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Audio Downloader Prime for Google Chrome is your friend ;)Yep, I noticed. And in mp3<br>I guess YT is still the better wayThere's a way to do it but I won't tell you for fear that I get HULK SMASHED by Hybrid. Besides, the file is in 112 kbps, it's barely worth the trouble (and I'm not even much of an audiophile).totally agreed...<br>maybe some way to hack intoI hope the Imperial March is in the score.
Thank You NotaPix. That was really helpful. :)<br>I've never found this one either. It's the biggest gap in my HGW collection probably. Wonder why it never got a proper score release, sure it's a bit mickey-mousey and insubstantial but they could have at least put 30 minutes or so on the regular album, not just one track...hello Piyush VC<br>sorry, I hope I have correctly understood your question, I do not know English (google translator).<br>I do not remember well how long my covers have been published here after my submission.<br>but if you would like to publish your own cover of the composer Hans Zimmer here, it is more correct that you address the questions of this type to 'antas' admin.<br>as I said, I hope my answer is relevant to your question.<br>bye :)Anywhere I can find a complete recording of this soundtrack? I've looked everywhere.Hey there.. Your music score is really good, I liked them all. I wanna know within how many days after your submission, were your tracks posted over here?
Can anyone point me to where I can get a copy of this? I'd love to have this in my collection.It's been nearly 27 years since this came out in 1991.Nop, you're not the only one.<br><br>I can say everything i listen John Powell is something with quality and personality.<br><br>How to Train Your Dragon is one of his best. You are missing out. <br><br>But I may be the only person who thinks Face/Off is one of his best scores. I love that score more than nearly any John Powell scores.I'm agree that
They are independent events, but I think they are working in conjunction with each other. I based this on the description on the Vienna website. Their program is called The World of Hans Zimmer and some of the arrangements will be written by Zimmer himself. That leads me to believe this year's gala is a bit different and is just a stop for Zimmer's tour.Probably not. The two are indepedent events.@Edmund<br><br>actually i wasn't interested in the Dragon scores...or Pan, for that matter. Xmen 3 wasn't too bad, but he still had that tight RCP score techniques...Yeah, I think he must have changed his methods since Hancock/Green Zone...Because I'm not interested in hsi work after that. Must be those pesky drums he doesnt use anymore?Yeah, I know there's more than just the main theme in those Trek scores, I was just exaggerating to make a point. :pPretty sure the reason HGW works with Washington so often is because Tony Scott worked with him so often... :p
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Tom Holkenborg (Junkie XL)Aljoscha ChristenhußJack DolmanStephen Perone
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Distance Between Dreams (Documentary)
Label: Lakeshore Records (Digital Download Only)
Length: 66'49
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  1. Stranded (5:53)
    Tom Holkenborg
  2. The Shore (9:57)
    Tom Holkenborg, Aljoscha Christenhuß
  3. The Workx (6:26)
    Tom Holkenborg
  4. Always Ready (5:17)
    Tom Holkenborg, Antonio Di Iorio
  5. Dark Beaches (8:20)
    Tom Holkenborg
  6. Dark Blue Hours (7:45)
    Tom Holkenborg, Antonio Di Iorio
  7. Deep Cut (3:58)
    Tom Holkenborg, Aljoscha Christenhuß
  8. Distant Lights (4:31)
    Tom Holkenborg, Aljoscha Christenhuß
  9. Increasing Vibes (5:51)
    Tom Holkenborg, Antonio Di Iorio
  10. Jaws (3:58)
    Tom Holkenborg
  11. Wavey Waters (4:49)
    Tom Holkenborg
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mpolonest123 reply Replies: 0 || 2016-12-30 23:08:12
Just listened/watched Spectral on Netflix. Nothing really special from JXL, pretty much a hybrid of Point Break and Paranoia
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Frank reply Replies: 0 || 2016-12-12 09:16:41
Hybrid, will his latest work Spectral got an album release?

Hybrid Soldier reply Replies: 2 || 2016-11-25 12:39:54
Extract !

MB2016-11-25 14:55:10
Cool:) reminds me sound from the game FEZ

MB2016-11-25 14:57:47
....and Junkie XL - Honey (from 2006 album Today)

mpolonest123 reply Replies: 0 || 2016-11-23 15:39:44
Looks interesting, hopefully this is less of the electronic/drumming Junkie and more of the thematic one.

Hybrid, any chance of Brimstone being released?

Felix reply Replies: 1 || 2016-11-23 13:28:59
It looks interesting :)

Max2016-11-23 13:33:23
For a moment,I thought it's for Point Break. Haha.

Can not wait for this one. :D
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Distance Between Dreams (Documentary) soundtrack - Tom Holkenborg (Junkie XL) 2016