What about Music? - Page 2

*Sewer Bull* · 06-28-2005, 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Spitfire666xXxXx

Dimmu Borgir

Oh boy... In high school, my friends tried to educate me with Dimmu Borgir, Enthrone, Slayer or ol' good Vader. They didn't succeed but the name "DB" will always evoke my positive high school remembrance.
Just 2 cents. And about the TMNT 4 OST - well - definitely the 80s methinks.

*Spitfire* · 06-28-2005, 01:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Robweiller

Oh boy... In high school, my friends tried to educate me with Dimmu Borgir, Enthrone, Slayer or ol' good Vader. They didn't succeed but the name "DB" will always evoke my positive high school remembrance.
Just 2 cents. And about the TMNT 4 OST - well - definitely the 80s methinks.

o_O Your friend is strange. You dont educate someone on multiple forms of music at once anyways. Vader is eh....anyways Dimmu have one really great CD and then before that they have decent ones. Their 2 newest are garbage <_< I cant stand to listen to them.

*Sewer Bull* · 06-28-2005, 02:16 PM

Oh well - he tried different forms at once and wanted to share his own joy of being a musical explorer with me. It was 2001, we were young and reckless at that time. And probably Dimmu Borgir had already its best album out.
I thought about April's theme - "Lady in Yellow" based on Chris Rea's "Lady in Red".

*Katie* · 06-28-2005, 02:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Robweiller

I thought about April's theme - "Lady in Yellow" based on Chris Rea's "Lady in Red".

That brings up an interesting thing....what would be your choices for other character themes????? anyone????? I will have to think a bit on this....

*Spitfire* · 06-28-2005, 02:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Robweiller

Oh well - he tried different forms at once and wanted to share his own joy of being a musical explorer with me. It was 2001, we were young and reckless at that time. And probably Dimmu Borgir had already its best album out.

The best Dimmu album came out in 2001 it was titled "Puritanical Euphoric Misanthropia" A mouthful isnt it? Like I said earlier it's rare to know anyone who shares my muscial taste

verminator_x · 06-28-2005, 04:39 PM

dimmu borgir on a tmnt soundtrack? well its not a bad idea, but i dont think the people behind the movie or the soundtrack would go for that. it would not surprise if they put in music from elvis, franky boy, michael jakcson, the beatles or some new nu metal crap. but if they are going to use some norwegian or scandinavian black metal i hope they not just looking for dimmu borgir , but bands like satyricon, darkthrone, enslaved or even burzum.

and some music from nine inch nails like, happiness in slavery, closer, or the brilliant hurt.

*Spitfire* · 06-28-2005, 04:42 PM

I wouldnt want Dimmu Borgir on the soundtrack. They would use the new stuff if they did and I just want all music made for the movie that's all. People dont share my belief that metal can match TMNT

*Raph's Girl* · 06-28-2005, 04:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Tinuvielsdreams

Pretend the CD is in your hand and please don't say Vanilla Ice is making a come back ... Haha

Don't you watch "Hit Me Baby One More Time"??? No surprise that Vanilla Ice won when he was on (they have 5 different 70's, 80's and 90's groups/people each week...and whoever wins gets like 10 grand towards the charity of their choice

).... Anyways... Vanilla Ice.... have u heard his new stuff??? He was a heavy metal singer for a while there but is now getting back into rap.

How about those songs they've been playing in the series??? Or even Simon and Garfunkle's "A Heart In New York"??? Or Pat Benetar's "Shadows of the Night"??

raphaelprime · 06-28-2005, 06:05 PM

those prolly could work spitfire...n i wasnt sayin dark for Disturbed and Dope, i was just mentioning i like their new stuff commin out. Another tune i just thought of would be Mnemic - 'Ghost' or 'Liquid'.

*Masked Ninja* · 06-28-2005, 08:33 PM

I wouldn't mind hearing '80s music in the background during a Turtles movie. I love the genre and it is their decade... but there seem to be a lot of '80s haters in the world, so they may not do it. I myself am not a fan of any modern rock (regardless of type) or rap. Ugh.

An original soundtrack would rock indeed, Spitfire... but what genre to put it in? Not surprisingly, I would recommend '80s style... with perhaps some really dramatic scores like they put in big action movies such as LotR or PotC. Just make the style say "Turtles" and I'm fine with it. Even the style of the stuff they play in the background of the new show is tolerable.

verminator_x · 06-29-2005, 03:55 AM

some music/artist that would hope be on a tmnt soundtrack if it was kinda 1980s style.

it must be different tunes, not only one music style.

1.slayer - raining blood - it could done well as the shredders theme of the 80s
2.alphaville - forever young
3.kim wilde - keep me hangin on
4.bryan adams - summer of 69
5.the b5s - planet claire
6.billy idol - white wedding
7.talk talk - lifes what you make it
8.iron maiden - run to the hills
9.joy division - ceremony
10.mr mister - broken wings
11.the smiths - how soon is now?
12.queen featuring david bowie - under pressure
13.de la soul - 3 feet high & rising
14.europe - final countdown
15.aha - the sun always shine on the tv
16.whitesnake - here i go again
17.simple minds - dont you forget about me
18.def leppard - animal
19.guns n roses - welcome to the jungle
20.phil collins - in the air tonight
21.frankie goes to hollywood - relax
22.tears for fear - pale shelter
23.prince - purple rain
24.madonna - live to tell
25.soft cell - tainted love
26.u2 - where the streets have no name
27.michael jackson - billie jean
28.the stone roses - i am ressurection
29.autograph - turn up the radio
30.adam ant - stand and deliver
31.van halen - jump
32.ac/dc - shook you all night
33.blondie - rapture
34.motorhead - ace of spades
35.falco - rock me amadeus
36.the police - every breath you take
37.the psychedelic furs - love my way
38.gary numan and the tubeway army - cars
39.the cure - lullaby
40.rolling stones - start me up
41.dire straits - walk of life
42.cindy lauper - time after time
43.metallica - fight fire with fire
44.the pixies - monkey gone to heaven
45.husker du - new day rising
46.toto - africa
47.kiss - rock n roll all nite
48.banarama - venus
49.pink floyd - another brick in the wall
50.talking head - burning down the house

a double disc or even av trippel disc with 80s classic from hair metal, new romantic, new wave, bubble gum pop, synth pop, rap, or some ballads.

like the miami vice soundtrack, dont think they going to realese any soundtrack with just 80s music maybe something, but more from the 90s and forward.

*Sewer Bull* · 06-29-2005, 04:10 AM

Number 2 - perfect for the ending theme...
Number 48 - well, if only Venus is about to appear in the movie...
Number 49 - the movie script should have a turtle mutiny against Splinter to include that one - maybe in TMNT 5

*Masked Ninja* · 06-29-2005, 08:31 AM

>2 (Forever Young) - I'm with Robweiller on this one.
>12 (Under Pressure) - Yes! The tone wouldn't exactly fit a "pressure" situation, but at least it isn't Vanilla Ice's ripped-off version (aka Ice Ice Baby) *kicks Vanilla Ice for ruining a perfectly good song...*
>31 (Jump) - Training montage, anyone?
>46 (Africa) - Only one of my most favorite songs ever. Perhaps one of the bros gets lost/injured and they're searching for him?
>49 (Another Brick in the Wall) I'm with ya again, Rob...

This is '70s, but how about "Carry On My Wayward Son" (Kansas) for some exchange between Splinter and Raph?

Or how 'bout "Living on a Prayer" (Bon Jovi?) for something...?

verminator_x · 06-29-2005, 08:51 AM

sorry i forgotten bon jovis exellent living on a prayor. it would be cool if they mixed some of the classic from the 70s with 80s and the 90s.

*Katie* · 06-29-2005, 09:39 AM

oooohhhh good music!

Another one I thought about was Billy Joel's We Didn't Start the Fire...

*Tinuvielsdreams* · 06-30-2005, 07:28 PM

I am loving the 80s music. I am definitely a child of that time and I always love me some bowie

I was thinking how could it be to have a basic background instrumental that has a variaton depending on which character was being forcused on. It Unifies them as brothers and a team but changes to signify their personalities.
Example... it gets a little harder with some heavier bass on Raph or gets a little Techno with Don, becomes a little lighter bouncier with mikey or more melodic and fluid with Leo with the intensity about half of what Raph's may be but powerful cause he is the leader...It could be four themes in one song and at one point it could combine in a clever way...agh I wish I could compose! Darn my lack of musical talent!
I dunno just a random thought when I was walking to work listening to Sin City instrumental The Servant.
The idea is reminiscent of how Danny elfman works when he does stuff for tim burton. He gives everything it's own theme, there is never anything generic.
As much as I love pre exisitng songs and I would like some of that in there too I want to see some original scores indefinitely. Everyone on here has some awesome taste

I am fine with what they do in the show it works for the cartoon. Maybe just a few steps further and something not so synthy generic. My B/f watches with me sometimes and he has a bit of an ear for digitally composed music sometimes he thinks they aren't enough diffences in what they use.
I haven't so much pulled out any of the previous soundtracks. I want one I can add to my ipod and listen to while I walk the city. Something real wicked, to match the moods of the city and the tone of the stories.
My head is buzzing with ideas

remain in light · 06-30-2005, 09:10 PM

Gorillaz wouldn't be a bad choice. Heck, they could animate the band into the movie!

Seriously though, a lot of their stuff could work. I like the idea of 80's music, but I like that genre to begin with.

Could use Chumbawumba's "Tubthumper" in the beginning or for the ending music; all they would have to do is modify the intro from The Commitments:

Truth is, I thought it mattered,
I thought that music mattered -
but does it not bullocks compare to our turtles matter?

I get knocked down!
But I get up again!
You ain't never gonna keep me down!

Take *THAT*, Shredder and co!

*Masked Ninja* · 06-30-2005, 09:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Tinuvielsdreams

I am loving the 80s music. I am definitely a child of that time and I always love me some bowie

I was thinking how could it be to have a basic background instrumental that has a variaton depending on which character was being forcused on. It Unifies them as brothers and a team but changes to signify their personalities.
Example... it gets a little harder with some heavier bass on Raph or gets a little Techno with Don, becomes a little lighter bouncier with mikey or more melodic and fluid with Leo with the intensity about half of what Raph's may be but powerful cause he is the leader...It could be four themes in one song and at one point it could combine in a clever way...agh I wish I could compose! Darn my lack of musical talent!

I'm thinking I should just shut up now. That is my idea of a perfect soundtrack.

*Tinuvielsdreams* · 07-01-2005, 10:53 AM

I try... I like when the gears actually spin up in the head

Ramboraph4life aka Matt · 07-01-2005, 04:51 PM

The thing about music for this film is that it truly depends on the plot. How dark (or non dark) will the finished project actually be? Guess we'll have to wait to see (and hear).
Thinking about the subject more and more, I realize that you could take the music in a number of directions.
If it has tons of 'wild and crazy action' like Bruckheimer films, then I think it would be perfect to get Hans Zimmer to score. His score for Broken Arrow was amazing. Bruckheimer's films tend to have very cool, well done scores (like Broken Arrow, The Rock, and Con Air) that give the films more life, excitement, and soul. So hearing music like the ones in those films would give the movie a more epic, emotional feeling that would basically kick major ass.
If their are training sequence/sequences, I've always been fond of the Rocky IV soundtrack (one of my favs). I very much loved the songs "Hearts on Fire"(excellent song for training) and "No Easy Way Out" (a perfect song for my fav turtle Raphael).
At the end of the film, I've thought that it would be cool to use a song from a band called Alter Bridge. It would either be "In Loving Memory" (especially if something tragic happened in the film), "Open Your Eyes (could interpret that maybe turtles have changed/grown from beginning of the film to the end) or "Broken Wings". Or heck, even the "Count on Us" song from the TMNT Coming out of their Shells (maybe different singers/change a couple of lyrics/or keep as is) would be a little cool.
Hopefully the music will be taken seriously by the talents and treat it, along with every other aspect of the film, with the proper respect. We can only wait and see and hear.

06-28-2005, 02:16 PM	#23
Sewer Bull Devil's Advocate Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 4,768	Oh well - he tried different forms at once and wanted to share his own joy of being a musical explorer with me. It was 2001, we were young and reckless at that time. And probably Dimmu Borgir had already its best album out. I thought about April's theme - "Lady in Yellow" based on Chris Rea's "Lady in Red". __________________ Soooo... THIS* is how you spend your free time now?!*

06-28-2005, 04:39 PM	#26
verminator_x Hench Mutant Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: oslo-norway Posts: 457	dimmu borgir on a tmnt soundtrack? well its not a bad idea, but i dont think the people behind the movie or the soundtrack would go for that. it would not surprise if they put in music from elvis, franky boy, michael jakcson, the beatles or some new nu metal crap. but if they are going to use some norwegian or scandinavian black metal i hope they not just looking for dimmu borgir , but bands like satyricon, darkthrone, enslaved or even burzum. and some music from nine inch nails like, happiness in slavery, closer, or the brilliant hurt. __________________ Remember when you were young, you shone like the sun. Shine on you crazy diamond. Now theres a look in your eyes, like black holes in the sky. Shine on you crazy diamond.

06-28-2005, 04:42 PM	#27
Spitfire Writer • Director Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 12,035	I wouldnt want Dimmu Borgir on the soundtrack. They would use the new stuff if they did and I just want all music made for the movie that's all. People dont share my belief that metal can match TMNT __________________ Check out my online portfolio http://www.christopherpelletier.com/

06-28-2005, 06:05 PM	#29
raphaelprime Hench Mutant Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Caniac Nation, NC Posts: 416	those prolly could work spitfire...n i wasnt sayin dark for Disturbed and Dope, i was just mentioning i like their new stuff commin out. Another tune i just thought of would be Mnemic - 'Ghost' or 'Liquid'. __________________ "Welcome to the south, plan to lose in our house, GoCanes, Carolina is back, and we're all Caniacs, GoCanes, We want more, shutout score, let's go Ward, GoCanes"....the new and improved version of Clapton's classic Cocaine Courtesy of Sliced...Thanks Sliced.

06-29-2005, 03:55 AM	#31
verminator_x Hench Mutant Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: oslo-norway Posts: 457	some music/artist that would hope be on a tmnt soundtrack if it was kinda 1980s style. it must be different tunes, not only one music style. 1.slayer - raining blood - it could done well as the shredders theme of the 80s 2.alphaville - forever young 3.kim wilde - keep me hangin on 4.bryan adams - summer of 69 5.the b5s - planet claire 6.billy idol - white wedding 7.talk talk - lifes what you make it 8.iron maiden - run to the hills 9.joy division - ceremony 10.mr mister - broken wings 11.the smiths - how soon is now? 12.queen featuring david bowie - under pressure 13.de la soul - 3 feet high & rising 14.europe - final countdown 15.aha - the sun always shine on the tv 16.whitesnake - here i go again 17.simple minds - dont you forget about me 18.def leppard - animal 19.guns n roses - welcome to the jungle 20.phil collins - in the air tonight 21.frankie goes to hollywood - relax 22.tears for fear - pale shelter 23.prince - purple rain 24.madonna - live to tell 25.soft cell - tainted love 26.u2 - where the streets have no name 27.michael jackson - billie jean 28.the stone roses - i am ressurection 29.autograph - turn up the radio 30.adam ant - stand and deliver 31.van halen - jump 32.ac/dc - shook you all night 33.blondie - rapture 34.motorhead - ace of spades 35.falco - rock me amadeus 36.the police - every breath you take 37.the psychedelic furs - love my way 38.gary numan and the tubeway army - cars 39.the cure - lullaby 40.rolling stones - start me up 41.dire straits - walk of life 42.cindy lauper - time after time 43.metallica - fight fire with fire 44.the pixies - monkey gone to heaven 45.husker du - new day rising 46.toto - africa 47.kiss - rock n roll all nite 48.banarama - venus 49.pink floyd - another brick in the wall 50.talking head - burning down the house a double disc or even av trippel disc with 80s classic from hair metal, new romantic, new wave, bubble gum pop, synth pop, rap, or some ballads. like the miami vice soundtrack, dont think they going to realese any soundtrack with just 80s music maybe something, but more from the 90s and forward. __________________ Remember when you were young, you shone like the sun. Shine on you crazy diamond. Now theres a look in your eyes, like black holes in the sky. Shine on you crazy diamond.

06-28-2005, 08:33 PM	#30
Masked Ninja Doodles TMNT for fun Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: sploshin' through some sewer... Posts: 2,137	I wouldn't mind hearing '80s music in the background during a Turtles movie. I love the genre and it is their decade... but there seem to be a lot of '80s haters in the world, so they may not do it. I myself am not a fan of any modern rock (regardless of type) or rap. Ugh. An original soundtrack would rock indeed, Spitfire... but what genre to put it in? Not surprisingly, I would recommend '80s style... with perhaps some really dramatic scores like they put in big action movies such as LotR or PotC. Just make the style say "Turtles" and I'm fine with it. Even the style of the stuff they play in the background of the new show is tolerable.

06-29-2005, 04:10 AM	#32
Sewer Bull Devil's Advocate Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 4,768	Number 2 - perfect for the ending theme... Number 48 - well, if only Venus is about to appear in the movie... Number 49 - the movie script should have a turtle mutiny against Splinter to include that one - maybe in TMNT 5 __________________ Soooo... THIS* is how you spend your free time now?!*

06-29-2005, 08:31 AM	#33
Masked Ninja Doodles TMNT for fun Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: sploshin' through some sewer... Posts: 2,137	>2 (Forever Young) - I'm with Robweiller on this one. >12 (Under Pressure) - Yes! The tone wouldn't exactly fit a "pressure" situation, but at least it isn't Vanilla Ice's ripped-off version (aka Ice Ice Baby) kicks Vanilla Ice for ruining a perfectly good song... >31 (Jump) - Training montage, anyone? >46 (Africa) - Only one of my most favorite songs ever. Perhaps one of the bros gets lost/injured and they're searching for him? >49 (Another Brick in the Wall) I'm with ya again, Rob... This is '70s, but how about "Carry On My Wayward Son" (Kansas) for some exchange between Splinter and Raph? Or how 'bout "Living on a Prayer" (Bon Jovi?) for something...?

06-29-2005, 08:51 AM	#34
verminator_x Hench Mutant Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: oslo-norway Posts: 457	sorry i forgotten bon jovis exellent living on a prayor. it would be cool if they mixed some of the classic from the 70s with 80s and the 90s. __________________ Remember when you were young, you shone like the sun. Shine on you crazy diamond. Now theres a look in your eyes, like black holes in the sky. Shine on you crazy diamond.

06-29-2005, 09:39 AM	#35
Katie Just...way too serious. Join Date: May 2005 Location: purgatory Posts: 3,519	oooohhhh good music! Another one I thought about was Billy Joel's We Didn't Start the Fire... __________________ THE WORLD IS JUST AWESOME

06-30-2005, 07:28 PM	#36
Tinuvielsdreams Nothing without passion Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Pennsylvania Posts: 1,722	The idea of character themes I am loving the 80s music. I am definitely a child of that time and I always love me some bowie I was thinking how could it be to have a basic background instrumental that has a variaton depending on which character was being forcused on. It Unifies them as brothers and a team but changes to signify their personalities. Example... it gets a little harder with some heavier bass on Raph or gets a little Techno with Don, becomes a little lighter bouncier with mikey or more melodic and fluid with Leo with the intensity about half of what Raph's may be but powerful cause he is the leader...It could be four themes in one song and at one point it could combine in a clever way...agh I wish I could compose! Darn my lack of musical talent! I dunno just a random thought when I was walking to work listening to Sin City instrumental The Servant. The idea is reminiscent of how Danny elfman works when he does stuff for tim burton. He gives everything it's own theme, there is never anything generic. As much as I love pre exisitng songs and I would like some of that in there too I want to see some original scores indefinitely. Everyone on here has some awesome taste I am fine with what they do in the show it works for the cartoon. Maybe just a few steps further and something not so synthy generic. My B/f watches with me sometimes and he has a bit of an ear for digitally composed music sometimes he thinks they aren't enough diffences in what they use. I haven't so much pulled out any of the previous soundtracks. I want one I can add to my ipod and listen to while I walk the city. Something real wicked, to match the moods of the city and the tone of the stories. My head is buzzing with ideas

06-30-2005, 09:10 PM	#37
remain in light Thug Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: MD Posts: 72	Gorillaz wouldn't be a bad choice. Heck, they could animate the band into the movie! Seriously though, a lot of their stuff could work. I like the idea of 80's music, but I like that genre to begin with. Could use Chumbawumba's "Tubthumper" in the beginning or for the ending music; all they would have to do is modify the intro from The Commitments: Truth is, I thought it mattered, I thought that music mattered - but does it not bullocks compare to our turtles matter? I get knocked down! But I get up again! You ain't never gonna keep me down! Take THAT, Shredder and co!

07-01-2005, 10:53 AM	#39
Tinuvielsdreams Nothing without passion Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Pennsylvania Posts: 1,722	I try... I like when the gears actually spin up in the head

07-01-2005, 04:51 PM	#40
Ramboraph4life aka Matt Mad Scientist Join Date: May 2004 Location: North Liberty, Iowa Posts: 1,234	The thing about music for this film is that it truly depends on the plot. How dark (or non dark) will the finished project actually be? Guess we'll have to wait to see (and hear). Thinking about the subject more and more, I realize that you could take the music in a number of directions. If it has tons of 'wild and crazy action' like Bruckheimer films, then I think it would be perfect to get Hans Zimmer to score. His score for Broken Arrow was amazing. Bruckheimer's films tend to have very cool, well done scores (like Broken Arrow, The Rock, and Con Air) that give the films more life, excitement, and soul. So hearing music like the ones in those films would give the movie a more epic, emotional feeling that would basically kick major ass. If their are training sequence/sequences, I've always been fond of the Rocky IV soundtrack (one of my favs). I very much loved the songs "Hearts on Fire"(excellent song for training) and "No Easy Way Out" (a perfect song for my fav turtle Raphael). At the end of the film, I've thought that it would be cool to use a song from a band called Alter Bridge. It would either be "In Loving Memory" (especially if something tragic happened in the film), "Open Your Eyes (could interpret that maybe turtles have changed/grown from beginning of the film to the end) or "Broken Wings". Or heck, even the "Count on Us" song from the TMNT Coming out of their Shells (maybe different singers/change a couple of lyrics/or keep as is) would be a little cool. Hopefully the music will be taken seriously by the talents and treat it, along with every other aspect of the film, with the proper respect. We can only wait and see and hear.