TRON LEGACY SOUNDTRACK FULL ALBUM TV

Takedown fit into your creative space? What part of you does it allow you to explore as both an artist and person. You compose scores, play in a Grateful Dead cover band and head up the Musical Tracing Ensemble, where does L.A. Takedown - high, melodic guitar leads over synths in a somewhat focused structure. I’d say a song like “Beach Theme” from Thief is clear as an influence on L.A. The music works in a film setting (as sounds supporting an image), but also just as well outside of films as sounds entertaining the imagination. Intense suspense! But then I really started enjoying the music on its own, just as an LP, and it spoke to me as a composer of instrumental ‘songs’. The way these scores work in the films they accompany is pure magic, and that’s definitely what struck me at first watching Roy Scheider’s character drive a truck of highly explosive nitro glycerin over treacherous mudslide mountains set to intense arpeggiating synths is a flawless combination.

I really love this particular era (not to say I don’t like the other eras, I do!) of Tangerine Dream. It’s the beginning of the era of Tangerine Dream, where the music gets a little more guitar-involved and focused into more conventionally structured shorter pieces. What are you favorite ones (top 3) and how did each one influence you?Īaron Olson: Definitely the Tangerine Dream scores to Thief and Sorcerer. Takedown is obviously inspired by soundtracks. Takedown movie, and his latest music video, “Night Skiing”. I had a chance to chat with Olson over email about his wide-range of influences, the hypothetical L.A. Check out their new single, “Bad Night at Black’s Beach.”

TRON LEGACY SOUNDTRACK FULL ALBUM TV

Olson ingeniously deconstructs soundtrack music for movies and TV shows that don’t exist, creating experimental pop jams made for driving on public sidewalks and engaging in desert landscape double-crosses.

Tron legacy soundtrack full album