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Duel of the Fates is good but overall, I honestly prefer his other movie score from the same year that he made for Angela's Ashes, a movie that nobody remembers.
we live in a vibe-based economy. when in doubt, go off of the first thing that came to mind and keep doubling down past the point where it is downright embarrassing.
Mike was peak oldest brother during this entire ordeal. I also appreciate Rich still committing to prat fall humor in his venerable age; he’s a modern Lucille Ball.
Also it’s funny this is a Zardoz episode because I got my dad into RLM despite him not liking weird obscure schlock movies, but he has always been fascinated with Zardoz despite not liking weird obscure schlock movies.
Can't believe they blind picked that weird fucking 3DCG movie that was Sean Connery's last film, guess I'll finally get to see what that abomination is about.
I like the prequel scores a lot but this track (which is pretty well known for being a remix of Palpatine's theme from ROTJ) is really derivative of Philip Glass' Serra Pelada from Powaqqatsi.
As a huge Philip Glass fan, I would say that that most tribal music in that area sounds like that, so I doubt it was any direct lifting of Glass's work, it's just using the standard sounds of that area. On that soundtrack you can tell the difference between flavor native music and Glass's minimalism. Like John Williams wasn't lifting Anthem: Part 2
