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Canción y video realizados para las olimpiadas de Los Angeles 1984. Song and videos created for Los Angeles olympic games. Lyrics: Reach out, reach out for the medal, Reach out, reach out for the gold! Come play to win! Never give in! The time is right for you to come and make your stand. Reach out, reach out You now hold the future in your hand. You have come from everywhere across the land. The stars are shining bright, make it yours tonight. You know every wish you have's at your command. Reach out, reach out for the medal, Reach out, reach out for the gold! Come play to win! Never give in! The time is right for you to come and make your stand. Reach out, reach out! Now's the time to take hold of your dream. You are standing on the edge of history. So let the games begin, may the best man win Give your all for all the world to see. Reach out, reach out for the medal! Reach out, Reach out for the gold! Come play to win! Never give in! The time is right for you to come and make your stand. Reach out, reach out for the medal, Reach out, reach out for the gold! Reach out, reach out for the medal, reach out, reach out for the gold!
Produced by Giorgio Moroder From the album Forever Dancing
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Metropolis (1927) Director: Fritz Lang Re-adapted and coloured: Giorgio Moroder (1984) Starring: Alfred Abel, Gustav Fröhich, Brigitte Helm and Rudolf Klein-Rogge. Digitally restored with original soundtrack by Freddie Mercury, Pat Benatar, Jon Anderson, Cycle V, Bonnie Tyler, Lover Boy, Bille Squier and Adam Ant Metropolis is a 1927 German expressionist film in the science-fiction genre directed by Fritz Lang. Produced in Germany during a stable period of the Weimar Republic, Metropolis is set in a futuristic urban dystopia and makes use of the science fiction context to explore a political theme of the day: the social crisis between workers and owners in capitalism. Metropolis was cut substantially after its German premiere, and much footage was lost over the passage of successive decades. There have been several efforts to restore it, as well as discoveries of previously lost footage. This restored version of Metropolis from Giorgio Modorer was nominated at The 1985 Razzie Awards for Worst Original Score and Worst Original Song with Freddie Mercury. In 2008, a copy of the film 30 minutes longer than any other known surviving copy was located in Argentina. After a long period of restoration in Germany, the new and most complete version will be available in 2010. more info: www.Queen.SnowProducciones.com.ar
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"On the Radio" was composed by Giorgio Moroder, with lyrics by the late Donna Summer, who released it as a single in 1979 on the Casablanca record label. Someone found a letter you wrote me, on the radio and they told the world just how you felt it must have fallen out of a hole in your old brown overcoat they never said your name but I knew just who they meant. Oh, I was so surprised and shocked, and I wondered too if by change you heard it for yourself I never told a soul just how I've been feeling about you but they said it really loud they said it on the air on the radio whoa oh oh on the radio whoa oh oh on the radio whoa oh oh on the radio whoa oh oh now, now Don't it kinda strike you sad when you hear our song things are not the same since we broke up last June the only thing that I wanna hear is that you love me still and that you think you'll be comin' home real soon whoa oh yeah yeah and it made me feel proud when I heard you say you couldn't find the words to say it yourself and now in my heart I know I can say what I really feel 'cause they said it really loud they said it on the air on the radio whoa oh oh on the radio whoa oh oh on the radio whoa oh oh on the radio If you think that love isn't found on the radio well tune right in you made find the love you lost 'cause now I'm sitting here with the man I sent away long ago it sounded really loud they said it really loud on the radio whoa oh oh on the radio whoa oh oh on the radio whoa oh oh on the radio whoa <b>...</b>
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Produced by Giorgio Moroder & Harold Faltermeyer. Edited by Jules Bloomenthal & Bruce Rothaar. From the album E=MC², released in 1979. Played in zyron.c64.org facebook.com | facebook.com
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In the Italian site dedicated to Pat Benatar I couldnt leave out a space about Heres My Heart, the song from the motion picture soundtrack Metropolis(1984), fruit of the Italian Giorgio Moroder inspiration and the incomparabile Pat vocal beauty. The Moroder virtuousness develops at an early stage inside a family of artists in the North of Italy, at Ortisei, in the mountainous Gardena Valley. His creativity ranges from the planning of neon works to the elaboration of sports car, but with his musical experimantations Moroder will reach the world-wide renown. Precursor in the use of synthesizers Giorgio tenaciously undertook in the seventies to explore new rhythms and sounds, research that will culminate with the creation of the Donna Summer phenomenon. In 1984 Moroder worked on the restoration of Metropolis, a famous silent film released in 1927. The new version of Metropolis was coloured, worked out again with 24 pictures in a second and above all was enriched with a modern rock soundtrack. The innovations produced an harsh dibate that bore in the same measure adverse and favourable criticism. The Moroder version of Metropolis had anyway the merit to take again to public life a masterpiece of the German expressionism, regarded as the best creation of the director Fritz Lang. The German expressionist cinema was born in the twenties with the use of a stylized set and a recitation made by jerkily and unnatural movements. Metropolis is the most famous kolossal of the silent <b>...</b>
Produced by Giorgio Moroder. Engineered by Juergen Koppers. From the album From Here to Eternity, released in 1977. Played in zyron.c64.org Played in zyron.c64.org facebook.com | facebook.com
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This is a mix of Donna's hit's from the Moroder years. Classic tracks features are.....Love To Love You Baby / Autumns Changes / Walk Away / One Night In A Lifetime / Spring Affair / Hot Stuff / Dim All The Lights / Bad Girls / Journey To The Centre Of Your Heart / Try Me I Know We Can Make It / I Feel Love / Now I Need You / Lucky / Could It Be Magic / Love's Unkind / I Remember Yesterday / Our Love I don't own the music and no copyright infringement is intended "Summer, Donna-Love's Unkind", sound recording administered by: UMG "Donna Summer-Hot Stuff", sound recording administered by: UMG
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This is the version of machines that appears on the actual film soundtrack, which is slightly different from the official release version on the soundtrack album. The music comes in two parts, the first part is the opening theme and the second part is from the workers riot scene. (with crowd noise) I have mixed both parts into one single music track, and added some screenshots from the original film.
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Trailer for the 1984 Giorgio Moroder version of a 1927 German film. Director: Fritz Lang, Giorgio Moroder Starred: Alfred Abel DVD: 1995 restored version of the original widely available. Original 3 hour version currently subject to restoration. No apparent official release of the 1984 Moroder version.
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Giorgio Moroder & Chris Bennett - Theme From Midnight Express (1978) Chris Bennett was not directly credited on the soundtrack to the film 'Midnight Express', written and produced by Giorgio Moroder in 1978, though these are her vocals. During the late 70s and especially during the early 80s, Moroder focussed a lot of his time producing soundtracks for motion pictures such as 'Midnight Express', 'Cat People', 'The Neverending Story', 'Scarface' and 'Flashdance'. 'Midnight Express' was his first venture into scoring a movie, and as well as this haunting tune, the soundtrack featured one of Moroder's most famous works 'The Chase'. It's not exactly the most upbeat track, but the melody, arrangement and vocals make it a pleasant listen, albeit moody.
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From the Great "Bad Girls" 1979 produced by Giorgio Moroder and Pete Bellotte. This is one of my favourites songs of all time:-))) of course I have a few other thousand songs that are between my favourites;-) Donna sings this beautiful haunting Electro/Pop/Dance with her amazing falseto voice. Enjoy this great track:-) To BETO:-) Scared and lonely Going out for the night Shaking all over And wishing I'd never come here He pulled up in a cloud of smoke So much was said But nobody spoke a word So I took a chance And he followed me home I knew he wouldn't beg So I gave in without fighting Been so long since I've been this way Since I loved this way So I asked him if he would stay for a while Chorus Lucky comes easy Lucky's not shy And if you're lucky You'll go for a ride For a ride We talked a while And he told me his life We laughed and we cried and I knew that I could love him He got up to say good by I said where you going, He said that he must leave Chorus Lucky takes you out for a ride For a ride (twice)
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Giorgio Moroder - The Myth (Soundtrack Cat People). Spencer Museum of Art in Second Life.
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This title is taken from Giorgio Moroder´s album, "Giorgio" (1970 / Germany) Giorgio (Hansjoerg) Moroder (on record sleeves often only Giorgio) (born on April 26, 1940 in Urtijëi (Ortisei), Italy) is a three-time Oscar-winning and three-time Grammy Award-winning Italian record producer, songwriter and performer. en.wikipedia.org Official Website: www.giorgiomoroder.com Biography: One of the principal architects of the disco sound, producer and composer Giorgio Moroder was born in Ortisei, Italy, on April 26, 1940. Upon relocating to Munich, Germany, he established his own studio, Musicland, and recorded his debut single "Looky, Looky" in 1969; his first LP, Son of My Father, was released in early 1972. Around that time Moroder was introduced to fellow aspiring musician Pete Bellotte, with whom he formed a production partnership; in collaboration with singer Donna Summer, the duo was to become one of the most powerful forces in '70s-era dance music, their success beginning with the release of 1974's Lady of the Night. Summer's Love to Love You Baby followed in 1975; the title track, clocking in at close to 17 minutes in length, was an international smash, its shimmering sound and sensual attitude much copied in the years to follow. www.allmusic.com
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