Bernard Hermann - Vertigo download song

"Vertigo" is a timeless masterpiece. It is perfect in every single aspect: the actors (James Stewart was formidable), the soundtrack, Hitchcock (one if not the best director in film's history).

The music by itself, even without the film, is terrifying, I feel so uneasy just listening to it.

When your girflriend touches your feet in bed but you remember you are actually single

The story of a man (Stewart) who is as obsessed with a woman, almost as much as I am with Hitchcock.

An immortal masterpiece. If a man could do this. we all must be proud of being humans.

One of the best movies of all time. And one of the best movie themes to go with it to

"On GOAT, a Government Owned Alien Territory in Space..."

We played this in my marching band years ago. This song alone is enough to make me feel dizzy.

this music sounds very psychological 

"Vertigo" has the best score for a Hitchcock film and in my opinion, it's his best film.

Just watched "Vertigo" again. The soundtrack is masterful.

Obsession, paranomia, terror, ,madness .. the main theme is nust amazing

You have to see it in a theatre with a 70mm print to fully appreciate it. It's not as effecting on a tv screen or laptop.

This is The Manifesto of Mother Monster On G.O.A.T, a Government Owned Alien Territory in space A birth of magnificent and magical proportions took place But the birth was not finite, it was infinite As the wombs numbered and the mitosis of the future began It was perceived that this infamous moment in life is not temporal, it is eternal And thus began the beginning of the new race A race within the race of humanity A race which bears no prejudice, no judgment But boundless freedom But on that same day, as the eternal mother hovered in the multiverse Another more terrifying birth took place... the birth of evil And as she herself split into two, rotating in agony between two ultimate forces The pendulum of choice began its dance It seems easy, you imagine To gravitate instantly and unwaveringly towards good But she wondered, "How can I protect something so perfect without evil?"

This, is the manifesto of Mother Monster..

2:14 I LOVE this. it's unsettling but so beautiful at the same time. This is genuinely the one of the best film scores I've ever heard.

Herrman's music MADE Hitchcock's films. All of the movie's he composed for are today considered masterpieces and I don't think they would be without his contributions.

A film being projected in 70mm is different than viewing it digitally. It has an almost 3D depth to the picture, and the way the light glows is magical. You really appreciate the enormity of his wide shots and compositions on the big screen. The long panning shot of them driving to the Golden Gate bridge, and the Redwood forest sequence are both equally breath taking. It's a cinematic experience, and as such it's best experienced in a cinema. It made me appreciate the film 10 fold.