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Tom Holkenborg:<br><br>After Funeral<br>Anguilo Bugged<br>Bathroom<br>Big Italian Dead<br>Billy Connolly Lunch<br>End Credit Suite<br>Main Title Theme<br>Bring Jimmy Into The Tent<br>Connolly and Marianne In The Kitchen<br>Death of Deborah<br>Death of Halloran<br>Death of McIntyre<br>Death of Mickey<br>Death of Wheeler<br>The Disappearance of Whitey Bulger<br>Halloran Interview<br>Hospital Cafeteria<br>I’ll Ask You Again<br>Informing Connolly <br>Jimmy and Marianne/Loading Valhalla<br>Jimmy and Connolly’s First Meeting<br>Make A Case Against Him<br>McGuire’s Phone Call<br>Native of Southie<br>Picking Up Tommy King<br>Source Overlay<br>Steak Dinner<br>There’s Nothing More I’m Going To Know<br>Utmost Respect<br>We’re Doing This<br>2 MinutesTom Holkenborg:<br><br>Jimmy Arrives at Cabin<br>Main On Ends<br>Opening <br>Main Title Transition<br>Alley Transition<br>Happy Ending <br>Hospital Visit<br>Because You’re Trash<br>Cops Take Michael <br>Execution/Foot Chase<br>I Used To Watch Your Fights Pt. 1-3<br>I’m Coming After Michael Pt. 1-2<br>Jimmy Calls On Michael<br>Michael Calls Police <br>Jimmy Dies<br>Jimmy Hesitates<br>Jimmy Says Goodbye<br>Sean Kills Kid<br>Sean Dies<br>Sean To Michael Transition<br>Street Source<br>Times Square Transition<br>Us Before You<br>Stay Off Main Streets<br>What’s The Number, Jim?<br>Hit Man Price<br>Jimmy’s Coming<br>Shootout in Woods<br>Train Station Pursuit Pt. 1/2<br><br>Tom Holkenborg, Christian Vorlander<br><br>Car Chase<br>Best Chance You’ve Got<br>New York Transition<br>He Killed His Own Cousin<br>The Projects Pt. 1/2Think Hans probably wrote a few notes in a piano mock-up and Lorne did the rest from that starting point... lolSaw the film today. If to talk music only, I heard Max mostly, but... nothing really different from his previous works. I heard the same motif as used in Hostiles and Morgan and probably elsewhere again and again... Nonetheless, enjoyed the movie itself immensely.From Deuscthe Grammophon.<br><br>BTW, i expect the Max Ritcher soundtrack
@MrZimmerFan Ok, thank you for the update about the full soundtrack next monthfrom Max or Lorne?Expected the full soundtrack next month<br><br>btw...<br>deutsche grammophon release tomorrow a track called "to the stars" from max richteroh man, oh man...<br>let's see what happend tomorrow
@Anonymous: technically it's already Friday in some countries, and there's no sign of any album on the iTunes of these countries. And if that were the case, filmmusicreporter would have announced it already, anyway.@DS Possible, but you are right, it could be film release, but why he put hashtags by #soundtrack? I have to wait till filmusicreporter announced for Ad Astra, but if not happen by the soundtrack tomorrow, then, I have to wait till the confirm from the news.@Anonymous: Are you sure Lorne mentionned the soundtrack release, or just the film release? His posts I've seen just say "Ad Astra is released on the 20th"... Pretty sure he means the film.<br><br>@Ahmad: Totally agree with what you wrote. It's an overall dull score, with some nice ideas that go nowhere. A few bits are obviously Lorne (like the opening cue, beautiful but how original is it to use an organ for a space scene?). And a few bits are obviously Richter, who is really on autopilot here (Hostiles - Mary Queen Of Scots - Werk Ohne Autor are nice scores, but all constructed in the exact same way). And the majority of it is quite anonymous, just ambient sounds far in the background. Also it seems like what they did with the score, they did it with the screenplay as well, because that's a freaking mess that doesn't seem to know which kind of movie it wants to be, and ends up being quite flat on all sides. Quite disappointing. Awesome visuals, though, but it's already been seen in the likes of Sunshine, Gravity, Interstellar, The Martian... all vastly superior pieces of cinema.<br><br>Anybody haven't you seen two new tweets update recently by Lorne Balfe from his twitter it said Ad Astra soundtrack will released tomorrow.So Zimmer being listed as the main theme composer at the top of the page is inaccurate too? It definitely sounds more like Lorne than Hans.
h ttps://www.youtube.com/watch? v=sekmQqx OhWM<br><br>From the developers.<br><br>Producer: Hans Zimmer<br>Composer: Lorne Baffle<br>Symphony Orchestra: Chamber Orchestra of London<br>Recording Studio: Abbey Road Studio<br><br>Fun theme by Lorne.But maybe at that time he didn’t have that version yet (in his mind i mean)<br>But... the intensity was crazy!Everything is great, except one thing - he did not add that intense music that played on the train when there was a battle. Well maybe I missed something while listening the album.Zimmer = Lorne is your answer.WAA WAA WAAAAAAAA
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Additional Music - Musician : Bass / Guitar
Klaus BadeltIan HoneymanChristopher CarmichaelMark Yaeger
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Die Jagd Nach Der Heiligen Lanze (TV)
Label: Labelzero.com
Length: 90'47
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  1. Origin Of The Lanze (3:13)
  2. Goethe's Journal (2:05)
  3. Duty And Destiny (2:22)
  4. Laboratory (3:43)
  5. Finding The Cave (2:59)
  6. Search Begins (3:27)
  7. Interrogation (1:42)
  8. Codebreaking (2:31)
  9. Billboard (0:46)
  10. Skull (1:04)
  11. Theater Room (3:22)
  12. Projection (2:26)
  13. Competition Arrives (1:26)
  14. Spikes (3:14)
  15. Undressed (1:12)
  16. Skull Projector (2:54)
  17. Erlanger Returns (1:55)
  18. Church Mouse (1:25)
  19. Headphone Source (0:25)
  20. Church Escape (1:07)
  21. Spyglass (1:28)
  22. Erlanger Phonecall (0:59)
  23. Reception (0:53)
  24. Exchange (2:24)
  25. Motorcycle Song (0:42)
  26. Von Hahn Manor (1:55)
  27. Wedding (2:00)
  28. Garden Party (3:34)
  29. Rescuing Bachmann (2:03)
  30. Krimi To School (1:21)
  31. Hall Of Fame (1:41)
  32. Helicopter (0:21)
  33. Krimi's Breakup (1:13)
  34. Fight (0:37)
  35. Finding The Key (2:18)
  36. Stealing The Helicopter (1:58)
  37. Killing Erlanger (0:35)
  38. Brandenburg Gate (0:44)
  39. Brandenburg Gate 2 (2:51)
  40. X Marks The Spot (4:11)
  41. Through The Flames (4:23)
  42. Beneath The Gate (1:44)
  43. Subway Escape (1:09)
  44. Holy Lance (3:22)
  45. Proposal (1:00)
  46. Justus' Girlfriend (1:01)
  47. Because It's Fun (1:02)
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Feliz Lombriz reply Replies: 0 || 2010-04-02 00:00:00
He's done it again! This score is up for pick-your-price (including free) at his online store.
And Klaus says it's basically a complete score too: one and a half hours of music!

store.klausbadelt.com

Levente reply Replies: 0 || 2010-04-02 00:00:00
124 min? Wow, that sounds great.

Adrian reply Replies: 0 || 2010-04-02 00:00:00
This looks awesome... Badelt is ahead for his time, compared to other record companies... My compliments!

Hybrid Soldier reply Replies: 0 || 2010-04-01 00:00:00
This is coming really soon ! :D

Jon reply Replies: 0 || 2010-04-01 00:00:00
That's sweet. More Badelt is always welcome. I liked his score to "Der Schatz der Nibelungen"...
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Die Jagd Nach Der Heiligen Lanze (TV) soundtrack - Klaus Badelt - Ian Honeyman - Christopher Carmichael 2010