Daniel Pemberton - What's In My Bag?

Damn, NO ONE knows about Jean Michel Jarre lol I love his albums, the rendez vouz album was like the soundtrack to my college years

Daniel did such a epic job on the Dark crystal AOR soundtrack

One of the best in my bag ever, only downside its going to bankrupt me!

The Steve Jobs soundtrack is my everyday writing soundtrack. It's dope to see his influences, they make total sense

I have almost all the albums he picked 😂😂😂 passion is the best soundtrack together with blade runner

From now on I'm a fan of this guy......EXQUISITE TASTE !!!!!!

Been researching Pemberton for my college project. Most exciting film composer- hope to emulate his sound well.

Jean Michel Jarre? This guy’s got great taste! I’m 25 and big on electronic music.

JMJ’s cosmic dream like melodies on Oxygene still sound like the future.
Knowing it potentially inspired Spider-Verse soundtracks is everything I need.

I have never seen or heard anyone recommending the Peter Gabriel soundtrack. I love that album so I explored every pick I did not know. Founds some great ones. Thanks Daniel.

Thanks to DJ Three for introducing me to this show. I'll be back!

This dude has good taste. Those FSOL albums are amazing.

Nice guy. Humble despite massive achievement.

heck yes, my favourite group (FSOL) gets the spotlight right away

Pemberton honestly deserved the Oscar for best score for ATSV

Amazing selection. Off to listen to a load of things I had forgotten about. Keep up the good work Amoeba. ❤

Passion OST for the win.deep cuts all round.

Awesome to see this and to see Daniel give props to FSOL at the top! "Lifeforms" has been unjustly slagged by way too many snooty Pitchfork critic types and who jumped on the "IDM" bandwagon way after FSOL moved on. It's also great how Daniel dives into more than just one record from many of these artists, but is sharing more about their body of work.

Great composer. Many times I'll watch a film or TV program of late and go, "who did this!?" and it's Daniel. For example, his score for National Geographic's "The Rescue" is fantastic. Ha, love Ludwig too and adore his "Oppenheimer" score, and very funny how he plays into the superhero vs. supervillain archetypes. But Daniel is being maybe a little too modest? Different knives in the drawer, different spirits. Can't see Ludwig doing as great a job with "Spider-verse" to be honest.

Also love that he hits Peter Gabriel's "Passion" -- a life-changing headphone journey for anyone who takes it. Changed my life too. And did not know about JMJ's "Zoolook," sounds great. Going to pick it up.

One of the other comments here complains that Daniel made his WIMB more personal and biographical, spanning a life of influences versus what's got him going now. Focus without focus.

I personally appreciate the deeper and more emotional journey Daniel takes us on -- he's a storyteller in tune with the timeless, not a tourist. Keep kicking butt, Mr. Pemberton!

Great taste in music; highly questionable taste in clothing.

i love this guy. i wouldnt be the same without the bad guys soundtrack. i would give my life for this guy!

So much to listen to from this 😊

What is blud wearing

cool choices!

I forgot about moondog. I put the CD on my amazon list!

I'm a bit disappointed he talks about so many great soundtracks and doesn't mention Tangerine Dream's soundtracks for Thief and Sorcerer.

Yup, Zoolook is killer

Loved the selection...

Discovered Pemberton way back in 94 when he released on Pete Namlook's Fax label he was only 13 or so I believe! Great to see he's progressed to a Hollywood composer & a very humble and interesting fun person. Love his selections, many have been a big influence for me. J Barry, Harold Budd, FSOL, Vangelis etc. Hope to visit your store again soon, been a few years as I travel from Ireland.

Tremendous bonus points for Ommadawn, the best Mike Oldfield album and one that is almost never talked about anywhere.

what we need to do is create a powerful sense of dread. the longer the note the more dread.

🎶Great musical insight from the genius of Daniel Pemberton.

So nice to see Harold Budd and the pavilion of dreams listed. I’ve not known anyone that knows of that album 💿

One of my favourite ever What's in my bag episodes. 🎶

Perfect selection of bland sounds

what about Tangerine Dream

I bet he would love Ulver

This guy picked some cool sounding sh*t, and the only thing I recognized is Oldfield.

F s o l ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Harold Budd….great choice, Daniel !

This guy is so underrated, the music for king arthur is phenomenal and addictive

Haha... I just finished listening to Pavilion of Dreams like an hour ago. Beauty...

Did not expect FSOL. Wow!

Great wimb episode btw.. thank You for your soundtrack work!

If you want to read the Moondog biography by Robert Scotto Process media publishers. It's a little racist but it delves into his life.

Loved his Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance theme 👌

Pemberton calling Ludwig Göransson his rival was adorable. Loved hearing him gush about other composer's work.

Thanks to Daniel my musical horizons widened and some cherished memories associated with musical compositions resurfaced. Jean Michel Jarre and Moondog are welcomed back and I was smitten off my feet by Isaac Hayes. Thanks Amoeba for inviting Daniel!

What an incredible episode. The picks! The context! The personal stories! Great job.

Time to go check out some late 80’s Vangelis which would have been like kryptonite to me at the time.

Seems like people have two ways of doing ‘What’s in my bag’ either they go record shopping and talk about things they currently find interesting or what they’ve taken pot luck on or they talk about records they already own in a story of my life way like this guy. This is boring the former option is much more interesting

everything he picked was great. i am impressed. these videos are always a pleasure.

I wonder if that's my old copy of Passion - I unloaded a bunch of CDs at Amoeba not so very long ago, and that was one of them. (I regret it of course - he's correct to say it's great.)