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A Celebration? It's actually on youtube now.Got it. I assumed as much for the first 3. Thanks.hahahaha ... crack, sorry. Well so far there is no news of anything. Only the video that one track and one with Dave, but it's a preview.<br>I'm not sure how to get news on this, I really would like to get it hahaha.Isabel Suite = Isabel the Strong<br>Thadeous Suite = Thadeous<br>The Quest Suite = Let Us Quest!<br><br>End credits is probably ripped from the film.> Fair enough, but I know for a fact that Steve was inspired by Harry Potter because of the complete score track "Tavern Fighting (Part 1)". The end of that track has a direct reference to The Chamber of Secrets theme from the second film.<br><br>Nice catch. Those are very similar.<br><br>Btw, I have some "expanded" version of the score, which seems to be identical to the complete score on this site, aside from the fact that it's missing the last 4 tracks. Do those have equivalents in the regular release?
Yes, I was referring to A Celebration. "It's out there" as in "it can be obtained unofficially". Were you referring to the Sia track? That is on Bleeding Fingers' site.no, but you can find it on the bleeding fingers page.<br>it also doesn't look like planet eart: a celebration has a release :(Well, it's out there. Looks like no official release?> He's just posted in his Instagram story that in 9 days he has more interesting stuff coming.<br><br>Today's status says it's his "first published film score". That sounds like awesome news. I really hope this starts a trend...<br><br>I imagine having your own label-thing helps for stuff like expanded releases and sheet music?can you produce track for me?
How do I become your apprentice? tremblayliam@yahoo.comGreenland is so good!<br><br>Nice mix between kids choir, electronics and orchestra, remind me to San Andreas a little.Never listen the complete score, so i can't comment about thatFair enough, but I know for a fact that Steve was inspired by Harry Potter because of the complete score track "Tavern Fighting (Part 1)". The end of that track has a direct reference to The Chamber of Secrets theme from the second film.I GOT HIS AUTOGRAPH!!!!!!
Dark Phoneix is more playable than Dunkirk, more thematic in my opinion, and don't agree with that opinions saying are the same, specially when Dark Phoenix has more in common with the early 2010s and some of the 90s score by Zimmer.I don't find the similarities between Playful Secrets and Home Alone, mostly the track (and the most part of the score) reminds more to Danny Elfman than John Williams, even Goldsmith, which his synthesizers sounds, are pretty unique, much more than Jablonsky in this score, but i give that sounds like a 80s synthesizer.Please Inception be next!!<br>There are tons of music in the film that didn't make it to the soundtrack.That's great. I personally like Dark Phoenix more than dunkirk, I feel pretty good visiting Xperiments.<br><br>The funny thing (and I can identify with your anecdote), is that every time I do homework with my son, I put music on him (not just Hans), but he also gets to recognize just by listening to a fragment or the main theme, a example is le petit prince, the lion king and the hobbit., among others recognizes them. He's only 4 years old and I'm funny because he asks me for music to do his battles.<br>quite an experience hahaI have a feeling Hans doesn’t even know about this release lol. It’s so lazily done. I hope the packaging makes up for it tho. <br><br>I’m crossing my fingers for Dunkirk but I don’t think it’ll ever happen. That
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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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