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Can't wait to hear this. I am huge fan of Planet Earth II and Blue Planet II.Is nobody going to talk about this amazing soundtrack???I know I´m 10 years late, but god wish this got complete recordings release, so much music is missing...The track in the video I linked sounds decent. Works well for the scene.Back in 2003/2004 some guy made his own fan-made "expanded score". <br>Some tracks were actually OST tracks looped, with some drums added in the mix, some were from an unknown source. I only remember some badly-mixed synth cues that sounded like home-made, experimental material.
would love to help out, but the video/track is blocked :/Think about Gemini Man, the score come out the same day as the movie (in that case, 11th October), and the details come the same week.<br><br>We'll likely get final details towards the end of the week or early next week. I guess I'm just a little surprised that it's taken this long. The movie had surprise screenings either yesterday or the day before, so it seems like everything's pretty final.Sorry, that is the wrong link above (film version)<br><br>This is the track I'm talking about. Does anyone recognize this version.<br><br>https://youtu.be/etkri6OKLpEThere is an expanded score album with the track called "Sniper/Border Post". It is different from the piece used in the film. Does anyone know the true identity of that track. I like the synth sound and the male vocal singing/wailing/crying in this cue.<br><br>https://youtu.be/DbENmej_cH0
But the scores comes out in 1th NovemberThe movie is out this Wednesday in some territories."In the third one he writes the "father and son" theme, it's okay but it's harmonically basic and the melody is UNMEMORABLE"<br><br><br>Aaaaaaaaaaaaand your whole analysis falls flat right there ! :PThanks Edmund.<br><br>@PaulH I am not meaning to say that Balfe cannot compose good music. There are compositions that I like: the Picasso theme is creative and well-written. Just that I find his arrangements of others more compelling usually than his own material.<br><br>An example that is good of this is kung fu panda. His arrangements of themes are really fun and energetic. In the third one he writes the "father and son" theme, it's okay but it's harmonically basic and the melody is unmemorable. Contrast to Hans: the Po theme and Spirit theme are precise, fun, harmonically clever, and memorable. But his score cues sometimes feel lacking: his transitions are clunky, the bridge material is uncreative and basic. <br><br>It must be so much fun to work on those projects together. Coming up with idea and hearing what someone can turn it into, or getting to play with someone's idea without the pressure of starting from scratch.And also, be prepared for more Studio Time for the score
Tom said in his Twitter: 'Details very soon'<br><br>Altough, is only a week awayThe Nils Frahm track was released years agoNo one is mentioning "Says" from Nils Frahm. What a masterpiece of music. Love how it develops and getting so emotional even with that futuristic sound-effect. One of the highlights of this score, with those tracks Cerbei mentioned.Balfe is a great arranger but an even better composer.Beyond Two Souls is still one of the best game soundtracks.<br><br>I must have watched another movie in regards to Balfe filling in the gaps - that makes no sense?The soundtrack released seems not to relate to what was actually used in the film.Balfe “gap” music is featured much more and works brilliantly<br>
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The Recruit
Label: Varese Sarabande
Length: 49'21
HZimmer.com rating:        3/5
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  1. Main Title (2:22)
  2. Spartacus (1:29)
  3. To The Farm (3:14)
  4. CIA Training (3:39)
  5. Lie Detector (1:50)
  6. Talking Over Crabs (1:13)
  7. Hijacked (6:47)
  8. You're Going To Langley (1:46)
  9. Layla (2:32)
  10. Under Covers (1:52)
  11. A Bug For Breakfast (7:08)
  12. Aftermath (4:28)
  13. Nothing Is What It seems (6:31)
  14. Target is Burke (4:30)
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Dingmaster reply Replies: 1 || 2011-06-27 19:15:36
Just curious; is this score performed with a full live orchestra or are the string parts just synthesized string parts?

Prott2011-06-27 19:27:54
The strings in this one are recorded live (although there are a lot of other synthetic instruments/sounds). .-)

Antas, Webmaster reply Replies: 0 || 2007-07-25 00:00:00
Here it is ;o)
www.hans-zimmer.com/fr/disco_detail.php?id=709

Hybrid Soldier reply Replies: 0 || 2007-07-24 00:00:00
Tracklist of the Complete :

CD1
01 - Main Title (2:22)
02 - MIT Job Fait (1:29)
03 - Spartacus Demo (0:52)
04 - Til Noon Tomorrow (2:32)
05 - Trust Yourself - CIA Entry Test (3:39)
06 - To The Farm (3:15)
07 - Training Part I (3:42)
08 - Training Part II (3:20)
09 - Poker Game (0:26)
10 - Blue Ridge Bar (1:12)
11 - OP Completed (0:39)
12 - Lie Detector (1:56)
13 - Talking Over Crabs (1:13)
14 - James & Layla Make Up - Hijacked (9:36)
15 - Burke Sneaks In (0:28)
16 - Layla Is A Mole (6:38)
17 - You're Going To Langley (1:45)
18 - Tailing Layla (1:46)

CD2
01 - Bugging Layla (6:25)
02 - Love (2:30)
03 - Layla's Laptop (1:53)
04 - James Gets A Gun (1:01)
05 - Bug For Breakfast - Chasing Layla (15:09)
06 - Post Car Crash (4:26)
07 - Burke Chasing James (8:47)
08 - The Target Is Burke (4:33)
09 - End Credits (4:01)

Length : 95:51

;-)

Hybrid Soldier reply Replies: 0 || 2007-02-12 00:00:00
I've found a Complete 2 CD for this one...

18 + 9 tracks...

About 90 minutes I think...


Seems to be great, I'll tell more later about it...

Seth Merlo reply Replies: 0 || 2005-06-14 00:00:00
This was a very slick album. I think the first half was slightly stronger than the second though. The only problem I had with this album is that it nicks the 'Patricide' theme from Gladiator. The electronics on here are very well done as well, with the drums acutally being programmed rather than a using a loop. I always prefer it when a composer programmes their own drums rather than rips a pre-made loop off a sample CD. 8/10
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