB5Rk3OLI/w-d-xo.html&feature=emb_title...
Mo Shafeek and Spencer Hickman from Mondo and Death Waltz | Interview
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Mo Shafeek and Spencer Hickman, managers of Mondo Music and Death Waltz Records, go into great detail on their work with soundtracks on vinyl. Mondo and the Art of Soundtracks th-cam.com/video/bsGXfgsw4Y8/w-d-xo.html 00:32 - The state of the soundtracks on vinyl market before 2010. 02:01 - What inspired Spencer to start Death Waltz Records. 04:44 - How Mo arrived at Mondo. 09:33 - Their motives...
Mondo and The Art of Soundtracks | Jigowatts
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As you can see, Mondo didn’t just create your average record on vinyl. They became one of the biggest soundtrack record labels by evolving a method they dubbed, The Art of Soundtracks. Don’t forget to Subscribe! Written, edited and animated by Paolo Grassini Get The Art of Mondo here www.amazon.com/Art-Mondo-Tim-League/dp/1608878066 Follow me at Instagram | paolograssini Twitter ...
Why you should listen to Film Music and Soundtracks | Jigowatts
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#Soundtracks #FilmMusic #Movies #Film #Music Original Film Music/Soundtracks has become one of my go-to music genres. Here are the four reasons why it should be on of yours too. Written, Animated and Edited by Paolo Grassini Don’t forget to subscribe!
The Secondary Main Theme is use to build up to time travel as well.
Do You Think You Would be able to do the Back to the Future 2 Score Analysis? 🙂
great work, I did not notice it this detailed before. I'll watch it again.
underrated asf
Wow, fantastic! Excellent analysis!!!
One of my favorite movies and scores of all time. Loved your analysis! Amazing breakdown!!!
Love the video. Great analysis! Would love to see your analysis of other famous soundtracks from movies and other film composers!
Thanks! This is absolutely awsome! 👍🎶✨
Well done. Alan immediately became one of my favorite composers upon seeing this movie. Still is. Funny to consider anyone doubted his ability at one time.
Ik a bunch of people have said this, but WOW this video is so intricate and thoroughly well done!!! Definitely subscribing for more -- you have a gift! :D
excellent analysis; especially the gear-shift modulation analogy.
Absolutely love your channel, deserves way more views
This is a great and very entertaining video
this is such a good video it's really well done! also, do u know what the key is for the main theme?
This was so interesting. Thank you for posting this 🙏🏼❤️ Back To The Future is my all-time favourite movie and I’ve always loved the score 🎼❤️✨
Great !!!!
Great suff Doc. ( Of music?)
what 440 subs? I thought I was watching someone with 1 million+. Everything was amazing, the editing, the writing, the thumbnail. I know this video is 2 years old but keep up the good work!
Thank you so much for this analysis! It really helped me to notice the depth of the score and all the little elements that tie it together.
Bravo!!! Thank you!!! :)
Praise goody. Skor
That's very great video thank you very much thanks!!!!
Pedazo de análisis, bravo 👏
Everything I love, in one. Bravo
Thank you for watching and the nice comment!
This was amazing, i will share it you deserve more more more and more views
OMG, thank you so much. Just sharing my love for that score.
Heard about this video from the podcast "Wizard and the Bruiser". Partway through watching I checked the channel info looking for more of the same, expecting a long list of previous film breakdowns and many thousands of subscribers - it came as a shock to find quite the opposite. What I'm saying is this is a thing of beauty. Not just your analysis but the editing, including text and graphical notation to help the viewer grasp things easily, with perfectly cut examples from the movie. All put together it's something I'd expect to see from a long-established channel that's grown immensely with time and experience. And that only means you've got great things ahead of you! 🎵🎶🍍
Thank you so much for your incredibly nice comment. It means a lot. A thanks for watching. I'm so glad you enjoyed it. I did look up the podcast, and listened to it 😂. It was great!
ABSOLUTELY GREAT analysis, man! It's so educational and precise. You definitely should do more of this. I suggest another great Silvestri's score, which is the Predator. You can notice that, moreover, they're alike! Thanks for the video.
Thank you so much for watching. There's a Hollywood Reporter composer roundtable. And it's all these amazing and popular composers. And I love it when they all start geeking out to Silvestri's Predator score.
Your editing is amazing and its surprising that this is a one man channel! One that deserves more recognition really. I found your comment from Phil Edwards' vid on Vox and I have to say you have perfected the editing style. I have to ask how??? Maybe you saw the "how to edit like vox" vid by nicksfort which was really good, but I'm asking how you developed them, what did you work on etc. . Really impressive work, keep it up, I hope you get big one day.
Wow, can't say how much your comment means to me. I'm definitely influenced by Vox's production value. Plus, I love Phil's video. The fact that you picked up on that is amazing. In terms of developing skills, I've been working in video production for 10+ years. Some of it takes a bit of time. At the beginning, I worked a lot with After Effects templates from Videohive. That allowed me to learn After Effects and understand how things work without the burden of starting things from scratch. And I still use templates sometimes for speed purposes. But one of the reasons I started this channel was to invest in developing advanced AE skills. And I have to say, it's been the thing that has helped me the most. It's a space where I can learn at my own pace, without the pressure a job brings. While I did learn on the job, that environment doesn't allow for experimentation and learning things that take time. So yeah, watching a lot of Vox videos (and a lot of other things too) and begin by imitating what I liked so I learned how to do things. And once I had some basics, I started being able to develop (hopefully) my own style. Also, a couple of courses on Skillshare where key to properly learn some things I has knowledge of, but didn't really knew that well. Stuff like this was really helpful www.skillshare.com/classes/The-Ultimate-Guide-to-3D-in-Adobe-After-Effects/99410767?via=search-layout-grid. And of course, TH-cam tutorials. Almost everything I want to do, I can search a tutorial for it (but I think you probably know this). Thank you so much for watching and your encouraging words.
This video is absolutely fantastic. Thank you very much for making such an informative and in depth video that was broken down and explained exceptionally well. You’ve really hit the nail on the head about the small changes and variations on the main theme bringing a completely different feeling to the scene. I’ve really found a new appreciation for the already mighty film. Magnificent work. Thanks again.
Glad you liked it! A good part of the music analysis comes from Omni Music Publishing of the BTTF full score. My goal was to take some of those complex concepts and translate it into an entertaining and easily accessible visual format. Thanks for watching!!
Great stuff, and cool story about the Mask of the Phantasm CD :-) ...and yay, we picked the same item for the 'coloured vinyl'!
Great minds think alike! Thanks for watching. That was a WILD day. The same day, I found a "promo" release of Tomorrowland by Michael Giacchino in the bargain bin. That CD is out of print and sales for ridiculous prices, but the promo copy was almost exactly the same.
Niiice 😁
Great video! I'm new to your channel, but appreciate you spreading the word about the tag and participating!! I got an email last week that there was a new reissue of Hook, but I cannot for the life of me remember who was putting that out. Possibly MOV? I'm sure you've already heard about it. I've mentioned on a few other videos, I'm not very knowledgeable in the "score" department as I am more of a song soundtrack collector, but it's been so fascinating hearing from others and their tastes. Thank you again!
Great video man. So many great answers. I was actually opposite of you for vinyl collecting. I started off only buying popular music and would only get CDs or digital albums of soundtracks. That was until I discovered Mondo. That John Williams Greatest Hits was also one of my earliest CDs! That Mask of Phantasm story is awesome. That's the dream to find one of those gems. It's on my bucket list to visit Amoeba one day. I regret not getting that LOTR set. I may try to track down that blu-ray set. Social Network and Tron are great choices. I think I have used those as well.
I couldn’t recommend more the Lord of The Rings Blu-ray audio releases. Might be one of the best things I own. And I think they are easy to find, unlike the vinyl. Thanks for watching and tagging me! I’m glad I was able to include your Total Recall recommendation (or intervention 😂) because that’s such a great one.
I haven’t been tagged!! You got me. Double tag seems totally fair. Thanks Paolo!
YES! Glad I mentioned it then, I was so sure 😂.
I believe you were tagged in Retro Reels video ;)
@@PopcornandVinyl ahh snap. I’m behind!!!
Great video. Thanks for sharing. Love that you finally discovered Always! Highly underrated!
Yeah! I love it so much, can’t get enough of it. It’s amazing how I can be listening to an artist for almost two decades, and still discover new music from them that you not just like, but absolutely enjoy. I guess that’s John Williams for me 😅 Thanks for watching!
Great choices - We shared the same answer with Labyrinth!
Bowie is the best!
I was at that LOST concert and had to pick up that album!
WWWooooooWWW, must have been cool!
Great Vid, Great Movie!
Thanks for watching!
Fun discussion, great guests and exceptional FX/design.
Thanks Bud!
cant believe Close Encounters was on the board for so long! The Visitors track is where I go after some wine and just sit in the dark being transported
We couldn't believe it either!
That was so much fun to be a part of. I love the graphics and editing. I wish you could do my videos haha. Since we recorded that I have been going down a Jerry Goldsmith rabbit hole in case we wanted to do a Goldsmith one ;)
Looks like the wind is blowing towards a Jerry Goldsmith draft!
My god, this must be like the most interesting video Ive ever seen on TH-cam, as far as music analysis. You broke down every part of the score and showed examples of where theyre displayed and what they meant. You even explained how the scales relate to it. How on earth do you not have millions of subscribers? Well im subscribed now. This video is pure gold. What an analysis! Wow.
That’s incredibly nice of you to say. Glad you enjoyed it. For this video, some of the music analysis comes from Omni Music Publishing’s of the BTTF full score. My goal was to translate some of that analysis into an entertaining and easy to grasp visual medium. Thanks for watching!
@@jigowatts1304 Do you happen to make your own music? I've played for a buncha years, but am just now challenging myself again to learn piano, theory behind scoring films, and just more technical music in general. I'm bored of music that just stays in key. To me, its almost like music in ABCDEFG major or minor is boring now, and isnt even creative at all. Wanna break out of that prison of 8 options lol. But your video is amazing, also the visual for the explanation. I can tell it mustve taken a long time to put together. I'll have to watch it again. Wanna show my brother too.
Awesome work! You have perfectly shown why this soundtrack fits the movie. Many techniques I haven't realized.
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it.
Not sure how this only has 3651 views.... Keep up the amazing work man!
Thanks for adding one more view! 😄
Fantastic video! I had never heard of John Morris even though I had watched plenty of the movies he has scored. I hope more people discover this channel and your excellent videos!
Thank you so much! 🙌
Great video gentlemen!
Pal, I gave you two subs))) This video is perfect, no doubt. In my personal 250 top of English spoken movies, I'd put BTTF in the first tenth. The score is phenomenal. Modern soundtracks are filth for mind . Waiting for new videos!
Wow, that's so nice of you to say. Thanks for watching. I'll never get tired of watching BTTF, an absolute classic.
It was a huge work constructing this video!!!!!! Might say I'm totally in accordance with every word of yours!
Me too))))