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Thanks for the heads up. Haven't checked his stuff in a while. Like I said, I figured some stuff was off here.I recommend you check out YFM’s edit cause it has all those cues properly where they belong as well as a slightly different order.They are? I searched but only got the regular OSTI watched the movie and tried to put the cuesheet that Hybrid posted into chronological order... This is what I was able to gather from watching the movie:<br><br>1. Opening Pt. 1 - HZ<br>2. Opening Pt. 2 - HZ, SM<br>3. The Beach Pt. 1 - HZ<br>4. The Beach Pt. 2 - HZ, AK<br>5. The Air - HZ<br>6. Stretcher Carry - HZ, AK<br>7. Approaching Trawler - HZ<br> 8. Bandit 11 O’Clock / Off You Go - HZ<br>9. One Bandit Down - HZ<br>10. Meeting Rear Admiral - HZ<br> 11. Shivering Soldier - HZ<br> 12. Fortis Leader Down - HZ<br> 13. Stuka Bombing Medical Ship - HZ, Andy Page<br> 14. U-Boat - HZ<br> 15. Boarding Destroyer/Below Deck - HZ, Andy Page<br> 16. I’m Not Going Back to Dunkirk - HZ<br> 17. Heinkel 11 O’Clock - HZ, Satnam Ramgotra <br> 18. Torpedo - HZ, Satnam Ramgotra <br> 19. Soldier Locked Below Deck - HZ<br> 20. Collins Water Landing - HZ<br> 21. Torpedo Aftermath - HZ<br> 22. Wait for Another Lifeboat - HZ<br> 23. Turn it Around! - HZ<br> 24. George Falls - HZ<br> 25. Farrier Attacks Heinkel - HZ, LB<br> 26. The Bodies Come Back - HZ<br> 27. I Can’t See - HZ, Alex Gibson <br> 28. Farrier Turns Back - HZ<br> 29. Activate Small Vessels Pool - HZ<br> 30. Waiting for the Tide - HZ<br> 31. Should We Turn Back - HZ<br> 32. Smoke From the Spitfire - HZ<br> 33. Dutch Sailor Comes Back - HZ<br> 34. Collins Crash Landing - HZ<br> 35. There Was No Chute - HZ<br> 36. Target Practice - HZ<br> 37. Collins Struggles / Ditch Ballast - HZ<br> 38. Sauerkraut Sauce - HZ<br> 39. Collins Underwater HZ<br> 40. Minesweeper Bombed / Trawler Floats - HZ, AK<br> 41. Plug the Hole - HZ<br> 42. Nimrod - HZ, BW<br> 43. Covered in Oil / Abandon Ship - HZ, AK<br> 44. Where Are You From - HZ<br> 45. 109 Approaching - HZ<br> 46. Engineless Flight - HZ, BW<br> 47. Rail Yard - HZ<br> 48. Variation 15 - HZ, BW<br> 49. End Credits / 5MEC1 - HZ, BW, LB<br> 50. End Credits Long Note Harmonics v.12.7 - HZ<br> 51. End Credits Air - HZ v.31.07<br> 52. End Credits Tommy v8.00<br><br>I'm missing the following in this list: Attack Aftermath / Navy Requisition, Decent Altitude, Destroyer By, Farrier Chasing 109, Farrier Chased by 109, and Little Boats. Anyone know where those go?<br>@Knight<br>Yeah I really can’t argue there. As much as I love Mortal Engines even I have to admit that recording was kind of awful, particularly with the studio noise filtering through.
Ditto on the recordings, Mortal Engines was awful in this regard with the harsh mix and on top of that, an unforgiveable amount of session noise/chatter.I’ve been giving this score a few more shakes lately, if only to see if my initial opinion had changed. The biggest issue for me is the lack of a strong set of themes. Alita’s Theme, for example, works well enough in context but hasn’t really left any impression on me. Mortal Engines has about 7 primary themes, all of which are really strong. <br><br>Where I will praise Tom the most is the recording. Everything sounds crisp and clear, as opposed to his usual overmixed style. Here’s hoping that he sticks with this type of recording from now on. <br>And one other plus, the woodwinds! It’s so refreshing to hear the woodwinds play a prominent role here, especially in the almost classical way they are utilized.It seems the Japanese exclusive tracks are available on deezer, but not on any other platform. And weirdly enough, I couldn't find any download link anywhere.Lieber Herr Zimmer,<br><br>würde über Ihre kurze Meldung über mein Stück freuen.<br><br>Liebe Grüße<br>Irakli Shermazanashvili<br><br>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-FWQaMm4p8"BBC Studios has announced that Hans Zimmer, Jacob Shea and Jasha Klebe will compose the theme and score for the upcoming BBC Earth natural history series One Planet, Seven Worlds. The show is presented and executive produced by Sir David Attenborough and will reveal how each distinct continent has shaped the unique animal life found there. Each of the series’ seven episodes will transport viewers to a single continent and tell the story of its spectacular wildlife and iconic landscapes. Zimmer, Shea and Klebe have previously composed music for BBC’s Planet Earth II and Blue Planet II (for Bleeding Fingers Music). One Planet, Seven Worlds will premiere later this year on BBC One in the UK and on BBC America in the U.S."<br><br>From filmmusicreporter.com<br><br>
I wonder if its like no way its ever going to be released or there is a small chance we will see it one day.<br><br>Can anyone recall any scores for directors cut being released?Hello!<br>Have you any Informations for a Relaease to "PAGAN PEAK"? German TV Series "Der Pass" from Jacob Shea, Produced by Hans Zimmer?also was really good fantastic score IMHO his best since Mad Max.Just saw the film Music was hitting on point in all the right spots.Don't know where else to put this... How much music did Hans + co. write for The Last Face? I know the movie flopped so it will probably never get released, but the 15 or so minutes that I've heard between YouTube and Andrew K's soundcloud is really pretty good. It's like Interstellar + The Lion King + Woman in Gold.
Dear Hans Zimmer.<br><br>I have no idea if you ever read this, but i just want to thank you for all the amazing music you have create through the years.<br>You are truly a gifted man.<br>I hope you along your life had time to teach young talents so they will be able to create such amazing music as you in the future.<br>I dont know you, but i think you have a love for music and to experiment with music and be the best you can be.<br>I enjoy your music for movies and impressed how you created the music for "interstellar" with old fashion church ovel/pipes. I think this show you are great and special when you think out of the box and play and experiement with music due to creative talent.<br>( ps.. i cant even play an instrument my self, but i love your music ).<br><br>I wish you the very best, and peace and quiet during old age and hope you will continue to create music as long as you live. Please teach other talented young people to step in your place.<br><br>Thank you for everyting amazing work.<br><br>A fan ;-)7m4!!! The BEST cue from Hans since years!!!Whoa, that's right, I forgot a Gladiator sequel was being made. But I feel like something would have to shake Heaven and Earth before Hans worked on a Ridley Scott movie again. But then, Powell reunited with Greengrass for Jason Bourne (however uninspired that score was). So I guess anything's possible.I got them from a japanse store after an hour going through hoops VPN paypal and google translate.<br><br>Very strange cause this are one of the best tracks of the entire score<br><br>Very weird the score or the movie havent attracted much attention at all.Hope Zimmer comes back to do Gladiator 2.
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Volvo V90 - Epilogue (Commercial)
Label: 14th Street Music LLC (Digital Download Only)
Length: 3'48
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Evenstar reply Replies: 4 || 2016-09-22 23:37:31
So why is Lorne the producer here? Wasn't it always the other way around or why would Hans need to be produced by Lorne? o.O

Edmund Meinerts2016-09-23 01:04:42
It's not the first time. Remember that Lorne got a prominent producer credit (well, alongside Hans) on the front covers of e.g. Sherlock Holmes...kind of an indirect way of acknowledging just how much he contributed to that score, I guess?

Evenstar2016-09-23 12:54:13
Yeah maybe... I think Lorne was the additional composer again and they produced it together in the end.

Mike2016-09-23 15:34:35
I do sort of wonder what Lorne does as a producer on a Hans score when he isn't also credited with any writing. Granted, there are only 2 cues. If Hans couldn't handle that I would be surprised. :P

Musikzone2016-09-23 19:01:17
Why? Maybe because he is actually really good !

NotSoAnonymous reply Replies: 1 || 2016-09-20 06:57:36
Interesting they released these both as singles. Regardless, I'm always happy to hear more Hans.

Mike2016-09-20 17:47:04
Same thought. Either way, glad to see it released.
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