Other music from the top ten airs soundtracks

The Perak Heroes series

The Perak Heroes series refers to the soundtracks from Taiwan's Perak Bu Bu Bu Dang Opera.

Music is an indispensable part of the puppet theater, now basically by the Wu Fei culture and arterial music for their production, with a strong oriental flavor plus a variety of different elements of the current mix and match to form a unique style, the traditional instruments and Western musical instruments to get the perfect blend, which is a lot of good products, the level of the domestic leading position, often quoted elsewhere, but due to the understanding of the crowd But due to the understanding of the crowd is not much, so it is not well known.

The most powerful background music is "New - a pneumatic mountains and rivers", "Sunrise Emei", "Ye Shi Bingquan", "wave by a thousand peaks", etc.; "Steps in the true martial arts play", "God of Destruction", "chaotic sword", "Purple Tao Yunxia is now Taoist Wei", "Tiger Spirit Sword Spirit" and so on, also make people's blood boil.

Exodus

"Exodus" was originally the theme song and ending song of the 1960 movie "Exodus". From the ancient Western Region, with the pianist's fingers running under the impassioned melody, we seem to hear that once prosperous, that once wildly neighing horses, that once prancing wolf smoke, that still in the whirlwind of the dance, as well as the exciting capricorn drums, the solemn Buddha son, the slow-moving caravan, the broken post road, the desolate ancient city, seven or eight unruly wild horses, three or five cups of blood-red wine, and the continuous castle! ...... All have been washed by the vast desert pale and mottled. Leaning between the white sand and the blue sky, this is how an intoxicating painting, shocking silent. More importantly, it is the exhilaration of the heart, the yearning for freedom, and the pursuit of death. Better known at the moment is Maxim Mlvica's Exodus on The Piano Player Album.

Soviet March

This is the famous single-player game Red Alert 3 (Red Alart-III), belongs to the style of military game music, this song is magnificent, make people's blood boil, by the United States, very much the style of the Soviet Union military song. The song is sung by the San Francisco Chorus of the United States, imitating the Cossack Chorus, and still retains the majestic atmosphere of the Soviet army.

I am the Doctor

Selected from the theme song of Doctor Who, it always comes up every time the protagonist comes up with the best idea or wins. It's a tune that applies to modern times, ancient times, and technology. However, it is not known by most people due to the uncommon nature of Doctor Who in China.

Attraction

This song is a masterpiece of Japanese composer Ozawa Masazumi and is very popular. It sounds very familiar to the general public, and is one of the soundtracks for the CCTV-5 program "World Soccer" (also the soundtrack for the top ten goals), and has been featured in other programs, and was even used as the soundtrack for Kyo's fights in the famous arcade game "The King of Fighters" by Japan's SNK ("The King of Fighters"). kyo, or Kyo Kusanagi).

Lonely Shadow of Heaven and Earth

This track is the first from Wong Kar Wai's classic film "East is East, West is West". Starting with a tight drum beat, the rhythm guided by the addition of heavy percussion sounds, when the stoic spread of the drum melody completely unfolded at the moment, as if millions of light burst out of the dense clouds, mysterious and eerie but bright and solemn, there is a kind of inexplicable auditory joy that teaches people not to dare to gasp for air. The listener feels a lifting of the eyebrows, enlightened, the spirit of a violent revitalization.

The music style of The Lonely Shadow of Heaven and Earth has been quoted many times in movies due to its extremely cool and majestic music style, which is both heroic and tragic. The most classic of all is the quote from "Journey to the West". At the end of "Journey to the West", Zixia said to Zunbao when she died, "I guessed the beginning, but I can't guess the ending. Ringing is also this song, touched countless people.

The "East is West" and "Journey to the West" are all about love, but the two very different styles of the movie, with the same song, actually does not appear to be out of place, perhaps it is the classic place of this song.

"The world is unrivaled" in Tony Leung steered a horse to rob the princess to get married, raising a ground of peach petals, is also this song.

With the sound turned up to full blast, it's beautiful to be alone in a room thinking about the desert and the sun setting over a long river.

Chinese Dragon Overture

This soundtrack is the music when the BOSS comes out in the Laughing Boy sequence, and it's very dominant.

Small Dagger Club Overture

This is a piece of music with Chinese characteristics, which has a higher chance of appearing in Stephen Chow's movies, usually when the big BOSS appears, this music will ring out, e.g., "Journey to the West with Big Lies 2 ," "Kung Fu"

Small Dagger Club Suite

The same as "Small Dagger Club Overture," are both with Chinese characteristics, but the above "Small Dagger Club Overture" is more domineering, but the above "Small Dagger Club Overture" is more domineering, and the above "Small Dagger Club" is more domineering. Little Dagger Society Overture" is a bit more dominant and complete, and although it sounds like the two songs are pretty much the same, at the end of the day, there are some differences.

The Order of the Intruder

Also played by Chinese instruments, and again, it appears more frequently in Chow's movies.

The Awakening Giant

This music originated from the music of Deja's awakening during the first episode of Deja Ultraman, which is more grandiose, and more known to the little ones

Dark War

Dark War is a police movie starring Andy Lau and Lau Ching Wan, and there are two interludes in it which are very good, one of them is the interlude when Lau walks up to the rooftop, which is majestic and powerful. It's not worse than Breath and Life at all, and the song is called I'm running out of time.

Palace memories

When you hear it, you'll probably know why it was chosen.

Following Kitaro, the only globally acclaimed New age music group in the Japanese music industry, the Shinsengumi, have been nurtured by the millennia-old culture of The Forbidden City, and have finally created this ever-classic grand score, which is the first masterpiece in a trilogy.

The Forbidden City Trilogy is the soundtrack for the NHK TV documentary "The Forbidden City". The soundtrack is superbly crafted, with musical notes that tumble and change in tempo with the ups and downs of the historical narrative, and low percussion that seems to be ringing the bells of the Yongle Dynasty, the Forbidden City's stately halls covered in glazed tiles representing the magnificence and splendor of the civilized land they adore in their hearts.

S.E.N.S (Sound, Earth, Nature, Spirit), a two-piece ensemble composed of Akihiko Fukura and Yukari Katsura, was founded in 1984. Their soundtracks include the popular "City of Sadness" and "Silk Road" series, as well as Japanese TV dramas such as "White Book of Love", "Blue Bird", "God, Please Give Me More Time", and "2,000 Years of Love". Their music is a combination of Akihiko Fukura's rock/pops style, complemented by Yukari Katsuragi's classical skills, and electronic synthesizers, which has created a whirlwind in the Japanese music industry. In order to match the soundtrack of NHK's "Silk Road to the Sea" TV series, they changed their name to "S.E.N.S.", which means "Sense" and "Cense". Thus S.E.N.S. was officially founded.

The group, which has been in existence for more than 20 years, is one of Japan's, and the world's, rare masters of the new age, and has been described as a pioneer of "therapeutic music" in Japan. Already in 1988, they established themselves as one of the leading New Age groups in Japan with the soundtrack trilogy for The Silk Road to the Sea, and their work on the film City of Sorrows won them the Golden Lion Award for Best Masterpiece.

Still Waiting

This track is from the 2002 Sum 41 album "Does This Look Infected?", which served as the album's first single. The song has a strong rock and metal flavor with a certain rebellious style. Overall uplifting and a great listen. (PS: After listening to the feeling: very different, if you are in love with FPS shooting games, then you listen to this song will be boiling blood, the video's super rebellious style (there is a foreign live singing video at the end of the scene there is a smashing situation) is very much loved by the young people, very easy to immerse yourself in it, but also "Counter-Strike" game theme song. Similarly, many players in the production of "World of Warcraft" PVP video, will also be used in this song, with the powerful PVP combat, blood boiling.

No Escape

The theme song for Resident Evil Raccoon City, from the first single of Coldrain's Through Clarity.

Vortal Combat

From the game Half-Life 2: Chapter 2 by valve, the third installment in the famous Half-Life 2 series of games. In the game, this music plays when the protagonist Dr. Gordon Freeman and his allies, the Vortigaunts, are about to fight against hordes of ferocious ant lions. The intense battles, excellent special effects, and especially the majestic soundtrack will make people's hearts swell with bravado and blood boil.

The soundtrack, by Kelly Bailey, is featured on the official valve music album The Orange Box Original Soundtrack.

Electric Romeo

was created by the mysterious soundtrack organization immediate music. It is a classic epic of soundtracks, featuring immense wars and blood-soaked people, giving it an immersive feel. Its version is divided into church version (choir), non-church version and vocal version.

As a godfather soundtrack, Electric romeo takes "war" as its theme, and with its grandeur, spectacle, and fierce rhythmic sensation, it brings us back to a truly dominant and inspirational music. If we want to rise to a high level, it is a kind of spirit, a kind of never-say-die spirit, a kind of spirit of fighting for war. This music can be called the "universal soundtrack" of war. Until now, a lot of games, movies, propaganda films, all kinds of original videos, etc. are using this music. electric romeo is like a needle full of flames, stirring up the nerves in our hearts that are sleeping, waiting for the battle, making us unyielding forward. It's a song that we'll never tire of hearing; it's a song that will never die.

Later adapted into the Empire Total War music video "Europa" (often misunderstood as the theme song)

Seven Swords' Victory

Seven Swords' Victory is the soundtrack to the movie Seven Swords directed by Tsui Hark, and was made by Japanese composer Kenji Kawai. The song is majestic and uplifting to listen to!

The song is called "Seven Swords Battle Hymn", and it describes seven battles. These seven battles are divided into three major battles and four minor battles.

First of all, you will be surrounded by a tense and depressing atmosphere at the beginning of the song, which is the omen of the beginning of the battle, when the song is played to 37 seconds, the battle finally breaks out, the battle is about the success or failure of the two sides are caught in a bitter fight, from the 37-second battle to the 1 minute 26 seconds of the fight again, and then again to the 1 minute 47 seconds of the fight again, and then suddenly the song becomes moderate, it seems that the soldiers have been resting. resting. This is a transition to another great battle that is about to take place. When the tune reaches 2:40, the battle begins again, followed by a skirmish at 3:15, another skirmish at 3:40, and unexpectedly a loss at 3:54. The tune becomes mournful and desolate all of a sudden, and it seems that the casualties of the soldiers are in the minority. However, everyone did not give up, and once again dribbled and gave themselves encouragement, and everyone embarked on the battlefield once more with the dream of serving their country! By 5 minutes and 23 seconds, a great battle of unprecedented scale has begun! This is the last battle in this song, it is really incomparably intense, the song step by step to enhance the battlefield engagement atmosphere, making this song reach an unprecedented climax, the last battle success!

Ninja Dragon Sword Biography series

"Ninja Dragon Sword Biography" is Tecmo production and distribution of the ACT game, the first is the 1988 release of the arcade version of the Ninja Dragon Sword Biography, the game is the Japanese ninja game in the U.S. gaming community, one of the most loved by the players of the famous brand of the game. 80 years after the childhood FC games, many jazz guitar background to a person y shocked! Detailed background music name has been unable to verify

Ninja Dragon Sword Biography - Fc - B05 Fresh Lie No Reiュウ

Ninja Dragon Sword Biography - 2 Drifting Snow

"Call of Duty" series

"Call of Duty" BGM has to be said to be the momentum of the grandeur of the players each played the "Call of Duty 8" players will not forget those BGM. here is a list of some of the more famous!

The Enemy of My Enemy is My Friend - Hans Zimmer (Sad to say the least.)

Mw3 end credits -Brian Tyler "Call of Duty 8" ending production staff list background BGM

Call of Duty: Mw3 -Brian Tyler (The theme song for MW3. This one is highly recommended, and has been used twice as the background soundtrack for Run For Your Life)

Paris Siege -Brian Tyler Opening Credits Hans Zimmer (Call of Duty 6 classic interlude)

The Warrior Song

Kisses, be patient and listen to the first Ten seconds. By the eleventh second you'll know why you're reviewing it.

The Warrior Song is a powerful song written by Sean Householder for use by private fundraising groups in the United States to raise money for the military.There are two versions of the Warrior Song, the hard-hitting version written and used by Sean Householder and Tom Reynolds specifically for the Marine Corps.The Warrior Song was released in July 2010 on YouTube and became a hit with music fans. The song was released on youtube in July 2010 and has been a huge hit with music fans and military fans.

Pacific Rim Theme Soundtrack (Pacific Rim)

Pacific Rim's soundtrack is another synonym besides the movie's special effects. The electric guitars present the film's metal style; the bass horns perfectly render the mecha's grandiose momentum; and the whole soundtrack locks the audience firmly in the movie, with a strong sense of immersion. It is a rare movie soundtrack with a unique representative melody.

Gundam Strike

Interlude in the animation Gundam seed, the tune is not long only 1 minute and 17 seconds, but shows the symphony majestic momentum.

The Magnificent Seven

This tune was sadly left out of the top ten soundtracks, but that doesn't detract from its classic status in the history of soundtracks.In 1960, Hollywood soundtrack maestro Elmer Bernstein wrote the soundtrack for the western film Westerns, Westerns, Westerns, Westerns, and Westerns. Bernstein composed this majestic, staccato theme song for the western film "The Swashbuckling Seven". It was later used by Marlboro Cigarettes in their advertisements, giving it another name: The Marlboro March.

It's worth noting that the song has often been used as the BGM for awards ceremonies or entrance ceremonies, including the Young Singers Grand Prix, which is well known to Chinese audiences. Of course, such occasions do not emphasize the character of the music itself. Because when you listen carefully to the track, a picture of a western ranger galloping his horse through the magnificent wilderness is bound to come to mind, not a star-studded awards gala.

The Legend Of Ashitaka (The Legend Of Ashitaka)

The Theme Song Of "The Phantom Princess" There is no doubt that Jean Hisaishi, a master musician, has conquered generations of Chinese with his soundtracks and Hayao Miyazaki. Jean Hisaishi's The Legend of Ashitaka Theme, the soundtrack of The Phantom Princess. The connotation of its music is not only sad, as with Miyazaki's anime, people always find themselves in it.

Theme Soundtrack of Three Kingdoms' Seeing the Dragon Removing the Armor

This song is the soundtrack of the movie "Three Kingdoms' Seeing the Dragon Removing the Armor" composed by Lai Yun-man, a member of the famous Hong Kong band Kojima. It was nominated for Best Original Film Music at the 28th Hong Kong Film Awards and Best Original Film Music at the 3rd Asian Film Awards.

Orchard of Mines

As the bgm of many movies, this one is perhaps the most powerful, passionate and energetic. The song is from the album Epicon by Globus.

Globus is produced by Immediate Music (Immediate Music is a professional music production company that produces soundtracks for trailers for countless blockbuster movies in Europe and the United States, and not much is known about its artists, which is quite mysterious). The band is made up of producers, composers and singers, and has been widely recognized for its music.

Blackrock & Roll

Selected from war3's bgm, also as war3's bgm in wcg tournament, the whole song is a microcosm of the history of the fall of the human race, the sad song of Lordaeron. Happily that last melody is also featured in the wod login screen bgm. Produced by an American soundtrack company, the entire tune is in the style of a march, moving from the excitement of the beginning to the calmness of the middle, and finally culminating in the climax. The beginning of the song Alsace full of glory with the army out of the battlefield, 45 seconds to start Alsace in order to protect the people and fervent fighting, 1 minute 22 seconds after the war with the plague of heaven is gradually unfavorable Alsace indomitable perseverance in the fight, 2 minutes after the war is in a complete dilemma, after 3 minutes 27 seconds Alsace in order to Lordaeron for the sake of the people and a desperate attempt to the end of the song, the hero fell.