Apocalypse now 1979 Blade runner 1982 Terminator 1984 Dune 1984 I was in my 20's, fascinated by these movies and their soundtracks ! No nostalgia, just awesome memories. Thank for sharing this soundtrack.

honestly this track is the best thing about the old Dune, whenever it kicks in the movie really becomes transcendent

All due respect to Hans Zimmer, I think Brian Eno's Prophecy Theme captures the spirit of the book better than anything in the new movie's score.

My favorite soundtrack of all time, it resonates with me like nothing else , it’s not meant to be ‘spa’ sounds to just relax to but more of a deep feeling it invokes which can be sadness, longing, awe of the universe. It’s meant to take the mind to places we might fear or refuse to see, vulnerability can be a good thing if we accept it. And maybe learn something about ourselves along the way

Fell asleep listening to this; then a commercial came on and behold the sleeper has awoken.

I didn't realize just how much I liked Brian Eno until I found out he wrote this Prophecy theme. I've watched the original Dune movie so many times and, to this day, this theme is still mesmerizing to listen to and adds so much depth and fascination to Paul's messianic destiny. Just beautiful and timeless.

Zimmer sent his musicians around the world to find the best sound, Eno sent his mind off world.

This is the sound of pure loneliness in the universe.

With all due respect to Zimmer, the soundtrack of the 1984 film is something that can't be topped

"I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain." ~ Frank Herbert

I'll miss the sea, but a person needs new experiences. They jar something deep inside, allowing him to grow. Without change something sleeps inside us, and seldom awakens. The sleeper must awaken.

Strange how this film(original) isn't shown anymore on TV . So underrated . Beautiful music ✨

One of the most beautiful pieces of music, takes you away to another place.

80s ambient music ALWAYS hits the spot

I love this theme. It captures the universe of Arrakis (Dune). It’s dreamy and eerie maybe even beautiful. A great piece of work by Brian Eno he definitely captures the whole atmosphere of it and the concept in general.

Brian Eno is a true artistic genius. Music for Airports is mindbogglingly hypnotizing.

There's such an ethereal essence to this song, but also a sense of determination and sheer willpower to overcome fear.

Brian Eno should have been asked to compose the entire soundtrack of DUNE. This piece is PERFECT for the film!

This movie was a musical and visual masterpiece.

Eno's works will live in eternity, as long as we remember the prophecy.

Lynch's version is a work of art. Absolutely timeless.

Never could understand people's dislike for this movie.

I live 20 Minutes away from the NAMIB DESERT/NAMIBIA.....when I listened to this Song right in the Dunes,I SWEAR I saw WORMSIGNS !!!! (Greatings from Swakopmund)

One of the most fitting pieces of music to a film/scene ever.

Resignation, sense of loss, sweet and sad nostalgia. I have never heard anything better evoke these feelings

One of the simplest, yet brilliant and haunting pieces of music ever made!

The soundtrack held the movie together and elevated Dune to an ethereal mystique place in cinema. Friggin Brian Eno.

One of the most underrated sci-fi movies ever made. So good

Absolutely majestic! The soundscape created here is beyond comprehension!

Transcendental. I am in awe of this music and it’s impact on my thoughts, soul and spirit.

I have stood deep in the Libyan Sahara listening to this. It was curiously eerie and yet beautiful all at once. ...a person needs new experiences.

This is really one of the best "Eno" songs ever! it really makes me feel like if I was really entering into another whole new dimension! 👍

Brian Eno is a music wizard.

Brian Eno once again the greatest of all time, no one can make soundtracks as beautiful and chilling as this master

Genuinely one of the best pieces of music ever created imo.

Ce morceau de Brian Eno pour Dune reflète parfaitement le voyage dans la solitude de l'univers.

Used to watch this movie a lot with my father before he passed away. Naturally when I listen to this now it makes me feel sad plus the current situation as well only amplifies that feeling of sadness.

My wife and will be watching the movie again, cant get enough. the music is sureal.

When I close my eyes and listen to this, I can feel myself travelling through space without moving. THIS is the SPICE.

Enigmatic... Thought provoking... and profound...hauntingly beautiful as well...

I find it hard to believe that Dune was written in the 60's. It looks to the future on so many levels and covers such a wide expanse in the human story. Frank Herbert must have been a visionary genius no less!!

"FATHER, THE SLEEPER MUST AWAKEN!"

It is rumored that Eno did an entire score for the movie, but it was all tossed out except for this bit.

this is perhaps the most calming and comforting piece of music ive heard. its like a breathing, deeply and slowly

Listening this after seeing Dune 2. Bro... that was apotheosic 😭

It's fascinating to think Eno would have composed this right after, or maybe even during, his first time working with U2. That album, The Unforgettable Fire, was recorded ca. May-July 1984 (and released at the end of September/beginning of October). Dune came out in December 1984. The prophecy theme would most likely have come about between those two events

I was lying in the Desert listening to this and fell asleep. Upon awakening I found myself covered in Sand Trout. My Skin is not my own. I burrowed deep into the Sand and dreamed of Past, Present and Future Times for the rest of Eternity.

I was truly hoping this piece of music was in the new Dune film. Unfortunately not. Such a masterpiece 👏

Brian Eno 's music is always so beautiful, evocative and atmospheric! I've listened to the new album which is amazing.

Haunting. I love this type of stuff especially while driving late at night or raining.

After seeing some of the comments below, I think many of Dune's viewers got the point. And this theme, from Brian Eno, is one of the most mystical/spiritual sounding pieces. It always brings tears to my eyes, as if I am listening to a lost song from ancient of ancient times.

Extraordinary Eno work, I've listened many many times; it has unexpected melodic-harmonic movement yet completely inevitable...

Like being taken to the edge of the universe and learning a terrible secret.

Experiencing original Dune and Prophecy Theme, as a young boy all those years ago, had a profound impact on me, almost as the spice itself.

So much I love about this movie that keeps bringing me back. Imagine the solar system in 30,000 years if we manage to live off world! Races of people forging their own cultures and evolving separately. Eno encapsulates the sheer vastness of space and the suffering of the future generations.

Dune makes me feel so small. Just the ideas behind it, the philosophy, it warps my mind. This music perfectly conveys that floating feeling, my own lack of understanding.

Goosebumps!

Africa and into Dakar where I felt ALIVE. Every time I hear this music it takes me back to then, a time where I felt so free from anything ever, a feeling of peace and tranquillity and more that is just indescribable in words, I am so happy to experience it with my best buddy, something that we will take to the heavens and beyond when our time is up. Live Life, Love Life...LIVE.

this is such a spiritual piece. stunning, something that makes you wander the universe and meaning of life

this music reminds me of the time i flew in a starship past Orion and the Tennhauser Gate, with moonbeams from Plexus bouncing off the iridium light waves.I was with a small crew including an alpha replicant called Roy Batty. He later escaped to Earth.

This is so beautiful and timeless.

Grandiose, magical, mystical, cosmic, in a few musical phrases, Brian Eno, one of the most famous travelers in time and space, folds the universe for us and brings Arrakis to life before our eyes and in our hearts. Dune and its procession of cruelty, drama, and mortal splendors. Zimmer is so far behind that it almost becomes disloyal to try to compare them.

Headphones on, dark room, play this, close eyes, drift off into nothingness, then suddenly I am flying through what I imagine space looks like.

This was way way better than thr modern soundtrack..

it had been years since I saw Dune, and had forgotten how awesome the music was. Growing up listening to late night Ambient radio on Double J back then, this bring back so many memories The Sleeper has awoken.

This is a stunningly beautiful piece of music. Absolutely love it.

The DUNE music in 1984 is wonderful, in 2022 it's amazing.

One of the most beautiful themes ever 🧡... I love reading the Dune book while listening to this and also great for relaxation ☺.

This is the film that deserves *not* to be lost or forgotten, even when the delayed-but-soon-expected one comes out. I'm sure it will be good. But *this* film from 1984, especially its music, should *not* be just cast aside! It was perfectly cast... *yes* including Kyle MacLachlan as Paul! {Look, he might not have looked *exactly* like he was 15 years old, like in the novel, but so what? He *did* look young enough to be a Duke's son, and he *did* act the role to absolute perfection.} And it was *also* perfectly scored. Who here can honestly say they remember much of anything from the music of that gawd-awful miniseries? *Either* of them? Yeah, well, not me either. I regard *this* 1984 production as one of the 10 best Science-Fiction films of all time; even with its two large flaws of 1.) The syrupy-sweet ending, ignoring Paul's anguish at his prescient knowledge of the bad things that would be done in his name, and 2.) It being almost impossible to take the Harkonnens seriously. It's still a fantastic film. Everything from the cinematography to the acting was otherwise splendid. Critics who disliked it were biased by their training and education. And I wouldn't change that for anything. They *have* to be educated in "the classics" to do their job properly. But that background makes them hopelessly biased against the entire genre of Sci-Fi, since it's oriented in the *other* direction, the future. Therefore, they should *never* be listened to when it comes to any work of that genre. Instead, refer to the counsel of true Science-Fiction fans. I do want to see the eventually-to-be-released updated movie. And I hope it's good, and that its music is good. But even if it's phenomenal, even if it's 10 times better than Director David Lynch's work from 1984, I *still* will always *also* want to steer peple towards *that* one every bit as much as this soon-expected one...or any other that may come after.

Loved this movie. No one else could have carried off the theme so well.

"Tolerating oneself can be the hardest task in the universe" or so is what Duncan Idahos ghola repeated to Alia after saying it to Paul. For me this piece seems to reflect Pauls (and Alias) thought process of being trapped in the state of mind of knowing that no one can ever really understand you.

That moment the bassiness (can't think of a better term) comes in at 0:47 gives me shivers and enraptures me, especially while listening with quality headphones

Timeless ... and always inspiring .

This music will be eternal.

"Do we have worm sign?" "We have worm sign of the likes that God has never seen!"

"father . . . father, the sleeper has awakened!"

The music must flow!

Absolutely beautiful piece of music. Both evocative and serene in equal measure.

Masterpiece the film Masterpiece the theme

This piece is just one of the (if not the) most powerful, yet ethereal art piece, and as said below he managed to say it all in one piece. Brian Eno is practically the inventor of Shimmer reverb, which he achieved by serializing around $30.000 of hardware. Now you can find excellent quality software shimmer reverb plugins (ex: Valhalla Shimmer), for fifty bucks... 😁

Well after years of memes and "the sleeper must awaken" stuff i finally decided to watch it. Wow. Its weirdly fantastic. I don't think the atmosphere of dune can ever be recaptured.

ВЕЛИКОЛЕПНАЯ КОМПОЗИЦИЯ !!!!!!! БРАВО !!!!!!!

Apollo, atmospheres and soundtracks, is another gem by Eno. Klaus Schulze made an album inspired by and called Dune and a song called Frank Herbert in the album X.

One of my favorite pieces of music ever. Don't underestimate

Great choice of tracks and I really appreciate the extra effort you've put into including images/video too. Top notch stuff.

One of my very favourite films, the music is second to none. I love it.

brian eno is like vangelis in a sense, they are gifted with music and sound, they are the gods of the electronic sound..., this piece is so special, this music is the sound of arrakis desert.... you know that the spice giant worms are below you as you walk in the sand......

Comme toujours, le travail de Brian Eno me coupe le souffle.

Brian Eno's "Prophecy" theme was sorely missed when Paul takes the "Water of Life" in the current version of Dune. 😢💦🐁💧🗡

Super thanks for posting this long version, because i love the 1984 Dune movie n I love this song too!!!!!!! Super thanks again!!!!!

For me the old adaptation is a true masterpiece in all levels. When Lynch and Eno join their artistic minds and create this unforgettable rare moments while you simply watch a film ..

this music is ageless and captures the spirituality and essence of dune. The spice must flow!

Makes me cry, which is not surprising when you have depression !😥

What a beautiful piece of music, mesmerizing.

One of my favorite ambient pieces. Used to listen to this as a kid, playing the record (I still have it!), with my headphones on. So layered, dreamlike. Gives me a floating feeling...

Travelling without moving... For me one of the best OST (and movies of course) existing!

I've been looking for this track for more than 20 years, without knowing its name nor its composer's name!

Brian Eno is a genius. No two ways about it.

A timeless classic!!!

this sound make me nostalgic from a time for ever disapears .... ahhh the 80's