I'd love to see everyone's individual outline of this story. You don't have to go off of my track titles either, if the music takes you in a different direction.
@@StevenLynnMusic of course. I was thinking people would listen to each track and get a sense of the mood of the track. I’m not sure how it’s done in Hollywood, but I’m pretty sure the composer watches a rough cut of the footage they’ve filmed and then write a score for each individual scene. So in effect I’m asking the community to do the same thing but in reverse.
I listened to this on a motorcycle trip through mountan dirt roads. This music was a simply outstanding companion for the trip. I hope more people get to hear your works.
Martin had absolutely no chill for the entire movie and I'm amazed he lived to the end with that mouth on him. "That's some fine shooter you're wearing now, Silas. Let's see you shoot it." "They will. You won't." "Silas... I have no intention of turning my back to you!"
"Lot's changed, hasn't it, Martin? World used to be our oyster. Ain't no one could touch us. Now you've got a six-shooter pointed at my gut." "They ain't gonna take anymore, Tommy. I ain't, either. You know that." "Heh...yeah. Lot's changed."
western music takes me back to elementary school so much. i had a teacher for like a month or two and he would make us close our eyes, listen to western music, then write a FULL story about anything the music made us thought about. it was so great. i dream about being a writer since then, and have always loved writing and creating stories. i miss that teacher.
Having some whiskey sours and eating dinner at my property out in the high desert of Oregon while listening to this glorious music. Magnificent way to enjoy my Saturday...
@@user-zw4wh1tm9x Got a couple years of payments left then it's all mine. Never owned any land before. Then I'm getting a well. You're so right. It's all about owning some land and being as self sufficient as possible!
To the person reading this, Good Luck! Don't stress, everything will be fine. No matter what difficulty you are facing right now, you can overcome it! You are strong and brave.
@@Vinemaple You suddenly hear a voice from the other corner of the saloon. Black hat pulled low over his eyes. Shot of whiskey in his hand and his boots kicked up on the table in front of him. Leaning back against his chair. "who you telling to vibe with it" he sneers coldly..............
My late dad was a cowboy movies junky. When ever he grabbed an opportunity to watch one, he didnt let it go. As a kid i wasnt a fan of an old black and white cowboy movies... neither i am now. But i have huge respect for all of those desert dawgs outhere. Guess we aint all built exactly the same way 🤷♂️ Počivaj u miru, Mićko. 1949-2016
Both the main theme for "The Rude, The Fat and The Snugly" and "For a Few Bitcoins More" on the same album. Impressive. Very nice ... let's see Paul Allen's soundtrack for an imaginary western.
Greetings from India 🇮🇳🙏. This music score just took me to my childhood memories of watching these cowboy movies of Clint Eastwood , Anthony Quinn, Gregory Peck, Bud Spencer and Terence Hill to name a few. Just awesomely enjoyed the entire tracks. Kudos to you man for this wonderful presentation. God bless all
This reminds me of my youth, never paying much attention but listening along to when my family would watch westerns. Crazy how this instantly puts me to sleep and brings me conformt. Thank you for this nostalgia
YT is an incredible platform. I love how you made this album and it's been listened to half a million times almost and it's only been out for a month with only 8k followers. That's incredible! Wonderful album, I'm not all the way through it yet but I'm enjoying it thoroughly thus far! Also, I love the artwork! Kudos all around.
I've listened to this so many times that it started to feel like I MUST have been listening to it for longer than a month, yet here we are. I must have found it just after release.
An Arizonan, I admire how the main theme captures at once the gorgeous ancient majesty and austere immensity of the desert west. Towering canyon walls and distant, stoic mesas which command both amazement and dread, as the desert is a beautiful and nearly uninhabitable place, home only to those who are proficient, clever, or ruthless enough to endure it.
I remember watching this movie with my dad back in '94. Will never forget what Cheriff Dean said in the end: "You can only learn the true measure of a man by seeing what he does when he thinks he's alone." Stuck with me ever since.
Man, i remember Birch saying "Ain't the fingers that matter, Austin, it's the notes they're playin'." after Austin tried to kill him. Hit me real hard.
Remember this one?... "There are two kinds of people in the world, my friend: Those with a rope around the neck, and the people who have the job of doing the cutting."
உண்மை யில் அற்புதமான இசை பதிவு. நான் இந்தியாவில் தமிழகத்தில் வசித்து வருகிறேன். என்னுடைய இசை தேவன் இளையராஜா. அந்த வரிசையில் நீங்கள் என்னுடைய மனதில் இடம்பிடித்து விட்டீர்கள். இவ்வளவு அற்புதமான பதிவு செய்த உங்களுக்கு என் மனமார்ந்த வாழ்த்துகள்
Your album blew up on the algorithm man. Looks like your going to need to come out with a 2nd one. As an independent music creator myself dont let this push and opportunity go to waste.
I had no idea this was a thing! I’m an opera singer and guitarist recently turned composer and I’ve been doing scores/songs for films/scenes that don’t exist! This music is beautiful my friend!
Tarantino is a total tosser that can't come up with anything original but to steal others ideas .... gets Morricone to score a film to try and bring credibilty Leone was the master Tarantino not even the shit on his shoes
Dude… this is INCREDIBLE. As someone like myself who is stuck in the past and loves the older worlds of yesterday, I have to thank you for bringing more of this type of music into the world of today. Thank you
My dad always had westerns on Sundays as a kid. In some weird way i always wanted to live in Colorado. He passed awhile ago and i did end up in Colorado and this is the perfect music to drive to and take in the scenery and reminisce. Thanks for an awesome soundtrack.
Every time I hear your sequence for "Burying Friends" in this piece and one of your other works it makes me think of Johnny Cash's version of Hurt. The chord progression is melodic and beautiful. I love your use of these notes. In this composition and his, I am chilled in the best way possible. Well done.
This takes me back.. this was the first movie i didnt see. I remember my Dad not taking me to this when i was 10 yrs old. It didnt make the biggest impression on me that I still draw inspiration from to this day..this is the best movie not made!!
This is amazing work, makes me feel like im getting ready to watch a 3 hour long badass western. I miss being 13 watching Clint Eastwood with my father, eating smoked ribs drinking exspesnive root beer...
This is Pure Gold. I never knew I was looking for this for years until I found it in YT feed. Speechless. Great work. Great value added to the world music community.
I appreciate that the algorithm knows that I am a fan of western, very good album, congratulations, it goes to my favorites, greetings from Colombia!!!!
Dude, this is incredible. I always took music classes in school, used protools and whatnot, but I've never had any rhythm or the creativity this takes. I can't even fathom composing a full soundtrack to a nonexistent film. This might not seem as crazy to you, you know, since you made it and have these talents, but this has got to be one of the most impressive feats I've ever witnessed. I would never even know this wasn't a professionally produced feature film production. Seriously amazing.
Bruh standing on the crosswalk, waiting for the green light whilst holding 2 beers, a pack of cigs and staring down two envious bums on the opposite of the street while "The Heist" is playing has got to be my new favourite memory XDDDDD
I'm writing it, amigo. For God, Country and Elmore Leonard. Your music bade me recall a brilliant true story of the old West. It deserves a film - because nobody would believe this man's life. I was going to share his name here - but better to keep it quiet. I find your musical choices to be evocative and full of primal energy - they work! The pieces can also frame individual characters thanks to your varied themes and arrangements. Excellent job.
@bammer150 this must be why i am getting this recommendation...i just started listening to the Blood Meridian story and the author yesterday for first time on TH-cam.
Let's talk about Blood Meridian. It is just as much torture to read about the hardships of its characters than it is for those characters to survive them. On and on its bleak nothingness spreads out towards the horizon. It's brilliant in that way, just like The Road, but something about Blood Meridian forbids me from finishing it. It's plodding hell goes on like the beating of the western sun.
@@Kaxopilla i could see myself having some of the same feelings if i were reading the original. The fact i am watching it through this individuals perpective and or interpretation has intrigued me with the storyline. th-cam.com/video/eu6STuj4njw/w-d-xo.html
I just wanted to thank you so much, your music is magnificent and helped me to write about a new character and scenes for a post apocalyptic "western" I'm working on, bless you
Ok, I'll bite. Now, this made me appreciate so much of what I've listened to, even in other genres. Like, the Main Theme has ff7 vibes, the Farm Boy track, specifically. So imagine, I'm here listening to this and hallucinating other music. That's great.
Have falllen in love with this, all I've listened to the past 3 days. I love imagining a scene for what's happpening in every beat of each track. So well done
Listening to this magnificent piece of Western music while seated on my veranda, gazing at the lush hills of Islamabad, Pakistan, is truly awe-inspiring. Thanks 🎉👍
If you don't mind me observing once these big philharmonic orchestras get hold of original music scores the very essence of the melodies seems to disappear into the ether.
I will find water where there is none, as the sounds of this album wrung and whispered through the morning breeze, the dry sand and sun twitched my nose into a sneeze as I fell on my knees and the earth opened up like a cut that bleeds... 💧water.
I picture a dark stranger and his horse riding across the plains. The burnt orange of the sun as his back. As the dust rises from his passing. The camera pans the horizon as he rides..... Nice soundtrack! Thank you!
What a magnificent find. Part of me wishes there was actually a film to accompany these fantastic pieces of music, but that would probably ruin part of what makes them so special.
@@gS0yeUE0udz7d thank you for the recommendation. This reminds me of burning man or something. Kind of like a mix between rock and roll, psych rock, and psyche blues
Mate, let me just express my true admiration for this work. Absolutely amazing, I love to listen to it while I'm working, it is really inspiring and great. Just great!
My dad recorded this on filtered HBO in 1987 and he watched it once a month for like 10 years till I bought him it on DVD, that sucker was the 55 dollar directors cut. Thank you for uploading the score, damn I miss him.
This isn't usually my type of music, but the title piqued my interest and I wasn't disappointed! What a great album! The video description told me you're a composer doing all kinds of interesting things, and it would be great if we could see you compose one of your tracks. No fancy edits needed, just watching over the shoulder of a master at work would be awesome.
@cosmo1eleven855 and TBd68 Good interaction between you two. @TheBushdoctor68 the title also piqued my interest. It's crazy to me how that alone has so much power to draw people in.
The scene where Anne-Marie betrays Blackjack and Harper after the raid breaks my heart every time. The pain in Harper's eyes and the resignation in Blackjack's as he bleeds out says so much about both of them. Definitely one of the best heel-turns in westerns and one of the most complicated villains of the genre.
I recently made this music video in Chicago for a solo project called Dead Man named after my favorite western film ☠️ th-cam.com/video/M1rDhO4Q34U/w-d-xo.htmlsi=kJUJ9kg5oRPtgz3N
OMG! I remember this movie! This brings back so many memories. What a great story! One of my favorites, and the only spaghetti western that I’ve ever costarred in with Clint Eastwood and Charles Bronson. Damn, what a good flick! I wish you call could have seen it.
Killer book , killer author. Love Cormac, although don't know he died. Try this if you dare ! "Wraiths of a broken land", & "A Congregation of Jackals" both written by S. Craig Zahler ... You wont regret it.
Learned of this thanks to a friend. Quite the captivating production. Glad I heard it as compared to never at all. Thank you to the musicians and to Steven Lynn for this posting.
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Can someone please give us a detailed description of each scene in this imaginary western based on the sound of each track? That would be amazing.
I'd love to see everyone's individual outline of this story. You don't have to go off of my track titles either, if the music takes you in a different direction.
@@StevenLynnMusic of course. I was thinking people would listen to each track and get a sense of the mood of the track. I’m not sure how it’s done in Hollywood, but I’m pretty sure the composer watches a rough cut of the footage they’ve filmed and then write a score for each individual scene. So in effect I’m asking the community to do the same thing but in reverse.
@@MrP392 Make it so!
Maybe we can use the album as a writing prompt and have a story competition or something (to be honest I hate competitions based on art though)
@@StevenLynnMusic I’m not much of a writer, but I’d love to read what others write.
I remember not seeing this movie when I was a kid, back when it wasn’t in theaters
I wasn,t there either😄
Clever devil 😊
I don't remember that.
Me too :)
Yeah, man, nobody was talking about this movie. Seems like no one ever knew it didn’t exist.
I listened to this on a motorcycle trip through mountan dirt roads. This music was a simply outstanding companion for the trip. I hope more people get to hear your works.
This gave me diarrhea
That sounds dope fr
are there any bears out there/have you seen any?
How do u listen to music while riding, man? headphone or some sort of bluetooth?
badass👿
"You know, Tommy, I ain't here for no social visit."
"Yeah, I figured. Don't suppose you wanna hear my side."
"Naw. Too late for that"
From what?
@@e.thomas2475 It was like the most famous line this actor said in the movie dude
Martin had absolutely no chill for the entire movie and I'm amazed he lived to the end with that mouth on him.
"That's some fine shooter you're wearing now, Silas. Let's see you shoot it."
"They will. You won't."
"Silas... I have no intention of turning my back to you!"
@@highviewbarbell You know you fucked up when they start calling you 'dude'
"Lot's changed, hasn't it, Martin? World used to be our oyster. Ain't no one could touch us. Now you've got a six-shooter pointed at my gut."
"They ain't gonna take anymore, Tommy. I ain't, either. You know that."
"Heh...yeah. Lot's changed."
western music takes me back to elementary school so much. i had a teacher for like a month or two and he would make us close our eyes, listen to western music, then write a FULL story about anything the music made us thought about. it was so great. i dream about being a writer since then, and have always loved writing and creating stories. i miss that teacher.
All it takes is consistency, people start when they’re old and become successful writers so why not start now?
I just write for the enjoyment. I don't think anyone will ever read my work. I'm okay with that
Sounds like a truly amazing teacher!
You had a teacher for only a month or two...what happened after that??
so whats each scene that these songs belong to
This comes to my recommendation out of nowhere and what I can say about is that this is the kind of jam that I love.
ya I think youtube hacked into the playlists on my PC's hard drive
Same. Sometimes the algorithm is great
TH-cam knew what we needed right now lol
maybe not exactly what we wanted, but exactly what we deserved ... lol
@@Vinemaple funny, and likely scarily true😱
Im in Africa Botswana, n this music makes me move in bold ways.... It gives me a charge of acstacy
Hopefully not towards the neighbour next-door.
The ecstasy of gold
Having some whiskey sours and eating dinner at my property out in the high desert of Oregon while listening to this glorious music. Magnificent way to enjoy my Saturday...
Can I come? 😢😢
Native Oregonian here, the high desert is a prime location for listening to these tunes
Add some Rose City Band and some Jeffrey Silverstein and it'll be perfect.
congrats on owning property, that's all we got these days
@@user-zw4wh1tm9x Got a couple years of payments left then it's all mine. Never owned any land before. Then I'm getting a well.
You're so right. It's all about owning some land and being as self sufficient as possible!
To the person reading this, Good Luck! Don't stress, everything will be fine. No matter what difficulty you are facing right now, you can overcome it! You are strong and brave.
Much obliged, pardner.
thanks. I needed that ;-;
I’m fucking struggling. Cheers.
Thanks, pal. You too.
Love u bro
On the outside I’m hootin. On the inside I’m hollerin’.
You can’t always be a strong cowboy. Sometimes being an alive cowboy is just enough
As someone who grew up in the deserts of Arizona, this sounds like home. Thanks.
As someone who grew up playing Read Dead Redemption 1 and 2 this sounds like the perfect soundtrack for the 3rd game.
You grew up in a desert? You must be dry.
Sounds more like southeastern Minnesota to me
i grew up in AZ too, Mohave desert area.. This playlist works great with Fallout NV and Mad Max, from personal experience~
Texas.
WE MAKIN IT OUT OF THE GALLOWS WITH THIS ONE🔥🔥
You're making out in the gallows with who???
@@obamagaming3802 Hey, it's a Spaghetti western, just vibe with it
@@Vinemaple You suddenly hear a voice from the other corner of the saloon. Black hat pulled low over his eyes. Shot of whiskey in his hand and his boots kicked up on the table in front of him. Leaning back against his chair. "who you telling to vibe with it" he sneers coldly..............
WE MAKIN IT OUT OF THE SALOON WITH THIS ONE I RECKON🗣🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥
WE MAKIN IT OUTTA DEADWOOD WITH THIS ONE
My late dad was a cowboy movies junky. When ever he grabbed an opportunity to watch one, he didnt let it go. As a kid i wasnt a fan of an old black and white cowboy movies... neither i am now. But i have huge respect for all of those desert dawgs outhere.
Guess we aint all built exactly the same way 🤷♂️
Počivaj u miru, Mićko.
1949-2016
Both the main theme for "The Rude, The Fat and The Snugly" and "For a Few Bitcoins More" on the same album. Impressive. Very nice ... let's see Paul Allen's soundtrack for an imaginary western.
🤔
The memes into one comment lol.
"A Fistful of shit from walmart"
How about a fist full of ravioli
@@HonkHonklerdude, I don’t understand. Wtf is “for a few bitcoins more”💀💀
Riding around in RDR2 with this on is so unbelievably epic
Not as epic as riding around Tatooine in R2D2 with this on!
i like to play rdr2 with only rdr2's music on
Also Ennio Morricone, specifically Once Upon a Time in the West, is also incredible. I highly suggest trying this soon
@@MarwanGmrpro gets kind of old after a while.
I played like a 2 hour long tribute to Ennio Morricone when I was playing that game.
Right off the bat I'm hearing a lot of Ennio Morricone influence. An excellent source of inspiration.
Not surprising considering Moriconne basically invented the genre
The Southwest is an absolutely magical place. The American/Mexican /Native feel is so unique.
Born and raised there. after moving away some 11 years ago, i know this about my homeland more than ever, and i miss it.
And the government continues to destroy it all.
True. Nothing like it.
Aztlan
That's why I live here
Funny how I've lived so many years and never knew how much I needed to hear this until this moment. I will cherish it. I thank you for this creation
Greetings from India 🇮🇳🙏.
This music score just took me to my childhood memories of watching these cowboy movies of Clint Eastwood , Anthony Quinn, Gregory Peck, Bud Spencer and Terence Hill to name a few. Just awesomely enjoyed the entire tracks. Kudos to you man for this wonderful presentation.
God bless all
Can you please list down some iconic movies , i want to watch for sure
@@Ashokr8008
A fistful of Dollars
High Plains Drifter
The Good The Bad and The Ugly
Once upon a time in the west
The Searchers
True Grit
@@Ashokr8008
Meckanas Gold
Few Dollars More
Guns of Navarone
Django
@@bencherdent1696 guns of navarone is a great movie, but not a western. it's a world war 2 movie.
@@dziuaftermidnight No where have I mentioned that those are western movies
This reminds me of my youth, never paying much attention but listening along to when my family would watch westerns. Crazy how this instantly puts me to sleep and brings me conformt. Thank you for this nostalgia
YT is an incredible platform. I love how you made this album and it's been listened to half a million times almost and it's only been out for a month with only 8k followers. That's incredible! Wonderful album, I'm not all the way through it yet but I'm enjoying it thoroughly thus far! Also, I love the artwork! Kudos all around.
I only had like 2k subscribers when I released this I think. Thanks for listening!
@@StevenLynnMusic Congrats on the new followers, you deserve it, great album!
@@StevenLynnMusicdo you happen to post to Spotify?
@@StevenLynnMusic You're an overnight sensation!
Lol. I know....no such thing. But good on ya for honing and developing your artistry and 'voice'!
I've listened to this so many times that it started to feel like I MUST have been listening to it for longer than a month, yet here we are. I must have found it just after release.
I haven’t felt this kind of excitement for an album in a long time.
An Arizonan, I admire how the main theme captures at once the gorgeous ancient majesty and austere immensity of the desert west. Towering canyon walls and distant, stoic mesas which command both amazement and dread, as the desert is a beautiful and nearly uninhabitable place, home only to those who are proficient, clever, or ruthless enough to endure it.
Well said
poetic asf you should write
This makes me miss arizona,, it makes me think of all the long empty roads and all the wild places, between Mt lemon and the north rim.
I remember watching this movie with my dad back in '94. Will never forget what Cheriff Dean said in the end: "You can only learn the true measure of a man by seeing what he does when he thinks he's alone." Stuck with me ever since.
That's the definition of Integrity.
Man, i remember Birch saying "Ain't the fingers that matter, Austin, it's the notes they're playin'." after Austin tried to kill him. Hit me real hard.
Remember this one?...
"There are two kinds of people in the world, my friend: Those with a rope around the neck, and the people who have the job of doing the cutting."
Wow... 🤔 that's a very insightful quotation. Thanks.👍
@@centerfiresuppressionllc682 They're the same people.
உண்மை யில் அற்புதமான இசை பதிவு.
நான் இந்தியாவில் தமிழகத்தில் வசித்து வருகிறேன்.
என்னுடைய இசை தேவன் இளையராஜா.
அந்த வரிசையில் நீங்கள் என்னுடைய மனதில் இடம்பிடித்து விட்டீர்கள்.
இவ்வளவு அற்புதமான பதிவு செய்த உங்களுக்கு என் மனமார்ந்த வாழ்த்துகள்
Naushad ali also a great indian composer who captivated me
Your album blew up on the algorithm man. Looks like your going to need to come out with a 2nd one. As an independent music creator myself dont let this push and opportunity go to waste.
Christe eléison
Es cierto estaremos esperando más contenido y reconocemos su talento es increíble lo que has compuesto mil gracias!!
@@StevenLynnMusic "Christe eléison" - tell us you're Catholic without saying you're Catholic.
@@StevenLynnMusic The Man in black Fled acros the desert and the gunslinger followed.
This man has a sound all his own. He captures the influence of Morricone as if he were the manifestation of the man himself.
Make more of this. Don’t stop.
I had no idea this was a thing! I’m an opera singer and guitarist recently turned composer and I’ve been doing scores/songs for films/scenes that don’t exist!
This music is beautiful my friend!
This is sooo good, I could see this being used as one of the many Ennio Morricone tracks that Quinten Tarantino sneaks into his movies!
Lovely work!
Tarantino is a total tosser that can't come up with anything original but to steal others ideas .... gets Morricone to score a film to try and bring credibilty Leone was the master Tarantino not even the shit on his shoes
I'm bumping this in the background while reading Blood Meredian and it fits the vibes well
Blood Meridian was my first choice, as well. Even the cover of this album fits.
Best Western story of all time.
Dude… this is INCREDIBLE. As someone like myself who is stuck in the past and loves the older worlds of yesterday, I have to thank you for bringing more of this type of music into the world of today. Thank you
Dziękujemy.
I can just imagine the thousand-yard stare, the cigarillo and the tumbleweed. love it! 🤠
Man, this is insanely good. Casual genius.
My dad always had westerns on Sundays as a kid. In some weird way i always wanted to live in Colorado. He passed awhile ago and i did end up in Colorado and this is the perfect music to drive to and take in the scenery and reminisce. Thanks for an awesome soundtrack.
My mom used to watch these with me to, unfortunately we live in Europe
Man I love your work. If i was a game developer and wanted to make a wild west game I definitely know who I would hire
Every time I hear your sequence for "Burying Friends" in this piece and one of your other works it makes me think of Johnny Cash's version of Hurt. The chord progression is melodic and beautiful. I love your use of these notes. In this composition and his, I am chilled in the best way possible. Well done.
It actually sounds a lot like stairway to heaven to me
@@perrinstory Good ear. I can hear that as well.
This takes me back.. this was the first movie i didnt see. I remember my Dad not taking me to this when i was 10 yrs old. It didnt make the biggest impression on me that I still draw inspiration from to this day..this is the best movie not made!!
What a great idea for an album. The track names really add to the vibe. Well done!
This album is perfect background music for a tabletop campaign I'm making. Great work!
This is amazing work, makes me feel like im getting ready to watch a 3 hour long badass western. I miss being 13 watching Clint Eastwood with my father, eating smoked ribs drinking exspesnive root beer...
This is Pure Gold. I never knew I was looking for this for years until I found it in YT feed. Speechless. Great work. Great value added to the world music community.
I appreciate that the algorithm knows that I am a fan of western, very good album, congratulations, it goes to my favorites, greetings from Colombia!!!!
It sent it to me even though I never listen to anything like this. Unless you count The Gospel Plow, and that was months ago.
Dude, this is incredible. I always took music classes in school, used protools and whatnot, but I've never had any rhythm or the creativity this takes. I can't even fathom composing a full soundtrack to a nonexistent film. This might not seem as crazy to you, you know, since you made it and have these talents, but this has got to be one of the most impressive feats I've ever witnessed. I would never even know this wasn't a professionally produced feature film production. Seriously amazing.
Bruh standing on the crosswalk, waiting for the green light whilst holding 2 beers, a pack of cigs and staring down two envious bums on the opposite of the street while "The Heist" is playing has got to be my new favourite memory XDDDDD
should've jaywalked to the heist bro
Lol... Best comment ever 😁
I'm writing it, amigo. For God, Country and Elmore Leonard. Your music bade me recall a brilliant true story of the old West. It deserves a film - because nobody would believe this man's life. I was going to share his name here - but better to keep it quiet.
I find your musical choices to be evocative and full of primal energy - they work!
The pieces can also frame individual characters thanks to your varied themes and arrangements. Excellent job.
Please do tell, you've got our attention!
Do you like blood meridian and the border trilogy by cormac McCarthy
@bammer150 this must be why i am getting this recommendation...i just started listening to the Blood Meridian story and the author yesterday for first time on TH-cam.
Let's talk about Blood Meridian.
It is just as much torture to read about the hardships of its characters than it is for those characters to survive them. On and on its bleak nothingness spreads out towards the horizon.
It's brilliant in that way, just like The Road, but something about Blood Meridian forbids me from finishing it. It's plodding hell goes on like the beating of the western sun.
@@Kaxopilla i could see myself having some of the same feelings if i were reading the original. The fact i am watching it through this individuals perpective and or interpretation has intrigued me with the storyline.
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I've been listening to this song all day and can't stop. The melodies and lyrics are truly wonderful. You're a talented artist!
I just wanted to thank you so much, your music is magnificent and helped me to write about a new character and scenes for a post apocalyptic "western" I'm working on, bless you
TH-cam having it's once a year moment, recommending me an actual good channel.
Instant subscribed.
Excellent stuff dude! Really sounds like it could fit in with an old Spaghetti Western at a lot of points.
This is fantastic! I listen to scores all day at work and I am really impressed. Well done.
Nicely done! Not only as a soundtrack for an imaginary western, but also gives me serious Firefly/Serenity vibes.
I came here wondering if anyone else felt the same.
Right at the beginning of summer, plains and desert roads, perfect.
Thank you for this partner.
Masterful, you should be really proud of this creation.
When the soundtrack is good, it is not necessary to watch the film. Imagination fills in the gaps as we listen. Amazing!
Ok, I'll bite.
Now, this made me appreciate so much of what I've listened to, even in other genres. Like, the Main Theme has ff7 vibes, the Farm Boy track, specifically. So imagine, I'm here listening to this and hallucinating other music. That's great.
This music transports into an epic western movie, the sound is really incredible, the melodies very beautiful!!!!!❤❤❤
This has to be one of the best soundtracks I heard. You sir have my sub.
Have falllen in love with this, all I've listened to the past 3 days. I love imagining a scene for what's happpening in every beat of each track. So well done
This is the best playlist TH-cam has ever recommended me. Thank you!!!
Listening to this magnificent piece of Western music while seated on my veranda, gazing at the lush hills of Islamabad, Pakistan, is truly awe-inspiring. Thanks 🎉👍
from the moment i heard the "mars, bringer of war" riff in the first song, i knew this would be a beautiful album
Check out the song "Ramses Bringer Of War" by the band Nile 🤘
Oh man...I would love to see this entire album recorded by the London Philharmonic Orchestra.
Российским государсивнноыи
@@crotsvt4065 Слава Україні!
If you don't mind me observing once these big philharmonic orchestras get hold of original music scores the very essence of the melodies seems to disappear into the ether.
Listening to this as I brainstorm plot lines for my western screenplay. Nice work!
I will find water where there is none, as the sounds of this album wrung and whispered through the morning breeze, the dry sand and sun twitched my nose into a sneeze as I fell on my knees and the earth opened up like a cut that bleeds... 💧water.
wow I remember this OST, the movie was directed by Clint Eastwood, the cast was epic: Ian McShane. Kurt Russell, Scott Eastwood & Sam Elliot.
What movie?
@@marcinszmuro537 the best movie ever
Shame about how the movie portrayed Native Americans.
Makes it a little hard to watch nowadays.
But the music will forever be pure.
That scene of the guy riding in the sunset is one of the best in cinematic history
@@someguycalledCh0wdah best ? his best was the early movie which he wasnt a director yet , man his son need to get better roles
Right in the middle of a fire evacuation in Northern California, August 2023. My friend sent me this. Couldn't be more perfect.
You can tell the inspiration, but you can also tell the originality in the pieces, very nice work!
Absolutely unbelievable. Such beautiful, powerful, and haunting vibes. Big time Morricone.
I picture a dark stranger and his horse riding across the plains. The burnt orange of the sun as his back. As the dust rises from his passing. The camera pans the horizon as he rides.....
Nice soundtrack! Thank you!
What a magnificent find. Part of me wishes there was actually a film to accompany these fantastic pieces of music, but that would probably ruin part of what makes them so special.
This is a remarkable piece of art. It certainly belongs in cinema.
First song reminds me of Andromeda (Band from the 60s) Listen to When to Stop sometimes, the last part.
@@gS0yeUE0udz7d thank you for the recommendation. This reminds me of burning man or something. Kind of like a mix between rock and roll, psych rock, and psyche blues
Can’t wait!!!!! Need some new tracks to listen to while I sketch or play video games
I jam along with it on accustic guitar
@@wealldieatthehandsoflovedones that is so cool man
The writer is incredibly talented, this is genuinely better than 90% of the western soundtracks
Mate, let me just express my true admiration for this work. Absolutely amazing, I love to listen to it while I'm working, it is really inspiring and great. Just great!
Using this soundtrack for a cowboy themed D&D campaign I’m running and it’s amazing!
My dad recorded this on filtered HBO in 1987 and he watched it once a month for like 10 years till I bought him it on DVD, that sucker was the 55 dollar directors cut. Thank you for uploading the score, damn I miss him.
I couldn't be more impressed. This is EPIC !!!!
This isn't usually my type of music, but the title piqued my interest and I wasn't disappointed! What a great album!
The video description told me you're a composer doing all kinds of interesting things, and it would be great if we could see you compose one of your tracks. No fancy edits needed, just watching over the shoulder of a master at work would be awesome.
Just a little friendly word correction, it's not "peeked" your interest. It actually 'piqued' your interest. Just for future reference bro.
@@cosmo1eleven855 Good to know, thanks. I assumed it was a nonsensical English expression, but that spelling indicates some history behind it instead.
@cosmo1eleven855 and TBd68 Good interaction between you two. @TheBushdoctor68 the title also piqued my interest. It's crazy to me how that alone has so much power to draw people in.
The scene where Anne-Marie betrays Blackjack and Harper after the raid breaks my heart every time. The pain in Harper's eyes and the resignation in Blackjack's as he bleeds out says so much about both of them. Definitely one of the best heel-turns in westerns and one of the most complicated villains of the genre.
Can you please tell me the name of the movie
@@matend8125read the title of the album
Spoiler alert !🙉
I'm writing a dark sci-fi western and this is absolutely perfect!
Try “space banjo”. You might like it too.
i listen to this every time i write anything and it helps me focus so much! thank you for making it
La música perfecta para cerrar los dos últimos capítulos de una novela. Fácil es, un elixir.
Un elissir blue label
Your guitar work in these tracks speak to my soul. Btw, loved your cover of Vasoline in your other channel. STP is one of my all time favorites!
15 Seconds: Additcted, it's all its got needed. Thanks! Thumbs up.
45% of the way through this mix and I love every single second of it. Thank you 🙏
Outstanding. I'd love to have a vinyl copy of this. Fantastic.
Thanks!
Epic work on this man! Lived Chicago and have many fond musical memories there! Excellent sounds, composing and production 🙏🏽
I recently made this music video in Chicago for a solo project called Dead Man named after my favorite western film ☠️ th-cam.com/video/M1rDhO4Q34U/w-d-xo.htmlsi=kJUJ9kg5oRPtgz3N
This is amazing mix. Good for writing. It goes hard.
For my senior capstone project in college for screenwriting, I intend to write a Western. Will definitely use this for inspiration!!
Listening to this while I'm writing notes for my Sci-Fi Western D&D campaign and we are jamming tf out
You've hit the nail on the head with the vibe and atmosphere 👍
This is one of my favourite Western Playlists of all.
OMG! I remember this movie! This brings back so many memories. What a great story!
One of my favorites, and the only spaghetti western that I’ve ever costarred in with Clint Eastwood and Charles Bronson. Damn, what a good flick! I wish you call could have seen it.
Beats to listen when you're reading Blood Meridian , RIP Cormac McCarthy
Killer book , killer author. Love Cormac, although don't know he died. Try this if you dare ! "Wraiths of a broken land", & "A Congregation of Jackals" both written by S. Craig Zahler ... You wont regret it.
I needed this kind of music and I knew exactly where to come. Love your stuff.
All the tunes are amazing my friend.
Best music to imagine yourself as a protagonist of a western
Learned of this thanks to a friend. Quite the captivating production. Glad I heard it as compared to never at all. Thank you to the musicians and to Steven Lynn for this posting.