J.S. Bach - Toccata & Fugue in D Minor

Nine minutes and twenty-one seconds of genius. And I don't want any idiot coming in to tell me that this was used as the music for "Rollerball". No. J.S. Bach did not compose music for Hollywood movies. Does your mom know you're not in bed.

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Evil Bob (2008-09-18)

Awesome! Pure genious from the worlds greatest bass player of all time. Thanks for the upload!

 nightissuchproximity (2008-09-21)

Hey, Evil Bob. You are welcome, bro. Thank Christ there is sombody else in this place that appreciates just how good this really is.

StrawberryAngel (2008-11-02)

that! was a good one nightissuchproximity. It was also used in Phantom of the Opera. But as you stated, purely a work of art and my favorite Bach piece. Well done! :)

TeamAmerica (2008-11-03)

The Rollerball theme..kick ass dude! Ha ha ha. Just kidding. This is by far the best song composed of all time. Agreed!

 nightissuchproximity (2008-11-05)

It was also used in Sunset Boulevard.

psilocyn (2009-03-15)

Fantastic piece of work. One of my favorite classical tracks of all time. I appreciate the upload, this is some of the most genious music composed.

rob_tassie (2010-05-02)

Love this tune... does anyone have the version by SKY? from the album Sky2? John williams. What a meistro. thanks for the torrent night.

zeeshan89 (2010-09-20)

I dont care if its by Bach or not........even if tomorrow they discover that it was written by Bach's doorman, this piece will remain a favourite.

smokingskeleton56 (2010-12-13)

Thank you, I've been looking for this for awhile.

TubbyH (2011-06-12)

This is perfection !
Every hair stands on end, and the chills goes from my head
to my toes and back, thru all the 9 minutes and 22 seconds !
And the last cord is so definitive it brings tears to my eyes !
Thank you !

Sergios119 (2011-08-20)

good torrent, much appreciated

KoiRana (2011-12-22)

Wonderful just wonderful

molucid (2012-12-05)

Your collection is staggering, Man!! You got Janis, you got Edith Piaf, you got Bessie Smith, you got Bach, and Ledbelly, and Sinatra and........ Great scope, wonderful stuff. Thank you so much for so much work.

T1417B (2013-02-04)

have you heard Jean Michel Jarre's version.