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Jdubya
10-10-06, 03:04 PM
LOVE THIS! (http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=-4803423935382385205&q=cat)

philipMac
10-10-06, 03:43 PM
Jaysus.


I am sure, Kurt Cobain would be... Stoked. And Psyched. At the same time.
Seriously though lads. There is no need for that.

Ping
10-10-06, 04:34 PM
I initially thought the first 'pluckings' were way too high pitched and was thinking AGH!!!... then I found out it was so they could get the chorus violins in... :lol:

Must've taken some putting together. :D

Warthog
10-10-06, 04:41 PM
Hmmmm, I have heard some better uses of an orchestra...

mudge32
10-10-06, 05:51 PM
Want orchestrated stuff try this lot (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijDUluXxPag) :wink: :smt035

Warthog
10-10-06, 06:37 PM
Much better!

My favourite use in metal is the 42-piece philharmonic orchestra in this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RiD_lQFmFMU&mode=related&search=
Its extremely powerful and well used I think!

EDIT: Just thought, it might have half a shadowy breast somewhere in it so is not technically U-rated, hope its ok.

Ed
10-10-06, 07:03 PM
Don't need all that.

Just take a listen to 'Now Before the Sacred Ray' from Haydn's Creation. And turn the volume UP.

Stirring stuff :thumbsup:

Warthog
10-10-06, 09:46 PM
I know that Haydn isn't very "Youtube" orientated, but is there any link for a sample of that, I'd be interested to try it out?

Jester666
10-10-06, 11:35 PM
Try the 1812 overture on full volume. Tchaikovski (not so clever with my russian spelling! :lol: ) was a metal head!!! :lol:

Also ELO did orchestral stuff years ago!

northwind
11-10-06, 09:28 AM
Try the 1812 overture on full volume. Tchaikovski (not so clever with my russian spelling! :lol: ) was a metal head!!! :lol:


I once saw Cozy Powell drum solo to the 1812 overture. Complete with flamethrowers and explosions.

Jdubya
11-10-06, 01:26 PM
Want orchestrated stuff try this lot (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijDUluXxPag) :wink: :smt035

Erm...yeah...okay...well, thats not really orchestral at all...just some maniacs manhandling some instruments...I think you sort of missed the point of the post :shock:

Razor
11-10-06, 01:33 PM
They should keep that quiet and not promote it, Courtney will want money y'know.

Razor
11-10-06, 01:42 PM
Want orchestrated stuff try this lot (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijDUluXxPag) :wink: :smt035

Erm...yeah...okay...well, thats not really orchestral at all...just some maniacs manhandling some instruments...I think you sort of missed the point of the post :shock:

What about this then?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyWIufQ8-e0

Jdubya
11-10-06, 02:03 PM
Want orchestrated stuff try this lot (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijDUluXxPag) :wink: :smt035

Erm...yeah...okay...well, thats not really orchestral at all...just some maniacs manhandling some instruments...I think you sort of missed the point of the post :shock:

What about this then?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyWIufQ8-e0

Brilliant! Love it!

northwind
11-10-06, 02:27 PM
I was just listening to Metallica's S&M... Now that's how you do it. -Human's probably the heaviest thing Metallica have touched for years, but my dad loves it for the orchestral work. Genius.

I know nothing about proper orchestral music, though, wish I did but where do you start? The big horns just sound magic, loud but soft, so much depth. I can take or leave violins, nasty screechy things, but the percussion and brass, and the bigger strings and woodwind, I love. The richness of the sound and the sheer dynamics of it knocks me out... Any ideas what I should go and find?

Razor
11-10-06, 03:01 PM
Classic FM ?

Ed
11-10-06, 03:24 PM
I can take or leave violins, nasty screechy things

:( About the only instrument I can play :lol:

Don't you even like the theme to Schindler's List? Or how about the Ashokan Farewell, played by the band of Her Majesty's Royal Marines, Plymouth - it's yet more stirring stuff. Not militaristic, just a joy to the ear.

Razor
11-10-06, 03:25 PM
Violins, best ignore Vanessa Mae then...

Filipe M.
11-10-06, 03:27 PM
I can take or leave violins, nasty screechy things

:( About the only instrument I can play :lol:

Don't you even like the theme to Schindler's List? Or how about the Ashokan Farewell, played by the band of Her Majesty's Royal Marines, Plymouth - it's yet more stirring stuff. Not militaristic, just a joy to the ear.

The Lord Of The Rings trilogy OST. Superb orchestral work. With some elder nasty screechy things about - the Rohan theme.

philipMac
11-10-06, 05:03 PM
I can take or leave violins, nasty screechy things

:( About the only instrument I can play :lol:

Don't you even like the theme to Schindler's List? Or how about the Ashokan Farewell, played by the band of Her Majesty's Royal Marines, Plymouth - it's yet more stirring stuff. Not militaristic, just a joy to the ear.

What about Velvet Underground › Venus In Furs then?
Shiny, shiny, shiny boots of leather
Whiplash girlchild in the dark.

You know you love it.
:wink:

northwind
11-10-06, 07:25 PM
All noted, cheers...

Does Vanessa Mae have a violin then? :)

mudge32
12-10-06, 08:48 AM
All noted, cheers...

Does Vanessa Mae have a violin then? :)

Ah!! A man after me own heart. I never see it either!!! :wink: :lol: