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  • The music itself on the surface may appear strange, but I guess that the Coppola duo were trying to capture the confusing feel of the Vietnam War in the musical sense, which seems rather intersting and pretty sly on their part.

  • Don't listen to this messed up. It already evokes incredible imagery of the sometimes terrifying journey we call the human experience. This music is truly a bad acid trip in musical form.

  • Dam, I didn't know so many ppl dig this shit like me....

  • Even though there's basically no action, this part of the movie is the one that impressed the the most. The stunning dark surreal imagery coupled with the eerie music... it's like witnessing an entrance through hell's gates.

  • headphones, 720p, a few hits from the bowl, and this song will go perfect with Heart of Darkness

  • Wow this song is great with headphones

  • "Part of me was afraid of what I would find and what I would do when I got there. I knew the risks, or imagined I knew. But the thing I felt the most, much stronger than fear, was the desire to confront him."

  • @samfilmkid "HELL YEAH"

  • This piece freaks me out completely this is one of the best soundtracks to a war film I have ever heard...

  • TRIPPIEST MOVIE...EVER!

  • It sounds...sad. Kinda wistful.

  • ‎"Everybody wanted me to do it, him most of all. I felt like he was up there, waiting for me to take the pain away. He just wanted to go out like a soldier, standing up, not like some poor, wasted, rag-assed renegade. Even the jungle wanted him dead, and that's who he really took his orders from anyway."

  • wonderful

  • sick and surreal,

    sublime and profetic

  • Kurtz made a lot of sense as to how and why we lost the war when he expained the strength of the Vietnamese mentality towards life

  • This should be the main menu music in S.T.A.L.K.E.R.

  • one of my fav tracks ever

  • sounds like pink floyd.

  • @canibus77 WOW!! I thought I was the only person that ever related Pink Floyd to Apocalypse Now. I've always described the movie as Pink Floyd's version of Vietnam.

  • What is the ending theme music where Willard kills Kurtz?

  • This must be the part of Jerry Garcia entering the soundtrack.Coppola

    was listening on "drum-pause" by the dead but I don´t get the greatful dead

    album and the song from where this here steams.This is jerry garcia!!!!

  • Remarkable piece of music which sets the tone for the whole film. Beautiful, frightening and hopelessly lost.

  • Sounds like the score for a psychadelic love scene...

  • That base reminds me of the The Thing soundtrack from Carpenter.

  • @derBene That's the heart-beat that you're recognizing. Ennio Morricone utilized the same sound when he made the soundtrack for The Thing.

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  • If anyone could please give me an answer do so. I'm trying to figure out why a couple of my friends really don't like this movie at all. They both love war movies, they both love horror movies, they understand wars, but they just didn't grasp the genius and insanity of this film.

  • Things got so intense at this part that i could feel my heartbeat pounding in my chest. it was that good of a film, and that good of a music score

  • it doesnt get any more real than this. best film ever made.

  • "Part of me was afraid of what I would find and what I would do when I got there. I knew the risks...or imagined I knew. But the thing I felt the most, much stronger than fear, was the desire to confront him."

  • @Lanegan747 You are a romantic twit and you are laughable

  • @finbomartini Not really.

  • What an incredible piece of music. I've got Voyage on my "Soundtracks" playlist and whenever it comes on I end up repeating it like 10 times. I just can't get enough.

  • They used the perfect music for this film, It's like you can actually feel the madness of Vietnam.

  • This movie is the work of a genius.

  • sublimely brilliant piece...my fav from that epic soundtrack.

    He's close...real close.

  • this part of the movie is so surreal... wow. what a mood...jesus

  • the beast also has a great soundtrack. check it out, afghan vs soviets, from the eighties. superb films both.

  • where the nightmares are

  • The sound of this track for those that can't hear is like trying to describe what the sunset looks like to a blind person.

  • My favorite passage of music in a movie sound track, you wont hear a creepier piece of music even in a horror movie.

  • @Glinteye Check out "The Portal" in Donnie Darko. Not really comparable but very erie.

  • @Glinteye i don't thing this track is creepy.

    It's like the moment when you realize that there's no way back to anywhere,but you accept it.

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  • So surreal it's like touching the sun

  • what an amazing movie! the sequence when this was played i think really showed the true "horrors" of war (the burning houses, skulls, BF2 that had crashed into the trees, etc.)

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