All Songs Written by Hans Zimmer Except
"Devoe's Revenge" Written by Gavin Greenaway & "The Peacemaker Trailer Music" Written by Harry Gregson-Williams
Executive Album Producer: Dan Goldwasser Executive Album Producers for La-La Land Records: MV Gerhard & Matt Verboys Score Produced by Hans Zimmer & Adam Smalley Music Conducted by Gavin Greenaway & Harry Gregson-Williams Orchestra Leader: Gavyn Wright Vocals: Mamak Khadem Orchestrated by Bruce Fowler, Ladd McIntosh & Y.S. Moriarty Score Recorded & Mixed by Alan Meyerson Music Editor: Adam Smalley Music Recorded at Media Ventures, Los Angeles & Air Lyndhurst, London
Choir Recorded by Paul Hulme at Abbey Road, London
Music Mixed at Media Ventures, Los Angeles
Recording Engineer: Marc Streitenfeld Assistant Engineers: Gregg W. Silk, Los Angeles & Ben Georgiades, London
Original Album Compiled by Jeff Rona London Music Coordinator: Maggie Rodford at Air Edel Associates, Ltd Music Contractor: Tonia Davall Music Preparation: Jo Ann Kane Music Services Assistants to Hans Zimmer: Justin Burnett, James B. Weiss & Thomas Broderick Executive in Charge of Music for Paramount Pictures: Randy Spendlove Soundtrack Album Coordinators: Kim Seiniger & Eric Ybanez Mastering by Doug Schwartz at Mulholland Music Project Consultant: Lukas Kendall Production Assistance: Frank K. DeWald & Neil S. Bulk
La-La Land Records Special Thanks: Hans Zimmer, Steve Kofsky, Shalini Singh, Harry Gregson-Williams, Bruce Gilbert, Mark Graham & Eric Swanson
Paramount Pictures Special Thanks: Mary Jo Braun, Dan Butler, Eric Caldwell, Shery Carlin, Jeff Cava, Adam Ehrlich, Robert Gasper, David Gueringer, Natalie Hayden, Elizabeth Kirkcsey, Flora Lopez, Elise Mann, Liz McNicoll, Sarah Montgomery, Aron Pinsky, Jason Richmond, Jennifer Schiller, Susan Siering, David Sooc, Linda Springer, Laura Thornburg, Christina Toth, Hallie Volman & Lauren Waggoner
Original Album Special Thanks: Mimi Leder, Branko Lustig, Michael Grillo, Walter Parkes, Laurie MacDonald, David Rosenbloom, Steven Spielberg, Jeffrey Katzenberg, David Geffen, George Clooney, Celine Balitran, Tom 'n Tracy, Marty Cohen, Andy Nelson, George Martin, Emma Burnham, Sam Schwartz, Michael Gorfaine, Mo Ostin, Lenny Waronker, Michael Ostin, Gary Stiffelman, Stuart Brotman, Chuck Kaye, Bob Daspit, Roy Hay, John Powell, Elisa Perlman, P.J. Hanke, Jay Rifkin, Mark Levy, Claude Letessier, Henning Lohner, Max Golfar, Bruno Roussel, Slamm Andrews, Brian Richards, The Media Ventures Team, The Air Lyndhurst Team & Zoe Zimmer
Release date : 05/20/2014
CD1
Voice Of God - Vassily's Dilemma (6:49)
Hijack (7:46)
It Wasn't An Accident - Exporting Good Will - Smoke Screen (3:55)
Bombs On The Move - Alexsander Kodoroff - Kodoroff's Alive (5:11)
Good Guys - Bad Guys - Dusan's Village (1:51)
Keep On Truckin' - Head Of Transportation - Hasselhoff - Escape (4:38)
Car Chase (5:51)
Forty-Four E - Dusan's Confession (3:24)
Truck Convoy - License Plate (2:46)
Nocturne In C# Minor (1:15) (Frederic Chopin)
Get Me Authorized (feat. Mamak Khadem) (2:38)
Checkpoint - Helicopter Chase (12:11)
One Unaccounted For - Dusan Gets Bomb - Dusan's speech (5:06)
He's Going To New York - F.B.I. N.Y. - Swiss Flight #1204 (4:37)
Dusan's Flashback (6:18)
CD2
Dusan With Bomb - Dusan In Church (11:18)
Dusan Kills Himself (3:28)
Dr. Kelly Is O.K. - Dr. Kelly Got 10 More (3:28)
BONUS TRACKS
Trains (Original Album Version) (13:54)
Devoe's Revenge (Original Album Version) (5:16)
Sarajevo (Original Album Version) (8:43)
Chase (Original Album Version) (17:06)
Peacemaker (Original Album Version) (9:45)
Get Me Authorized (Alternate Vocals feat. Lisbeth Scott) (2:42)
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Hi guys, is the climax of album version "Peacemaker" with Lisbeth Scott and the male choir featured in the movie somewhere? Saw the film today and didn't hear that awesome singing.
Mike (OTM)
2018-05-09 05:51:45
I haven't seen the movie, but "Peacemaker" is a suite. So if you didn't hear it, it's probably not in there. Classic situation with Hans. lol.
SPECTER
2018-05-09 23:32:27
kept my ears open the whole time didn't hear it the film. The part in referring to is 8:20 of album version "Peacemaker". Another piece that is in the album but not in the movie is 14:10 of "Chase". It's funny to me because usually some really good film cues are left out of the album but it's the opposite in this case.
Mr Tweedy
2018-05-10 10:20:48
As Mike (OTM) mentioned, the track Peacemaker is a theme suite, and isn't used at all in the movie.
As for the "Chase" cue, in my memories it's used in its entirety in the film (but as it is a medley of different tracks, it's popping in several sequences of the film : Helicopter Chase, New York, End Credits). I'm not 100% sure, but I guess the part at 14:10 was used during the NY Chase.
Wow, the sound on this is hurtful to my ears. the highs and mids are crazily painful and hardly anything at the bottom. very disappointed with LLL
trent easton navarro
2014-06-01 13:13:24
Haven't listened to this one with headphones yet but at first listen I don't hear anything wrong with it. But I must admit I'm not a major audiophile, so what do I know.
Hybrid Soldier
2014-06-01 13:36:54
Well they didn't kick anyone's ass with the mastering...
The 1997 OST was a lot more violent (and suitable for this kind of score)... They played it weak here (they even made the 1997 OST selection softer here)...
Cloud
2014-06-01 19:21:12
The only thing I don't like about this is that some parts are way more silent than I'd like them to be. I find myself adjusting the volume constantly while listening to this.
Hybrid Soldier
2014-06-01 19:34:15
Which is exactly the definition of a not great mastering... lol
Edmund Meinerts
2014-06-01 22:33:00
I haven't listened to the new release yet but is the sound still better than the boot?
Anonymous
2014-06-02 04:22:41
Actually, dynamic range is a good thing, Hybrid.
RealFfingMusic
2014-06-02 07:22:36
Dynamic range is definitely a good thing, but only when it enhances the music. But this one has such a high dynamic range that one has to keep a finger on volume control, or risk missing out certain portions. That, m'friend, is BAD remastering.
P.S. I've listened to only 4-5 tracks and I already HATE it.
Hybrid Soldier
2014-06-02 07:59:10
It's a good thing for an orchestral score like Kingdom of Heaven...
For Peacemaker, not so much...
MrFix
2014-06-02 11:40:39
@hybrid Exactly!! For the peacemaker, because it's mainly synthetic (not to sure if it is completely) it's like volume was intentionally dropped and peaked during post recording to try and give more of a dynamic sound for on screen purposes. I've noticed a few scores like that too from zimmer, crimson tide for one comes into mind.
Soundtracks94
2017-09-20 19:32:29
I own the CD and I agree there are times in the score where it's so bombastic it distorts your speakers.
Still, I felt this was a great score from Zimmer. It was peak Russian sounding chorus time for Hans and the action cues were better than other scores of this time like The Rock.
I feel like John Powell's name for "Additional Music" is new here...Have I just been missing it, or has new info come to light?
Edmund Meinerts
2015-03-08 22:48:41
Yeah, I never noticed that either. Didn't think HGW was involved with this either outside of the trailer music (or is that all that is meant by "additional music" here?).
We all know Greenaway worked extensively on this and he did Face/Off with Powell the same year, so who knows...
Hybrid Soldier
2015-03-08 23:15:01
I found that. Hans couldn't confirm nor deny, he doesn't remember... lol
DISC 1 1. Voice of God / Vassily’s Dilemma 6:49 2. Hijack 7:46 3. It Wasn’t an Accident / Exporting Good Will / Smoke Screen 3:55 4. Bombs on the Move / Alexsander Kodoroff / Kodoroff’s Alive 5:11 5. Good Guys / Bad Guys / Dusan’s Village 1:51 6. Keep On Truckin’ / Head of Transportation / Hasselhoff / Escape 4:38 7. Car Chase 5:51 8. Forty-Four E / Dusan’s Confession 3:24 9. Truck Convoy / License Plate 2:46 10. Nocturne in C# Minor 1:15 (Frederic Chopin) 11. Get Me Authorized (feat. Mamak Khadem) 2:38 12. Checkpoint / Helicopter Chase 12:11 13. One Unaccounted For / Dusan Gets Bomb/ Dusan’s Speech 5:06 14. He’s Going to New York / F.B.I. N.Y. / Swiss Flight #1204 4:37 15. Dusan’s Flashback 6:18 TOTAL DISC TIME: 74:16
DISC 2 1. Dusan With Bomb / Dusan in Church 11:18 2. Dusan Kills Himself 3:28 3. Dr. Kelly Is O.K. / Dr. Kelly Got 10 More 3:28 BONUS TRACKS 4. Trains (original album version) 13:54 5. Devoe’s Revenge (original album version) 5:16 6. Sarajevo (original album version) 8:43 7. Chase (original album version) 17:06 8. Peacemaker (original album version) 9:45 9. Get Me Authorized (alternate vocals feat. Lisbeth Scott) 2:42 10. The Peacemaker Trailer Music 2:18
Edmund Meinerts
2014-05-20 12:12:14
Oh La-La Land...I love you, but it seems like your trend of pointlessly combining separate cues into lengthier ones shows no sign of abating. :/
Aggelos
2014-05-20 14:24:02
It's great to have all this material remastered, restored and dressed in an official package/disc.
However, I was wondering what happened to the unused cues of Peacemaker? There is a rumour that some composers block(ed) various scores from receiving an official expanded release. Do you think that something like that happened in this case? LaLaLand must have known that there was an unofficial release with unused cues. I was expecting surprises from this (such as previously unreleased material etc), but so far I don't see anything big. It looks more in the style of Broken Arrow and Speed 2. That is to say, on the one hand they were official expanded releases, but on the other hand there had been more material available (on promo releases, et al) that wasn't include for some reason.
Hybrid Soldier
2014-05-20 15:52:57
What are you talking about ? The fake thing floating around for a decade ? lol
Aggelos
2014-05-20 17:18:22
Ya dat thing. Was it phoney?? In any case, where iz da previouzly unrealeazed material??
mark
2014-05-20 19:08:38
hey there, just wanted to to clear this up, i remastered a few of the tracks from peacemaker just for fun, and added some extra sounds i created on my synthesizer, i named it the unused cues which is where those tracks came from, hope this helps
Hybrid Soldier
2014-05-20 19:14:11
And people were naive enough to believe it, especially 10 years ago...
Poe
2014-05-20 19:58:23
What fake thing are we referring to?
And yes, Edmund, my first thought was exactly the same.
Aggelos
2014-05-20 22:00:13
Excellent! Not that we have clarified this up, I think we can go on with our lives. Cheers!!!
The thematic material that appears on the events that take place in Sarajevo somehow reminds me ideas by Ippolitov-Ivanov featured in his orchestral suite Caucasian Sketches. Search on youtube for Ippolitov-Ivanov "In a Village" (the 2nd movement of the suite) www.youtube.com/watch?v=_pqperR8R4g
Mr Tweedy
2014-05-21 00:31:01
10 or 15 years ago, there was a "Peacemaker - unused cues" bootleg album floating around. I think they refer to this. And yes, it was a bunch of bootleg cues edited together with some synth and drums added on top of it. There was no "real" new music from Hans' studio at all.
LP
2014-05-21 16:36:01
@Edmund Meinerts
More tracks = more money. So they end up compromising by way of combining the cues together. I hate this, because it's never sounded seamless, but I have to accept it because it's the only way these thing could be released legitimately
Poe
2014-05-22 19:23:00
Number of tracks has nothing to do with it. More music=more money, if anything, but having split tracks wouldn't make it more expensive.
Aggelos
2014-05-23 13:37:35
Regarding cues such as Dusan's Confession, Dusan's Village, Dusan's speech, the thematic material somehow bears an interesting resemblance to ideas by Mikhail Ippolitov-Ivanov featured in his orchestral suite Caucasian Sketches ("In a Village" the 2nd movement of the suite). Am I the only one who has noticed this?
Aggelos
2014-05-25 16:52:00
In addition, Trains (album version) or Hijack have moments that remind a little bit Sergei Prokofiev's "Tylbat's Death" from Romeo and Juliet.
Did Zimmer actually wrote everything except ''Devoe's Revenge'' and the trailer music?
Edmund Meinerts
2014-05-23 12:14:49
That's ironic considering "Devoe's Revenge" is the one cue we know is cowritten by Gavin Greenaway.
thejok3rrules
2014-05-23 19:53:17
It's nothing ironic, mate... I checked the booklet, it said ''All Songs Written by Hans Zimmer Except "Devoe's Revenge" Written by Gavin Greenaway & "The Peacemaker Trailer Music" Written by Harry Gregson-Williams'', so I asked myself: Is it true? Whatever.
Edmund Meinerts
2014-05-23 21:46:10
Oh, sorry! I somehow managed to read your comment the wrong way around. Silly me... :p
This is going to be very interesting, nonetheless! Hopefully, LaLaLand will release more stuff from the Media Ventures gang of the '90s before long.
trent easton navarro
2014-05-04 20:13:16
LaLaLand has already released quite some quality stuff from the 90's (Mancina's Bad Boys, Money Train and Speed scores, Zimmer's Broken Arrow and Days of Thunder). But there are still a few I like so released (Fair Game, Assassins) or expanded (The Fan, The Rock)
Anonymous
2014-05-05 18:52:11
Next up please, The Fan, The Fan, The Fan!!!
Edmund Meinerts
2014-05-05 19:30:18
I'm really surprised how many, uh, fans The Fan has. I know that apparently the album isn't a good representative of the score, but still - I didn't think what's there is really much good. I'm much more excited about The Peacemaker (even though I've already heard it :p )
Lambegue
2014-05-05 19:40:18
I'm really excited about this one too
trent easton navarro
2014-05-05 22:42:34
Like I said in an other thread, for me The Fan is the perfect combination between Hans Zimmer and NIN. Considering you don't like Trent Reznor, I'm not surprised you don't really care for The Fan.
As for this one, can't wait to own it! One of my fave Zimmer scores and of his finest action scores.
Aggelos
2014-05-13 21:24:27
From LLL's FB page @" REISSUE PRODUCED FOR LA-LA LAND RECORDS BY DAN GOLDWASSER MASTERED BY DOUG SCHWARTZ AT MULHOLLAND MUSIC LINER NOTES BY TIM GREIVING ART DIRECTION BY DAN GOLDWASSER
At long last, La-La Land Records, UME and Paramount Pictures (in association with Dreamworks Pictures) present one of Hans Zimmer’s greatest action scores – THE PEACEMAKER. This 1997 crackerjack thriller features one of Mr. Zimmer’s most legendary, jaw-droppingly awesome scores. Jam packed with over 2 ½ hours of music -- including original album edits, an alternate vocal featuring Lisbeth Scott and music exclusively written for the film’s trailer -- this 2 cd set features in depth liner notes by film music writer Tim Greiving and spectacular art direction by Dan Goldwasser. A must have purchase for any fan of high octane, memorable action music. "@
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