What OST (soundtrack) always cheers you up?

[snoons@lemmy.ca]

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[privatenoob@sopuli.xyz]

I usually notice some time of "being stuck in the past" sadness if I listen to nostalgia OSTs too much, but probably these:

• NFS Prostreet, NFS Most Wanted 2005 and 2012
• Nightrunners
• Danganronpa 1-2-V3 and Project Eden's Garden
• Undertale
• Test Drive Unlimited 2

[argumentativemonotheist@lemmy.world]

Rocky's OST makes me feel many feelings!

[tollana1234567@lemmy.today]

some of the FF ost(not 7) , evangelion(shiros ). the original opening theme of enterprise, not the ugly, "puritanical one"

[2deck@lemmy.world]

OST - Fav Song

• K-Pax - Taxi Ride
• Sunshine - Mercury
• Kingdom Hearts - Scherzo Caprice on a Theme of Never Land (piano)
• The Truman Show - It's a Life
• Portal 2 - I Made it All Up
• Blade Runner - Tema Iubirii
• Jet Set Radio - Concept of Love
• Matrix Reloaded - Mona Lisa Overdrive
• Atomic Blonde - Major Tom
• Sucker Punch - Search and Destroy
• Titan AE - Cosmic Castaway
• Brigador - Solo Nobre
• Collateral - Hands of Time
• Hanna - Car Chase
• Oblivion - Wings of Kynareth
• Halo CE Anniversary - Cloaked In Blackness
• GTA 3 - Main Theme

[meekah@lemmy.world]

Kirby - Gourmet Race

[callouscomic@lemmy.zip]

Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX Maximum Remix

[svcg@lemmy.blahaj.zone]

If, God forbid, I ever end up with dementia or whatever, I expect that the music from Green Hill Zone will be the last tune I ever recognise.

[freakazoid@lemmings.world]

[goldholz@lemmy.blahaj.zone]

Anno doesnt chear me up but it is such a nice music to have in the background

[porksnort@slrpnk.net]

On days when a spring cleaning or packing and organizing frenzy is needed, the Katamari Damacy sound track is perfect. Nice continuity of themes, but varying tempos and energy help make a sustainable work session.

[nemo@slrpnk.net]

I will never pick an OST over real music.

[ilinamorato@lemmy.world]

Probably Howard Shore's LotR score. Prologue, Concerning Hobbits, A Shortcut to Mushrooms, Khazad-Dûm, The Caverns of Isengard, The Road Goes Ever On, Edoras, Return to Edoras, Eyes of the White Tower... they're all bangers.

(Edit: Can't BELIEVE I forgot "The Ring Goes South!")

I also really like Alan Silvestri's stuff, particularly his Back to the Future work and his Avengers theme.

My wife and I also have this super fun game we play called "is it Gladiator or is it Pirates?" because Klaus Bedelt was Hans Zimmer's protege when they needed a composer for the first Pirates movie, and he heavily borrowed from Zimmer. Anyway, those are good soundtracks, too.

[yermaw@sh.itjust.works]

The LOTR theme has been ruined for me.

Still brings joy, but still ruined.

[yermaw@sh.itjust.works]

Halo always manages to bring me back from wherever im headed

[sopularity_fax@sopuli.xyz]

Can you briefly explain me what Halo is

[yermaw@sh.itjust.works]

You play John Halo, AKA Masterchef and you have to shoot aliens while a sexy-alexa talks sarcastically to you

[katana314@lemmy.world]

Ori and the Blind Forest has a great one.

Others I listen to are emotionally powerful, but not exactly generating simple happiness. Even Ori’s are sometimes dark but other times just beautiful.

[therealkuni@piefed.social]

I get to sing in a live performance of the Fellowship soundtrack this fall. The movie will play on a projector, the symphony and chorus will perform the soundtrack.

I’ve done this before for The Two Towers and Return of the King, over a decade ago. This year I get to complete the set!

[ilinamorato@lemmy.world]

Whoa. I've attended a live performance of a soundtrack with the movie playing overhead (Back to the Future, actually), and it's a fantastic experience. I would imagine actually performing it would be even better.

Are the lyrics on your music written in Sindarin (I mean anglicized Sindarin, not actually Sindarin script), or are they spelled out phonetically?