This was the music of my Youth. 70s many I had never Heard before. But others I recognize from many elevator rides, radio stations commercials. t.v. ads, etc. Ennio was a brilliant artist appreciated by just as many here in America as well as across Europe. Sometimes I wished I could go back to those more simpler times.
I tried to find this beauty on Apple Music to download but, surprise, surprise, it wasn’t there. So I went and pulled each of the individual tracks from each album and made my own playlist. Of course, I had trouble finding the final track (appropriately titled “L’Ultimo” from Ideato, Scritto e Diretto Da Ennio Morricone) because that album is out of print but luckily someone had it on UA-cam so I was able to get it that way. So many great songs from the Maestro, he will always be loved and appreciated for generations to come.
@@mosespray4510 local record stores will be in the wider community of collectors and the like, ask the owner/workers if they can look into it for you and check back weekly. they love the thrill of the chase.
What a major talent. He created so many amazing soundtracks. One of the greatest composers for the cinema. A lot of these are soundtracks that I have never even heard before. 😊Thank you for sharing this album.
Imagine that "Maddalena" was not a successful movie. I heard concert versions without voices, only the orchestra, and it was still catchy and breathtakingly beautiful. Morricone hadn't forgotten this score, and obviously still liked it, during his concert tour days.
i have a DVD collection of the the best Bronson's movies including violent city in English and its soundtrack which is epic from morricone. also like Klaus kinski movies. both Bronson and kinski have a presence on screen which is beyond words!
@@SS-zg6of He had sex with his daughter. And not like a one-time thing. He also groped and fondled that daughter's half-sister that he fathered with another woman. Klinski was insane. I don't know what his diagnosis was, but he was clearly insane. And if there's one thing I know about rich people, it's that they like to pretend that crazy people are deep. (that last little bit is my own opinion)
La Moda instantly brightened up my day! Can't believe I'd never heard that song before, it's so good!! I never knew about this part of Morricone's work, it's all so good!
Oh Mannnnnnn... "The Mission" ...is an awesome film, with an awesome story, awesome cinematography... and an AWESOME SOUNDTRACK BY ENNIO MORRICONE! 👍🏾❤🙏🏾🔥👊🏾
@@halthammerzeit Watch it now, as an adult, and you're in for a far more intense experience. It's probably one of the most powerful stories of sin and redemption you will ever witness. I have to admit... I forget the main character's name, but ...his journey from self-absorbed materialist, to crash and burn, to awareness of having a purpose in life beyond what he takes/gets, to someone with renewed integrity/ideals based on caring about what he gives... BLEW ME AWAY. I actually cried the first 2 or 3 times watching it. Yes... it's so good I watched it more than once. 😁👊🏾
Thanks for sharing this! Perfect mix of more unique soundtrack cuts able to stand on their own, compositions that are not leaning too heavily towards the "mood" vibe versus a complete song composition.
"The Sounds" of Maestro Morricone embody every form & level of deep rooted Emotions; and heightened even moreso, with his complex installments of Simoltaneous Feelings. I am always STUNNED by his Compositions and unexpected layering of his unusual Melodies and unprecedented Arrangements. (A sure Sign of his "Italian (Roman) DNA"!! And his Father, Mario Morricone added his own Musical DNA to Ennio, as he, too, was a Musician!) This blessed Soul is in his own CLASS. Many Thanks for sharing his Masterpieces❤ May Ennio REST IN THE SACRED PEACE OF JESUS CHRIST GOD, Amen❤
I used to have a vinyl record of the Good the Bad and the Ugly. My friend/music partner absconded with it when he moved back east. He loved it as much as I did and he sampled the hell out of it on his ensoniq sampler.
Les musiques de Morricone ont quelque chose de familier, on a toujours l'impression de les avoir déjà entendues quelque part même si on ne sait pas trop bien les situées. Elles sont dans une mémoire enfouie mais toujours présentes. Merci.
'Ultimo', a nice uptempo track, (1970 disco?) is a mystery. Is it from Morricone's famous stock catalogue? No movie was ever connected to this theme. 'Idiato, Scritto E Diretto Da Ennio Mprricone' is also a great compilation album, btw. Any compilation that doesn't have the OUATITW main theme is great. I mean, I've heard that classic western often enough by now... 🥴
noticed one of the tracks near the end from the Oliver reed film revolver. i prefer this instrumental one to the vocal french one. I've got the film on DVD. great acting from Oliver reed, always horny and volatile like Charles Bronson. the other lead french actor in the film was quite impressive also and he comes in another film with Charles Bronson which i have on DVD.
Yes, instead of a solo singer, a Moog Synthesizer starred. (btw, the version here is with , what is it, a clarinet?, and not a synth!) The Moog was relatively new, in those days, and Morricone used it rarely, I think he didn't consider it a "real" instrument.Imagine what he found of the mellotron! He never used it. Fanzine Musico Sul Velluto once did an item on organ music in EM music. I no longer have that issue, a pity. Up to 1977, for Hammon and church organ parts the maestro used Bruno Nicolai. There are sparse synthesizer bits though in Le Trio Infernal, My Name Is Nobody, his delightful "Arrangements" album and a few other 70s scores. The Revolver track you mention I discovered on the fabulous double LP "Il Filmi Della Violenza" from 1975. At that moment I only had about 15 Morricoine records collected, so that compilation release was a revelation-- a cornucopia of EM filmmusic, the themes were very diverse, and there were no "violent" cues at all! I've ben waiting for 50 years for a CD version, it never came... I do like the vocal and orchestral 'Un Amico' cues, but stil find the synth version really epic. The CD rellease from 2006 mentions it specifically; "synth version".
just found out that "Ricreazione divertita" was used to make one of the most famous sound trend on Tik Tok, So sad to see that the art of the Maestro Morricone got stolen
kee-RIST!!! after listening to this i'm wondering if it wasn't a mistake to name one of my boys after il maestro; he certainly wrote a SHYTLOAD of haute bourgeois junk. oh well, too late now.😹
This was the music of my Youth. 70s many I had never Heard before. But others I recognize from many elevator rides, radio stations commercials. t.v. ads, etc. Ennio was a brilliant artist appreciated by just as many here in America as well as across Europe. Sometimes I wished I could go back to those more simpler times.
Samples... samples everywhere
The artwork is next level!!!
Positively dripping with style!
there will NEVER be another Ennio Morricone..............
There will also never be another you... or me
@@ElvarMassonwrong, i am you
Someday a couple with the last name Morricone will have a son and name him Ennio.
So you are incorrect.
@@chloe_n_leo you lost the context like a crazy person
@@agnidas5816 actually, i am you
Ennio Morricone ist das größte musikalische Genie unserer Zeit gewesen. Ich bin glücklich, dass ich bei seiner farewell Tour dabei sein durfte.
"Ennio Morricone fue el mayor genio musical de nuestro tiempo. Estoy feliz de haber podido ser parte de su gira de despedida."
I tried to find this beauty on Apple Music to download but, surprise, surprise, it wasn’t there. So I went and pulled each of the individual tracks from each album and made my own playlist. Of course, I had trouble finding the final track (appropriately titled “L’Ultimo” from Ideato, Scritto e Diretto Da Ennio Morricone) because that album is out of print but luckily someone had it on UA-cam so I was able to get it that way. So many great songs from the Maestro, he will always be loved and appreciated for generations to come.
just found it! you’re the man!! ✌️🙏👍👍
@@bebopallullah Glad you were able to find it! Enjoy!
Makes you wonder how much music will be lost. 😢
Do you know anything about how to purchase the vinyl album? It doesn't seem to be easy to find.
@@mosespray4510 local record stores will be in the wider community of collectors and the like, ask the owner/workers if they can look into it for you and check back weekly. they love the thrill of the chase.
In any genre Morricone is wondrously magical. A composer extraordinaire.
ポータブルスピーカーを使ってリビングで流しながら夕食の後付けや軽く掃除をしたりしてますが😙~♪ウーンいい感じ♡
Great piece of nostalgia 👌 It feels like flower spaghetti groove, super Mario's psychedelic Acid party.
Are you Abnormal?
What a major talent. He created so many amazing soundtracks. One of the greatest composers for the cinema. A lot of these are soundtracks that I have never even heard before. 😊Thank you for sharing this album.
Imagine that "Maddalena" was not a successful movie. I heard concert versions without voices, only the orchestra, and it was still catchy and breathtakingly beautiful. Morricone hadn't forgotten this score, and obviously still liked it, during his concert tour days.
i have a DVD collection of the the best Bronson's movies including violent city in English and its soundtrack which is epic from morricone. also like Klaus kinski movies. both Bronson and kinski have a presence on screen which is beyond words!
Klaus Kinski & Ennio.. Zwei große Künstler !
Are people out here really celebrating Kinski? He schtooped his daughter for crying out loud.
@@jlachlan1Never knew until now
Also wenn man oft Du Arschloch oder Ficken sagt ist man in Deitschland ein Künstler?. Na dann haben wir ja jede Menge Künstler im Land.
what does that mean?@@jlachlan1
@@SS-zg6of He had sex with his daughter. And not like a one-time thing. He also groped and fondled that daughter's half-sister that he fathered with another woman. Klinski was insane. I don't know what his diagnosis was, but he was clearly insane. And if there's one thing I know about rich people, it's that they like to pretend that crazy people are deep. (that last little bit is my own opinion)
Fantastic, thank you. It's packed with priceless gems from the 1960s and early '70s.
You’re welcome - enjoy!
La Moda instantly brightened up my day! Can't believe I'd never heard that song before, it's so good!! I never knew about this part of Morricone's work, it's all so good!
I‘m old. I luvit. Not because I‘m old. 😅😂👍
Stumbled across. Lovely.
I havent used my record player in a while but I MUST get a copy of this.
Oh Mannnnnnn... "The Mission" ...is an awesome film, with an awesome story, awesome cinematography... and an AWESOME SOUNDTRACK BY ENNIO MORRICONE! 👍🏾❤🙏🏾🔥👊🏾
I saw it on VHS as a kid, when it came up. And music was all I remembered.
@@halthammerzeit Watch it now, as an adult, and you're in for a far more intense experience. It's probably one of the most powerful stories of sin and redemption you will ever witness. I have to admit... I forget the main character's name, but ...his journey from self-absorbed materialist, to crash and burn, to awareness of having a purpose in life beyond what he takes/gets, to someone with renewed integrity/ideals based on caring about what he gives... BLEW ME AWAY. I actually cried the first 2 or 3 times watching it.
Yes... it's so good I watched it more than once. 😁👊🏾
I'm convinced. Gotta try to find this movie.@@GordonBeckles
Estoy fanatica de Ennio, escucho todo sus discos.
Cusi stella
Now I need to watch all of these movies :)
Right choice!
Thanks. I'm sample listening to this before deciding on making the purchase.
Same here..
Thanks for sharing this! Perfect mix of more unique soundtrack cuts able to stand on their own, compositions that are not leaning too heavily towards the "mood" vibe versus a complete song composition.
You’re welcome - enjoy!
The greatest all time!
Morricone was amazing
And always IS amazing and always WILL BE amazing.
"The Sounds" of Maestro Morricone embody every form & level of deep rooted Emotions; and heightened even moreso, with his complex installments of Simoltaneous Feelings.
I am always STUNNED by his Compositions and unexpected layering of his unusual Melodies and unprecedented Arrangements. (A sure Sign of his "Italian (Roman) DNA"!! And his Father, Mario Morricone added his own Musical DNA to Ennio, as he, too, was a Musician!)
This blessed Soul is in his own CLASS.
Many Thanks for sharing his Masterpieces❤
May Ennio REST IN THE SACRED PEACE OF JESUS CHRIST GOD, Amen❤
Браво.Браво !!!
50:35 - oh man, sublime track
Sample gold mine!!!!!
That declension of Bach's Magnicifcat & Respexit at 38:18 is just brilliant.
I found it at the fnac st Lazare in Paris vinyl 70 euros but beautifull package artwork incredible jazz and some rare ennio tracks !
I can't believe It! Thank you so much for those lost soundtracks.
thanks - enjoy!
Thanks. Ennio remains the best😊p
18:30 I was totally not expecting that
where is that from?
I just started looking where it was playing from in every tab lmao
What we hear when we finally snap 🤪
Good music - cool Main Picture!
Morricone shines!!!
Veruschka From Veruschka Poesia Di Una Donna - Classic. amazing voice. thankyou
Klaus Kinski in that movie about the conquistadors going into the amazon. Its great. But hard to find. You tube or its creator removed it
I think you’re talking about “Burden of Dreams,” a documentary about the making of Werner Herzog’s Fitzcarraldo starring Klaus Kinski
@@meatfarts he is referring to "Aguirre Wrath of God" ... Fitzcaraldo is an entirely different movie.
@@lovegroveasylum oh shiiiiit that’s right you right
Thank you
great album. thanks for sharing.
18:40 is otherworldly when chasing children around with a cartoonishly large fishing net
I used to have a vinyl record of the Good the Bad and the Ugly. My friend/music partner absconded with it when he moved back east. He loved it as much as I did and he sampled the hell out of it on his ensoniq sampler.
I'm going to order this bad boy. This joint is fire, I love it!❤
Beautiful evokeative sounds!❤
This is a sweet jam.
Cheers.
It’s actually scary how much UA-cam knows my music taste it’s almost like my phone can read my mind or something 😂
DOPE album !
Les musiques de Morricone ont quelque chose de familier, on a toujours l'impression de les avoir déjà entendues quelque part même si on ne sait pas trop bien les situées. Elles sont dans une mémoire enfouie mais toujours présentes.
Merci.
Bravo.
It is insane how many of these sounds are being utilised today!
its was hard to make a movie that deserves his musik.
Really Gratefull.
Thanks!!!
Woderful music of a genius!
nice one
Thank you 🎵
So~GooD!!!
'Ultimo', a nice uptempo track, (1970 disco?) is a mystery. Is it from Morricone's famous stock catalogue? No movie was ever connected to this theme.
'Idiato, Scritto E Diretto Da Ennio Mprricone' is also a great compilation album, btw.
Any compilation that doesn't have the OUATITW main theme is great. I mean, I've heard that classic western often enough by now... 🥴
great
AMORE 😍
Perfect
Awesome!
Спасибо!
sublime, gotta find me a copy post haste
Lancia Fulvia is on the cover. Nice...
Anyone else out there hears music like this and it seems like it's part of the soundtrack to your childhood??😅
Yes! He was a genius and spaghetti western’s would not have been anything without his music. Probably one of the great composers of the 20th century.
@@jeffsullivan251One of the greatest composers of all time and whole creation!
Always achingly painful.
Very interesting
Grazie Maestro!❤
dang. is nice.
noticed one of the tracks near the end from the Oliver reed film revolver. i prefer this instrumental one to the vocal french one. I've got the film on DVD. great acting from Oliver reed, always horny and volatile like Charles Bronson. the other lead french actor in the film was quite impressive also and he comes in another film with Charles Bronson which i have on DVD.
Yes, instead of a solo singer, a Moog Synthesizer starred. (btw, the version here is with , what is it, a clarinet?, and not a synth!)
The Moog was relatively new, in those days, and Morricone used it rarely, I think he didn't consider it a "real" instrument.Imagine what he found of the mellotron! He never used it.
Fanzine Musico Sul Velluto once did an item on organ music in EM music. I no longer have that issue, a pity. Up to 1977, for Hammon and church organ parts the maestro used Bruno Nicolai. There are sparse synthesizer bits though in Le Trio Infernal, My Name Is Nobody, his delightful "Arrangements" album and a few other 70s scores.
The Revolver track you mention I discovered on the fabulous double LP "Il Filmi Della Violenza" from 1975. At that moment I only had about 15 Morricoine records collected, so that compilation release was a revelation-- a cornucopia of EM filmmusic, the themes were very diverse, and there were no "violent" cues at all! I've ben waiting for 50 years for a CD version, it never came...
I do like the vocal and orchestral 'Un Amico' cues, but stil find the synth version really epic. The CD rellease from 2006 mentions it specifically; "synth version".
Thanks for upload.
🔆🔆 CLASSIC
AGUANTE MORRICONE LOCOOOOOO
This is great compilation but could you time stamp the tracks in the bio? 😬
yh i was thinking the same thing
nice
🧡
Афигено
Thanks for posting! This slays!
just found out that "Ricreazione divertita" was used to make one of the most famous sound trend on Tik Tok, So sad to see that the art of the Maestro Morricone got stolen
23:00 the kazoo kid makes an appearance...
Tastey 🍦and Righteous
❤
👏👏👏
Sad some songs are missing tho
Anybody know the name of 32:26 song? feel like the opening of Monday Late Show 月曜から夜ふかし.
wtwf? in love
✌️🍀🌞♥️
!!!!
Me: no idea about the movies; just looking for cool background music for work.
What is the name of this movie?
Where is that album art from?
Nichelle Nichols? :o sure sounds like after 7 mins.
Who's the blonde on the cover?
Jill Ireland ?
@@pfernande100 I can't find a pic or scene with her holding a shotgun though😏
Song id @6:09?
8:20
17:43
20:46
23:11
34:50
what the funk is this?!
00:12
19:41
0:13
kee-RIST!!! after listening to this i'm wondering if it wasn't a mistake to name one of my boys after il maestro; he certainly wrote a SHYTLOAD of haute bourgeois junk. oh well, too late now.😹