This song became Hershel (Scott Wilson)’s unofficial theme in Season 4, after it played when he continued treating and trying to help ailing patients in the prison even when he knew it might cost him his life.
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The 'Walking Dead' comic series is over, but that doesn’t mean it's no longer relevant… especially for fans of the TV show.
The way the score builds with each reveal is brilliant, leading up to Henry (Matthew Lintz)’s tragic fate. Witnessing the fallout from Alpha (Samantha Morton)’s horrific brutality would’ve been chilling with silence, but with McCreary’s eerie score, the scene is positively nauseating. It would’ve been great for the actual program, too, but it provided a perfect background for all the explosions and terror of the Wolves. Technically this didn’t play on the show, but it did play in the Season 6 trailer. This haunting track played as the pair drove back from exiling Randall in “18 Miles Out.” “Arsonist’s Lullaby,” Hozier “Civilian,” Wye OakĪll those Hershel’s farm-era, Season 2 Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and Shane (Jon Bernthal) rivalry feelings.
Here are 12 songs worth noticing from The Walking Dead and Fear The Walking Dead, and the scenes from which they came. But from songs with lyrics to Bear McCreary’s score, The Walking Dead has consistently featured tunes that perfectly fit the mood of their respective scenes-whether it’s heartwarming, heartbreaking or heartless.
It’s been said that if you notice music in the background, it’s not integrated well (after all, isn’t the point for the music to blend in with the scene?). For 10 seasons and more than 100 episodes, The Walking Dead has been killing zombies, exploring its post-apocalyptic world, celebrating the endurance of the human spirit and the bond between survivors… and playing some pretty great music.
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