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And that's why it bugs me so much lol. They're literally the biggest studio out there, so it would've been nice to see them go to the max with this release. Especially since it's one of their most popular IPs if not their most popular IP.BLU-RAY SPECIAL FEATURES:<br>Deleted Scenes:<br>Edwards Air Force Base<br>Charles Returns Home<br>Mission Prep<br>Beast MIA<br>Charles Says Goodbye<br>Rise of the Phoenix: The Making of Dark Phoenix (5-Part Documentary)<br>Scene Breakdown: The 5th Avenue Sequence88<br>How to Fly Your Jet to Space with Beast<br>Audio Commentary by Simon Kinberg and Hutch Parker<br>*Commentary available on Blu-ray, iTunes Extras and Movies Anywhere only<br>-----<br>no Hans (making of) and no isolated score :/ damn...Hey, this is Disney we're talking about. Never expect this sort of thing for that. The ONLY film from them that immediately springs to mind that got that the first time round was Frozen.I feel like this is simultaneously the most enjoyable and least interesting Zimmer score of the last several years. It's nice to listen to, but it's basically the 1994 score rerecorded and tweaked in just a few places. Those tweaks do produce some highlights especially in the stampede and final battle sequences, but it's hard to think of this as a major effort, really. Yeah, it's good, but we've known that The Lion King is good for 25 years.I seriously don't understand why they didn't do two separate releases like most musicals do (La La Land comes to mind - perfect release). <br><br>A soundtrack album and a score album. No missing tracks, no fuss. And optional 2-CD set containing both.<br><br>Instead, they went with a soundtrack album with some of the score and another song album for whatever reason that is lol.
The second half of the new "Elephant Graveyard" is basically note for note "I Was Just Trying to Be Brave" from the 1994 version as well, just with a few changes in orchestrationThis is only HGW's score, a good chunk of it was rejected.Wonder if it will take 20 years for an official complete score XD Not to mention any unofficial leaks (it took a long time to even get that for the original film). TBH, I'd prefer a proper release of any score any day of the week.<br><br>To answer the question above me: Mostly it's new material using the same themes from 1994, though if my interpretation the OST is correct, the hyenas and Timon and Pumbaa get new themes. The only true 'copies' of music from 1994 are Circle of Life and Remember, but even then, they are at least partially-new recordings.Do we know who wrote what?Is it all material from 1994 or is it new 2019 score?
I confirm I'm back from it, there's quite a bit of unreleased score.Well, now we have somebody who's seen it (and yes, it's out in some countries today), we know for certain.<br><br>I wouldn't expect anything official any time soon unless Zimmer wants to release a second CD.I absolutely love Kai’s theme in this score, there are so many cool variations that weren’t on the initial album. Hans and Co. really stepped up their game here. I don’t feel the temp as heavily here as KFP2 (which is still an amazing sequel score).Saw the film today, there is a LOT of music missing.As stupid as this film is, you can tell Tom probably had fun working on it. The music is so over the top, it just goes nuts all the way through.
This is one of those scores that I have really warmed up to since it’s release. The emotional stuff for Alita works really well in context and her “Hero Theme” gets some great development (the way it culminates in “Epilogue” is incredible). Also really love the “Motorball” stuff. <br><br>After seeing the film I think the only substantial music not on the album is “Motorball Plan” and “Alita’s Revenge Pt. 1”. The end credits piece I’m guessing is edited from the Full Motorball Suite.Hybrid, did Lorne actually do a lot of writing on this one or is he just being credited for the theme?We've had this argument before, almost any score can fit in a film. But what separates the mediocre composers from the best is the ability to make great music that works on its own, outside of the film. <br><br>Hans has had a lot of work lately that hasn't been doing that, and it's the reason people want him to work with orchestra again and produce is 2000s, late 90s type of style. Because those scores, for whatever problems they had, they felt distinct, memorable (for the most part), and easily could have been enjoyed away from the film.<br><br>Good scores have themes and ideas that both enhance the film, and enhance the listener's experience. Music like Dunkirk, Inferno, or Widows just feel like shallow and empty committee scores that the studio/directors didn't want too much thought put into. "Ah just write one main theme, and fill in the rest with electronics, Hans, it'll be fine!"Hahahahaha well I’m glad he got the credit then :DI absolutely disagree with you saying Widows is a terrible score. It may not be great on album, but the music fits very well with the film.
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  1. Half Remembered Dream (1:12)
  2. We Built Our Own World (1:56)
  3. Dream Is Collapsing (2:24)
  4. Radical Notion (3:43)
  5. Old Souls (7:44)
  6. 528491 (2:24)
  7. Mombasa (4:54)
  8. One Simple Idea (2:28)
  9. Dream Within A Dream (5:04)
  10. Waiting For A Train (9:30)
  11. Paradox (3:25)
  12. Time (4:36)
  13. Projections (7:04) *
  14. Don't Think About Elephants (5:35) *
*Bonus tracks available at InceptionScore.com
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LarsF reply Replies: 1 || 2018-10-27 12:59:53
I bought a release of the film Inception which had an extra dvd with bonus features - like the soundtrack above in 5.1 dolby.

But it sound so horrible in sound quality in between that I hope if normal cd stereo version is better.

Heavy distortion like lofi bitcrushing on passages. Fluttering strings and trashed all over. So bit of a warning from me if this cd is as bad. Maybe somebody can confirm what is the case?
warnerbro.co.uk is publisher of this dvd collection I bought.

LarsF2019-07-12 08:06:08
This is a sad story, after sending WarnerBros 4-5 emails reporting this badly rendered Dolby 3/2/1 audio - not even a response in 10 months reporting every other month.

Something in the LFE channel seems to disturb Dolby encoding making compressing flutter in the same frequencies around 20-30 Hz.

I'm done buying warner bros productions all over. Really not what I expected - getting audio in the range of 96 kbps mp3 or something buying the soundtrack to the film.

Mike reply Replies: 0 || 2019-01-26 03:01:15
Hans does some kinda interesting improv on the guitar in "Time" in this version (from 2:45-3:45). Check it out:

https://www.youtube. com/watch?v=xdYYN-4ttDg

Frenchans reply Replies: 13 || 2015-04-04 21:46:26
Am I the only one not to understand the success of this score? I listened it again and again but except "Old Souls" and "Time", I'm disappointed.
Even these two tracks are not extraordinary !

I think that it has nothing to do with the masterpieces The Thin Red Line, King Arthur, Gladiator, TDK, The Last Samurai ect

Zimson2015-04-04 22:08:42
You don't have to like it. Music is experienced subjectively, the next person is going to tell you that Dark Knight or King Arthur for example, aren't masterpieces.

My suggestion: Get yourself some good speakers and listen to "Mombasa" and "Waiting For A Train" again. If possible get the files in lossless quality. It does make a difference if you play them on studio quality speakers.

Frenchans2015-04-04 23:08:30
Zimson, I agree with you, it's subjective but I'm trying to find out if some people think as me about this score beacause I'm not see a lot of other. I just find it strange that the Inception's soundtrack is more known (and renowned) than Spirit or Black Rain for example.


Adam2015-04-05 00:45:29
listen to the complete score. It's much better!!!

Ds2015-04-05 01:03:42
Frenchans, I think it also has to do with the success of the movie. Inception is one of the best movies in the last few years, combining a great original screenplay with blockbuster action and awesome cast. Its music was great a lot of people know it more than they know Spirit or Black Rain. If King Arthur had met the success of Gladiator, people would know and love its music as much as they love Gladiator ´s...

Frenchans2015-04-05 01:57:34
Ds I think you're right, it's linked with the success of the movie (amazing!) but I'm sorry to see that Inception is consistently mentioned in articles about Hans, by forgetting to mention Da Vinci Code, The Thin Red Line ect


But it's clear that I see again King Arthur ONLY to listen his wonderful soundtrack :)

Boldizar2015-04-05 15:26:47
Or you know... The score is just good

Ds2015-04-05 18:13:43
Boldizar, I think you're missing the point. Of course this score is good. Very good, even. But a lot of HZ score are also incredible, yet journalists and bloggers always mention Inception or Gladiator, rather than King Arthur, Broken Arrow, Spirit or Pearl Harbor. And that's not because Inception is better, it's only because Inception or Gladiator are much more famous and beloved by general audience.

Eleonora2015-04-05 21:11:51
same here frenchans, same thoughts about interstellar aswell. i just can't find the love for his newer scores. too much synth, too much "techno" rhythm in it, no melodies. just a huge huge huge hype.

i'm missing scores so much like thin red line, gladiator, pearl harbor, last samurai. and i always wonder why these are not so hyped.

sometimes i see how everyone screams about interstellar "woooooooooow the piano soloooo so amaaaaazing". i mean come on man, piano solo?! and i wonder if they ever heard anything else from zimmer and his past works.

Frenchans2015-04-05 23:36:35
Eleonora, I think that Hans wants to renew. Interstellar soundtrack is good but finally pretty empty; Like Chappie, Man of Steel, Inception (sorry :) )

The same musical chords which were used in The Last Samurai, Crimson Tide, POTC, King Arthur, (and more) were great !
Ok, that are alike, but it's so goood !





Eleonora2015-04-06 12:40:36
zimmer renew himself just like the whole music industry by producing only bad music. everyone wants to be "cool" by this mainstream techno thing out there. i'm always shaking my head when i see how zimmer is soooo proud to be with pharell together. to renew yourself is great, but to go that badly? to renew sth is like going a step forward, but he is going so many steps backwards. no beautiness, no epicness, no structure in his music nowadays. and the immense use of the fake orchestra is cheap. i'm sorry to say this, but it sounds totally like crap and like a cheap movie and not like something like a huge movie.

i hope he wokes up and start doing again his epic scores. because of them he became famous and not because of that techno shit. but glad to see that there are other users here aswell thinking like me.

Frenchans2015-04-06 13:14:52
I didn't think that Hans is influenced by the musical actual trend, indeed it's very possible too.

I always hope he releases a real epic and melodious score every time. Maybe Batman v Superman ? We'll see...

Gerry2015-04-06 14:21:52
I really like this score! Hans rules!

Passerby2015-11-02 11:10:15
Eleonora: I love most of Hans Zimmer's works, but about your last comment, I have to say...this soundtrack is in the techno style mainly because of the film. Techno music just suits it better. Also, I do not think Hans Zimmer became famous because of his more orchestral works, but because of how well his music fits with the films they go with. That's the main goal of a film composer.

Boldizar reply Replies: 1 || 2015-02-14 18:17:08
What ever happened to the planned Collector's Edition release on Nolan Fan...... damn it is posted April 1st... hah hah

Anonymous2015-02-14 19:42:31
Question with answer in same post. Love it.

LCB reply Replies: 1 || 2015-01-11 16:18:32
Did someone notice the intro of Don't Think About Elephants is a faster version of One Simple Idea?
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NerdBoner2015-01-15 16:08:57
Yes. 4 years ago.

Zimson reply Replies: 5 || 2014-11-19 02:12:33
One question: Is the "Don't Think About Elephants" cue (Thx to Hybrid btw) exactly the one used in the hallway fight scene? I'm trying to do a isolated score video.

Zimson2014-11-19 02:25:26
I figured it out by now.

badbu 2014-11-19 09:29:12
Destabilization ?!

Medigo2014-11-19 12:16:38
Yeah "Don't Think About Elephants" is from later in the movie; the final action piece in the snow fortress
(and even then its not complete)

"Destabilization" sounds like it and it the right track for the scene. (although thats only available on the sessions, and the movie has an edit to the track anyway)

Zimson2014-11-19 13:17:27
Yep, Destabilization is the cue. Though, there is still a major difference between 1:09 and 1:16. It seems to be an alternate version of the cue used in the movie.

Zimson2014-11-19 13:22:08
Btw here's the result.
YouTube /205iJvpyRYA

Man With No Name reply Replies: 0 || 2014-08-19 18:41:23
this is true that time is one of best musics ever?

0-cool reply Replies: 2 || 2014-07-20 00:05:44
new trailer is classified. Probably attached to Guardians.

Zimmer music in it Hybrid?

0-cool2014-07-20 00:06:23
*for Interstellar obviously

0-cool2014-07-26 16:46:18
shown at comic-con...

FE reply Replies: 15 || 2014-05-16 22:36:15
chek ou the new Interstellar Trailer :)

Anonymous2014-05-16 23:02:38
GREAT new trailer for Interstellar!!! I wonder if Junkie did any of the music for the trailer -- there a melody that's awfully similar to a track from 300 I seem to hear. Perhaps not.

Hybrid Soldier2014-05-16 23:12:39
The trailer music is the track "Evy Reborn" from V For Vendetta by Dario Marianelli...

...2014-05-16 23:12:53
Junkie didn't compose squat for this trailer.
The music is by Dario Marianelli and comes from V for Vendetta

badbu2014-07-15 19:44:18
any news about the score?? can't wait :( 4 month....

Anonymous2014-07-15 23:17:56
Hans just finished it, I was told from a friend of his

Saurabh2014-07-16 00:48:12
When can we expect something from the Interstellar front? Perhaps some mockups/demos on the official site like the version of Dream is Collapsing on the Inception site? The wait is becoming unbearable.

badbu2014-07-16 08:46:44
merci ;)

Lambegue2014-07-16 10:24:28
With Nolan and Zimmer, I suppose we won't know really what to expect until a few days before the release of the movie at best.
It doesn't bother me : first, I like the waiting. And then, there are enough good scores by other composers this year to fill the void :)

bro2014-07-16 11:41:03
Hybrid could you perhaps just figure out of Lorne has anything to do with the work on Interstellar? It wouldn't be the same to have a pure nolan-zimmer film without him around.

Hybrid Soldier2014-07-16 13:18:54
Lorne wasn't supposed to work on it, Hans wanted to do it alone, "very personal"...

In the meantime, what happened ? I can't know for sure, there are so many parameters that can change plans... So who knows... We'll see !

NM2014-07-16 21:59:00
I'm excited to see what he comes up with. The Spiderman 2 score was very inventive, despite being for a horrible film, and the interview where he said he's throwing the 'endless string ostinatos' and 'big drums' in the bin bodes well. Space and gravity and all that amazing stuff is so exciting and interesting to me, coming from a theoretical physics background, so I'm looking forward to November.

Lambegue2014-07-16 22:59:01
Hybrid, correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't it be the first time that Zimmer works all alone on a score ?

bro2014-07-16 23:02:37
probably not the first time, but it would probably be the biggest film he has done completely solo for the last 10 years

antovolk2014-07-20 00:04:09
So Hans may have been involved in trailer 2 after all it seems...as he may have recorded an additional organ layer to the Evey Reborn track which is not present in the original!

Tried to extract it from the 5.1 audio of the trailer. Then listen to the trailer. Then listen to the original Evey Reborn again closely...
*** EDITED ***

Hybrid Soldier2014-07-20 00:12:12
No he was not he didn't even know what that piece was... Probably some music editor's work...

Saurabh reply Replies: 0 || 2014-07-19 02:23:10
New trailer coming soon h t t p://www.albertafilmratings.ca/recentclasstrailers.aspx

Mike reply Replies: 7 || 2014-04-17 21:09:15
I'm hoping Interstellar's score will be great. The trailer music has gotten frequent listens from me. I really hope the final product is equally good. Don't know how likely that is, but it's worth hoping for.

Ds2014-05-08 19:49:52
Any word on Hans' involvement on the upcoming Interstellar trailer? :-) I read it is supposed to premiere in front of Godzilla next week.

Hybrid Soldier2014-05-08 19:51:41
Unfortunately Ds it won't feature any score... :( They keep it super secret so it'll just have trailer music or some other piece (which Hans told me was cool though lol)...

RealFfingMusic2014-05-08 20:45:50
As long as the score (and the film) is cool, we're cool with it.

Saurabh2014-05-08 21:02:58
If they're so secretive about the score then why attach a snippet of it to the teaser trailer in the first place? I'm fine with trailer music if it's in the vein of Mind Heist. And then they can pull out the big guns with the final trailer like MOS.

Hybrid Soldier2014-05-08 21:04:54
Well the first trailer was an old idea Hans did in early 2013...

Hans is working day (and mostly night :)) right now on the score...

Saurabh2014-05-09 00:01:51
I hope Hans keeps that idea in the final score then. It was quite ethereal, poignant and yet optimistic as it builds up to the organ crecendo when the rocket soars.

Saurabh2014-05-09 00:02:44
I hope Hans keeps that idea in the final score then. It was quite ethereal, poignant and yet optimistic as it builds up to the organ crescendo when the rocket soars.

Zimson reply Replies: 0 || 2014-04-09 01:42:16
Just in case you didn't know: There's a cool site where people can vote on their favorite Hans Zimmer soundtrack(s).
thetoptens.com/best-hans-zimmer-soundtracks

The reason why I post it here is that Inception currently ranks at #1.

It would be cool to see some new lists.

Ds reply Replies: 7 || 2014-03-18 20:29:14
A quick thought crossed my mind, about the Oscars of next year. Among the potential nominations:

John Powell for How to train your dragon 2...
Hans Zimmer for his new collaboration with Nolan...
Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross for their new collaboration with Fincher...

It's 2010 all over again!

Mr. Knowitall2014-03-19 14:46:28
"Hans Zimmer for his new collaboration with Nolan"

It's called Interstellar -_-

"Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross for their new collaboration with Fincher"

Gone Girl

Ds2014-03-19 16:18:35
Really? Are you sure it is called "Interstellar"? Wow. Didn't know that!

Mike2014-03-19 16:43:45
Speaking of Interstellar, I loved Hans' trailer music for that one. Hope the rest of the score is equally good.

Mr. Knowitall2014-03-19 16:44:13
It's implied that you didn't otherwise you would have said Interstellar

Ds2014-03-19 17:43:49
I didn't write it because I was making a parallel with the 2010 Oscar nominations, and I wanted the comparison to be obvious. It's not the title that matters, but the combination composer/director.


Arreoz2014-03-19 19:34:00
Mr. Knowitall? More like Mr. Dicknose Assface.

Edmund Meinerts2014-03-19 19:59:52
What the hell is this, third grade?

Zimson reply Replies: 9 || 2013-12-29 21:55:28
On lornebalfe.com, it says that 528491 and Paradox are by Lorne. Is that correct?

Mike2013-12-29 22:50:58
Yes (though Paradox does use Zimmer's Time theme).

MacArthur2013-12-30 00:33:33
And 528491 also uses Zimmer's Dream is collapsing

Mike2013-12-30 02:38:51
Only the BRAAAAHM. The part of the track people actually care about is Balfe. :P

thejok3rrules2013-12-30 02:52:13
Agreed.

Zimson2013-12-30 07:49:00
Actually the Braam is by Zimmer, the part before is Balfe's work.

Areozz2013-12-30 15:49:12
^^Yep...that's pretty much exactly what Mike said...

MacArthur2013-12-30 18:00:16
Sounds like CoDMW2. to me nothing new.

MacArthur2013-12-30 18:03:11
One other thing Why aren't the bonus tracks available anymore went on the other day to get them and it wouldn't let me.

A little help?

Mike2014-01-01 03:00:32
That offer must have expired, MacArthur.

Anonymous reply Replies: 0 || 2014-01-01 02:11:19
can the credits for each track be put on this page? they're on the complete score page, so they're known, apparently. and happy new year, everybody. :)

Anonymous reply Replies: 1 || 2013-12-29 23:28:34
i know this is very, very premature but does hybrid or anyone know which "additional composers" are attached to interstellar? i know balfe did a lot on inception and i'm wondering how much an influence (if he's on the project) he'll have on interstellar's score.

Mike2013-12-29 23:31:00
Difficult to say. He did some heavy lifting on Inception, but he barely did anything original on The Dark Knight Rises; he just copied and pasted Hans' music onto the scenes. So it could be anywhere from doing a lot to barely doing anything.

Ds reply Replies: 11 || 2013-11-29 13:18:17
The teaser for Interstellar is premiering in front of The Hobbit on December 13th. This teaser is 103 seconds long. I hope it features something new from Hans...

Joshua2013-11-29 21:03:23
I'm with you on that one sir!

Mike2013-11-29 23:52:52
Batman Begins and TDKR's teasers had Zimmer music, so maybe this one will!

Frank2013-11-30 10:56:46
Wait, I remember that Amazing Spider-man 2's trailer will debut with The Hobbit 2 too, which means we can have a sneak peak of two of the most important works of Zimmer in 2014!

Ds2013-11-30 15:31:21
I think that information about TASM2 has never been confirmed, has it? But yeah it'd be super great :-)

Ds2013-11-30 18:04:45
Well, Sony announced that TASM2 trailer will premiere online December 5th!

Spence2013-11-30 22:08:20
TASM2 will have zimmer's music, he confirmed in an interview that he was asked to score the trailer. :) Not sure about intersteller. Hybrid?

Mike2013-12-01 23:20:33
According to the ever-reliable Wikipedia, Hans Zimmer had this to say regarding Interstellar:

“We had this sort of conversation about—you know, nine years we spent in our Batman world. The textures, the music, and the sounds, and the thing we sort of created has sort of seeped into other people’s movies a bit, so it’s time to reinvent. The endless string of sonatas need to go by the wayside, the big drums are probably in the bin. So right now it’s sort of the time where I’m pondering what else we can do.”

Edmund Meinerts2013-12-01 23:49:28
Sounds promising. But experience has taught me that Zimmer's words and his music rarely, if ever, match up...

Anonymous2013-12-02 00:27:38
Nothing wrong with Wikipedia so long as there's references cited

Mike2013-12-02 04:47:04
And there was indeed a reference here. ;) I realize I actually got the quote from Collider, not Wikipedia, because Wikipedia cut out parts of it. I went to the source and copied it.

Joshua2013-12-10 18:13:16
We get the viral trailer for Interstellar tomorrow!

Mike reply Replies: 0 || 2013-12-10 17:34:43
Wow, a decent number of people voted for this and it is now the no. 2 score on this site...

cody reply Replies: 12 || 2013-11-11 16:44:13
the score to Need For Speed Rivals sounds alot like inception heres a track from a gameplay, it sounds alot like the mombasa track with just abit of a remix, youtube.com/watch?v=YODhURQvylU

Mike2013-11-11 17:19:59
Holy crap. First Time gets ripped off, now Mombasa, too?

Edmund Meinerts2013-11-11 19:05:54
It's not like Hans didn't rip off Mombasa himself in Rush just a couple months ago... :p

MacArthur2013-11-11 19:29:30
Rush is nothing like Mombasa.

Mike really quick on this album I don't remember. which one did you say that Lorne did on this album.

Edmund Meinerts2013-11-11 19:51:24
Listen to the last minute and a half or so of "Nurburgring" from Rush and tell me that's not Mombasa poking through.

MacArthur2013-11-11 20:15:02
Yeah Good point, The Drums are similar but I wouldn't say rip-off Safe Now is a rip-off

Mike2013-11-11 21:01:17
Lorne alone, you mean? 528491 and One Simple Idea.

MacArthur2013-11-11 21:36:27
Ok Thanks real quick though isn't the BRAAAM at the end of 528491. is that Balfe as well? or did Zimmer have a hand in it.

Ds2013-11-11 22:22:24
Edmund: sure this is exactly the same drums sound but apart from that it's a totally different piece of music!

MacArthur2013-11-11 22:54:54
Agreed Ds. I didn't want to go in any further or people on here would start saying I don't know what I'm talking about. lol.

Edmund Meinerts2013-11-12 00:04:33
I agree, it's not a shameless rip or anything, just a small influence.

Mike2013-11-12 01:03:15
Well, the concept was in the script of the film itself. I mean, I guess you could say Zimmer had a hand in it, sure, but a BRAAAAHM at the very end of the track doesn't make that track any less Lorne, really.

MacArthur2013-11-12 01:36:29
Ok Thanks Mike

Phil reply Replies: 5 || 2013-10-30 08:00:00
new X-Men Trailer featuring Time

youtube.com/watch?v=pK2zYHWDZKo

Hybrid Soldier2013-10-30 09:32:48
Time ?

More like Journey to the Line... LOL

trent easton navarro2013-10-30 10:44:17
Looks like even the Zimmer fans can't tell one score from another :P


Frisbee2013-10-30 11:24:29
Speaking of these two cues, it's remarkable how every incarnation of Thin Red Line themes have become hits (again!) in later HZ works. Those were some gold notes.

el barto2013-10-30 12:20:16
Yeah and yet, those people who are making these new cues to these hits, don´t know about these gold notes.

a shame, his older work was so much powerful and beautiful than what we`re getting today...

Hybrid Soldier2013-10-30 12:26:12
Everyone forgot the shameful rip/temp in Matchstick Men, but HZ managed to make everyone forget ! ;)

MacArthur reply Replies: 7 || 2013-09-18 23:57:38
Hybrid I'm a little confused about this one people are saying that Balfe did a lot of this score could you list the ones he had a hand on on this score cause usually I refer to this one. So if you don't mind could you list what Composer did what and if there were any solo composers work on this one.

Mike2013-09-19 01:54:13
I'm not Hybrid (obviously), but I can help here. I will add that now that I know you've been judging it by the contents of this 50 minute release, I can understand why you insist Lorne Balfe only did a bit. I thought you were referring to the entire film score, of which Balfe did a considerable amount. But I'll start with the CD.

1. Half-Remembered Dream = Zimmer and Balfe (Balfe arranging Zimmer's "Time" theme with the BRAAAAHM sound)
2. We Built Our Own World - Zimmer and Balfe (again, Balfe arranging Zimmer)
3. Dream is Collapsing - Just Zimmer. This one is actually a theme suite.
4. Radical Notion - Zimmer and Balfe (Balfe arranging Zimmer)
5. Old Souls - Just Zimmer. Again, this is a suite, not a cue.
6. 528491 - Just Balfe. It's a version of his Robert Fisher theme, though it does use the BRAAAAHM at the very end.
7. Mombasa - Just Zimmer. This is a suite, however.
8. One Simple Idea - Just Lorne Balfe. It's half of Lorne's so-called "Kick It" suite.
9. Dream Within a Dream - Zimmer and Balfe (Balfe arranging Zimmer)
10. Waiting for a Train - Zimmer and Balfe (Balfe arranging Zimmer)
11. Paradox - Zimmer and Balfe (Starts off with Balfe's arrangement of Zimmer's Time theme, then goes into Balfe's Saito theme).
12. Time - Just Zimmer. This is a suite.

Now, judging by these crediting, I can legitimately see why you insist Lorne only did a bit of stuff. The album is indeed mostly Zimmer music. It's the whole score, as heard in the film, where Lorne had a lot of influence. But I'll have to give examples later.

MacArthur2013-09-19 06:18:06
Ok. Thank you very much Mike. and from the Complete score It does seem like Balfe did arrange some of that for the scene and write some themes for the people. But just 1 question would you say for the complete score that Zimmer did at least 80% of that score with Balfe arranging like the dark knight rises?. (Of course I know Zimmer did the whole TDKR score). and that this cd is 95% Zimmer (The Original Release)


Thanks!

Mike2013-09-19 15:23:24
I would say that Lorne Balfe was notably more involved with Inception than TDKR. With TDKR, he only "wrote" music for one cue that I recall, and even that one had Zimmer music in it at the same time. The rest was arranging Zimmer material, often times just copied and pasted exactly as Hans wrote it, so all in all Balfe didn't do much in there. TDKR is 100% Hans Zimmer to me.

With Inception it's tricky, because not only did Lorne essentially do all the scoring to picture (under Hans' directions and using Hans' material), but as I've said, he wrote a few of the recurring themes. And in addition, many cues (like Thief and a Forger, Strategy, and Mr. Charles) are only loosely based on Hans' themes, being mostly Lorne. It's impossible to say precisely in those cases. But overall I would say (it might surprise you) that Inception is about 65% Zimmer, 35% Balfe.

Mike2013-09-19 15:29:54
I would say the CD release is 85% Zimmer.

MacArthur2013-09-19 17:40:54
Thanks Mike! So that's why he got the nomination is because the CD release was mostly Zimmer the Complete score is Zimmer & Balfe But Balfe Under Zimmer's direction. I get you.


Thank you very much.

MacArthur2013-09-19 17:42:05
But would you say that The 35% Balfe Did was Supervised by Zimmer. Last Question by the way and Thank you.

Mike2013-09-19 23:33:14
Of course it was. Zimmer has to give the music a pass before it's used in "his" score. ;)

matthew reply Replies: 1 || 2013-08-03 23:07:31
got a question here...
the Oblivion blu-ray's got isolated score on it, at least that's what they say at blu-ray.com
so if you have the inception blu-ray and you have a really great home theater system, then you know that the 5.1 DTS score on the bonus disc is sooo much louder then the movie. the mix is so much more powerful. the end credits song is Dream is Collapsing. so on paper, it's the same music, not an alternate version, both 5.1, both sfx free, no different version and this and that... nothing. same music, but still the end credits version is a fart compared to the bonus disc mix. it's simply not a question of volume level. with the bonus disc I can shake up the city around me.
so is it yust an isolated film mix score or is it the album version score mixed like the inception bonus stuff??
sounds fucking ridiculously stupid if you don't know what I'm talking about I know that, but it's completely different experience.
starwaves would be cool...

Ds2013-08-13 14:31:54
Matthew, i bought the blu-ray and as a bonus you can watch the whole movie with the score only (no dialogue, no sfx, only the music). It's not the album version.

Anonymous reply Replies: 1 || 2013-08-03 01:52:42
There's an interesting alternate version of Time (neither Time itself nor "Welcome Home Mr Cobb") that the musicians are playing, at the end of one Inception video detailing the score.

cheesy2013-08-04 07:32:42
I don't think it's any different, it's just a raw recording session without the electronic elements mixed in.

Mark reply Replies: 11 || 2013-05-07 19:12:41
01. 1m00 Logos 0:44
02. 1m01 Cobb Meets Saito 2:05
03. 1m02 Extraction 7:04
04. 1m03 Audition 1:16
05. 1m06 I Don't Like Trains 1:05
06. 1m07 Hotel & Helicopter 6:06
07. 2m08 Miles Introduces Ariadne 4:52
08. 2m10 Physics & Subconscious 3:47
09. 2m11 Totem 1:14
10. 2m12 Thief & A Forger 1:48
11. 2m13 Mombassa Chase 2:37
12. 3m14 Penrose Steps & Sleepers 5:08
13. 3m15 Vultures Are Circling 3:14
14. 3m16 Strategy 7:02
15. 3m18 Dreams Or Memories 5:55
16. 4m19 En Route 3:30
17. 4m22 Insert 0:53
18. 4m22 Looking Into Limbo 5:57
19. 4m23 Saito's Fate 0:43
20. 4m24 Disappointed 1:38
21. 4m25 Mal & Cobb 6:57
22. 5m26 Into The Van 3:12
23. 5m27 Insert 2:45
24. 5m27 Mr. Charles 12:36
25. 5m28 Destabilization 2:42
26. 6m29 Planning The Diversion 1:21
27. 6m30-33 To The Complex 3:25
28. 6m35-36 It's A Trap 8:50
29. 6m37 Walking Through Limbo 4:43
30. 7m38 An Idea Is Like A Virus 2:22
31. 7m39-43 Truth Once Known 8:00
32. 7m44 Fischer & Son 3:27
33. 7m46 Honor Our Agreement 4:47
34. 7m47 Welcome Home Mr. Cobb 3:40
35. Kick It Suite 4:07
36. Mombassa Suite 4:59
37. Riff Suite 2:43
38. Time Suite 4:37


Nightmare2013-05-07 20:53:54
Sigh...

Ryan2013-05-07 23:44:47
Sadly, the sooner this gets released, the sooner all this dumb drama will be over with and we can go on with our merry lives

Drunkenmunkey2013-05-08 00:15:37
Hi Mark G?

wessell2013-05-09 20:58:14
fake

Mr. Fate2013-05-09 21:44:13
"fake"--says the guy who clearly hasn't heard any tracks that have recently leaked which line up perfectly in slate number, title, and run-time to this list ans which also contain no sound effects whatsoever.

Mal2013-05-09 21:50:30
and what you think Mr.Fate, it is gonna to leaked or not ..... in the far future00

Nightmare2013-05-09 21:54:45
Previous patterns suggest that when a tracklist is posted here, it will soon leak.

...2013-05-09 23:22:53
This tracklist was posted ages ago, on another site...

Mr. Fate2013-05-10 00:18:30
If "ages ago" means one and a half months, two months tops, then yes, this track list was to be found on another site ages ago.

Clyde2013-05-14 06:01:22
I don't know if you guys are aware yet, but this has been leaked, and it is, so far, fully legit.

Anonymous2013-05-14 06:03:27
Oh yes, listening to it now... :)

Captain Kidd reply Replies: 1 || 2013-05-02 20:59:34
And just like that, everything is gone. Nothing like a good cleansing

thejok3rrules2013-05-06 16:34:29
Well, gladly it is over with this Garage (If it's not the one we know, he might be as sucker as the one we all hate). Fair enough: When the complete score is out, talk about it. While we wait, well... let's... wait... more? xD

... reply Replies: 0 || 2013-05-01 00:30:06
I just love dream is collapsing!

but the film version is so much nicer!

Anonymous reply Replies: 1 || 2013-04-16 08:46:23
"Choose to be here...Choose me." The music in the part was fantastic.

...2013-05-01 00:25:36
Yes it's beautiful!

David reply Replies: 2 || 2013-04-18 21:48:33
Y'all are so cute

Mr. Fate2013-04-20 04:20:54
I am almost embarrassed to say that it took over a day to figure out the significance of this post. I just thought that it was some random fuck that's who's just poking fun at a situation that nobody involved has any control over.

But then I remembered who David was and what he did. And now I am giving him attention that he does not deserve.

Greg2013-04-21 16:05:51
Please tell us Fate what he did.

Edmund Meinerts reply Replies: 1 || 2013-04-20 01:35:00
Aaaand...it's all deleted. Why am I not surprised...

Anonymous2013-04-20 04:11:42
It was a little too good to be true, wasn't it...

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