12 years later and this still gives me chills in a way that no other soundtrack can ever conjour up, Hans Zimmer's music isn't just for listening, it makes you think and takes you places beyond your wildest imagination
This music makes me think of my only grandparent left. She’s an old soul now , and we talk about how she is still here. The song makes me feel as if am at the end of my time , an old soul. It makes me love my grandma some more. It also makes me quiet and tearful. One of this days I’ll have my grandmother listen to this because she’s always championing what am doing. I wish to attend Hans zimmer concert live one day. Thank you for this gift
This song awakens mental images within me like no other. 0:00-1:23 - You awaken slowly inside your dream world surrounded by a foggy emptiness. Making your way through the fog, you discover a light that leads into a dark, misty forest where a trail of wisps lead you along a path surrounded by whispers. Whispers you can't quite make out, yet at the same time, you can hardly resist how sweet they sound. 1:24-2:24 - Traversing the path, you are greeted with sweet memories, whispers of your past self, a self that was once the brightest of souls in the room. Each and every memory reminds you of the life you once knew and, for once in your troubled life, you are at ease with who you are and where you've been. Yet lingering in the distance you get the sense that something else is afoot in your surroundings. 2:25-3:45 - At the end of the trail of whispers, ever so unexpectedly, you are reunited with the one you loved once, finding their embrace to be the sweetest thing in your otherwise sour life. Trailing through the peaceful part of the woods, you hold hands sharing mutual memories from long ago in the form of soliloquies about your life together. The words you both use allow you to dwell on the goodness that was once your former relationship now torn apart by life troubles that somehow separated you. In the midst of all this, however, you maintain a feeling of dread that something is about to go south. 3:46-5:46 - Turning to them, they tell you they can't stay, tears stream down their face as they beg you to understand that who they are is no longer a part of you and yet somehow you can't face the reality that you've split. You spend a majority of your back and forth assuring them that you can start over and that there is hope for you and yet they continue to look away tearfully, staring down the cliff in the clearing that you are now standing nearest to. 5:47-7:44 - Suddenly, a darkness forms around you as you beg them to run away from it while they are hesitant to follow. Soon that darkness envelops around you in the form of a storm that consumes your surroundings in swirling dust clouds closing in on you. Begging your former lover to stay with you, you two are sprinting with all your might to run away from the impending storm clouds, panting heavily as if you are inching toward your last breaths. The further they close in on you two, the more your eyesight begins to blur and, before you know it, so is the matter making up your significant other. Like dust in the wind, they begin to shrivel away into nothing along with the storm as you scream their name. They have now left you in complete and utter darkness, kneeling on the floor of nothingness, as you realize they were never really there inside your dream world.
Chilling and hauntingly beautiful, the idea of waking up in a younger self but with an old soul that’s lived for a lot longer from dream experimentation… is kind of terrifying to comprehend.
You can literally feel the picture of the movie, tools, attire and landscape of the plot, also the time you wondered about theories of the idea while listening to this highly under appreciated and unnoticed piece.
What this song evokes inside my mind is utterly a surreal experience and it's very hard to put in words but basically it makes me feel like no other song on the planet 🎧🎹
It’s been so many years since Inception came out and we’ve gotten Interstellar, Tenet, Dune and now Oppenheimer But this song still remains my personal favorite out of all the music from his films. A haunting and desolate piece of music this is
@@RedRumble14 been in a rough patch for almost 4 years, in january will be 5 years, i just wanted to let you know that i love you, we will make it through and will be in a better place, i send you all the positive vibes !!!!
@@obeyy0urmaster thanks bro, i’m working through pain now and surprisingly even 1 month later after this comment ive made some progress and feeling better. I wanna be like John Wick - a man of sheer will and discipline. i hope i can return here after 6 motnhs and tell you that my rough days are over
In my dreams I find myself in a second floor room full of stainless steel and brass clocks, both analog and digital. I come across an attractive young woman who oversees the collection. I ask her what year it is and she responds with 2072. This song captures that feeling inside the dream. I wish others could experience that very dream.
@@neonmatt24 Well, it doesn't bother me at all. The one that drives me nuts is "Millennium", which sounds like "You Only Live Twice" and brain dead MTV sheep millennials denying the comparison. Edit: Turns out I'm not crazy, comparisons are readily available online. Millenials, what a bunch of gaslighting turds... and I'm sad to say I am part of that generation.
This a suite version of the theme which is all over the film, but if you’re looking for a particular scene then it plays when Cobb explains to Ariadne what happened to Mal after they get to the warehouse.
When he explains that he actually knows Inception is possible because he did it to Mal. (Haven't seen the movie for years, but im pretty sure it's that)
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12 years later and this still gives me chills in a way that no other soundtrack can ever conjour up, Hans Zimmer's music isn't just for listening, it makes you think and takes you places beyond your wildest imagination
One of the most brillant masterpiece of Hans Zimmer.
This music makes me think of my only grandparent left. She’s an old soul now , and we talk about how she is still here.
The song makes me feel as if am at the end of my time , an old soul. It makes me love my grandma some more. It also makes me quiet and tearful. One of this days I’ll have my grandmother listen to this because she’s always championing what am doing.
I wish to attend Hans zimmer concert live one day. Thank you for this gift
This song awakens mental images within me like no other.
0:00-1:23 - You awaken slowly inside your dream world surrounded by a foggy emptiness. Making your way through the fog, you discover a light that leads into a dark, misty forest where a trail of wisps lead you along a path surrounded by whispers. Whispers you can't quite make out, yet at the same time, you can hardly resist how sweet they sound.
1:24-2:24 - Traversing the path, you are greeted with sweet memories, whispers of your past self, a self that was once the brightest of souls in the room. Each and every memory reminds you of the life you once knew and, for once in your troubled life, you are at ease with who you are and where you've been. Yet lingering in the distance you get the sense that something else is afoot in your surroundings.
2:25-3:45 - At the end of the trail of whispers, ever so unexpectedly, you are reunited with the one you loved once, finding their embrace to be the sweetest thing in your otherwise sour life. Trailing through the peaceful part of the woods, you hold hands sharing mutual memories from long ago in the form of soliloquies about your life together. The words you both use allow you to dwell on the goodness that was once your former relationship now torn apart by life troubles that somehow separated you. In the midst of all this, however, you maintain a feeling of dread that something is about to go south.
3:46-5:46 - Turning to them, they tell you they can't stay, tears stream down their face as they beg you to understand that who they are is no longer a part of you and yet somehow you can't face the reality that you've split. You spend a majority of your back and forth assuring them that you can start over and that there is hope for you and yet they continue to look away tearfully, staring down the cliff in the clearing that you are now standing nearest to.
5:47-7:44 - Suddenly, a darkness forms around you as you beg them to run away from it while they are hesitant to follow. Soon that darkness envelops around you in the form of a storm that consumes your surroundings in swirling dust clouds closing in on you. Begging your former lover to stay with you, you two are sprinting with all your might to run away from the impending storm clouds, panting heavily as if you are inching toward your last breaths. The further they close in on you two, the more your eyesight begins to blur and, before you know it, so is the matter making up your significant other. Like dust in the wind, they begin to shrivel away into nothing along with the storm as you scream their name. They have now left you in complete and utter darkness, kneeling on the floor of nothingness, as you realize they were never really there inside your dream world.
Jason, this movie needs to be made as soon as humanly possible.
Yooo thats sick!
Chilling and hauntingly beautiful, the idea of waking up in a younger self but with an old soul that’s lived for a lot longer from dream experimentation… is kind of terrifying to comprehend.
You can literally feel the picture of the movie, tools, attire and landscape of the plot, also the time you wondered about theories of the idea while listening to this highly under appreciated and unnoticed piece.
Favourite music to listen to before going to sleep.
before depression
this song is haunting
What this song evokes inside my mind is utterly a surreal experience and it's very hard to put in words but basically it makes me feel like no other song on the planet 🎧🎹
I think this has become my all time fav track on a film score.
Hans Zimmer.
Mine too
Same
5:47 the beginning of a tremendous finale! 🙌🏼
It’s been so many years since Inception came out and we’ve gotten Interstellar, Tenet, Dune and now Oppenheimer
But this song still remains my personal favorite out of all the music from his films. A haunting and desolate piece of music this is
As well think this is the best from the Inception score
If you’re talking about Zimmer…he did not compose the music for Oppenheimer. That was Ludwig Göransson.
I don’t wanna be an old soul full of regrets….
…waiting to die alone
still in bad place 1 year later, post uni depression, but ima keep fighting
@@RedRumble14 been in a rough patch for almost 4 years, in january will be 5 years, i just wanted to let you know that i love you, we will make it through and will be in a better place, i send you all the positive vibes !!!!
@@obeyy0urmaster thanks bro, i’m working through pain now and surprisingly even 1 month later after this comment ive made some progress and feeling better.
I wanna be like John Wick - a man of sheer will and discipline.
i hope i can return here after 6 motnhs and tell you that my rough days are over
All time favorite.
"Old souls trapped in young bodies".
In my dreams I find myself in a second floor room full of stainless steel and brass clocks, both analog and digital. I come across an attractive young woman who oversees the collection. I ask her what year it is and she responds with 2072.
This song captures that feeling inside the dream. I wish others could experience that very dream.
Masterpiece🤩
This soundtrack is amazing but somehow it makes me think about how I am wasting my life …
12 years ran out, inception being inception , timeless magic touches soul'
Ah yes, Night at the Opera.
Still crazy to me how he was able to just get away with such copywrite lol
@@neonmatt24 Well, it doesn't bother me at all.
The one that drives me nuts is "Millennium", which sounds like "You Only Live Twice" and brain dead MTV sheep millennials denying the comparison.
Edit: Turns out I'm not crazy, comparisons are readily available online.
Millenials, what a bunch of gaslighting turds... and I'm sad to say I am part of that generation.
still believe this was Nolan's best film...
06:07 👌
Where in the movie does this play?
Just guessing but if going by the title of the song, when they were old walking through Limbo?
This a suite version of the theme which is all over the film, but if you’re looking for a particular scene then it plays when Cobb explains to Ariadne what happened to Mal after they get to the warehouse.
@@AhmadAli95 Thanks! That helps a lot!
1:15:30 in movie
When he explains that he actually knows Inception is possible because he did it to Mal. (Haven't seen the movie for years, but im pretty sure it's that)
The music is better than this dull action movie itself
Ew.