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mpolonest123 I’m glad I’m not the only one who enjoys Jurassic World. It think it pays great tribute to John Williams’ groundbreaking work for the JP franchise, but it also had many exciting and creative motifs that made the score stand out in my mind.As for Pan, I initially wasn’t impressed at all with the music. It took about a year for it to sink in and let me fall in love with the themes.@mrzimmerfan<br>Yeah, I definitely disagree. When I was watching Rogue One in theaters I kept getting taken out of the film because of the music, which isn’t something that I normally pay attention to when I watch movies. <br><br>And I know it gets criticized a lot, but I honestly love Jurassic World. The flat recording sound aside, I think it’s an intelligent score that does something new the franchise material while still paying tribute. Even Homecoming has grown on me, particularly Vulture’s theme.@Ds: i'm not a big fan for Pan, i liked the score, but Powell have MUUUCH better action/fantasy scores."Pan" was also a replacement score, and look at the marvelous Powell score we got... However I don't know how long he had to score it. Certainly a bit more time than what Giacchino got for Rogue One.
The action music is flat in Rogue One?, agree if the score isn't as good as Jupiter Ascending, for example, but the action music is BETTER than Spider-Man or Jurassic World.<br><br>IMHOAlso new Harry Gregson-Williams score out today! Breath.To be fair, Giacchino didn’t have much time to work on Rogue One, which explains why certain portions (coughactionmusiccough) fell flat. It’s not a bad score at all, but yeah, John Powell is above and beyond a better composer. His recordings have life and energy, and while most of it still sounds like Powell, he is able to switch into Williams mode so easily.<br><br>In defense of Giacchino though, just go listen to Jupiter Ascending if you want a score on the same level as this. The action music is phenomenal, there are at least a dozen solid themes, and the recording doesn’t seem as flat as some of his other scores.I think Powell found his niche with this score...<br>Because he's WAY better at apeing Williams than Giacchino could ever be, and with way more energy....<br><br>And here Giacchino prides his work on Williams from his origins in video game music... <br><br>This blows Giacchino out of the ocean and into the moon. This surprises me, as I expected Giacchino to have such huge hard-on for Williams.Sehr geehrter Herr Zimmer, <br>Hallo Hans,<br> <br>ich habe einige ihrer Konzerte gesehen, Prag jedoch, war wirklich, ich kann es nicht in Worte fassen, unglaublich. Top Musiker und eine super performance!<br>Ihre Musik ist eine Inspiration.<br>Hoffentlich hören wir noch viele Stücke von Ihnen...<br><br>Hochachtungsvoll und liebe Grüße<br>Stefan
Yeah, 30-ish seconds into Do You Bleed?"Reminiscent Therapy" is amazing in the way it incorporates a lot of Williams' classic stuff making it feel very natural and organic, like it's part Powell's themes, like he does with "The Adentures of Han".<br><br>This is a really great scoreHe is the chosen one, the one who will bring balance to the film music world...Thats just 'do you bleed?' with a small insert?Haha, It's as the prophecy foretold.
John Powell, the great uniter of film music fans@MrZimmerFan<br><br>I actually like Rogue One, and I do understand why it leans so heavily on the original themes. Here the themes are incorporated more as fan service, but Powell is able to do wonders with interpolating them with his material. <br><br>And something I forgot to mention, this score reminds me so much of Pan in the action sequences. The percussion and brass writing is great lolim surprised how Powell uses his ANTZ percussion in this!<br><br>The track Train Heist, Into The Maw is good example of it.<br><br>This is the only score that will please the gang at JW and HZ alike.When JWFan and HZ.com are discussing the same score....'but not as heavily as Rogue One'<br><br>Because Rogue One have conections with certain aspects or characters from the OT?<br><br>An here you have a track with three themes (or cues) with no conections with the OT, Rogue One have more sense... but the score is fricking awesome :)
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Composer - Conductor - Musician : Piano & TrumpetAdditional MusicMusic Production Services
Atli ÖrvarssonClay DuncanHans ZimmerSteven Kofsky
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Babylon A.D. (Expanded Score)
Label: Unofficial Release
Length: 89'35
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  1. Agnus Dei (4:09)
  2. Intro Shot From Space (1:06)
  3. Someone Asked For You (1:32)
  4. Gunmen Escort Toorop Out (2:48)
  5. Passport (1:52)
  6. Bit Schlap (1:12)
  7. Monastery (2:44)
  8. Aurora (2:12)
  9. Leaving The Monastery (2:20)
  10. Marketplace Source #1 - Marketplace Madness (2:59)
  11. Marketplace Source #2 - Mumbai Massacre (3:10)
  12. Living Creatures Made By God (0:41)
  13. Aurora Takes In Marketplace (2:39)
  14. Explosion Chaos (1:25)
  15. Refugee Camp - Industrial Snow Park (1:57)
  16. Cage Fighter Dies (1:41)
  17. Refugees On Ice (2:47)
  18. Ride On A Grey Submarine (2:53)
  19. Aurora's Story (3:24)
  20. Snow Bike Travel (1:12)
  21. Snow Bike - Drone Encounter (2:14)
  22. Aurora Operates (1:07)
  23. We're All Going To Die In New York (1:03)
  24. Aurora Borealis (2:33)
  25. Showered & Almost Kiss (1:35)
  26. New York City (2:33)
  27. Monastery Is Destroyed (3:18)
  28. Bolero - Brooklyn Square (8:32)
  29. Priestess In Skyscraper (1:56)
  30. High Priestess On A Rampage (2:24)
  31. Toorop Is Home (2:30)
  32. Range Rover Chase (2:41)
  33. Aurora Is Dead (2:44)
  34. Aurora's Theme (4:08)
  35. Someone Asked For You (Alternate) (1:34)
  36. Leaving The Monastery (Alternate) (1:57)
  37. New York City (Alternate) (2:21)
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Felix reply Replies: 1 || 2015-11-17 21:21:50
Leavin the Monastery reminds me of Angels & Demons..haha :D

Edmund Meinerts2015-11-17 22:44:28
This whole score sounds like a dry run for Angels & Demons. You've got the rhythmic chanting that alternates between female and male choirs...hell, you've even got the five-note ascending ostinato!

No surprise I guess that Atli worked on A&D too... :p
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