Such a wonderful and extremely underrated track in the iconic film and soundtrack written by Phil & Mark, that played such an important role, and memories in all our childhoods. The instrumental, the emotion and scene is a memory that I'll never forget from when I was a kid, legend of a film, and soundtrack.
Beautiful. I have seen the movie in theaters when I was a kid in 1999. To this day it remains one of my best cinema experiences (next to seeing the "special editions" of "Star Wars" in 1997).
2:35 - end is Kerchak's passing and Tarzan's rise to his succession. One of the few animated score segments that brings even me, a soon-to-be 19-year-old to tears. It was very immersive and very tragic. But then again, I smile once more at the slight reprise of Tarzan's domination over Sabor. :'-)
LazyPops I went back and listened to Wakanda again. There is a spot where that is played ... But they only use that little descending rhythm - and only once, too. That’s kind of the thing with music ... it’s a lot of math and finding patterns and degrees and such, and composers use a lot of the same tricks depending on the music because that’s just how it works(i.e using x chord with y note to get z sound). I personally wouldn’t call it plagiarism because the rest of it is different and that part is used differently in Wakanda than in Tarzan. That’s just the way I see it, anyway. And to my knowledge of music so far ☺️.
I went back and listened to Wakanda again. There is a spot where that is played ... But they only use that little descending rhythm. That’s kind of the thing with music ... it’s a lot of math and finding patterns and degrees and such, and composers use a lot of the same tricks depending on the music because that’s just how it works(i.e using x chord with y note to get z sound). I personally wouldn’t call it plagiarism because the rest of it is different and that part is used differently in Wakanda than in Tarzan. That’s just the way I see it, anyway. And to my knowledge of music so far ☺️.
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This soundtrack was Phil Collins crowning glory. Nobody can touch it. Well done, Phil.
Such a wonderful and extremely underrated track in the iconic film and soundtrack written by Phil & Mark, that played such an important role, and memories in all our childhoods. The instrumental, the emotion and scene is a memory that I'll never forget from when I was a kid, legend of a film, and soundtrack.
This song giving me chills
Beautiful. I have seen the movie in theaters when I was a kid in 1999. To this day it remains one of my best cinema experiences (next to seeing the "special editions" of "Star Wars" in 1997).
To-Yep.
Same here. I saw this movie in theaters back in 1999 when I was 11 years old and I fell in love with it and the soundtrack as well.
@@pedrocampos1787 Yay!
@@janeporter818 It's so cool to see that others remember this movie as well! Sorry for my late response! Covid-19 made my life very tough.
It’s ok
2:35 - end is Kerchak's passing and Tarzan's rise to his succession.
One of the few animated score segments that brings even me, a soon-to-be 19-year-old to tears. It was very immersive and very tragic. But then again, I smile once more at the slight reprise of Tarzan's domination over Sabor. :'-)
Cool-Day-Yeees-Yees-to ok-Yeahh.
Same tears as a 24 year old?
@@Syedaxox i'm soon
beautiful song 1999😍
1:08 I love that part when Jane stands up and watch all the gorillaz around =3
1:15 OMG the climax!
LanaPink yeessss
Yash!!!!
1:08 1:15
4:44 TAAAAATADADAAAA *mind explodes*
ok.
Ok
2021 I see u love u all ❤️💕
2022, Poland, playing Tarzan on a Game Boy Color emulator 🥰 (never had a real GBC haha)
1:09-1:35😍😍😍😍😍😍
Tashmeet Singh me too👌
Me three 😍
uh-To-Okk.
Great video my friend ;D,this song is so beautiful :')
If you didn't know what you were listening to, you could easily mistake this as music from the Narnia series.
Kerchak's dead T_T 3:59
14:04.
4:40 can't help but hear this motif every time in the black panther soundtrack ("Wakanda"). Is it just me? Is such replication common?
LazyPops I went back and listened to Wakanda again. There is a spot where that is played ... But they only use that little descending rhythm - and only once, too. That’s kind of the thing with music ... it’s a lot of math and finding patterns and degrees and such, and composers use a lot of the same tricks depending on the music because that’s just how it works(i.e using x chord with y note to get z sound). I personally wouldn’t call it plagiarism because the rest of it is different and that part is used differently in Wakanda than in Tarzan.
That’s just the way I see it, anyway. And to my knowledge of music so far ☺️.
Ohh-Yeeeah.
@ 4:54 is the exact same theme heard in Black Panther in "Wakanda" @ 1:41. The EXACT same theme. Coincidence? I think not.
had.
*pLAGIARISM*
I don’t hear it ...
I went back and listened to Wakanda again. There is a spot where that is played ... But they only use that little descending rhythm. That’s kind of the thing with music ... it’s a lot of math and finding patterns and degrees and such, and composers use a lot of the same tricks depending on the music because that’s just how it works(i.e using x chord with y note to get z sound). I personally wouldn’t call it plagiarism because the rest of it is different and that part is used differently in Wakanda than in Tarzan.
That’s just the way I see it, anyway. And to my knowledge of music so far ☺️.
in-knows.
Reminds me of the Narnia soundtrack for some reason.
4:31
Mark MANCINA Isolated Score A Wondrous Place (Unused)
Best if heard under substance
outwit. outlast.outplay. It sounded like survivor in some parts. hehe
dinner-time.
I will like to shut down family dollar. To much trouble .hVe a safe journey of life. Good night
Cillian Pollin