The Wild Geese | Soundtrack Suite (Roy Budd)
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2024
- Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (1978). Composed and Conducted by Roy Budd.
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Playlist:
00:00 Overture
02:27 The Wild Geese
03:27 Rafer's Theme
04:45 Reunion
05:53 Dance With Death
07:30 Wild Geese Theme
08:52 Parade Ground (Dogs Of War)
09:29 Flight To Africa
10:40 Airport
11:25 Compound
11:59 Rafer's Death
12:40 Rafer's Son
Music Source:
Silva Screen Records SILCD1313
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I saw this film when I was 15 years old, today I have 55 and it's a great pleasure to see it each time. Great movie, great soundtrack.
Best movie ever made!!
Such a great movie. They would play it on Labor Day every year when I was a kid. After watching it all the kids in my neighborhood Army club would don our surplus gear and go re-live it. Always loved the music. Especially the "Flight to Africa" which had such a neat arrangement.
Years later I wound up flying in Africa and it sure brought a lot of context to what is seen in the film.
I was about 30 when I saw this film and of course hear the music , now I have almost 80 and still love a lot this music and of course I have buying the film and the CD :)
“The Wild Geese” is not the standard war movie, although the poster promises some typical action. Without spoiling anything: the movie has a bit more to offer and with the CD release of Roy Budd’s “The Wild Geese 2” last year we were reminded how enjoyable his music for the two movies- and how great the first of the two movies was. The score by Budd reminds of the styles of Elmer Bernstein and Jerry Goldsmith and focuses mainly on the main theme, like John Addison’s “A Bridge Too Far”. Roy Budd, a talented composer, passed away way too early at the age of 46, but let’s enjoy this rather optimistic music he left.
Thanks for this. A great tribute to a great composer. Definitely need this optimistic music right now. Great channel btw.
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Thank you, Euan! Glad you like appreciate and enjoy it!
@@SoundtrackFred you're welcome.
This soundtrack is so damn good, I can listen to it over and over again... thank you Soundtrack Fred
GRAN COLONNA SONORA PER UN GRAN 🎥 FILM👍👍👍👍
Brilliant score - so many different themes. Roy was a great composer who never got the accolades his work deserved.
Some of you know me already, those of you who dont are in in for a great big f*&king surprise
Let's try for our first heart attack, shall we?
No? Well, f*ckin rose bushes are coming along nicely.
*SQUADS RIGHT AND LEFT TURN!*
@@Brecconable Get up YOU FU**ING ABORTION
I fell in love with the soundtrack though i have never seen the movie but i will find it and watch it now .
Great cast, one of those feelgood flicks for lazy Sunday afternoons. I wonder if Fred ever will run out of great chores/suites...
Hello njuham,
let's see, but it is a fact that we have not infinitely masses of great movies and scores, but there are still many there to discover. :-)
Thanks for everything!
Fred
Hoch kultivierte Interpretation dieses klassisch komponierten Meisterwerks mit farbenprächtigen Töne aller Instrumente. Der geniale Komponist/Dirigent leitet das perfekt trainierte Orchester im rhythmischen Tempo mit völlig effektiver Dynamik. Einfach wunderschön!
I remembet this song when i was 8 yrs old now im 53 ohh what a inspiring song
My favorite, thanks for sharing
I have several Film scores but not this one by Roy Budd. I was never a Fan but I knew he wrote some wonderful music for Films. Where are the Roy Budd's today in the film industry none to be found. Great selection Fred as usual I really enjoyed it. Out.
Roger Moore was asked about the legendary drinkers Richard Harris and Richard Burton. He said "I never had a drink problem, I always knew how to find it"
Una pelicula de mercenarios. Very goog. Spain congo. 1968
Notification says a new Suite by Fred. I click. Great film and a great soundtrack. Loved the film as a YA. Film was on TV again a couple of months ago and so I saw it just recently. The music can easily be listened to outside of the context of the film which is a bonus. Now I have to add another OST to my list to purchase. Good thing its available on vinyl. Thanks again Fred!
Hello Morlock,
I thought the same - a perfect score to just run and enjoy even without (even knowing) the picture.
Thanks for your kind words!
Best always!
Fred
Great soundtrack
05:53 GET YOUR FUNK ON
thats the track i fell in love with in the movie party scene
ON YOUR KNEES AND EAT!!!!! ALL OF IT!!!! I'M GONNA POUR IT DOWN!!!!
Up there with the best!
Great movie
The movies of our youth! We grew up with them, and loving it! A great hit, back in the late '70s, here in Greece too! Brilliant work from all the crew and the artists! Bravo!
I find that Rafer´s theme is really "And this is my Beloved"...which really is an Alexander Borodin composition.
Hallo Fred.
Eine sehr gute Auswahl. ^_^
Den Film habe ich zum erstenmal direkt nach Star Wars Episode 4 gesehen, entweder 1979 oder 1980. ^_^
Es war wohl eine Wiederaufführung im Kino. ^_^
Der Film hatte mir damals gefallen. ^_^
Aber damals bei der Erstaufführung gab es wohl eine Kontrroverse um den Film wegen des Inahltes und des Drehortes. ^_^
Weil ich im Fernsehen natürlich Stewart Granger durch die Austrahlungen von Winnetou und Scaramouche kannte, war es klasse ihn als den Bösewicht im Film zu sehen. ^_^
Allerdings hat sich Hardy Krüger nach den Dreharbeiten von dem Film distanziert. ^_^
Und den Song im Nachspann von Joan Armatrading hast du wohl weggelassen. ^_^
Nach meinem heutigen Kenntnissstand würde ich den Film auch heute noch als sehr gut bezeichnen, gerade wegen der Story und der Darsteller. ^_^
Bis denne.
MfG EchoHotelGolf
Track 5 isn't just funky. It's funkay.
Is there a purpose for the Borodin string quartet melody being quoted verbatim? A reference in the movie?
I believe that it is used for Richard Harris' character of Rafer Janders.
A good film. But the amount of humor is not that good. This an average score, specially in main section when the soldiers jumps from the plane. The music is so out of place.