"Half Remembered Dream" & "Waiting For A Train" contain interpolations of "Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien", performed by Edith Piaf, written by Charles Dumont & Michel Vaucaire
Music by Hans Zimmer Music Produced by Hans Zimmer, Lorne Balfe, Christopher Nolan & Alex Gibson Executive Album Producer: Christopher Nolan Executive in Charge of WaterTower Music: Jason Linn Executives in Charge of Music for Warner Bros. Pictures: Paul Broucek & Darren Higman
Additional Music: Lorne Balfe Guitar: Johnny Marr Ambient Music Design: Mel Wesson Synth Programming: Hans Zimmer & Howard Scarr Digital Instrument Design: Mark Wherry Supervising Orchestrator: Bruce L. Fowler Orchestrators: Elizabeth Finch, Walter Fowler, Rick Giovinazzo, Kevin Kaska, Suzette Moriarty, Ed Neumeister & Carl Rydlund Music Score Consultant: Gavin Greenaway Orchestra Conducted by Matt Dunkley Supervising Music Editor: Alex Gibson Music Editor: Ryan Rubin Assistant Music Editors: Peter Oso Snell & Mike Higham Sequencer Programming: Nick Delaplane, Andrew Kawczynski & Jacob Shea Head Technical Score Engineer: Thomas Broderick Technical Score Engineer: Chuck Choi
Orchestra Contractor: Isobel Griffiths Music Production Services: Steven Kofsky Score Coordinator: Andrew Zack Music Preparation: Booker White & Jill Streeter Score Recorded by Geoff Foster Assistant Engineer: Chris Barrett Scored Mixed by Alan Meyerson Assisted by Daniel Kresco Score Recorded at Air Lyndhurst, London, UK
Score Mixed at Remote Control Productions Sample Development: Claudius Bruese, Sam Estes & Michael Hobe Studio Managers for Remote Control Productions: Czarina Russell & Shalini Singh
Principal Violin: Perry Montague-Mason Principal Viola: Peter Lale Principal Cello: Anthony Pleeth Principal Bass: Mary Scully Tenor Trombone: Richard Edwards Bass Trombone: Dave Stewart Tuba: Owen Slade French Horn: Richard Watkins Synthesizers: Hans Zimmer
Soundtrack Album Mastered by Pat Sullivan at Bernie Grundman Mastering, Hollywood, CA
Film Music Clearance: Bobby Thornburg Music Business Affairs: Lisa Margolis, Jamie Roberts & Emio Zizza
Special Thanks: Christopher Nolan, Emma Thomas, Alan Horn, Jeff Robinov, Paul Broucek, Lee Smith, Richard King, Gary Rizzo, Lora Hirschberg, Bonnie Abaunza, Bob Badami, Eva & David Balfe, Tiffany Bordenave, Marc Brickman, Jo Buckley, Ben Burfield, Alison Burton & the staff at Air Studios, Ronni Chasen, Melissa Crow, Suzannz Fritz, Jordan Goldberg, Max Golfar, Juli Goodwin, Michael Gorfaine, Peter Gorges, Isobel Griffiths, Tina Guo, David Hall, Nick Haussling, Urs Heckmann, Jason Hillhouse, Aleksey Igudesman, Alana Kass, Steven Kofsky, Sue Kroll, Emy Macek, Heather MacFarlane, Christina Mansky, Lisa Margolis, Satoshi Noguchi, Diamuid Quinn, Satnam Ramgotra, Xavier Ramos, Rachel Reyes, Jaimie Roberts, Lee Rossignol, Andrew Rossiter, Jeff Sanderson, Sam Schwartz, Charlie Steinberg, Diego Stocco, Chris Strong, Jonna Terrasi, Derek THorn, Bobby Thornburg, Ryan Uchida, Elizabeth Warren & Emio Zizza. Suzanne Zimmer & the Mini-Z's & Zoë Zimmer
Release date : 07/13/2010
Oscar® winning composer Hans Zimmer and heralded guitarist Johnny Marr (The Smiths, Modest Mouse, The Cribs) will perform a special concert backed by a 20-piece orchestra Tuesday, July 13th. Immediately following the film’s Los Angeles premiere, the one-time concert takes place at the official after-party on the same day as the soundtrack, Inception: Music From The Motion Picture, is released by Warner Bros. Records. The performance will stream live to fans at www.ustream.tv/inceptionpremiere. Proceeds from tickets sold to the Inception film premiere and after-party event will benefit the Alliance for Climate Protection.
Zimmer will sign copies of Inception: Music From The Motion Picture at Amoeba Music, 6400 W. Sunset Blvd., in Los Angeles on Thursday, July 15th, at 8 pm. A midnight screening of Inception will follow at the nearby Arclight Hollywood Cinema, 6360 W. Sunset Blvd.
The first 200 fans to purchase the Inception Soundtrack fan pack will receive a movie poster, the CD soundtrack, a guaranteed place in line to meet Zimmer at the signing, and a ticket to the midnight screening – the first official showing of the film – at the Arclight Hollywood. Packages go on sale at Amoeba for $35 beginning on July 13th at 10:30 am.
Inception, directed by Christopher Nolan (Batman Begins, The Dark Knight) and starring an international cast led by Leonardo DiCaprio, opens nationwide in theatres and IMAX on July 16th.
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I dont know where the bonus tracks are...I think the V Cast thing was a complete hoax, since I cant even find the Inception album on there. Its a great mystery as to the bonus tracks.
Update regarding bonus tracks: Verizon Wireless has finally put up the album on VCast, and there is NO bonus tracks. Just the original album. I dont know where the rumor that VCast was the one with the tracks but they're definetly not there. The plot thickens...
Sorry, I don't like this score. The orchestration is soo weak, it ruins everything. Great musical ideas, but the performance is not good. After one listen, I like Mombasa and 528491. The last track was featured in the second trailer, altough not in this from.
I emailed warner bros about those bonustracks. They redirected me to the people who compiled the soundtrack. There are no bonustracks. There is just wrong information in the press statement that got send around. They said:
"...but there is only 1 version of the digital album with an identical tracklisting as the physical version"
So the press statement was wrong on http://press.warnerbrothers.com/site/preRelease.php
They also released the site www.inceptionscore.com an there is no mention of the bonus tracks.
And if you don't believe me contact warner too and you will get the same reply.
First time I listened to this score the only track that captivated me was Old Souls and after each time of listening my admiration grows to first 6:00 Minutes of this track ... The Score as a whole is a success, compared to other composers but compared to other Hans Zimmer's scores it is not a new level...
hi all i am really happy about the release of the sound track however i loved a piece which i must have and cant find anywhere... its the music to the 2nd inception trailer... this i believe was done by hans zimmer and his team and is not zack hemseys "mind heist" which sounds very similar. The music goes for 1:20 in length and is amazing. i would be very appreciative if anyone knew how / where i could get it.
I usually love Hans Zimmer but unfortunately this score doesn't do it for me. It all sounds fairly generic. And the last track (Time) which should be the showstopper sounds like I heard it 100 times before.
I prefer the other sides of Hans but I'm sure this score will fit the movie perfectly.
Anyway, this is just my opinion and anyone who reads this is entitled to have a different one.
Damn, this soundtrack is crazy beautiful. Abstracted taste of rock with electronics. Electric violins and cellos just going wild while maintaining it's ability to still convey a dramatic sense that this is a Zimmer score. Love every minute of it. It's a buy.
Mombasa is definitely a "black hawk down"-like ("synchrotone" track to make comparison),and BHD is older than Green Zone...so if someone was inspired (I insist on the "inspired"!!!) by another work,it was Powell,no?
@ Geoffrey John Powell keeps his style. He composed similiar sound in oldest osts like bourne. btw John Powell works with Hans Zimmer. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Powell
I've been reading about the score, and Zimmer and Nolan included that in there on purpose to lend the climax something extra--something like that, anyway.
In other news, I am so looking forward to getting this score, but I'm going to hold off on getting it until I see the movie. That way, I won't run the risk of spoiling the film by letting the music clue me in on the mood.
Has anyone heard the track "Waiting For A Train"? because i was just wondering why the hell there's a cue from "Je ne regrette rien" - Edith Piaf, it plays at 7min I believe...can anyone share their thoughts on this, please?
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