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Did Mr. Jablonsky write that beautiful piano melody in Hunted? Or was it Hans?25 minutes :O Where's all of that? They didn't use that in the movie. Don't understand why so many songs were in the movie :( Will there be an expanded release?There's 25 actually lol...<br><br>And Hans just added a few notes here & there to the themes... ;)Hybrid, what "Additional music" did Hans do for this? There is hardly 7 minutes of score in this movie.There were little homages in Dark of the Moon with tracks like Communicating With Nest, but no the Autobot theme was very much distanced from at that point. Though there were many reprises of Optimus in Dark of the Moon. Also they play the 3 note escalation of Autobots in Did You Forget Who I Am.
There are definitely similarities. Easy to spot. "Two Moons" (from 0:57), "We Were Gods Once" (from 0:26).Is it me or the track "Two Moons" borrows some elements from "We Were Gods Onece" Dark of the Moon?Does anyone notice the Barbossa/Beckett theme from On Stranger Tides at 1:52 in "Shansa"?Musical Gold ! Perfect term for this . Still no suite examples ?That cue is Mazzaro !
Oh, theme is Brandenburg Concerto no. 3, no Branderbourg Concerto no. 3.This theme is probably Branderbourg Concerto no. 3.Steve provides what the director wants. Simple as that. It's not a surprise that the most beloved Jablonsky scores are for Michael Bay films. Because Bay wants it epic, Bay wants it orchestral, Bay wants it dramatic and emotional. He pushes all buttons and Steve delivers. On the other hand, Peter Berg - the Deepwater director who did a few other movies with Jablonsky - usually goes for sound design scores. In short, he's not as epic and melodic as Bay is. So if you want to blame someone for the fact that you didn't like the Deepwater score, blame Peter Berg.Probably Branderbourg Concerto no. 3Gold is a great term . Amazing music
I totally agree because I though Lego was brilliant but this shows his other side. Dare I say - better than Lego Batman !!!!!Is there any chance to Brazilian fans to see Zimmer's concert in Brazil ???? :)Lorne strikes gold once again! I can't stop falling in love with Balfe's musical talent and technique.Really enjoying this soundtrack and glad they released so much music . Very emotional and the more I listen , the more I get into itSounds like 13 Hours was in temp!!!!
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The Last Days
Label: Promotional release
Length: 47'27
HZimmer.com rating:        4/5
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  1. The Las Days Suite (7:43)
  2. Prosperity (1:24)
  3. Main Title Theme (1:09)
  4. Innocence (1:48)
  5. Occupation (3:21)
  6. Deportation (1:36)
  7. The Arrow Cross (3:03)
  8. Wallenberg (3:24)
  9. Separation (1:55)
  10. Auschwitz (2:37)
  11. Survival (1:50)
  12. Shabbat (1:10)
  13. Liberation (1:14)
  14. Cannot Forget (1:20)
  15. Remembrance (2:28)
  16. Edith´s Theme (2:56)
  17. Returning (1:02)
  18. Live Today (2:41)
  19. Final Theme (4:46)
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Peter Bezemer reply Replies: 0 || 2015-02-26 13:11:42
Absolutely beautiful

Zimson reply Replies: 0 || 2014-12-28 10:06:31
Wow, that belongs in a concert hall.

inspector mittens reply Replies: 0 || 2012-08-29 22:46:27
Just for the info, on the front cover it says: "Orchestrations and additional music by Nathan Wang".

Mathais reply Replies: 0 || 2008-06-12 00:00:00
It's splendid yes... I don't understand why you don't find it...
GREAT ZIMMER

johncarter reply Replies: 0 || 2006-11-26 00:00:00
this is a splendid score
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