Interstellar Medley - The Best Of The Interstellar Soundtrack / Hans Zimmer

This is just my list of the best pieces in the Interstellar soundtrack by Hans Zimmer. I think the Interstellar soundtrack is one of the best soundtracks Zimmer ever created. I just stuck together, and cut out some parts to form my favourite list. Hope you enjoy it :)

note: None of this music is mine. I appreciate the music and I do not claim it.
00:00 - 2:23 Cornfield Chase
2:24 - 3:26 Day One
3:29 - 6:20 Stay
6:22 - 9:58 Mountains
9:50 - 13:09 Coward
13:10 - 16:35 No Time For Caution
16:36 - 19:29 Detach
19:30 - 22:57 Quantifiable Connection
22:58 - 25:53 Where We're Going

[lost_voyager]

00:00​ - 2:23​ Cornfield Chase
2:24​ - 3:26​ Day One
3:29​ - 6:20​ Stay
6:22​ - 9:58​ Mountains
9:50​ - 13:09​ Coward
13:10​ - 16:35​ No Time For Caution
16:36​ - 19:29​ Detach
19:30​ - 22:57​ Quantifiable Connection
22:58​ - 25:53​ Where We're Going

[kramat]

"Because my dad promised me".

[guitaropathe]

The use of organ for this OST is pure genius.

[besthillsongworshipsongs]

My wife is in hospital for 2 weeks now, I am now 55 and we have been together since I was 18 years old, listening to this song daily as my comfort song knowing he will not fail me and she will make a full recovery.

[ThomasPurcell]

How did this score NOT win the Oscar????

[Greg_Blavet]

I want to watch this movie for the first time again...

[karelessthoughts]

We are lucky to be alive when this movie came out in theaters

[jeremylee]

How... This music captured a father missing his own daughter, the vastness, mystery and beauty of space, the dire of the situation, and the hope for humanity all at the same time.

Im not fucking around this is some magical shit.

[HetThakkar]

Listening to this while studying Physics.Feel like I am going to save humanity
lol

[realhimkardashian]

This movie shifted the consciousness of the average person who watched it while all the other movies distract, this one makes you actually think. one of my all time favorites for DAM sure

[manishjs]

The music itself is enough to imagine about space and objects. Its a freaking interesting piece of science and laws of physics. Cant stop listening to this music .. Its a movie of the millennium..

[vamsiramdhataram]

ok if hans doesnt deserve an oscar, give him nobel for medicine, for healing all souls!!!!

[Zeesar]

I dont call it "movie" I call it Masterpiece.

[justsomemovieguy]

Honestly this is, to me, the best soundtrack ever made, in one of the best movies ever made. When I went to see this movie the first time with my friends, one of them said: 'How awesome is this film', on which I immediately replied 'Shut Up!'. It might have it's flaws, like all movies, but when I saw it for the first time, I lost track of everything around me, there was no break, the movie took almost 3 hours, but I was so focussed that I didn't notice it. Not once did I look at the oner people sitting next to me, not once did I think 'I'm hungry' or 'I need to go to the bathroom'. With Matthew McConaughey I went on this journey, and I loved every piece of it. Only a month later, I went again with my family, I think I even cursed at someone who said the music was too loud. And yet again, I did not get bored. I have now seen this movie three times, it is one of my favorite movies of all time, if not my favorite. It actually inspired me to go study Space and Aircraft Technology. I still use the music for when I'm making homework, or jogging, and the day I will stop listening to this incredible masterpiece and not wonder about the unexplored universe around us, will be a sad day.

[raghavendraravi]

I don't know whether Hans Zimmer is the Christopher Nolan of Music or whether Christopher Nolan is the Hans Zimmer of movies...

[ivanzverev]

2020 and still here we are. This masterpiece is something that will last forever through time and space.

[menace]

No other soundtrack can make you feel this type of way

[Rangilify]

The Epicness Starts form 00:01 and Ends at 25:53...

[Itsallgoodtogo]

If you didn't watch this movie in the cinemas you lost an experience that you'll probably never feel again. The only thing that could make it better would be watching it in an IMAX.
The sound is so important in this movie. And you need those large speakers to make such vibrations possible. I remember the whole cinema hall vibrating while another screening of Interstellar was going on above us. Those vibrations were key.

[armand]

No matter how many times I watch this movie, that final scene when he reunites with Murph makes my eyes tear up!