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and Zimmer was also involved in this movie as if it was in the previous ones?<br>======================<br><br>Hmm, I don't think Hans was involved here. He helped on TF4 and did some work on TF2 (to what extent I don't know) but that's pretty much it. Then again, Hans seems to be always around when it's a Michael Bay production.... :)and Zimmer was also involved in this movie as if it was in the previous ones?Really waiting for this soundtrack and hope Wallfisch will bring new vision into Hellboy universe.@Hybrid thanks a lot for your answers and your detective work!<br>Funny to see that Lorne does that much uncredited help (I know it’s only the tip of the iceberg, and that he isn’t the only one, as Bayhem said the rcp composers must help each other every time...)Please Hybrid. Make a forum with register members.
It and A Cure For Wellness by Benjamin Wallfisch.<br>.....................<br><br>Well, I'll be goddamned! I totally forgot about 'A Cure For Wellness'. I absolutely loved the movie and yes, the score is truly great and memorable, especially the main theme. Wallfisch knocked it out of the park with that one.<br><br>It seems that every time Gore Verbinski makes a horror movie we're treated with a great score. First it was 'The Ring' - which IMO is one of the best horror scores ever - and more recently 'A Cure For Wellness'. Both very immersive, creepy and atmospheric scores. Exactly the type of horror scores that I love.I think it's safe to say that the power anthems and the tracks that were very much an homage to the 90's MV/RC sound were done by Jablonsky. Balfe was never a "power anthem" type of composer. He's more like John Powell, while Steve is more like Hans. Steve has embraced the MV/RC sound, while Lorne is more "reserved".<br><br>That's why I'm extremely curious to hear Lorne's music for SIX UNDERGROUND. The 13 Hours score is great but it was very, for lack of a better word, contained. Which is understandable, considering the subject matter. But Six Underground is a huge balls-to-the-wall action adventure that takes place all over the world and Lorne really has a shot to go as wild and big as he can. I'm sure Bay would love that :)We'll see...When is the new website gonna be up? and will there be a forum with registered members?I remember seeing discussion several times on this forum about how Lorne would often reply to people on his social media accounts when they asked him for his credits in the scores he did additional music for. So does anyone have any credits that he or other composers have shared about this film?
This feature will be gone from the future website, AT LAST...I just saw the show last night in London and loved the visual integration of the movies into the show .<br><br>Overall I reckon I preferred his show last time in London as he did not do interstellar which was really disappointing for me :( I also wish he did more tracks from the dark knight series as they were my faves at his last show.<br><br>In all the soundtracks the voters give very low note. You are a gang of unhappy people.Probably.Are there any other tracks in the album which were composed by Balfe? Just wondering...
I assumed you meant the forums themselves. I knew composer websites were a way to find their credits, I just didn't think to do it for this score yet for some reason.See the guys uotop listed next to jablonsky? click their names and go to their websites. You have to do the work. But there they are. Right on this site.^ Have to agree with you there. It’s not a terrible film by any means, but given the concept it is surprisingly bland. There were so many opportunities to do something cool with the dream concept, but it felt to me like they played it “safe”. And yes, the characters are extremely forgettable. I will give credit to Jackie Earl Haley, he does a pretty good job with the material he is given.<br><br>And I just remembered 2 excellent horror scores from the past few years: <br>It and A Cure For Wellness by Benjamin Wallfisch."Luke Richards did “Ospreys” and Gary Dworetsky did “Calling All Autobots”. You can find that out from this very site." <br><br>I've looked through this thread several times and I never saw that information, but I appreciate you filling me in! And yeah, Hybrid, it is kind of difficult for me to distinguish between Lorne and Steve's TF styles. They both kind of blend in since the style was established with their heavy collaboration in the first 2 films.<br>The music is good, definitely better than Amityville (which I never found scary or interesting). The overuse of the cello and ambient/atonal cues gets annoying at times, but unlike a lot of modern horror there is real substance here. A decent amount of themes (but not too many), some decent suspenseful ostinato bits, good use of children's choir, and good thematic development. I don't have any interest in Steve's ambient horror scores because I really dislike that type of music.<br><br>As for the remake it's really mixed for me. There are genuinely creepy visuals and ideas, but with often poor execution. My go-to example is there's a great dream sequence with "not-Johnny Depp" in the library with dream-like visuals such as Freddy turning around inhumanly quickly. But that final visual is accompanied by a jump-scare for no reason and completely kills the impact of it. If his turning was completely silent, it would have been much more terrifying. <br><br>Jackie Earle Haley did a really good job as Freddy, (especially in the alternate ending), and Rooney Mara executed the material she was given very well. But unfortunately the characters are bland, all fitting into the emo/hipster teenager stereotype and little else. It also doesn't help that much of the deleted and alternate scenes ended up being much more interesting than the final ones we were stuck with, (Hospital Opening, Dean's original death scenes, and Alternate Ending).
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Dragon Age - Inquisition (VG)
Label: E.A.R.S. (Digital Download Only)
Length: 96'43
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  1. Dragon Age Inquisition Theme (2:52)
  2. Escape From The Fade (1:14)
  3. The Wrath Of Heaven (5:25)
  4. Calling The Inquisition (1:59)
  5. Champions Of The Just (3:55)
  6. Lord Seeker (2:08)
  7. In Hushed Whispers (4:49)
  8. Sacrifice (1:01)
  9. Alexius (2:35)
  10. In Your Heart Shall Burn (1:33)
  11. The Dawn Will Come (1:58)
  12. Journey To Skyhold (1:48)
  13. The Western Approach (2:07)
  14. Siege Of Adamant (1:14)
  15. Adamant Fortress (4:16)
  16. The Fall (2:08)
  17. The Place Of All Fears (2:42)
  18. Nightmare's End (0:40)
  19. Val Royeaux (1:12)
  20. Wicked Eyes And Wicked Hearts (3:35)
  21. The Inquisition Marches (1:46)
  22. The Lost Temple (6:50)
  23. Death On The Bridge (2:26)
  24. Guardians Of The Past (3:14)
  25. The Well Of Sorrows (2:00)
  26. Call His Wrath (1:52)
  27. The Lie In Which You Linger (3:14)
  28. Battle In The Sky (1:05)
  29. Tooth And Scale (3:45)
  30. Let The Skies Boil (0:40)
  31. Doom Upon All The World (3:48)
  32. Orb Of Destruction (1:19)
  33. The Scar (0:56)
  34. Return To Skyhold (2:13)
  35. Epilogue (1:10)
  36. The Elder One Theme (4:28)
  37. Orlais Theme (2:44)
  38. Thedas Love Theme (1:59)
  39. A World Torn Asunder (Gameplay Trailer) (2:03)
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Dimitris Krommidas reply Replies: 0 || 2018-10-27 23:55:48
Playing the game now on PS4. My favorite score from the great Trevor Morris.

GrayEdwards reply Replies: 0 || 2017-06-18 04:41:29
So it seems that Ted Reedy, who was an additional composer on Inquisiton is scoring Bioware's upcoming game "Anthem".

https://twitter.com/Bio_Warner/status/875878259237376003

Any reason he doesn't have his own page here? Is he not officially part of RCP?

Everan reply Replies: 1 || 2014-12-16 18:43:07
I can't stop listening to the main themw!!

Hoping there are more editions in the future, Dragon Age II had some. There's so much music in this. Wish the bard songs in taverns were available too.

Miles2015-11-18 17:13:09
You're in luck! E.A.R.S. has released an album with the main bard songs, along with an album containing Morris' music for the Descent and Trespasser expansion packs!

Gray Edwards reply Replies: 0 || 2015-01-16 06:21:49
I was disappointed when I heard that Morris would be doing this. I loved his work on The Tudors, but basically everything else he's done has been generic RCP junk.

The main theme for this was okay, but it's very similar to Pippin's song from Return of the King. On top of that, I absolutely hate The Dawn Will Come and the scene it went with, so now every time I hear the theme those stupid lyrics pop in my head.

Now I have the hear that annoying theme every time I bring up the main menu on the game.

OKKU reply Replies: 0 || 2014-12-14 21:43:47
Val Royeaux is good..

Nicolas reply Replies: 0 || 2014-11-25 01:47:14
Verry good song
when I listen to this music with my coffee
I tell myself that everything is possible
i'm french and i like your job !!!

jewen reply Replies: 0 || 2014-11-15 23:54:27
Thanks, THANKS Mr.Morris.

Such Amazing score. Up there in my top 5 of 2014.
And nearly perfect like Jeremy Soule's Skyrim.

And for all of you collegas...Do not leave the chance to hear this Big Piece of Work.

Miles reply Replies: 2 || 2014-10-23 06:47:07
This is amazing! Where did you find this?

Hybrid Soldier2014-10-23 09:39:05
Come on Miles, I'm supposed to know all this ! ;)

SomberXIII2014-10-27 04:46:28
E.A.R.S. on iTunes. Google "Electronic Arts Recordings". It's a bit difficult to find the official iTunes page.

Hybrid Soldier reply Replies: 1 || 2014-10-22 21:21:33
This should be interesting ! :)
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Where's the "like" button? :D
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