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You did it for the complete, which is "illegal" and only available in certain circles, not the OST which is commercially available. I simply did what you could have done yourself easily but chose not to.Says the guy who took his intel from... me...Excuse me for doing the thing you didn't bother to do.Having an opinion is one thing. Not being intellectually able to express it without being rude & stupid is another thing. Once you find a way to combine the two, your comments will stay.<br><br>And Knight, just don't push it.Hello all. My mother is a French horn player, and we are totally in love with Hans' score for Disney's "The Lone Ranger" (the best part of that film, if you ask me). I have searched for the horn sheet music for this, but can't seem to find anything...does anyone know where I might get it? Thanks much!!
huh?1- Open - (Hans Zimmer 1:03) - (1:04 -2:27- Lorne Balfe), and continue Hans Zimmer music. 2:27-2:58Also calling jumanji (the one jackman scored) anything but a good film - is also illegal and gets your comment removedOkay, so doing the same stuff that Hybrid does is illegal here now. CoolTrue, Mr. Tweedy. I don't know how involved Hans was with Now We Are Free, but he specifically talked about Up is Down at one point. And while he did give Henry Jackman credit for the penny whistle stuff, his comment was something like, "And Henry and I just jammed with the theme a bit after he came up with that idea" (unfortunately the link to the interview, on the POTC3 page here, is dead). So Up is Down sounds like a co-composition from the two. I wouldn't be surprised if it were the same way with Lorne Balfe and the Action Ice Theme. <br><br>But we'll never know. lol.
I get what you're saying Mike, but much of the action material in the section you mentioned is just stylized versions of the Batman ostinato, and 2 giant chunks of the action music were used in the film. The section with the new "Rise" theme was used in the Batman & Catwoman tunnel fight, and "Backup" was used several times in the film, just not in that exact style. <br><br>The section after the stylized "Backup" sounds more like rejected Bane material to me, so I'm not entirely sure if that counts. I do agree however that Hans' new climactic version of the 2 note motif should have been included throughout the finale though. Would have resolved the film better than the recycled "LSI Extraction" bit.The "Up is Down" track from POTC3 is used in the "Live" concert as well and it was arranged by Henry Jackman.<br>"Now We Are Free" is in the concert as well and was mainly arranged by Klaus Badelt...@superultramegaa, <br><br>Most of the awesome action material in Moody Bruce, from 4:46-15:03, is unused. Also, the last 5 minutes, with Hans' epic new take on the 2-note Batman theme (which he adds a third note two and concludes in big style) is totally unused. <br><br>@anonymous,<br><br>I actually agree with the observations you're making. Lorne didn't write like that in 2008, really, and the suite does sound like Hans' music, even if I just argued that it's unlikely he'd go that musical direction for this movie. And Hybrid has said... it's his (Hybrid's) opinion. The suite may just be Hans, and Hybrid's not saying differently. Hybrid has even admitted he's been wrong on credits before, so it's not like he's saying these are "the facts." Now that I think about it, the suite was used in HZ Live, so that tells me Hans must have been involved in composing it. Because the concerts really gravitate toward Hans' personal work.If you watch it rightfull, this here is the second onewait what when did jumangi 2 come out
Anybody knows if Henry Jackman will come back for Jumanji 3??Do you by any chance know which cues Mancina worked on aside from The Last Race?Checked ASCAP and BMI for credits on this, found the following:<br><br>All co-written with Wataru Hokoyama.<br>Ragnarok Suite<br>Running Short on Options<br>Thor: Ragnarok<br>Hela vs. Asgard<br>Where Am I?<br>The Vault<br>Where To? (contains a theme by Patrick Doyle)<br>Can't wait to see what Ramin has prepared for us.The release better have at least 2 CDs or we riot
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The Forbidden Kingdom
Label: Lionsgate Records
Length: 67'00
HZimmer.com rating:        4/5
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  1. The Mountain Of Fruit & Flowers (1:43)
  2. The Peach Banquet (1:46)
  3. Monkey Business (4:31)
  4. China Begins (4:11)
  5. Hops' Shop (3:07)
  6. J&J Temple Fight (5:34)
  7. The Legend Of The Temple Staff (1:59)
  8. Two Tigers - Two Masters (2:49)
  9. Tea House Fight (5:07)
  10. The Tyranny Of War (5:23)
  11. Don't Forget To Breathe (0:52)
  12. Ni Chang & Her Cult Killers (4:35)
  13. Drunken Master Wounded (3:40)
  14. The Seeker Of The Prophecy (5:05)
  15. Let The Journey Begin (2:37)
  16. Monkey King Released (2:27)
  17. Battle Of The Bride (3:01)
  18. Her Destiny Was Written (4:12)
  19. As One Tale Ends... (2:46)
  20. ... Another Tale Begins (1:35)
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Mcbain reply Replies: 0 || 2008-05-20 00:00:00
Great news! :P

Mcbain reply Replies: 0 || 2008-05-19 00:00:00
It's been a long time since I haven't been that enthusiastic about 30-second samples! I can't wait for this to be released!
Please, relieve us from pain!
Anyway, great first solo attempt!

Nash reply Replies: 0 || 2008-05-19 00:00:00
hey admins, there is anohter track list found at
http://www.tracksounds.com/reviews/forbidden_kingdom_david_b uckley.htm
which one is right??

Track Title Track Time Rating
1 The Dream 1:42
2 The Peach Banquet 1:45
3 China Begins 4:11
4 Boston, China Town 3:06
5 Temple Fight 5:34
6 The Legend of the Staff 1:58
7 Two Tigers 2:49
8 Tea House Fight 5:07
9 The Tryanny of War 5:23
10 Don't Forget to Breath 0:52
11 Peach Blossom Battle 3:36
12 Drunken Master Wounded 3:39
13 Boy Becomes Man 5:05
14 Heroes Enter 2:37
14 Bride Fight 3:00
14 Her Destiny Was Written 4:12
14 China Ends 2:45
14 Kung Fu Legends 1:35

Total Running Time (approx) 59 minutes

Hybrid Soldier reply Replies: 0 || 2008-05-19 00:00:00
Your tracklist isn't wrong Nash, but Buckley himself told us that they updated it... :-)

Hybrid Soldier reply Replies: 0 || 2008-05-19 00:00:00
Well I don't know really...


According to the Lionsgate website, it WILL come out (but no release date, just a coming soon :S)...

According to David's e-mails, it's not sure at all... He is not really confident... It seems nobody is really interested in releasing it...

So wait & see...

Feared reply Replies: 0 || 2008-05-19 00:00:00
I suppose if the composer himself isn't confident, then the score could really go to the shelves of the studio warehouse, instead of taking it's place on our shelves among the collection.
What a waste, long time since I've heard such an enjoyable MV style score.
Of course I hope i can get my hands on the promo, but it is not the same, as having the official release in your hands.

Feared reply Replies: 0 || 2008-05-19 00:00:00
I contacted Mr. Buckley, who told me that the cd is in production, and it is definitely being released!

David Buckley reply Replies: 0 || 2008-05-19 00:00:00
It WILL BE RELEASED. 100% certain. NO DOUBT. Just finalising details. Over an hour of score... Will let you know as soon as I do, and I hope that will be very soon...

All best

Dave

Feared reply Replies: 0 || 2008-05-19 00:00:00
Hi Hybrid!

Did Buckley tell You what's up with the official release?

Feared reply Replies: 0 || 2008-05-18 00:00:00
I've just finished the movie. It was great so was the score. Like Pirates Of The Caribbean meats The Promise.
The theme was typical chinese, the motif for the 'evil girl' had a definite Morricone touch. The action cues sounded hauntingly like the action material from POTC, just with chinese arrangement.
All in all, a very enjoyable score from Buckley.
I hope Lionsgate releases the score in the near future!

Krazie835 reply Replies: 0 || 2008-05-18 00:00:00
The extract of Track 17 sounds like Batman Begins, I guess everyone from Remote Control can't help taking samples from Zimmer scores huh?

I enjoyed the score in the movie, and I hope I can pick it up soon.

Hybrid Soldier reply Replies: 0 || 2008-05-14 00:00:00
I hope it will be available soon... :S

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