Vangelis has died
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Vangelis has died
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#2That's a shame.
His work on blade runner just has this timeless magic to it. The sequel ends on his motif (tears in rain) for a reason too.
I also forgot to mention that chariots of fire is truly great too.
Some parts of his music haven't aged too well, but the stuff that hasn't is sorely missed in today's film scores. Even if Zimmer is brilliant he's not a poet.
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#3Incredible composer. Very sad news.
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#4I love Soil Festivities, still decades after hearing it for the first time. Amazing album. Not to diminish his other work, but that one really stands out for me.
Also, if you don't know about it yet, check out his collaborations with Jon Anderson, as Jon & Vangelis, two awesome musicians at their peak.
What a pity...
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#5This makes me very, very sad. One of my favourite composers are artists, with an amazing knack for melody. And he was still cranking out new music!
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#6This is very sad, his music has been an inspiration for me for a large part of my life. This is one of those days you knew were coming but hoped they didn't.
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#7That's one of these posts that it's unsettling for me to upvote/like. Sad news, great composer of someny incredible tracks.
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#8My first introduction to Vangelis was a vinyl of the album Spiral when I was younger ... I didn't even know he did Blade Runner until years later, but I really liked that album. Sad to hear he passed away though.
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#9Oh no. I own all of his albums, including many bootleg issues. He was productive right up to the end, though; his last album came out in July of last year.
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#10What a talent.