on every page of the There Will Be Blood ost, there's people saying weird stuff about monsters, or dying souls ...and mentioning "Far Cry 3" and armageddon.
I think Henry Plainview was one of the most tragic characters in this movie in a strange way. You never really knew if was telling the truth or not...and, really, Daniel didn't care either way. The second he introduced himself, you kinda knew he was doomed.
@gyppy1715 i gave you a thumbs up because you accomplished making a jack ass of yourself. although its common to find tension in many other genres such as jazz, and this song, and mostly every type of music plays with building tension.
You should probably listen to more music, because genesis wont be the first and last to pull of shit like this.
but Jonny is the shit. a musical gneiss and wont ever have to tell anyone. just listen to the music man!
@gyppy1715 i gave you a thumbs up because you accomplished making a jack ass of yourself. although its common to find tension in many other genres such as jazz, and this song, and mostly every type of music plays with building tension.
You should probably listen to more music, because genesis wont be the first and last to pull off shit like this.
but Jonny is the shit. a musical genius and he wont ever have to tell anyone. just listen to the music man!
One of the most amazing film scores I've ever heard. What made the director of this film, PT Anderson, choose Johnny Greenwood to do the score? What did he hear in his music to make him hire him as composer?
@QuatermassMan From Wikipedia: Anderson had been a fan of Radiohead's music and was impressed with Jonny Greenwood's scoring of the film Bodysong. While writing the script for There Will Be Blood, Anderson heard Greenwood's orchestral piece Popcorn Superhet Receiver, which prompted him to ask Greenwood to work with him.
There's more but YouTube won't let me fit it all lol
This piece sounds like a cross between Ligeti and the ambient Brian Eno and Robert Fripp made together in the 70's. One piece, called 'Swastica Girls', has a similar discordant tone, but soundscape atmosphere. It wouldn't surprised me if Greenwood had been inspired by it.
@Samurai8989 yes! all i could picture was jack nicholson's face frozen on that twisted smile when he's watching his wife and child playing through the window.
I'm sorry but listen to the score in the "infinite and beyond' segment of 2001:A Space Odyssey and you'll realize that this song comes very near to plagiarizing it entirely
ich habe noch nie sowas gehört. ich meine damit nicht, es ist schlecht, oder es ist gut oder es ist eigenartig. ich habe noch nie sowas krasses gehört....
I like to listen to this as I deficate. I find that it speeds up the process. Especially during times of endless diahreah. So beautiful and emotional.
@ocguitar Maybe other similar pieces were constructed that way, but remember, this is a movie score synced up with picture! Most likely it was VERY meticulously scored out and conducted super tight to a click track.
This is such a chilling score since this is also the opening song for the movie and it's so eerie that the first like 15 minutes have no dialogue. Truly great.
This is the best part of the scores. I didn't knew that it was the guitarist from radiohead who composed the soundtrack of this film. I guess radiohead is filled with talented people.
what i realy liked about the scores in this movie was how it automatically transformed the genre from political/suspense to twisted/corrupted/political/suspense/paranoia. when i saw this movie, it automatically became my favorite. along with no country for old men and i am legend. strangley enough, i haven thad to dig for good movies, they appeared onto the big silver screen ahaha
I know this is going to sound cliche but that's how feel about Heath ledger as the Joker. At times he plays in many ranges from comedic, scary, to a gangster like James Cagney. I feel the same with TWBB it felt like an uneasy roller coaster because it switches from being political to religious to being corrupted and then finally goes into madness and the music reflects this.
2001: A Space Odyssey has great(famous) piece of classical music at the end; something from Bethoven, I believe. But it is not out of tone with the rest of the movie for the most part.
ti's not beethoven.. it's strauss.. but that's not the best music of the film.. in my opinion.. the music that kubrick uses from Ligeti and his requiem, apparitions and atmospheres are the best.. specially combining them with the picture
Such a perfect score for this movie
futurfry 4 weeks ago
check out Krzysztof Penderecki
samhalal 1 month ago
Jaaaaayyyywwooooowwwaayyyyynnnne!!
DidYaServe 3 months ago
That opening drone really reminds me of the theme to "The Shining".
Llyander 3 months ago in playlist there will be blood soundtrack 8
Does somebody know the name of the song that is played right before "Proven Lands" starts in the movie?
JoseMB13 3 months ago
I've been playing this on loop to help me study...now it's made more afraid take the tests.
AsaNisiMasa1963 3 months ago 3
The THX logo having a nightmare.
unseenbbq 4 months ago 12
@unseenbbq LMAO at your comment!
JoseMB13 4 months ago
@unseenbbq That's exactly what I was thinking lol
TXtab 4 months ago
@unseenbbq LOL
TwilightCodex 3 months ago
im your Brother from anoother Parents
axedrecista 5 months ago
This sounds a bit like the intro of Vapourspace - Gravitational Arch of 10.
Love the whole score btw. That techno song i mentioned is really good, too.
mcgrawHNIC 5 months ago
We'll get 'em liquored up and take 'em to the peachtree dance!
randomjoe2000 5 months ago 2
this has some cues from the movie "The People Under the Stairs"
RichMon1611 5 months ago
Does this remind anyone else of The Shining?
bobbyclyvvjr 6 months ago 8
on every page of the There Will Be Blood ost, there's people saying weird stuff about monsters, or dying souls ...and mentioning "Far Cry 3" and armageddon.
facecheek 6 months ago
This is the sound of the silent lamb opening the seventh seal, during the final days of Armageddon.
genkijin 7 months ago
this one sounds like one of "lost" soundtracks
servetu0131m 7 months ago
Have I ever told you the definition... of Insanity?
KeshnerfFilms 7 months ago
the sinful torrential flooding of insanity breaches the depths of his subconscious mind
steve024999 7 months ago
Great film. You see a man who makes his material fortune, but becomes morally bankrupted in the process.
StonewallJackson26 9 months ago
heh listened the whole playlist while i was working
rydeeh11 9 months ago
I think Henry Plainview was one of the most tragic characters in this movie in a strange way. You never really knew if was telling the truth or not...and, really, Daniel didn't care either way. The second he introduced himself, you kinda knew he was doomed.
CaliforniaJoker1 10 months ago
Reminds me of an angry swarm of bees, coming near and then flying past again...
09livvy09 10 months ago
this song plays when hitler jerks off
freakozola21 11 months ago
i love it. PTA, Johnny Greenwood...I'm sure this is intentional too but...Kubrick?
tomes55moon 11 months ago
I think Phil collins and Genesis did this in 1974--it's called The Waiting Room---
gyppy1715 11 months ago
@gyppy1715 i gave you a thumbs up because you accomplished making a jack ass of yourself. although its common to find tension in many other genres such as jazz, and this song, and mostly every type of music plays with building tension.
You should probably listen to more music, because genesis wont be the first and last to pull of shit like this.
but Jonny is the shit. a musical gneiss and wont ever have to tell anyone. just listen to the music man!
babaoriley8 9 months ago
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@gyppy1715 i gave you a thumbs up because you accomplished making a jack ass of yourself. although its common to find tension in many other genres such as jazz, and this song, and mostly every type of music plays with building tension.
You should probably listen to more music, because genesis wont be the first and last to pull off shit like this.
but Jonny is the shit. a musical genius and he wont ever have to tell anyone. just listen to the music man!
babaoriley8 9 months ago
It reminds me the wars, with the sirenes that warned about a bomb attack.
TheComputerism 1 year ago
Sounds very similar to Sunn O))), just less creppy. If anyone wants to hear more music like this check out Sunn O))).
Hagall717 1 year ago
It's the music that would play in a grown-up Indiana Jones, when the Ark starts to smoulder and the world comes under a shadow.
tempelton 1 year ago
"Do calm and murder go together? Calm and murder?"
TravisBickleNY1 1 year ago
I play this at parties, and for some strange reason everyone gets in a real downer mood.
HitchcockFan16 1 year ago 128
@HitchcockFan16 Probably because they think your going to kill them and take oil from them.
jcpelly 1 year ago 3
@jcpelly lol
bannyloren100 11 months ago
@HitchcockFan16 lmao! im going to do that!!!
chapyhappy 1 year ago
@HitchcockFan16 jesus dude, can i come to your next party?
thewhiteafrican 10 months ago
@HitchcockFan16 I am currently making a playlist for a party and I just happened to see your comment. Thank you.
Pilobolus89 5 months ago
hahaha. r u fucking kidding me? excellent piece of music. not for parties though.
7mcconachy 4 months ago
Can anyone say the name of the music piece on There Will Be Blood where Daniel and Henry are on the beach?
lordbiffington 1 year ago
@lordbiffington the weird thing with the voices in? i think it's popcorn superheat receiver
MichaelLeroi 1 year ago
tihs could be ligeti´s music
AyaxTelemonio 1 year ago 2
One of the most amazing film scores I've ever heard. What made the director of this film, PT Anderson, choose Johnny Greenwood to do the score? What did he hear in his music to make him hire him as composer?
QuatermassMan 1 year ago
@QuatermassMan From Wikipedia: Anderson had been a fan of Radiohead's music and was impressed with Jonny Greenwood's scoring of the film Bodysong. While writing the script for There Will Be Blood, Anderson heard Greenwood's orchestral piece Popcorn Superhet Receiver, which prompted him to ask Greenwood to work with him.
There's more but YouTube won't let me fit it all lol
whatyouwill21 1 year ago
This piece sounds like a cross between Ligeti and the ambient Brian Eno and Robert Fripp made together in the 70's. One piece, called 'Swastica Girls', has a similar discordant tone, but soundscape atmosphere. It wouldn't surprised me if Greenwood had been inspired by it.
BlowDeBloodyDoorsOff 1 year ago
Sounds a bit like Iannis Xenakis.
Bitteulze 1 year ago
@Bitteulze lol a bit? It's freakin Metastasis on a sweet sunny afternoon
saladshootavvv 1 year ago
when this is playing at the begining when they first strike oil and thier poring it in that hole its like collecting pure evil
theredone09 1 year ago 3
Reminds me of Ligeti's Atmospheres (used in 2001)
BagelBites48 1 year ago
This is a fantastic movie and score. You see a man who makes his material fortune, but becomes morally bankrupted in the process.
StonewallJackson26 1 year ago
I can't tell if this is blowing me away or draging me down.
Gito360 1 year ago 5
@Gito360 perhaps both?
mark2761 1 year ago
Does anyone else feel that there is great similarity to this piece and music from The Shining particularly during the crescendo at :43?
Samurai8989 1 year ago
@Samurai8989 yes! all i could picture was jack nicholson's face frozen on that twisted smile when he's watching his wife and child playing through the window.
camenzies 1 year ago
I imagine this is the same kind of white noise that Daniel hears in his head.
cyberpants 1 year ago
I'm sorry but listen to the score in the "infinite and beyond' segment of 2001:A Space Odyssey and you'll realize that this song comes very near to plagiarizing it entirely
bronsosaurus1 1 year ago
this song should go on forever
welthead 1 year ago
ich habe noch nie sowas gehört. ich meine damit nicht, es ist schlecht, oder es ist gut oder es ist eigenartig. ich habe noch nie sowas krasses gehört....
saberdam 1 year ago
this is one of my life anthem/themes.
dfjnjfn 1 year ago
you sir! are my brother.
severrnijKGU 1 year ago
sounds a like music from the tv show lost
midnawoot 1 year ago
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xSimoneSmithx 1 year ago
I like to listen to this as I deficate. I find that it speeds up the process. Especially during times of endless diahreah. So beautiful and emotional.
BaitEstate 1 year ago 27
@BaitEstate lolwut
commanex 1 year ago
@BaitEstate what do you deficate? suffocate?
malows1234 2 months ago
@BaitEstate ... what the fuck am I reading ..
TehCheezBurgrz 2 months ago 6
:41 best part
0180917 2 years ago
The Hurt Locker composer used the same fading/rising string technique. It sounded ridicolously similiar...
Exeron91 2 years ago 4
i noticed the exact same thing. The Hurt Locker had that same crescendo at :40 and then it got quieter...
0180917 1 year ago
Its very similar to the jokers theme from The Dark Knight.
natman77 2 years ago 6
Yes, Hans Zimmer stole his tune from Greenwood.
JolPil 1 year ago
2001 A Space Odyssey
UnrealSlayer92 2 years ago 6
This is so similar to 2001.
IcarusNe0 2 years ago 4
Not something I would want to meet down a dark alley.
Thanks for posting this.
zt1900 2 years ago 6
Very much like the music off the 1980 movie 'The Shining'. But its a great peice especially for a horror movie trailer
calumbo63 2 years ago 6
Convergence is almost exactly like the final scene in the Shinning.
CMink7777 2 years ago
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Alexandernopolis 2 years ago
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1mustafaa23 2 years ago
I'm your brother from another mother...
Voltmx45 2 years ago 8
it should be called daniel plainview
sentient07 2 years ago 2
EXTRAORDINARY ! ! ! He's a genius this Jonny chap ! !
rupertducker 2 years ago 3
This theme sounds like the end of "Climbing up that walls" from Ok Computer....!!!!Johnny RULES!!!!
steve123k 2 years ago
I cant talk during this, all I can do is listen and become filled with emotion.
riazomonero 2 years ago 3
. . . or with severe psychological intensity ! !
rupertducker 2 years ago 5
In response to "how do you write this?", I'm pretty sure this is aleatoric. He might have written something like...
1. Play X note as long as you feel like it.
2. Begin to slowly glissando to Y note.
3. When you hear that everyone has reached Y note, begin to crescendo.
4. When you feel like it, slowly glissando to Z note
and so on...
ocguitar 2 years ago
@ocguitar Maybe other similar pieces were constructed that way, but remember, this is a movie score synced up with picture! Most likely it was VERY meticulously scored out and conducted super tight to a click track.
saladshootavvv 1 year ago
I think it sounds like someone's soul rotting, or a monster lamenting...
RoryLavelleRules 2 years ago 60
wow good call
SeamenAhoy 2 years ago
@RoryLavelleRules Daniel Plainview's sanity rotting ...
dagon940 6 months ago
...this is the soundtrack of fear and dreariness...
deprosar 2 years ago 8
Kind of a Xenakis rip-off, but effective none the less.
saladshootavvv 2 years ago 3
that chord resolving reminds me of "Threnody to the Victims of Hiroshima" by Penderecki (that is one intense classic piece)
LilStewerdess 2 years ago 7
i was just thinking that lol
0ct0parr0t 2 years ago
Jeez, I'm just listening to that first chord resolve over and over. Its such an amazing, gut wrenching sound. Love it!
MastaODisasta 3 years ago 7
this song should be called daniel plainview
Sternertime 3 years ago 10
Why so? Because it suits his character? A fair point. You do know it refers to his brother Henry?
RoryLavelleRules 3 years ago
i just think this piece screams daniel plainview, and it plays when we first see him as well.
Sternertime 3 years ago 5
I remember being legitimately frightened by this track in theater. It's like waiting for a bomb to fall. Prefect for the character!
sorenk1 3 years ago 10
Now THAT is the real Henry Plainview.
amig90 3 years ago 6
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Clearly this music was stolen from the SHining at :50 seconds
countmonodent 3 years ago
This is such a chilling score since this is also the opening song for the movie and it's so eerie that the first like 15 minutes have no dialogue. Truly great.
ChrisGunner 3 years ago 7
reminds me of the thx theme from the starts of movies.amazing alright.best thing about the film
jojosixty6 3 years ago 5
Reminds me of something from The Shining soundtrack.
jesuschrustpizza 3 years ago 5
me too!
MrPacMan36 3 years ago
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ashappel 2 years ago
and here comes the psycho...daniel day lewis
oormila 3 years ago 4
This is the best part of the scores. I didn't knew that it was the guitarist from radiohead who composed the soundtrack of this film. I guess radiohead is filled with talented people.
leafloev 3 years ago 5
this is the best track.. that building noise is just amazing
SimMaster 3 years ago 3
Who plays the violin here? Satan? sounds like!
downdavyjoneslocker 3 years ago
Hahaha. :D I wouldn't even be that suprised
Lefaikone 3 years ago 2
Reminds me a bit of the music at the Opening of 2001.
Privatejoker88 3 years ago 5
man that part where the violin gets progressively louder is so creepy. it also seems to reflect henry plainviews personality as a psycho
mcslaughta 3 years ago 2
daniel plainview! Henry is he's brother!
bashthebandello 2 years ago
this is incredible, how do you write this? how do you put this down on paper? jonny greenwood is a genius.
foreveringreen 3 years ago 3
this should go on forever
analfrost 3 years ago 2
what i realy liked about the scores in this movie was how it automatically transformed the genre from political/suspense to twisted/corrupted/political/suspense/paranoia. when i saw this movie, it automatically became my favorite. along with no country for old men and i am legend. strangley enough, i haven thad to dig for good movies, they appeared onto the big silver screen ahaha
iheartkamakaze 3 years ago
I know this is going to sound cliche but that's how feel about Heath ledger as the Joker. At times he plays in many ranges from comedic, scary, to a gangster like James Cagney. I feel the same with TWBB it felt like an uneasy roller coaster because it switches from being political to religious to being corrupted and then finally goes into madness and the music reflects this.
drcoxcentral 3 years ago 4
The joker's theme music does actually sound a little bit like this.
dukeofluxembourg 3 years ago 5
Man this is incredible, creepy and it is extremely powerful in the actual movie. it actually gives me chills right now!
dmdumba 3 years ago
TWBB is a masterpiece from start to finish and Greenwood's astonishingly inspired soundtrack fits perfectly and adds up to make it even better.
Cuculiza 3 years ago
Greenwood, Radiohead, and There Will be Blood are all amazing
isweariammad 3 years ago 4
Im getting flashes of Kubrick here!
Finelight12 3 years ago 2
The movie in its entirety is very Kubrick, especially the end.
thejoblot 3 years ago
Yes, what other films, have a ending with jubilant music, and whats the music? Just curious lol
Finelight12 3 years ago
2001: A Space Odyssey has great(famous) piece of classical music at the end; something from Bethoven, I believe. But it is not out of tone with the rest of the movie for the most part.
larma7 3 years ago
ti's not beethoven.. it's strauss.. but that's not the best music of the film.. in my opinion.. the music that kubrick uses from Ligeti and his requiem, apparitions and atmospheres are the best.. specially combining them with the picture
Zvolanek16 3 years ago
A Clockwork Orange - Singin' in the Rain
thejoblot 3 years ago
In terms of level of disturbed-ness, yes. This and Singin' in the Rain (in the context of ACO) are quite alike.
coasterman16 3 years ago
Especially the beginning!!! (2001)
larma7 3 years ago
Except it didn't take five whole minutes to say each line.
hieverybodywhatsup 3 years ago
This music is also remisescent of "The Shinning".
redjaguar2 3 years ago 3
reminds me of 2001 a space odyssey
reptyler123 3 years ago 4
If ever there was music to make the hairs on the back of your neck to stand up.
Secretservicedentist 3 years ago 4
I think this is inspired by Ligeti's "Lontano"
redandblueandgreen08 4 years ago
this is sampled from "Popcorn Supehert Reciever" by Greenwood.
hipjoint 4 years ago
this is sampled from "Popcorn Supehert Reciever" by Greenwood.
hipjoint 4 years ago
The build up for this particular piece would probably leave anyone thinking that it's nothing but strumming. Which is actually the point.
When all the instruments are together, it turns into a rather beautifully haunting siren call. The siren of oil calling Daniel.
Bebbar 4 years ago 27
haunting indeed
dojokonojo 4 years ago 3