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Winter Soldier sounds almost nothing like Kingsman<br>Civil war maybeYes! "No Time for Emotion" and "Not In Vain" contain John Denver's "Country Roads"! No Time for Emotion is Mark Strong singing it like in the film!! I'm so happy they included this! :DDoes anyone know a chronological order or is this chronological??"Mutant and Proud" (from X-Men First Class) was used on the scene when Harry's gets back his memories. Am i right?Now I'm even more excited for this!
Thanks !Here's the interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBALBRBmDfg<br><br>He starts talking about the score, quite passionately, at 05:50:)<br><br>Yeah that's probably the case! I think Wallfish is a great composer so I am sure it'll sound great!Probably. The first Kingsman sounds just like Winter Soldier.Any link to that ITW ? :)<br><br>Yeah Hans probably wrote the main ideas and probably a bunch of the big cues but Wallfisch wrote a good chunk of it... :)There's an interview where the director talks about the score being brilliant and he says Walfischs name before Zimmers so we can guess that zimmer being busy with the tour didn't have time to do that much on this score so this will be a mostly wallfish score.
Is it just me or is Poppy’s theme the same thing as Jack and Jill’s theme from puss n boots?I have no idea, it's been there since July, could be...<br><br>Check the featurette that came out a few days ago, "The World of Blade Runner", in it I think is definitely score material !interessting... i really think it can be a HZ/ BW / JJ track, it doesn't sound that commercial and basicRandy is obviously wrong and an idiot in my point of view.Just watched the movie and it was awesome, well not as great s the first one, but still very entertaining.<br><br>As for the score, by now I have just listened to it in the movie and there worked perfectly, I would say even better than in the first one, with some old themes and some very good new themes, specially I love the Poppy theme.<br><br>Now I will listen to the album to see what tracks are we missing but it looks like a really complete pack.
Haven't had a chance to listen to this one. Are you saying the tunes presented on album are not recorded with live musicians? If true then that would come as a surprise as I see some names in the full credits above that are associated with orchestra recordings, including Gavin Greenaway as the conductor.maybe quality is also not the correct word. its the function of the music. i just think the music of Armageddon is much stronger in its function as a filmscore than Pirates III. i also think the themes are stronger and rabins main theme is used in a wide range. but this also a matter of taste ofc.Yeah, but the quality of the acting beneath the score doesn't affect the quality of the music.I guess that's for the Statesmen. Would have preferred an all-out Western sound for them to contrast with the Bond-type music for the Kingsmen...that would have been fun!Great fun score. It has everything I expected. Although that country vibe in some tracks is nice not really my cup of tea.
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  2007, March 28
New interview with KLAUS BADELT

This week's edition of Film Music Weekly magazine features a very interesting new interview with KLAUS BADELT on TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES.

Here's a characteristic extract: "I think an earlier approach was to make it an all too serious, heavy and dark picture. When I saw it, I felt it had all the potential to have more fun without losing the integrity of the story, the brotherhood theme, and 'real story lines and emotions.' Kind of what I did with 'Pirates of the Caribbean' – there were a lot of spooky and dark aspects to it, but I tried always to keep the music fun and never overweight."

You can read the whole article by downloading the latest edition of the magazine for free via the magazine's official website at FilmMusicWeekly.com.

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  2007, March 26
Audio Interview with MARK MANCINA

Scorenotes.com features a very interesting new interview with the composer, talking about his scores to "Shooter", "Criminal Minds" and more. Listening options are Real Audio or MP3.

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  2007, March 15
Scoring coverage of Mark Mancina's SHOOTER

Composer Mark Mancina has just finished recording his score to the new action thriller, "Shooter". Reuniting with director Antoine Fuqua ("Training Day"), Mancina composed a tense and exciting score for the film and Soundtrack.net features a very interesting article with photos on the scoring sessions.

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  2007, March 06
Harry Gregson Williams to score GONE, BABY, GONE

According to FilmMusicWeekly.com Harry will score "Gone, Baby, Gone", a crime drama written and directed by Ben Affleck and starring Morgan Freeman, Casey Affleck, Robert Wahlberg, Michelle Monaghan and Ed Harris.

For more info and release date of the film, please visit the original source and download the latest edition of the magazine (March 5, 2007) for free.

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  2007, March 02
Jim Dooley scores new videogames

Composer Jim Dooley has a couple of new exciting credits in his agenda, namely the new XBOX360 game Def Jam: Icon by Cinematics and Castle Wolfenstein by Activision.

For more info you can visit Dooley's official website and the Gorfaine-Schwartz Agency

Additionally, Scott Glasgow will finally provide the score to Bone Dry and not Dooley with Mel Wesson, as previously reported.

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  2007, March 01
Mark Mancina scores SHEEPISH

The the Gorfaine-Schwartz Agency just released confirmation about this new assignment for composer Mark Mancina, an animated movie entitled "Sheepish" which is still under pre-production and will be directed by Kevin Johnson and Dan St. Pierre. Release comes from Starz Animation and 20th Century Fox.

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