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Dude, no need to be harsh about it. Not everyone knows how these processes work. It was a reasonable assumption that there might be a specific timeline for leaks. <br><br>With that said, thanks for the info.Maybe. Clever deduction. Wait and see then ;)Oh my god. It's time to put an end to this. There is NO timeline as to when complete scores are leaked. They leak when the person in possession of them feels like leaking them. TF4 was November of 2014 because that's when the files were uploaded to Paramount's guilds/FYC site for academy members to listen to. Same with interstellar. It has absolutely nothing to do with time. I have some scores that haven't leaked yet. And I'm not going to. Why? Because I was asked not to. Not because I feel the time is right. K? Glad we cleared that up.Does anyone remember around when the TF2 and TF3 complete scores were leaked? I know TF4's was around November 2014, I figured that might give an idea of when TF5's will get out.hybrid created a very good suite from this movie, also because he left out the more uninteresting action stuff. the whole score is not original, but the themes are great because they transport emotions and excitement. the quiter parts are also very nice. im sure the actionmusic is very functional in the movie, but as a stand alone listening experience it is not very convincing. too much electronics which make too much noise. when the themes kick in, it sounds good, but a better mix of orchestra and electronics would have helped. sadly you won't find a second "Burn around the moon" or "Goodbye/Landing" from Armageddon in this score.
Yep. He will be in Nightwing's next solo movie<br>I think we all agree, Lorne Balfe is getting better and better, he's working at the speed of light and handles many different genres. Plus, he seems to be a very cool person. I'm really happy he got there, and I believe he'll be getting some major movies in the next few years (Terminator Genysis, Geostorm & Ghost in the Shell don't count, they were predicted failures undergoing a damage control process).<br><br>But anyway, I think his best solo score is still Home.Maybe there is a big surprise and Disc 2 is different from the actual release. If you look at the download files you see 01-01 to 01-24. I think Disc 2 must be named 02-01, 02-02...etc.Can I ask why there is no page made for The Nut Job 2 by Heitor Pereira?I'm not upset, nor am I disinterested in Balfe's work. Don't get me wrong. I welcome any and all discussion! But there's a difference between "discussion" and "blind fanboy gushing", and I've seen way more of the latter here this year than the former.
Have to agree because if you haven’t an interest in Lorne’s work then just don’t goto his films topics ! Either way I like the suite here good old school MVIf you have an issue with Balfe simply don’t click on Geostorm etc! Just ignore it . God knows why Edmund gets so upset !!!! You don’t have to read the postsThis is already a much more interesting conversation than all the blind praise that was being spilled earlier. Thanks guys! :DEverybody is free to love whatever music they want, but I agree that the Balfe praise is a bit over the top. I mean I saw a comment that said that all of Balfe's scores from 2017 were the best of their genre which I think is over the top. I mean nothing against Balfe, he's a very good composer, but I just don't think he deserves all that praise about him being the best.Anything, @LP. I myself have spent several hours of my life listening Balfe's work and, of course, commenting here.<br><br>It's okay to get on a page and say "this is the best score of all ages" or "this is the worst shit I've ever heard", as long as this behavior is restricted to a minority who has make the mistake of making this kind of comment because not listened to many jobs of the same composer or of other composers or who do not respect his efforts to carry out the work.<br><br>
> Waymann - Ramin did good work on A Mountain Between us. Completely atypical of his recent outputs, and showed more range. It is rooted a bit in his work on Hans' rom-com scores (i.e. The Holiday) and sounds excellent overall.Just wondering, why would anyone have an issue with people who go into a Lorne Balfe soundtrack page to rave about the work of Lorne Balfe?I'm not saying that I don't like his music, because I really do, but I think there are also a lot of composers this year that have created amazing scores and they don't get the same talk. Let's mention Ramin Djawadi for The Mountain Between Us, Benjamin Wallfisch for A Cure For Wellness and It, and even outside of RCP like Giacchino with his fantastic War for the Planet of the Apes, Beltrami with The Snowman or the recent Ragnarok by Mothersbaugh (well, this does not belong in this page, so I understand why there is no talk about him).<br>And I repeat that I like Balfe, but not everything he does is perfect, and for example this, I don't consider it too original, because it reminds me to a lot of older scores. And for example, from Balfe I think one of the best was Churchill, and that didn't get much talk or praise neither.I do not think anyone here is hurting because another composer besides of the HZ - JP - HGW triad is being well received by the audience. Well, I agree that this behavior in any session regardless of who the composer is, is very uncomfortable. But we have to understand that each an of the RCP guys has its glory days. Balfe is conquering his. The problem is the proportions of compliments. Many people liked PoTc 5 (best RCP score of the year in my opinion, of course), for example, many also hated, the justifications were many, but the discussion was balanced. If you enter on the forum of any score of any composer you find diverse but balanced opinions, what is missing in the forums about Balfe scores is this balance. Nothing against the growth of his popularity or the reception of his scores, only the judgments that seem a little too exaggerated. It's even a little weird.Due to Edmund getting upset !!!! I’m scared to ask about if anyone knows about The Florida Project ????
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WWII In HD (TV Documentary)
Label: Extreme Music (Digital Download Only)
Length: 44'39
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  1. Nu Dimension (2:27)
    James S. Levine
  2. Mount Legend (2:33)
    Lorne Balfe (as Oswin Macintosh)
  3. Shaft Of Glory (3:24)
    Lorne Balfe (as Oswin Macintosh)
  4. Victory Quest (1:19)
    John Powell
  5. Rough Justice (2:50)
    Klaus Badelt
  6. Trailblazing (2:53)
    Steve Jablonsky
  7. Black Passage (2:33)
    James S. Levine, Dolph Taylor, Russel Emanuel
  8. Wicked Way (1:48)
    John Paesano
  9. Flood Rush (2:18)
    Lorne Balfe (as Oswin Macintosh)
  10. Strings Of Change (2:28)
    James S. Levine
  11. Gross Encounter (2:16)
    Atli Örvarsson
  12. Three Strikes (3:02)
    James Dooley
  13. Destiny's Wild (3:09)
    James Dooley
  14. Eruptive Force (1:32)
    Lorne Balfe (as Oswin Macintosh)
  15. All The Way (1:51)
    Lorne Balfe (as Oswin Macintosh)
  16. 8th Wonder (1:00)
    Harry Gregson-Williams
  17. Nowhere To Run (2:04)
    Klaus Badelt
  18. Stone Cold (2:18)
    Geoff Zanelli
  19. White Hope (2:54)
    James Dooley
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MacArthur reply Replies: 0 || 2013-09-02 21:22:39
It's funny all of these Composers are RCP but no Hans Zimmer. and was Oswin Macintosh Lorne Balfe

Phill B reply Replies: 0 || 2011-09-15 18:43:39
sooo epic
LOVE IT, especially Shaft of Glory
many thanks to all Composers of this Album !!!

Dakota reply Replies: 0 || 2011-06-14 03:39:00
This compilation is the sh!t! Can anyone tell me where I have heard some of these tracks from, because I'm recognizing some of them as I add each one into iTunes.

Hybrid Soldier reply Replies: 1 || 2011-06-05 17:56:24
This excellent compilation has been released lately by Extreme Music... It's all Directors Cuts series cues for the WWII in HD show, finally available !

Anonymous2011-06-09 03:18:31
Seems kinda pointless to market this as a soundtrack when its just unrelated library music... but then again it lets fan get their hands on some hard-to-find tracks!

Brad reply Replies: 6 || 2011-06-05 20:21:19
@Hybrid:
Why does Lorne Balfe go under the sur-name Oswin Macintosh for this album? Just curious.

al bundy2011-06-05 20:26:42
that was his name when the track was composed. All these tracks are from the directors cuts album (from extreme music).

Hybrid Soldier2011-06-06 07:50:55
It's just a nickname, nothing more or special with it... ;)

Taaboo2011-06-08 19:34:55
It's actually Oswin Mackintosh with a "k" after the C.

Thanks,

O.M.

Hybrid Soldier2011-06-08 20:21:15
Whatever !

It's just L-O-R-N-E B-A-L-F-E anyway !!! haha :D

Kon2011-06-08 21:15:33
@Hybrid

why does track 15 all the way sound like a transformers track, its like lorne had a big hand in the score beside the additional composer credit?

Adrian2011-06-08 21:20:06
@ Hybrid,

No you should be accurate, dude! :P
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