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At the end of the day, dudes, you are fighting over nothing. Balfe's score will be forgotten in two years. No on will champion it. Once Hans gets tired of his little Scottish meme he will just go away. The guy is nothing. He has composed nothing. He has nothing to leave to people.Bayhem - seriously, you are comparing Nolan, one of the most original directors of the 21st century - wiht Balfe. Name a score with original Balfe style? Jesus - are you fucking deaf? Balfe is what you get when Hans says No. Balfe is what you get when the money decreases by 99%. Synth samples.<br><br>What the fuck are you doing equating one of the greatest directors of the modern age with this age's cheapest hack?<br>So Lorne's receding hairboy guy, as the other man with knowledge indicated, is deleting us. Shame. Dude. Lorne Balfe is a hack. Get over it. You will laugh at yourself in ten years time for being here to support a copycat nobody.What barfing them out at two note intervals whereas Kramer used them for a Waltz? How talented are these RCP boys?<br>Jesus, you absolute brainwashed dingdongs. If you want interesting synth music, check up Etienne Forget's Le Foret. This is just old guys thinking they are cool, their younger sons following a dad instruction so they don't get the belt and we pay the budget for bottled water. Hans is not paying that for sure by the sound of this. Balfe music must be done on a key casio board budget with a few sessions with brass and strings to pretend we spend your money. Maybe we need to look at Zimmer's tax returns.
Jesus, you absolute brainwashed dingdongs. If you want interesting synth music, check up Etienne Forget's Le Foret. This is just old guys thinking they are cool, their younger sons following a dad instruction so they don't get the belt and we pay the budget for bottled water. Hans is not paying that for sure by the sound of this. Balfe music must be done on a key casio board budget with a few sessions with brass and strings to pretend we spend your money. Maybe we need to look at Zimmer's tax returns.Thematic consistency? You mean adopting a cue set in waltz motion to two simple brass synth key presses? Adopted? What an artist he must be? Are you a bit challenged? This score is the equivalent of your Grandpa asking for cool. Balfe delivers cool, but it is from 2000, with brass samples from Gladiator. <br><br>"because i said Zimmer barely writes his own music. Can't even have an opinion on this website anymore?"<br><br>What you said has nothing to do with an opinion. It's just lies, or false facts if you prefer.So.......why not get a new director then? I admire his efforts in trying to attempt something different for every sequel, but he's eventually gonna get tired if he keeps coming back. Plus, there's been evidence that surfaced to suggest that there was a very specific reason in Kraemer not returning, which don't necessarily contradict what McQ is saying here.<br><br>Despite all this, I'm very excited for Fallout as a whole. I've been able to enjoy films with disappointing scores before (*cough*BR2049*cough*).ThePhantasm, oh so your comment got deleted? And I was wondering what those replies about Interstellar and Dunkirk were doing here. lol!
Mephariel, fair enough. I see your point as well.<br><br>mpolonest123, I see your point.<br><br>But looking back at the MI2 score now, compared to some recent MV/RC stuff......it's just heads and tails above them. Again, that's just my opinion. There is a clear theme here, there is an actual structure. Not just some noisy sound effects thrown in the blender.@HunterTech - McQ said at every opportunity that a condition of his coming back would be making MI Fallout as if a different director was doing it. Which is why he got a new DoP, new composer, new costume designer etcBecause that opinion is clearly wrong when Dunkirk came out in 2017.The douchebag with the fucked up hairline known as Hybrid soldier erased my previous comment because i said Zimmer barely writes his own music. Can't even have an opinion on this website anymore? It's like I was bashing him or said anything terrible.
I can't agree with Genius: Picasso. I like the score, but it doesn't have enough direction. Just a lot of soundscaping. It is like the score is just there. <br><br>Balfe has this same problem with a lot of his scores.<br><br>I am so tire of people claiming Balfe has potential. It is like a basketball fan constantly claiming that Player X is two years away from being two years away. Every year people say Balfe is going to do something great. I am still waiting for this. That said, I haven't listened to MI:6 yet.Christopher Nolan of music? You serious? You compare Balfe with Nolan, one of the most talented directors of this generation? Nolan always does his own shit. He doesn't tempt scenes from other movies and recolor them and call them his. <br><br>Has Balfe written a great score that is truly his own yet? Maybe I just haven't heard it. <br><br>The only thing Balfe and Nolan has in common is that they are both white and they are both British.So I've finally decided to give this a listen today, and it was a lot of fun! The general quirkiness, source cues that actually benefit the score, and one of the best themes that I've heard from Zimmer in Moriarty certainly make this one a keeper. A lot of people barp on the OST, but it certainly made me interested to hear the music in a better form. I'll probably have to listen to it again before forming a definitive opinion, but as is, it managed to actually live up to the hype.Music By Harry Gregson-Williams<br>Additional Music By Stephanie Economou<br>Music Supervisor By Jabari AliTotally phoned in...I got nothing from this...
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Kynren - An Epic Tale Of England
Label: Puy Du Fou England
Length: 69'57
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  1. A Tale Of England (3'45)
  2. The Gatehouse Of Time (1'51)
  3. Joseph Of Arimathea (1'26)
  4. King Arthur (1'23)
  5. The Little Centurion (3'17)
  6. Saint Cuthbert (2'58)
  7. The Dream Of Durham (1'23)
  8. Stamford Bridge (3'40)
  9. The Normans (3'15)
  10. The Coronation (2'42)
  11. The Great Medieval Festival (2'38)
  12. Neville's Cross (3'48)
  13. Fields Of The Cloth Of Gold (1'49)
  14. The Queen And The Poet (5'25)
  15. Executed (1'29)
  16. Georgian Renaissance (3'07)
  17. Winter And Spring (2'19)
  18. A Train Celebration (1'23)
  19. Of Men And Mines (4'13)
  20. The Jubilee (4'05)
  21. The Christmas Truce (3'04)
  22. The Miners' Gala (3'21)
  23. Their Finest Hour (1'47)
  24. The History Of Us (5'45)
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Morgan Joylighter reply Replies: 0 || 2018-03-25 16:54:22
Where can this be purchased? I can't find it anywhere :(
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