Once Upon A Time In The West - Man With A Harmonica

Music composed by Ennio Morricone.

[@TheCrazystupidpeople]

The idea of adding a guitar in this piece of music is incredible

[@EricWilliamson00]

Now that it has been said, it is so true!

[@SpacePonder]

Agreed. It makes it sound so epic

[@Lakers24bn]

When the guitar starts you know shit is going down

[@CarasTours]

he can shoot too

[@anselmoregis7438]

No. I dont understand of música. But the introdução nas condiction haarmonic os terrier and geniuses. And cut soul music

[@EastwoodFPS]

How can you trust a man who wears both a belt and suspenders the man can't even trust his own pants..

[@ThinWhiteAxe]

Make up your mind -- either use a belt, or use suspenders. Not both.

[@anthonyford2709]

And buy the time he knows where his pants is he’s dead

[@richardgrosskopf1681]

Wow, good point sir

[@emmanuelbessette9548]

it's depend how many guns he wear?

[@gorestfump8935]

Need a gun belt

[@sneakyskunk1]

The heart breaking reveal of how Harmonica learned this song is one of the most powerful moments in a film full of them.

[@excrono]

That was traumatic for the character and in Lenone and Morricone’s master hands, just as impactful to those that watched this film as something they will remember for the rest of their lives.

[@scowlinsun]

Morricone is a goddamn genius.

[@thatawesomedude727]

Yes he is :)

[@julialuna3992]

youre fucking right

[@vaclav_fejt]

With an Oscar.

[@Schlipperschlopper]

He deserves 10 Oscas! :-)

[@nauiollinpadilla6331]

That's why they call him "Maestro"

[@somemadao]

I just noticed. The harmonica sounds like an oncoming train. It also sounds of unavoidable inevitability.

[@kennethwilliams1361]

.... Wow

[@nooneinparticular5256]

Huh. Y'know, you're kinda right. Haven't heard an instrument sound like a train, since Ocean On His Shoulders.

[@htf5555]

bit redundant innit

[@nooneinparticular5256]

@@htf5555 Hm? What's redundant?

[@connorstoy4979]

That took a turn

[@Ph0be]

Perhaps the greatest theme in cinema history

[@MMasterDE]

Definitely check out his "Il Mercenario" theme. :)

[@matthewwhite9721]

Right? Ennio Morricone has to be the king when it comes to soundtracks for movies. And I thought he couldn't outdo his work from "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly."

[@marmitaa8619]

@@Kobaford Not even close.

[@tomblack4634]

So you’ve never heard of Hans Zimmer?

[@randywhite3947]

Elitedevil definitely yes

[@sergevanhalen465]

Instead of talking, he plays...and when he'd better play, he talks

[@sadlobster1]

That's one of the things I've always found...kind of creepy about Harmonica. He barely talked and mostly played his instrument

[@sergevanhalen465]

that is creepy, for sure. And harmonica is the best instrument for that. That woudn't have been the same with a guitar or a pipe...

[@knucklesmagoo6846]

Serge Van halen and when he's done playing watch out

[@YHWH_HE_IS_RISEN]

@Arch Stanton , A low pitched kazoo in the background at 1:50 would probably work.

[@insomniacaughtme4057]

he is somebody you'd remember

[@RusoLTU]

Harmonica: And Frank?
Snaky: Frank sent us.
Harmonica: Did you bring a horse for me?
Snaky: Well... looks like we're...
[snickers]
Snaky: ...looks like we're shy one horse.
Harmonica: You brought two too many.

[@thekillers1stfan]

Benas Streigys Keep your loving brother happy (smiles sinisterly)

[@leavemealoneyoutube1707]

Probably the most bad ass line in cinematic history.

[@tshepisophofusetso3608]

Awesome!! two too many

[@sash0047]

Shy?

[@IamHueGraves]

@@sash0047 Not having enough of something is being "shy" it

[@Camw1n]

Morricone is the god of film music. John Williams and Hans Zimmer have their claim, but this guy is a living legend.

[@franciscor390]

Hans Zimmer is completely overrated.

[@joko12able]

John Barry!

[@kyleshiflet9952]

@@franciscor390 I agree

[@nikif3704]

@@franciscor390 Hans' music is good enough to be rated.

[@rinaldodelucca8073]

Don't forget Basil Poledouris (Conan)...

[@micahjohansson7573]

RIP Maestro Ennio. He will be forever missed. Now Sergio and Ennio are finally together.

[@ennarddude2044]

Requiescat in pace, signore Morricone.
Peace.

[@paulcarter9652]

May they be making awesome movies and music for souls in heaven

[@theyedmeister6981]

@@paulcarter9652 He could sounds the horns greater than most men
Now I can only imagine with legions of angels at his fingertips would be like

[@Quadrenaro]

Making westerns in the afterlife with og gunslingers.

[@elmochomo8218]

@@Quadrenaro I love westerns big part of my childhood RIP Ennio

[@TheBestBoyyeeehehe]

The harmonica sounds like a person crying in fear and despair, and the dramatic orchestral backing sounds like the cold, hard world happening around the person.

[@robsonrobinson7795]

exatamente vc disse tudo

[@Maxoule22]

In fact, in the movie, he pretty much made that sound while crying in despair in the harmonica

[@fiddlestyxify]

The Best Boy I like that thought, but I also hear a ring of smug satisfaction in it as well. The harmonica is the deathbringer's calling card--both a satisfied laugh and a cry of agony, with the score building in its wake. Great stuff.

[@nikosvault]

antihax91 Sounds like pain from the past to me.

[@trevorcoyle517]

I just thought it sounded like a train whistle

[@alexsandredelirasilva2771]

thank you god, for morricone and leone.

[@MMasterDE]

Or just thank Morricone and Leone for what they've created. Sounds more fair to me.

[@drivewaymarvels311]

@@MMasterDE I should tell you that you have the privilege to be wrong.

[@MMasterDE]

@@drivewaymarvels311 be wrong about what? Being thankful for what someone has made instead of someone else?

[@micahjohansson7573]

Ennio will be forever missed. RIP

[@alexanderlazowski7562]

Praise God always!

[@JoaoSilva-od1zv]

Ennio Morricone 1928-2020.
Rest in peace Maestro, you're a legend now

[@vinzelrato]

- What shall we do with the kid Frank ?
- Now that you called me by name....

[@Squee36]

"Keep your lovin' brother happy"
Chills.

[@MARVELMARK300]

I shave to this every morning.....

[@ConsumeristScroffa]

MARVELMARK300 Good idea! I'll try it.. :)

[@ConsumeristScroffa]

I put this on replay and shaved. Nice experience.

[@Lakers24bn]

I tried and cut myself at the guitar part

[@ConsumeristScroffa]

lol

[@MARVELMARK300]

I still shave to this every morning...

[@akamatsuken]

Keep your lovin' brother happy.

[@attilasedon9593]

+akamatsuken Savage.

[@chiffmonkey]

The way he smiles the same way he did at the little MacBain kid too.... brr.

[@j.tgrooms]

Who, who, who are you ?
stuffs harmonica into mouth
nods weakly

[@Kiiieeechiii]

I loved the duel cause frank pretty much knew he had it coming

[@msicouldntthinkofafunnynam4770]

Watched the film a couple of days ago, only now do I get it

[@r0f115L4m]

As a big fan of "Once Upon a Time in the West", I had the biggest grin on my face when I heard this theme sampled in Red Dead II. It was PERFECT.

[@TwinPeaky]

Which song is it sampled?

[@nathansousa8541]

@@TwinPeaky th-cam.com/video/Zz9E4olGd6U/w-d-xo.html

[@TwinPeaky]

@@nathansousa8541 Thanks

[@luisacuna4326]

Think the comment got deleted, so for those who want to know, the main theme for the game: Outlaws from the West

[@SUBZERO-rd5oq]

Sampled? They pretty much copied the track.

[@wartune942]

1:05 one of the best moments in music history. Absolutely love Ennio Morricone. One of the greatest Men ever.

[@StopMotionAdventure]

When Cheyenne trows the lamp in the bar, and then Harmonica reveals himself. Truly masterpiece! I was 13 years old and got goosebumps immediately. I still got it.

[@artificialinsolence3182]

The special thing about Morricone's music is the fact that it's a dramatic instrument in itself. The music stands completely on its own, that's why the emotions and pictures instantly come to your mind when you hear his songs. It's like the movie is *written to the music* drawing its dramaturgy from it. His scores are living organisms, breathing in and breathing out, taking time to develop and flowing like blood through the picture's veins. And very much like the hero entering the scene when he's needed the most, Morricone's music emerges exactly at the right moment.
It will be a sad day when Maestro Morricone dies, but I find solace in the thought that his essence will forever live on in his timeless music.

[@hihello8771]

Low iq reddit tier comment

[@skeletonentertainment4201]

Low iq reddit tier comment

[@excrono]

@@hihello8771Thank god this isn’t Reddit.

[@L3TH4L1TY]

"Instead of talking, he plays. And when he better play, he talks."

[@dustytransitor866]

I think this is the end-all of movie music. Something about this theme seems to resonate with every epic battle, every blockbuster, and every drama. It's the perfect set piece music. No wonder Tarantino keeps dipping into Morricone's past themes for his films. There is simply no beating his music. He is the greatest to ever grace the industry.

[@peter.destoop]

best film ever, great story, outstanding actors, wonderful music, exceptional filming. They don't make movies like this anymore.

[@El_Guapo74]

MrTheBeast Yeah? give us an example

[@peter.destoop]

Exactly EL Guapo. With the tools they had in those days they created a masterpiece. No addapting possible with computer. These days, the only creativity is the computer. If something is not right they adapt is with the computer, job done. Nowadays you never know when something is real or fake.

[@peter.destoop]

MrTheBeastheBeast :o)

[@El_Guapo74]

MrTheBeast Good movie, not masterpiece but good movie

[@salvyy]

+onl5923 That's Sergio Leone for you, my friend. Maestro inarrivabile.

[@harakiri2933]

I am 19 years old kid, used to watch Sergio Leone's movies with my dad and the best for me was once upon a time in the west. Remember when we were acting the final scene with my dad and i always shot him first. It is very sad that by time all these masterpieces created by Sergio Leone and Ennio Morricone will be forgotten some day and I really wish that more people and new generations would appreciate things like this. Long live the musical genius Morricone and genius of directing Sergio Leone.

[@Jaguadarte__]

They won't be forgotten :-)
Classic movies will still be classics, same way that classic books are still remembered today. We won't stop talking about Shakespeare, Charles Dickens or Leonardo Da Vinci... So why should we stop talking about great great movies?

[@o.l4890]

Bro I'm 16 age doesn't fucking matter, every soundtrack have his lovers ...from different ages ,the idea of *"I'm 3 and I like this music"* is just cringe , bro it's ennio morricone of course people from future generations will love it.

[@Fr_g]

cough cough 13

[@Neska4323]

When u hear this song u know some shit is about to happen

[@AlcaAnimusiconPiano]

RIP Ennio Morricone. Every time I watch this scene I still get shivers, Morricone was nothing short of an absolute genius. It's hard to imagine this film without Morricone's contribution

[@alexdeghost2729]

"Arthur...Arthur we got a problem...there's a corpse back here...Arthur. There's a body in the wagon..!"
I hear ya, just...keep your eye on Dutch..."

[@nugsymalone1247]

I survived a house fire in 2016, electrical but I slowed it down until realizing it was in the walls and called it in. December 14th, stayed there a month with no water, heat, or electricity. This song gives me goosesbumps everytime I hear it thinking of that morning at 4am walking away alive had I not woke up for no reason. Coldest month of my life

[@tranquero]

How are you doing now?

[@nugsymalone1247]

@@tranquero I'm doing alright. All things considered these days... still alive and not stressing the small stuff

[@tranquero]

@@nugsymalone1247 what a haunting experience. Good to hear you are doing well. That's the way to go, small stuff is not worth stressing out for. Gained a good change of perspective I see.

[@nugsymalone1247]

@@tranquero you got that right. Theres always something to be gained out of tragedy. That was the most stressful situation I've been in. How are you doing these days?

[@tranquero]

@@nugsymalone1247 Doing quite good thanks for asking as well! My country is always kind of a mess (Argentina) but we're getting along alright.

[@st3v3nk3]

One of the (if not THE) best opening sequence of film history. The bored mood strike into a brutally thrilled situation.
I remember, when the guy catch the fly with the pistol barrel. The train stops, the harmonica cry up.
There was a big story once time upon the West....

[@mattiapramotton4412]

Man with a Harmonica was already a legendary theme way before Morricone's death... as Ecstasy of Gold, Deborah's Theme, Watch Chimes and many others... we've lost such a legend.

[@kubakonieczny1901]

Your legendary music will be never forgotten... Rest in paradise Maestro...

[@twistedmetal04]

Play me the Song of Death.
Ennio Morricone's timeless Masterpiece.

[@jeffcostello9641]

Imagine "Once upon a time in the West" without this track!

[@yuzaf2]

Jeff Costello Can't

[@swanswans1386]

+Jeff Costello Can't. Some of the movie was made around the music...

[@jeffcostello9641]

Swan Swans Yep! So it seemed at least!

[@xtc1957]

Fonda, the man that America could not accept as a villain. He played the part to perfection, as he did every other role he was given, even though he hated making this film. "Not enough dialog," he said. According to Fonda, he felt it did not test his acting abilities for all they were worth. No one, I mean no one, was more dedicated to his craft than Fonda.
This movie ran in France and number one for two straight years! Naturally, it flopped here in the land of inappropriate. All because Americans couldn't handle their favorite film star "playing the part" of a villian. Well, isn't that what an actor does????This soundtrack is just...I don't have the words. Morricone is a heavenly composer. His use of major to 6th to 7th chord arrangements just knocks my socks off. Tears come rolling every time I hear the main theme, and the main theme from "Once Upon a Time In America," which may well be the most remarkable movie theme ever produced. Without Morricone, there would be no Leone, and vice-versa.

[@chiffmonkey]

+xtc1957 Doesn't make sense, it's probably his best role. The way he spits. The glare he gives the kid - the last witness. The moment of realisation as he dies. Good acting has nothing to do with dialogue.

[@thedragonsnortchannel2609]

I don't know if you're interested, but another Morricone composition that's badass and haunting is "Un Monumento", which comes from the Spaghetti Western The Hellbenders. Tarantino used the track in his movie Django Unchained

[@Carandini]

Not quite right. It flopped in the States because it was viciously cut down by the distributor so it could have more showings each day on each screen. Vile, vile shit and 'Once Upon a Time in America' suffered the same fate.

[@lovelandfrog5692]

Uhh, Fonda actually said this was his favorite role.

[@yurispetsnaz8412]

because spaghetti is hard to swallow while talking

[@qazacoatl]

Once Upon a time in West brought me here...

[@matthewiler7094]

That's a little obvious, isn't it?

[@qazacoatl]

it was obvious but for all people say django or a video game brought them here so it not obvious XD

[@Ronusti]

My keyboard and mouse brought me here.

[@chasm671]

A Mexican drug cartel brought me here with a bag over my head and left me to rot among a pile of corpses.

[@qazacoatl]

bla bla bla bla bla bla bla

[@docmacabre]

One of the most memorable pieces of film music in the history of film music. Perhaps, the most memorable.

[@MrMerafta]

I saw Muse live two weeks ago. They played this piece right before Knights of Cydonia. It sent chills down my spine and I just HAD to find the original song. Epic

[@ShootistFN]

RIP Morricone, keep making beautiful pieces like this in heaven. RIP

[@Bummpacars]

The fact it represents both the villain and the protagonist: This plays when Frank murders the Macbain family and again when Harmonica is in the saloon. Then finally during their duel and we see Frank gifts Harmonica the instrument to play while his brother dies. The greatest movie theme of all time.

[@sadlobster1]

Among the things hat makes this movie so good is the character of Harmonica.
You rarely hear him speak but always know he's here because of his instrument

[@contempris2383]

RIP to THE best film composer to ever live.

[@Sapheiorus]

The piece convey the film's character perfectly in how it makes you feel. When I hear this song, I feel drunk with sorrow and rage. If I were walking, I'd almost stumble forward, swaying as the harmonica's pitch does, yet intent on the direction to which I stumble... never forgetting... never forgiving. The hot wind blows, the dust gathers, but the goal will be reached. And when I get there, someone is going to die.

[@Fan_Made_Videos]

It's the perfect trigger

[@radguurl]

That's a legit beautiful description and completely captures the emotion Morricone poured into this piece.
And it's far better than my description, which pretty much boils down to "Somebody's 'bout to get they ass SHOT TO SHIT for the SAVAGE-ASS _BULLSHIT_ they did all those years ago!"

[@sludgerat666]

Fucking perfect comment right here.

[@nonobstant851]

Lmao calm down men

[@KingTriton1837]

Take it down a few notches, gentlemen. Lmao!

[@mlopez0791]

Man that harmonica at the beginning gives me shivers...

[@lucassoros3236]

Rest in Peace, Ennio. Your stunning talent will be missed all around the world

[@cjmania1980]

This movie is incredible on itself, but just the way the sounds and musics are used is pure gold and genius.

[@Sean-if7rp]

That guitar tone is absolutely perfect

[@aypun4239]

RIP Ennio Morricone, Your music will remain eternal, like the red sun forever shining in the great western frontier

[@Conservative4]

This music is haunted. I love the just barely supernatural elements of old west stories.

[@nickdiang]

Me and my father watched this movie so many times and he passed away few years now. Now every time when I listen to this song I remember us...

[@markkoetsier6475]

Thank you so much for all the unforgettable scores, Ennio.

[@glennbasilii552]

RIP Ennio. You were Groundbreaking.

[@antoinearnardi4585]

The reason why I bought a harmonica, wonderful.

[@goncalonunodurao7656]

TIMELESS, LEGEND music from the genius, Morricone. "Once upon a time in the West" is one of my favorite Westerns. And I never got tired to listen and to watch the Legendary movie. Charles Bronson and Henry Fonda and Jason Robards are so GREAT, TIMELESS actors.

[@sucktitles]

I don't want to sound like a purist but no performance I've found on youtube, be it newer or a HQ version of it, has surpassed this original recording.

[@peter.destoop]

John Connor agreed

[@nuffzed2001]

the live recording when you look up 'morricone man with harmonica live' is pretty damn close to it though, that one has visuals

[@warrenfloyd1484]

Hauntingly beautiful!

[@AnthonyMonaghan]

Simply genius. Ennio Morricone was and still is one of the greatest of his day. This track alone stinks of genius. Absolutely brilliant. the pace, timing...and those three! harmonica notes. Thanks you for reminding me how great this is.

[@Joe-ww8uw]

Anthony Monaghan stinks of genius? The scent of genius is not a stink my friend

[@WolfenSköllMountains]

After going through a very difficult time in my life, for me listening to this masterpiece is a divine breath of challenge to life's problems and a lot of motivation, that's why I listen to it every day, thanks Ennio.

[@excrono]

Morricone is expressing that even hopeless situations can end up being reversed, they are not always impossible if you can survive long enough.
Time changes the variables, so hold on and strike when that happens.
Have the courage to keep going even when life is playing an evil song on the harmonica.

[@BloodyFlowerFilms]

Rest In Peace Ennio Morricone. This... this is your masterpiece. This motif, par none. This track will haunt us all for eternity and may you live for eternity Mr. Morricone.

[@megalosauru]

So long, Ennio Morricone. Thank you for your timeless work.

[@Ralphoifyful]

An internal tension, the very moment before lethal violence, before a mortal combat. A masterpiece!

[@alfredlushi7372]

Best western music ever made...

[@BlackOtter9]

Arthur... there’s a body in the wagon

[@punishedfiddle4476]

same energy

[@BRIDKIE]

Damn O'driscolls

[@detective8095]

I'm glad that Colm got a noose around his neck.

[@zestseas2603]

The greatest movie theme that no one ever talks about.

[@TakerKane29]

Best Western movie of all time and Clint Eastwood wasn't even cast in here

[@atheeoslsarkkos7739]

Henry Fonda is even more charismatic than Clint

[@sidDkid87]

*The Wild Bunch*

[@macca-9090]

Imagine if he was

[@instantkarma5486]

Pretty much all the spaghetti westerns are great, though this and good bad and ugly are the best.

[@kyleshiflet9952]

@@atheeoslsarkkos7739 thank you I loved him in this movie Grapes of Wrath and Fail Safe

[@ddhalim]

RIP Morricone.. your music will never die..

[@mqblues]

Frank: "Maybe then you"ll tell me what you're after."
Harmonica: Only at the point of dying."
"Frank: "I know..."

[@mathias6405]

Always in our hearts, farewell Ennio

[@iraqali4061]

Rest in peace Ennio Morricone, this music is one of the best in the old west. It must be placed in the ancient musical heritage. Every time I hear it, I love watching Western films more because of the simplicity of the performances and the realistic acting. 1/3/2024 My first comment this year. I hope to achieve everything I hope for this year (R) ❤

[@Beer_Baron_]

An absolute masterpiece. Perfectly encapsulates the anger, sadness, feelings of revenge that was Harmonica.

[@armzbrah]

best western of all time

[@TechnicalBarbarity]

without a doubt

[@nexus6741]

Without a doubt my best western,and the music capture everything.must times I just listened to the music and know where I am in the movie,I have the feeling I'm there and taking in the atmosphere of the day. Love this movie.

[@mrrios2881]

The good the bad and the ugly

[@knucklesmagoo6846]

Vladimir Livaja hands down my friend, Epic

[@ckcisapplings]

@Pc Principle just yesss

[@peterbc6129]

Watched this movie just randomly once when it was on TV. I have watched the Dollars, I have watched Trinity series, and still, to this day, Once Upon A Time in the West is my favorite Western. The build up, the tension, the characters, and of course, the music.
And the scene burned into my mind, is the finale. The final duel. The entire movie builds up to it, slowly, like it slowly builds up it's tension in various scenes, until the reveal, and duel

[@aaryamannambiar6677]

This will forever give me chills...

[@10Peter25]

At first I thought of this as Harmonica's (the man played by Charles Bronson) theme, but when I heard it first introduced during Frank's murder of the McBain family (right before Frank shot the McBain family's youngest, terrified little boy), I associated the theme more closely with the harmonica itself and less with a man. A subtle twist to associate the theme with both of the only two people ever to possess the harmonica, Frank and Bronson's unnamed character. Kinda brings out the dark, cruel history of death associated with the harmonica, particularly of Frank's penchant for cruelty to and killing of innocent children. Also fits the flashbacks of both characters during the final duel and the scene of Frank's dying. First as the Harmonica Man and Frank remember the harmonica falling out of Harmonica Boy's mouth, then as the harmonica falls out of Frank's mouth. The harmonica itself plays about as important a role in the movie's plot as do its two possessors, and the harmonica's theme brings that out. BRILLIANT!

[@Cryme69]

RIP the king, the legend, maestro, Ennio Morricone. You will never ever be forgotten.

[@PilzEtosis]

RIP maestro. Thankyou for providing a soundtrack to a big chunk of my life.

[@ThinkingAtheos]

I think this film was made so well because of the fact that Ennio wrote the music before shooting (and obviously the editing), which meant the whole film was built around the music. Music is so important in film!

[@AHHHHHHHHHHHHl]

Italy: Play something for your brother
US: Keep your loving brother happy
Germany: Play me the song of death

[@AquariusRevolution]

I'm in love with this. Who knew the harmonica would capture all the turmoil a human heart can muster.

[@loganm8654]

One of the most influential, legendary songs of all time... I can't believe that I didn't hear the music until I watched the movie today

[@cliffburton-jy6iq]

R.I.P Ennio Morricone. The man was a musical genius

[@MHTutorials3D]

Brilliant

[@highvoltagemedia7150]

Rest In Peace, Maestro. Thank you for all the timeless and iconic music

[@TrueJoeyBowie]

Such an eerie, unsettling piece of music. It's outstanding.

[@LikeMaiki]

Ennio für ever! Thanks!

[@emersoncf]

RIP genius Ennio Morricone!

[@ILikeOfYourClothes]

RIP Ennio Morricone, legend.

[@sagittarius7569]

🗣 I watched this excellent film several times in the theater and on our television. And every time it is repeated again, I am very happy to watch it ... 📽

[@sabashukvani]

Fabulous music! Ennio Morricone was truly legendary composer! Riposa in pace maestro!

[@mcraeally44]

The Master has gone, though your heritage will live on forever.

[@dtizet6275]

RIP Man. Best music atmosphere ever.

[@iamnottheguy8914]

Rest in peace Morricone, may your music be revered for generations to come.

[@jeremycheshire2965]

Each character has their own piece of music throughout the film. This is Bronson's and Fonda's music weaved together to make this phenomenal piece....the best film ever made...the best soundtrack ever created...x

[@tycrase]

R.I.P. Ennio Morricone ❤🎺
1928 - 2020

[@LBStirlo]

If I was some boxer or mma guy I wud come out to this tune all day long, the drop is pure goosebumps

[@Trazzster]

RIP Ennio Morricone, a genius and a legend.

[@samueljamesonfern3245]

The harmonica sound sends chills down my damn spine.

[@touchgameplay]

I play that always when I get stopped by the Police because of Speeding.

[@ShootistFN]

stop doing that.. you want to go back to the 18s?

[@Shajzemon_SVK]

That isn´t good idea. In 18s they first shoot, after ask.

[@jernejlorenci4000]

good idea

[@jttekton]

who the shit comments on a comment that was made 8 years ago? idk

[@nobunaga-oda]

@@jttekton 🤣😂🤣😂👍🏻👏🏻

[@comicguitar]

The harmonica melody which lingers on throughout the piece is brilliant. For me, it represents a memory, from which feelings spring out of. Even though the feelings progress, from ones own fear, to realization of the reality, the memory keeps lurking in the background. The harmonica lingers on into the last second, and by 3:10, comes the bell that finally puts an end to it all, a decision, sort of.
Just a brilliant masterpiece in movie history.

[@jonhyosbourne]

Simply legendary song! ⭐🤠

[@johnnyunderhillproductions8346]

I played this music during the Braithwate manor mission in RD2, And it was intense!