Ennio Morricone is sort of the king, but you might do well to get a
compilation of some sort. You'll invariably discover that everyone samples
him. Like that venetian snares - dance like you're selling nails track.
Bernard Herrmann is another favorite of mine. I mean... all of his shit is
awesome. The Hitchcock stuff is among the best. Also, the day the earth
stood still is a theremin classic
hello
regarding Morricone instead of a compilation I'd rather recommend getting his early
70's albums, very Cinematic Free Jazz instead of a compilation gathering some hits.
My fave being "Gli Occhi Freddi Della Paura".
Bernard Herrmann's scores for Sci-fi movies are awesome, which brings to mind one
essential soundtrack for fans of influential sounds : "Forbidden Planet" soundtrack
by Louis and Bebe Barron, first electronic music one.
have a nice day
philippe
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