Apollo 440 - The Man With The Harmonica
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- čas přidán 23. 08. 2024
- The Man with the Harmonica by Apollo 440. It is originally from the Ennio Morricone score of Once Upon a Time in the West, a Sergio Leone film. The man with the Harmonica was played by Charles Bronson.
the way Tony opens the door to total brightness and the cut to black with this song qued up, a great closer to the episode.
fastest shazam
Right?! Amazing cinematography
@@myonlyaccount same
@@myonlyaccount Back in my day, you had to Google the episode name and number and hope someone else had already ID'd the track.
He should have had shades on with the burning Raid eyes.
The empty Bada Bing, Tony looking at those photos in the bathroom and calling for Christopher. Really creepy ending. Haunting.
He sees the tracee photo, ralph kill her 2 seasons back
I got that vibe too.
He was thinking of Tracey not the horse when he killed Ralph
Лучше и не скажешь!
@@steventoshney682 No, he only remembered her when he saw the photograph. Let's be honest, Tony didn't care about Tracy pretty quickly, just like Silvio and the rest. Just a random girl and just dead, yes, it happens
R.I.P Pie-O-My
1. She was a whowa
'She was a beautiful innocent creature, what'd she ever do to you?'
he's talking about traci
@@newt0830 That's another way of looking at it. Chase wanted the audience to perceive what they thought what Tony meant.
@@smashtilDawn No, there's a reason Tony looks at her picture before the extremely sudden and compelling ending of the episode. Ralph just showed he didnt care about innocent life and couldn't be trusted.
Bovine Intervention did ralph actually set the fire tho?
@@lean4real_11 "NO I DID..NOOTTTT!! BUT SO WHAT..IT WAS A FUCKING HORSE!"
There's a lot theories and speculation on whether he did or didn't. But let me tell you, there's a site called sopranosautopsy and it has basically EVERY single episode dissected and connected to other stuff. You be surprised to see stuff like other characters wanting tony killed. But if you want more info on this episode..it is available. He justneeds to finish the final two episodes
The series is already pretty dark but I think after this episode is where the series takes an even darker turn and never returns to the more light-hearted moments of the earlier seasons.
I agree, theres a sense of apocalyptic doom that haunts the series from then on more and more
With regard to darkness, this series is like Mr. Rogers Neighborhood compared to Breaking Bad and that's why I think I like Sopranos better. I howl with laughter nearly every episodes and it does offer some happy moments. Breaking Bad was great, don't get me wrong, but the The Sopranos, in my opinion, is the best TV show of all time because it's not all darkness, as is the case with life. The Sopranos is not just a show about the mafia.
We've had Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad, Mad Men etc. Yet The Sopranos still retains its rep as the best show in television history. 👏🏼
With all due respect and the love that I have for Sopranos, for me Mad Men will always be the greatest show ever made. With all due respect....
@@hassankhalid6007 No offence taken pal, it's just my opinion. Mad Men is an excellent choice, it comes in at a close 2nd for me.
@@MrMattyG I rewatched "whoever did this" episode yesterday, man that is pure quality and now I am hooked on this track. Have you seen Deadwood? I would give my second rank to that show.
@@hassankhalid6007 My favourite episode of The Sopranos! 😄 And yes my dude - Deadwood has to be one of the most underrated TV shows ever. I've watched it through 3 times now.
@@hassankhalid6007 Mad Men bored me to death, I tried giving it a shot until season 2 but I just didn’t connect with it. Maybe because I watched Sopranos first and always compared the two
"Can I have some ice cream?" - Junior Soprano
I was just going to get the newspaper.
- Joe Biden.
T opens the door to complete BRIGHTNESS of the new day.........
when Chris pulled out Ralph's wig I was like "SHIT I DIDN'T SEE IT COMING" I was somewhere between feeling sorry for Ralph and laughing my ass off.
What's so amazing about this show is how, in the very same episode, one minute you're sympathizing for Ralph because of his boy going into the hospital, the next minute, you're glad Tony whacked him after being reminded what an absolute cruel shitbag he was.
Tony and Chris brought me here.
Love listening to this when eating pork and beef by the cartload
It's beef and sausage by the fuckin' car load, noob.
"I did"nnnnnt"
Where s the fuckinn gabaloo ??
What about the gabagool???
haha, clever comment.
Ennio Morricone is one of the greatest composers ever....the fact that this tune was made back in the 60's is simply amazing
It’s a modern remix.
@@FL_Cottonmouth "Modern". Made 23 years ago... Yup.
Wish this were available on spotify ;(
This song was a perfect way to end this amazing but dark episode.
Sopranos has the best soundtrack that i heard on a TV serie!
Joey Diaz fan
@@miles2057 maybe not the best there were a lot of good music
leftindependent get outta here!
Do you know Miami Vice?!
"Christopher!? ...............................,............
Christopher?!
lol
*Christopha
rofl they arent from boston / irish..
Chrissy went out to score more smack
That was an awesome ending to that show, but then the next episode Chris is just back and him running away was nbd. Like he just said he had to get his head together to Tony when they're up in the office of the bing.
This Sopranos episode was definitely the beginning of its dark run. Before this episode, Sopranos was still a little bit lighthearted.
oyinladethapimpwith9 you didn’t see the pregnant 20 year old get beaten to death
@@branman81794 nah, he was a hoowah
@ she was a klutz
I dunno Ton’ ... I mean, eh, he beat one to death, just for uhhh ... I forget. What was it again?
agreed
Best episode in the show for me
Perfect track for an important episode. It incites a sense of dread borrowed from the shock of what had just transpired while simultaneously foreshadowing the realization of a terrible mistake - killing Ralphie was the beginning of the end of the Soprano family, it was a bad move and Tony was cracking under his emotions. Ralphie was useful, smart, well connected and rooted within the Soprano family. Carmine was ready to off his #2 to keep Ralphie in the game, that's how important he was.
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It’s also where Christopher started to question his role in the mob and his relationship with Tony. Centuries old rules being cast aside for personal vendettas. “This is a business” inevitably turned into Tony killing or isolating anyone he felt threatened by.
All this over a dead whurse
the best episode of the sopranos hands down imo....thanks for posting
***** season 4 i think they play this during the credits in the episode where tony kills ralph
It really is a legendary hour of television.
Just a great send off to Joe pantoliano, he's a great actor and Chrisy's drug use getting worse is so dark , plus it kinda dives in to Tony sopranos values and morales with fondness of animals and the innocent striper Ralph was screwing. A great all around season , things felt fresh
@Y Benev What do you mean. Ralph has been literally most rude hypocritical ingenious monster till last episode. I feel sorry his incredible tears made you cry... That guy was crushing a 20 year old girls head on a concrete after making her baby
Nope.
I woke up on my couch in the middle of the night to this playing and it was nightmare fuel
This song is great and the episode ending is definately in my top 5. I love when you see Tony walking down the dark corridor of the Bing and then opens the door into the bright daylight then the music and credits kick in, amazing.
The Erie quiet as Tony walks thru is almost haunting after killing their top earner Ralph
Yo please remind me of which episode this is dude
@@wowthatsbrutal season 4 episode 9
I remember this piece of music fondly. It finished up the "Whoever did this" episode perfectly and cemented it as my favourite episode out of all of the seasons. Absolutely brilliant stuff thanks for uploading this!
This episode along with Hedi and Kenndy episode gave me the chills...The ending of both was very powerful and very deep....The Sopranos was the greatest t.v. show of all time...RIP both Tony soprano and Mr Gandalfaini
Soya22181 He didn't die. He took the midnight train....💔💕🌹
Well said sir
To me, suspenseful melody represents the anxiety of a recently commited crime and the Harmonica represents Tony's inner insecurity and regret.
Sopranos was a different show because it didnt offer alot of weird tropes that modern shows do. It had a mixture of everything. It was a slow build up of story and detail and then when it came time to hit you , it did.
4x09 ending is a masterpice
sopranos efsaneydi amk
Would it be a stretch to call the entire episode a masterpiece?
@@andresaguero5880 yes
@@umitakdag2689 Uh, i thought it was a 10/10
this song was played at the ending credits of the episode called "whoever did this" directed by tim van patten (my favourite sopranos director). awesome show, awesome episode, awesome directing, awesome music.
Aynen öyle.
“You’re the only other person who knows” the way Tony says that line is so chilling
the episode from the sopranos that has this song was one the best episodes ever not just of the sopranos but in television history
An amazing cover by Apollo 440! Ennio Morricone's score of Once Upon a Time in the West is absolutely brilliant as many other scores of the same composer. Sergio Leone as a director is a legend and Once Upon a Time in the West is just EPIC! Probably the best western film of all time...Personally, my favourite. As for the televison series "The Sopranos" what can i say? Just an amazing TV programme! My favourite character is Paulie, he is so funny.
janice dildoing him made perfect sense. it seems to me that ralph was molested by his mother as a child. it explains his apparent total disdain for women, his desire to be in control while appearing to be dominated, as janice said, his masochism, everything. he was an all-around sick fuck, but one of the more fascinating characters on the show. Whoever Did This was one of the best episodes as well, it was a perfect swan song for him.
K than
The remix has aged very well, often remixes because of the instruments of a particular era involved don't age well, this is still fresh.
Only with the passage of time can something be declared timeless
Couldn't be otherwise. It's Morricone's, and it's Once Upon a Time in the West (the source).
Pulling the wet and reverb back and forth is a pretty dated concept. Other than that this song is amazing but it's clearly early 2000's.
@@IIchicgo I don't know, I think the reverb thing always sounds good, despite being something of a 2000's vibe
@@Vasily_dont_be_silly agreed- the whole track has huge Massive Attack vibes, which can only be a positive
Fitting that this song ends the episode given the themes of Once Upon a Time in the West. Revenge for an old wrong that could not be forgotten.
Took me until reading your comment to realize Ralph's death wasn't about the horse. When Tony's looking at the mirror in the bada bing he sees tracees picture. It was about her.
Damn i gotta rewatch OUATITWest
@@ONX2006 bullshit. He forgot about her. The picture reminded him of Trace’. He killed Ralph over a horse
Ultimate revenge song.
The best film composer in the best western in the best series.
Featured on CSI Miami. The best spine tingling tune yet.
once again, i'm here. what a great way to end an episode. mad respect.
The episode was about retribution and redemption, both of which are themes of Once Upon A Time In The West, and the man with the harmonica was the 'moral' counterpart of Frank in the movie, like Tony was for Ralphie (as he was his boss, Ralph had to constrict his behaviour). In the episode ending, Tony was looking for his redemption ("Christopher" & the white light) after killing Ralphie.
Once Upon a Time in the West is the greatest western of all time 🎙👋
YOU DID IT! YOU COOKED THAT HORSE ALIVE!!
+John Haikarate no I did not. But, so what?
+Paul Tortora IT WAS A FUCKIN' HORSE
What did she ever did to you?
She was a beautiful creature!
I always think of Tracee when I hear him say that. She too was an innocent creature who never did anything to Ralph.
Ending of one of the best episodes throughout the show... Pure genius!!!
best ending to a television show ever!! it does not get any better than this! I could watch this ending of the sopranos all the time and never get tired f it. it's just perfect!
Definitely the greatest episode of the Sopranos!
Man, that would fit so perfectly into Westworld
like a glove!
Whoever Did This, The Strong Silent Type and Calling All Cars... best three hours of my life
Sopranos had the best sound tracks
I searched for this song for one whole year, today I finally found it...it's amazing, a masterpiece.
I've loved this song since I heard it several years ago. I especially loved the rather eerie vibe that the harmonica provides.
it's now 22 and this music is amazing yes im here because of The Sopranos episode whoever did this which is one of the great episodes of tv of all time
Quality ! This is the best tune ever to finish off 'Whoever Did This'. Greatest Sopranos episode there's been.
Pie-O-My! Ralphie got clipped, best episode of Season 4!
excellent choice for the ending credits!
+DonUrsulo Tony and Carmela's blowup at the end of season four was pretty great too.
It's on the 'Sun' compilation album by Claude Challe on the Chall'omusic label...
brilliant tune, brilliant dub mix... brilliant show, sad it's finished...
original, unusual and utterly absorbing.....Morricone's music is spellbinding
There are movie score composers, and then there are movie score Composers. Ennio Morricone is most definitely the latter. Fell in love with him way back when with Man with No Name and even more so with Le Professionnel. The man is an absolute inspiration.
a true masterpiece, Morricone was a genius , a great remix also
"What are we gonna do with this one Frank?"
"...... Now that you called me by name....." Slowly smile, BANG!
I love this song. Managed to get hold of it as soon as I watched the episode. It's amazing when Tony opens the door to bada bing and this kicks in.
Manuged*
It’s funny, I adore Sopranos, Sergio Leone, Ennio Morricone, Once Upon a Time in the West, and this song. And yet I never noticed that they ended ‘Whoever Did This,’ with a cover of ‘The Man With the Harmonica,’ on my initial watch or my many subsequent rewatches until now. The episode ended and I thought: ‘Wait…OUATITW!?!?’
Crazy to only find out now, 19-years later.
Did not come here because of the Sopranos. I came here because I heard this in Starbucks and it sounded awesome, and for some reason it reminded me of the Eerie Indiana theme song. I should also mention, I've never watched the Sopranos, but I do know my sister loves it and so do a lot more people.
"Now that you've called me by name?"
What about the kid Frank ?
Watched this episode earlier, kept rewinding it to listen to this!
Episode had such a creepy vibe, the intimate way it deals with the corpse disposal. It felt like watching a snuff film
What an amazing episode this show is shaping up to be as good as the wire if not better
this is a great song. the sopranos is so great thanks for findng this i love de show
Just watched the episode, and then I remembered this theme from one of my Favorite western movies, as well as composer.
the original song is amazing from the 1972 soundtrack to the film, thank you again and again to the sopranos. great that they basically used the same guitar in this one.
Finally,found this song! Didn't know the name of the artist or title,but I found it...I remembered hearing this during the ending of The Sopranos.When Tony and Christopher(or Christophaaaa),just killed off Ralphie! There were something spooky about that episode--can't really explain,but it was just eerie along with this song...
man never realised how class the sopranos was till this episode. ralphie the best character ever
The horse's soul now is running free in the grasslands ...
Love this tune. This was origianlly in a 1968 movie called Once Upon a time in the West and was performed by Ennio Morricone.
To All The Sopranos fans, you should do yourself a favor and check out the original version of this song by ennio morricone. Very heavy, and far ahead of his time.
this song is great, and so is Once Upon a Time in the West!
My favorite Sopranos episode
Poor Pie Oh My, this was my favourite episode.
Just watched this episode for the first time on my 6seasonbinge with the epic production!!! Christopher and Tony were my favorite characters in The Sopranos. Every Character was perfectly designed and episodes were done with amazing talent. If you pay attention, the show is even that much greater; action and drama perfectly entwined in this Series. From all the real world conflict resolution; one can glean a sense of common denigrating familiarity. By the way, this song is the outro to one on the many of kickass Sopranos episodes.
CZcamsd this because of the Ice Dance Skating during the Olympics right now!! :D
:-DD
good call!
Me too. I loved the original version, and when I heard this version, I got really excited.
I did too!! It was such a great performance by the Russian pair as well.
So am I! Nice performance by Ekaterina and Dmitri. :)
Love this version.
Heard it first in CSI Mia 6-16.
So much emotion in this song.
This song brings chills when thinking of the ending of the Sopranos episode Whoever Did This...
A youtube video about the duality of our reality and the Archons is what introduced me to the song. I heard it play at Starbucks today and asked what it was. Love the eerieness of it!
before you play the track, try setting the speed to 1.5
It's sounds amazing at this speed.
I personally prefer 1.25
Sounds like a Trent Reznor Remix
Still 1 of the best characters in the series.
Such good acting with Ralph and Tony, great ending for a hated character too
I dunno much about The Sopranos, but I love Apollo 440!
NO, I DID....NOOOOOTTT!!! BUT SO WHAT?! IT WAS A F***ING HORSE!! ~ Ralph
So insensitive towards a gentle soul like the saint Anthony Soprano.
i read with his voice
@@eraldylli lmao 😂
omg. i looked for this song way too long can't bielive i finally found it. The Sopranos FTW!
CHRISTOPHER!!
1:10 with a good bass boost while driving..... aka looking like a real mobster! ;) (y)
That is just cool MAN! ;) :D
Mark Whitfield
No you won't. Neither would I :)
great series, great episode, great ending track. Cant beat the Sops
Yes, and it's an amazing episode. God bless The Sopranos. I love this song btw.
Acid and this track is a hell of a journey.
Thought I was the only one lmao
Christopher? CHRISTOPHER?!?
The episode 'All In' from CSI: Miami brought me here.
Ennio Morricone ROCKS, AND SO DOES THE TONE!!!!!
C.S.I Miami bring me here
I love this music!
@OJD33 When I saw the episode for the first time, the ending really sent shivers down my spine (and it still does, every time). The series was so layered with details and allusions that every time you watch an episode you can find something that you missed the first time.
I really love this piece and I feel sensitive to listen to it but at the same time it causes me strong emotions♥️♥️
"What are you a vegetarian? You eat beef and sausage by the fuckin carload!" - Ralph
This music is Angel of death and revenge and they used it perfectly in the best Sopranos episode.