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Game Of Thrones Soundtrack - Night Kings Theme (S7 + S8 Compilation)
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to deleted lines of dialogue or even full scenes.
All DVD releases of LOST outside of Region 1, as well as most streaming services, only offer the second, shortened versions of the season finales. This means that there is roughly 10 minutes worth of LOST content that many fans might have never seen... This video is here to set things right. Here follows a compilation of all of the removed footage - once lost, but now... well, here!
Many thanks to users mmayor114 and Mister_reindeer on Reddit for their hard work identifying all of the changes. Check out their posts (listing a lot more than just removed scenes!) here:
reddit.com/r/lost/comments/w88eci/differences_between_the_split_versions_of_the
reddit.com/r/lost/comments/125cqtk/full_list_of_differences_between_the_original_cut
reddit.com/r/lost/comments/11w7qf7/full_list_of_differences_between_the_original_cut
reddit.com/r/lost/comments/12fomnq/full_list_of_differences_between_the_original_cut
reddit.com/r/lost/comments/1bpnjf1/full_list_of_differences_between_each_version_of
reddit.com/r/lost/comments/112jdrn/full_list_of_differences_between_original_cut_of
#LOST SOUNDTRACK ANALYSIS (Michael Giacchino's score)
Jack Shephard receives some shocking news about his father, leaving even his theme music dazed and confused. But would you like to know the strangest thing about all this? Well... Go watch it!
Michael Giacchino considers himself a storyteller first and a musician second. On LOST, his soundtrack doesn't just suit the story of the show - it adds to it. By attaching certain scenes to established characters, locations, emotions and events through his music, Giacchino provides additional context and meaning to what's happening on screen. This way, understanding Giacchino's rich collection of themes and leitmotifs is another way to further appreciate the score, as well as the show in general. "LOST - Storytelling In Music" provides new, bite-sized soundtrack analysis videos on a weekly basis for those that just can't love the show enough!
Interested in an episodic soundtrack analysis? Check out: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLl8wj0K-bZvxXHDPB1nu8hvzX9418qoGK
So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in (hopefully) a weekly video, covering specific scenes from the show and their musical connections to each other.
#LOST SOUNDTRACK ANALYSIS (Michael Giacchino's score)
Michael Giacchino considers himself a storyteller first and a musician second. On LOST, his soundtrack doesn't just suit the story of the show - it adds to it. By attaching certain scenes to established characters, locations, emotions and events through his music, Giacchino provides additional context and meaning to what's happening on screen. This way, understanding Giacchino's rich collection of themes and leitmotifs is another way to further appreciate the score, as well as the show in general. "LOST - Storytelling In Music" provides new, bite-sized soundtrack analysis videos on a weekly basis for those that just can't love the show enough!
In this video, we take a stab at exploring the theme from "Getting Ethan" and its 'Other' appearances on LOST. As we travel back from the show's fifth season to its first, Michael Giacchino's soundtrack raises the question: is Ethan a bad guy or a goo goo ga ga? Go watch it!
Interested in an episodic soundtrack analysis? Check out: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLl8wj0K-bZvxXHDPB1nu8hvzX9418qoGK
So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in (hopefully) a weekly video, covering specific scenes from the show and their musical connections to each other.
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00:00 Intro
01:10 Disc 1 - The Survivors
16:26 Disc 2 - The Journey
#LOST SOUNDTRACK ANALYSIS (Michael Giacchino's score)
Michael Giacchino considers himself a storyteller first and a musician second. On LOST, his soundtrack doesn't just suit the story of the show - it adds to it. By attaching certain scenes to established characters, locations, emotions and events through his music, Giacchino provides additional context and meaning to what's happening on screen. This way, understanding Giacchino's rich collection of themes and leitmotifs is another way to further appreciate the score, as well as the show in general. "LOST - Storytelling In Music" provides new, bite-sized soundtrack analysis videos on a weekly basis for those that just can't love the show enough!
It's time to take things more "Slowly" as we flash back to admire LOST's general love theme, and its most subtle and clever appearance on the show. Go watch it!
Interested in an episodic soundtrack analysis? Check out: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLl8wj0K-bZvxXHDPB1nu8hvzX9418qoGK
So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in (hopefully) a weekly video, covering specific scenes from the show and their musical connections to each other.
#LOST SOUNDTRACK ANALYSIS (Michael Giacchino's score)
Michael Giacchino considers himself a storyteller first and a musician second. On LOST, his soundtrack doesn't just suit the story of the show - it adds to it. By attaching certain scenes to established characters, locations, emotions and events through his music, Giacchino provides additional context and meaning to what's happening on screen. This way, understanding Giacchino's rich collection of themes and leitmotifs is another way to further appreciate the score, as well as the show in general. "LOST - Storytelling In Music" provides new, bite-sized soundtrack analysis videos on a weekly basis for those that just can't love the show enough!
In this week's video, we take a look beyond some of the recurring leitmotifs associated with a crucial character from Claire's past... And uncover what future storylines those motifs might have foretold. Go watch it!
Interested in an episodic soundtrack analysis? Check out: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLl8wj0K-bZvxXHDPB1nu8hvzX9418qoGK
So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in (hopefully) a weekly video, covering specific scenes from the show and their musical connections to each other.
#LOST SOUNDTRACK ANALYSIS (Michael Giacchino's score)
Michael Giacchino considers himself a storyteller first and a musician second. On LOST, his soundtrack doesn't just suit the story of the show - it adds to it. By attaching certain scenes to established characters, locations, emotions and events through his music, Giacchino provides additional context and meaning to what's happening on screen. This way, understanding Giacchino's rich collection of themes and leitmotifs is another way to further appreciate the score, as well as the show in general. "LOST - Storytelling In Music" provides new, bite-sized soundtrack analysis videos on a weekly basis for those that just can't love the show enough!
This week, we're going back to find Claire... as the subject of Kate's tremendous sense of guilt. Kate's emotional state in episode 6x08 "Recon" is represented by a very specific musical motif that appears only three times, but tells a very specific story. But there's more! Go watch it!
Interested in an episodic soundtrack analysis? Check out: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLl8wj0K-bZvxXHDPB1nu8hvzX9418qoGK
So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in (hopefully) a weekly video, covering specific scenes from the show and their musical connections to each other.
#LOST SOUNDTRACK ANALYSIS (Michael Giacchino's score)
Michael Giacchino considers himself a storyteller first and a musician second. On LOST, his soundtrack doesn't just suit the story of the show - it adds to it. By attaching certain scenes to established characters, locations, emotions and events through his music, Giacchino provides additional context and meaning to what's happening on screen. This way, understanding Giacchino's rich collection of themes and leitmotifs is another way to further appreciate the score, as well as the show in general. "LOST - Storytelling In Music" provides new, bite-sized soundtrack analysis videos on a weekly basis for those that just can't love the show enough!
This week, we're digging into a scene from LOST episode 2x09 "What Kate Did". The soundtrack playing during Shannon's funeral (aptly titled "Shannon's Funeral") features two recurring themes, as well as a minor recurring piano and string motif.
Interested in an episodic soundtrack analysis? Check out: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLl8wj0K-bZvxXHDPB1nu8hvzX9418qoGK
So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in (hopefully) a weekly video, covering specific scenes from the show and their musical connections to each other.
#LOST SOUNDTRACK ANALYSIS (Michael Giacchino's score)
"How exactly does something like that happen?"
"Kate, damnit, RUN!"
"You were immaculately conceived!"
"Giacchino, whose easygoing manner masks a stubborn streak, seldom rolls over when his ideas are questioned, and a few yelling matches have resulted. The tempests pass quickly, though. After a couple of seasons of “Lost,” Abrams asked Giacchino to stop ending each sequence with a trombone glissando. “It sounds like a clown’s going to come out,” Abrams protested. In response, Giacchino sent him an engraved trombone. The glissandos remain, although perhaps they don’t pop up as frequently."
(newyorker.com/magazine/2010/05/17/the-spooky-fill)
Clips are from ABC's "LOST", which I do not own.
Other clips include:
JJ Abrams and composer Michael Giacchino in conversation and Q&A (2011)
Michael Giacchino breaks down the sounds of LOST - The LOST Concert (Jory Rusnak)
Soundtrack of Survival: Composing for Character, Conflict & the Crash (LOST DVD Feature)
So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in regular videos, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
00:00 Behind the scenes
00:58 Trombone slide compilation
"Blood of the Dragon" (Game Of Thrones - Season 5)
"Love In The Eyes" (Game Of Thrones - Season 1)
#LOST #MichaelGiacchino
"Somebody made this film. Someone else cut this piece out. And now, here's the missing piece right back where it belongs. What are the odds?"
So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways.
#LOST SOUNDTRACK ANALYSIS (Michael Giacchino's score)
"It matters more than I can say."
Exactly 12 years ago today, Michael Giacchino provided us with "Closure" - a gorgeous, eight-minute soundtrack that offers a resolution to the themes of five different, beloved characters. Go watch it!
⛪️♿️⚰️
So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
"The End" Part 1: youtu.be/PTf4ai-itnE
"Moving On" (Final scene): youtu.be/vMqUJevGLp4
"I'll see you in another life, brother."
For the series finale of LOST, Michael Giacchino pays tribute to the characters by uniting over 50 established themes... But the island demands one more before the show ends.
#LOST SOUNDTRACK ANALYSIS (Michael Giacchino's score)
So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
"The End" Part 2: youtu.be/yzBaAGGeF_k
"Moving On" (Final scene): youtu.be/vMqUJevGLp4
"All of this matters."
For the series finale of LOST, Michael Giacchino pays tribute to the characters by uniting over 50 established themes... But the island demands one more before the show ends.
#LOST SOUNDTRACK ANALYSIS (Michael Giacchino's score)
So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
#LOST SOUNDTRACK ANALYSIS (Michael Giacchino's score)
"I'll tell you what they died for. I'll tell you why I chose them."
Michael Giacchino emotionally prepares us for the end of the show by returning to its main theme. Meanwhile, the Man In Black arrives at the Barracks - along with a couple of references to Giacchino's earlier work.
🌊🚪🔥
So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
#LOST SOUNDTRACK ANALYSIS (Michael Giacchino's score)
"Who were these men?"
A little bit of Light is inside of every man, but even the Heart of the Island meets its match in the C minor chord, which ties together six different themes in "Across the Sea". Go watch it!
🧭🗡️👬
So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other. #MichaelGiacchino
#LOST SOUNDTRACK ANALYSIS (Michael Giacchino's score)
"This is the reason we're here."
As the Heart of the Island is finally revealed, we explore the ways in which its epic theme relates to one of the most... consistently uncomfortable aspects of the LOST soundtrack. Go watch it!
🐗💡🍾
So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
#LOST SOUNDTRACK ANALYSIS (Michael Giacchino's score)
"You don't wanna be on that sub."
The Man In Black dominates the LOST soundtrack as composer Michael Giacchino presents some of his best work for the show. Go watch it!
💥🤝🤿
So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
#LOST SOUNDTRACK ANALYSIS (Michael Giacchino's score)
"I'm done with this island."
Sawyer forces Jack to jump ship, but not before his theme joins forces with Jack's intense leitmotif. Meanwhile, destiny calls attention to itself in more universes than one. Go watch it!
🚑⛵👨⚕️
So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
Tracks used:
00:00 "Wink" (Season 1)
00:35 "Don't Be Sorry" (Season 5)
01:35 "Courting the Night" (Season 1)
02:34 "The House" (Season 1)
03:03 "Travis To Church" (Season 6)
04:02 "Deb's Risk" (Season 8)
05:09 "Courting the Night" (Season 1)
05:25 "Help Me" (Season 3)
06:58 "The Truth" (Season 4)
#LOST SOUNDTRACK ANALYSIS (Michael Giacchino's score)
"It doesn't feel right... Leaving the island."
As we reach the endgame of the show, Michael Giacchino introduces a theme that seems so ambiguous and straightforward that it must be hiding something more. In this video, we trace back the origins of the "chords of destiny" and explore what they may mean for the conclusion of LOST. Go watch it!
⛵🌋🛫
So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
#LOST SOUNDTRACK ANALYSIS (Michael Giacchino's score)
"It's like a date we never had."
In an episode filled with great callbacks, Michael Giacchino explores distant memories of familiar themes and finds that the mysteries of the island are no longer of concern to the crash survivors. Go watch it!
🧨👻🏖️
So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
#LOST SOUNDTRACK ANALYSIS (Michael Giacchino's score)
"All that matters is that we felt it!"
Desmond returns, and brings with him a new theme that will take over the score of LOST as we head for the show's endgame. But he's not the only character with a new theme...
🖐🎸🏟
So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
#LOST SOUNDTRACK ANALYSIS (Michael Giacchino's score)
"I believe you've got something for me..."
In an episode that fails to provide a new theme for Sun and Jin and their 'no marry' counterparts, instead, huge callbacks are delivered in tiny little packages. Go watch it!
⌚📦🛃
So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
#LOST SOUNDTRACK ANALYSIS (Michael Giacchino's score)
"I want to live forever."
As we finally reach "Ab Aeterno", we literally move backwards in time to explore new themes for The Eternals of LOST: Jacob, Richard and the Man In Black. Go watch it!
☠🦶🍷
So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
#LOST SOUNDTRACK ANALYSIS (Michael Giacchino's score)
"Is your name even Sawyer?"
They say a tiger doesn't change his stripes -- but would Sawyer change his theme in the afterlife? Go watch it!
🚔⛓🧸
So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
#LOST SOUNDTRACK ANALYSIS (Michael Giacchino's score)
"Take me to your leader."
Sawyer and Charles Widmore have an intense back-and-forth, and so do their established leitmotifs in a scene from "Recon". Go watch it!
👱♂️🤝👴
So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
#LOST SOUNDTRACK ANALYSIS (Michael Giacchino's score)
"I want to explain that I know what you're feeling."
While Ben receives a well-earned new theme, his original theme finds a fitting conclusion. Go watch it!
⚱️👨🏫🪦
So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. In these videos, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
#LOST SOUNDTRACK ANALYSIS (Michael Giacchino's score)
"There's something I need to do. Die."
The potential upcoming death of Richard Alpert provides a possible challenge for the composer of LOST. Go watch it!
🗣️🧨⛓️
So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
"What happens at sundown if we stay?"
Several monstrous motifs clash with the survivors' main theme in a tense 10-minute action sequence. Meanwhile, a star has fallen on a rainy day. Go watch it!
🗡🌅🧟♂️
#LOST SOUNDTRACK ANALYSIS (Michael Giacchino's score)
So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
#LOST SOUNDTRACK ANALYSIS (Michael Giacchino's score)
"I can make you some good poached eggs."
A different Sayid receives a different theme. Meanwhile, Giacchino fires established motifs from all six seasons at us in a single scene. Go watch it!
🍳🩸💰
So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
#LOST SOUNDTRACK ANALYSIS (Michael Giacchino's score)
"I'm not that man anymore."
The Spooky Fill - The man behind the avant-garde sounds of "Lost"
newyorker.com/magazine/2010/05/17/the-spooky-fill
So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
"In my eyes, you can never fail!"
In an episode that is stronger than family, both Jack and his half-sister receive new themes. Meanwhile, we finally learn how and why the island has been calling out to Jack all this time. Go watch it!
👨👦🎹🍕
So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
"No offense, but you already died."
🧗♂️🌊🪜
So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
"What if I told you I could answer the most important question in the world?"
John Locke receives two final themes, both inspired by "Locke'd Out Again". Meanwhile, the Man In Black substitutes a new motif for two established ones. Go watch it!
🪞👨⚕️♿
So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
"Because it happened to your sister."
What "What Kate Does" does is explore four new themes... among them a few concerning the storyline of one Claire Littleton, who makes her big return in this episode. Go watch it!
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So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
"If your friend here dies, we're all in a lot of trouble."
In the season six premiere of LOST, composer Michael Giacchino introduces us to the ominous, mysterious and crazy theme for the Others' Temple... and more. Go watch it!
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So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
"It's okay, you can let go."
Michael Giacchino's reference to "Dies Irae" forces us to jump sideways and explore other fictional realities. Meanwhile, the sequel to "Life and Death" hints at what comes... after. Go watch it!
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So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
"I'm sorry you had to see me like that."
The Man In Black's horrific theme is a direct response to John Locke's. Meanwhile, a monstrous new motif crosses over from another Giacchino project. Go watch it!
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So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other. #MichaelGiacchino
"This don't look like LAX..."
We've hit the pocket! The season 5 finale features themes both new and familiar... and one that is a bit of both. Go watch it!
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So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
"You found your loophole."
The season 5 finale turns out to be a surprise Jacob-centric episode, his new theme instantly becoming the most prominent theme on the show moving forward. Go watch it!
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So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
"This is it. This is why we're here!"
One hundred episodes worth of storylines and musical connections pay off in an hour focused on the entire cast of characters. Meanwhile, a theme representing a nuclear device is unsurprisingly epic. Go watch it!
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So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
"Do you know what 'destiny' means?"
In this special LOST Soundtrack Analysis video, we explore one of the most iconic sounds from the LOST soundtrack. The glissando, in music, is perplexing and mystifying, much like the show itself. But in what ways does it relate to time-travel, or more specifically, Daniel Faraday's death scene? Go watch it!
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So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
"Why don't we carpool?"
This week, we join Miles on a trip through his new soundtrack themes, taking us all the way back to season 1. Meanwhile, all roads lead to the Swan once again.
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So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
"You don't get to come back from that. Not even here."
While things don't usually come back to life on the island, the rules do not apply to at least one familiar theme from season 2. Go watch it!
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So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
"He won't ever be the same again."
A new, subtle motif may be the key to uncovering the secrets of the island. Meanwhile, Roger Linus takes a familiar theme and makes it his own. Go watch it!
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So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
"You used exactly enough!"
Much like "He's Our You" is very much focused on reexamining Sayid as a character, its score by Michael Giacchino finds new and creative ways to play around with his themes and motifs. Go watch it!
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So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
"But here you are... right back where you started."
Michael Giacchino returns to one of the coolest minor leitmotifs from the show... But problems arise when soundtracks from earlier episodes are reused for new scenes. Go watch it!
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So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
"Mr. LaFleur, sorry to bother you..."
As Sawyer and the other survivors left behind move to DHARMA times, new themes and motifs set us up for the great new storylines to come. Go watch it!
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So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.
"John... You can't die."
All roads lead here - the most important part of John Locke's life turns out to be his death. But what is the meaning of Eloise Hawking's theme in this pivotal moment? And what other musical connections can we uncover from Locke's final scene? Go watch it and find out!
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So many years after the show's ending, Michael Giacchino's amazing soundtrack for LOST still has many, many secrets to uncover. Not only does every main character have their own theme music, but much like the interconnected writing of the show itself, Giacchino's score connects locations, scenes, emotions and conflicts in unbelievably brilliant ways. For the foreseeable future, I will be exploring Michael Giacchino's soundtrack from ABC's LOST in a weekly video, covering all episodes of the show and their musical connections to each other.


