Orphans of Doom/The Awakening - Conan the Barbarian Theme (Basil Poledouris)

[philthyphilthy69]

i seen this at the movie thearter in 1981 with my father and 5 yr old brother. i was 10. it is the most amazing movie i've ever seen. the sound track makes me want to grab a sword and just start killin!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[DwightKoh93]

WHO AMONG YOU STILL HAS EMPTINESS?!

[JMSLionheart]

TES V: Skyrim + Basil Poledouris (Conan OST) = True Definition of EPIC

[NetVoyagerOne]

I never understood why Conan abandoned what was left of his Father's sword. I would have kept it forever.

[danielwuhsin]

@NetVoyagerOne i figured that part of the epic is that through fate he found an even stronger sword than his father's, in the tomb. if he had his father's sword all along, he might not have been able to defeat the priest of thulsa doom.

i also thought that destroying his father's sword might be an allegory for becoming a man--he must "kill" his father in order to take his own place in life.

[ClubPenguinDisney]

@NetVoyagerOne He throws down his fathers sword because he got his revenge. His entire life was based on getting back at thulsa doom. Once he killed him he threw down thulsa dooms flame showing the orphans that they are now free to live their life. After that he throws down his fathers sword because because Conan is finally free to live his life aswel. His revenge is complete. Just as how the orphans lived to follow doom , Conan lived for revenge. Now they are both set free and can put it behind

[megahurtz30]

This movie, Star Wars, The Good The Bad and the Ugly... Greatest Soundtracks Ever!!!

[SuperZack311]

@megahurtz30 yea the Good The Bad and the Ugly is really good, it makes that movie even better just like the connan soundtrack.

[terminator324343]

This is one of the greatest kinds I heard. It was like while the followers of Thulsa Doom went away, Conan thought, "Why did I kill him? Maybe he was my father? Maybe he saved the world? So now I am a weak orphan?" And when he sees the princess, he slowly burns the temple, and goes to seek new adventures in the west. Many wars and feuds did Conan fight, honor and fear were heaped upon his name. In time, he became a king by his own hand...and this story shall also be told...

[ClubPenguinDisney]

@terminator324343 i think Conan snapped out of the whole hypnosis thulsa put on him when he saw his fathers sword. After slaying thulsa doom he had no purpose in life. His entire life was revenge. Now he had to think what he was going to do next. With valera no longer by his side and no clear goal in life he sat down to think. Aventually he decided to become a king by his own hand. That's how i think it is.

[pjthedj79331]

Basil Poledouris is a gifted amazing composer!!!

[deepvoicefromraleigh]

That was a powerful scene, Doom's followers seeing he's just a man and turning away, Conan fulfilling his quest...this track perfectly fit.

[sigamarinha]

you know why conan is holding the sword with the left hand?because he need the right one free to punch the camels

[sneegro]

I love the scene where Conan is sitting on the steps in deep contemplation a few rows from Thulsa Doom's severed head. Getting revenge was the entire meaning of his existence up until that point and he's probably just thinking "Well, now what?".

[sigamarinha]

@sneegro he was thinkin that he will be remembered for thousands of years

[tonihott2]

@sneegro Thulsa, indeed, created what Conan is now, now he must feel like he hast lost another father, an evil father but the one that gave him the will to survive and to get his revenge; he must feel very weak and empty at that moment on the steps, having lost that will to seek revenge. Brilliant scene, what a way to end the movie, If only filmakers or producers had the guts to pull another scene like this in nowadays movies...

[sigamarinha]

the guy that disliked is son of bombata

[sigamarinha]

thumbs up if think only great people come here to listen to this

[RLZGA]

Conan (1982) + Basil Poledouris... Inalcanzable, unico!! , The Best!!

[ClubPenguinDisney]

@IrishCelticPrincess its called , tower of seth. and theres also escape from the tower of seth.

[qwatae]

the 'LCOB' sampled this track in their song titled "Through the Eyes of an Embryo"

I find both tracks very appealing.

[elephantman2222]

Dies Irae Dies Illa. Anyone else hear it?

[boethius27]

Orphans.... OF DOOM!

[johnnyray1717]

Whoever gave this music a "dislike", should get their head smashed in!

[december2364]

@johnnyray1717 Yes. With Thorgrim's war-hammer.

[ashleylharris]

@johnnyray1717

YOU DAMN RIGHT!!!

[spartacuswww]

music of my funeral

[TheDDM1974]

@spartacuswww

I prefere this one for mine  youtube.com/watch?v=BWAhVbayGv­4 for mine

[MediSangria]

._." i love it

[feno12]

Thulsa Doom dislikes this song.

[soulkatofficial]

Wonderful

[karlmoles65]

CHILLS! 

[Shockwave474]

I heard the first half of this gorgeous amazing piece in a completely different kind of video that was full of really beautiful pictures of amazing things, and Orphans of Doom made it all even more beautiful, so of course I had to come here and I loved it.

[Morbutt]

3:12 to 3:26 always sends chills up my spine.... then again at 4:46 to 5:33

[19GirlBad]

Great soundtracks! God bless you Basil Poledouris!

[Scottyl35]

When I die, this is the song I want as they close the casket.

[xStalkerxx]

what an amazing tune.... i cry almost all the time at the end when this song starts. But then i get revigorated with power when listening the credits song!! Basil Poledouris simply amazing work!! 

[rukus100821]

again basil poledouris is one of a kind, no one can take his place, but it would be great to see more of him.

[amunraankh]

@rukus100821 The only other film scorer I can think of is Ennio Morricone, but Morricone predates Poledouris and is great in his own stature; I'm sure you've heard his score for "Red Sonja".

[jmm1233]

i like this tune

[RamBam3000]

This soundtrack is one of my all time favourites. Basil Poledouris is a brilliant composer and arranger.

[mucklebones1973]

This and anvil of crom are my faverites.To not listen to anvil of crom in 2011 won't be the same. :(

[szadicsb]

Snôżi dokôz, niżóden elemeńt nie je tam, dze gò ni ma bëc. W kòżdim sztëczkù dokazu czëjã i wseczëjã doskònałosc.

Wonderful. Perfection, perfection, perfection!!!!!!

[GodfatherSandro]

ohhhh! Orphans of doom come to me ... its true master

[GodfatherSandro]

ohhhh! Orphans of doom come to me ... its true master

[thealexprime]

Basil poledouris is a brilliant composer!

[Bosnianstorm]

Sad and beautiful melody, Arnold himself admires this music used in ending scene. Its on special features.

[olivecow]

I listen to this music on its own minus the show and it has a real unique sound that makes one think beautiful pieces.The dune soundtrack is pretty cool to by ToTo.

[crashman6]

@olivecow

Got that one as well, Good Shhhhtuff!

[Andreterragt]

Basil poledouris is a brilliant composer! This is awesome! Is like the great classical music without all the boring nonsense.

[anvilofcrom]

@Andreterragt He's was like Wagner in his ability to evoke emotion. Mr Poledouris will be missed.

[SquareNinja]

@anvilofcrom wagner is cool i guess if you like composer that slap you in the face with their music

[Dopleganger3814]

OMFG!!! Now THIS is how you score the end of an epic!!!! This gives me chills down my spine thinking of how he swings that latern of fire and throws it at the temple!!!! CLASSIC!!!!