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Fair enough, but I know for a fact that Steve was inspired by Harry Potter because of the complete score track "Tavern Fighting (Part 1)". The end of that track has a direct reference to The Chamber of Secrets theme from the second film.I GOT HIS AUTOGRAPH!!!!!!Dark Phoneix is more playable than Dunkirk, more thematic in my opinion, and don't agree with that opinions saying are the same, specially when Dark Phoenix has more in common with the early 2010s and some of the 90s score by Zimmer.I don't find the similarities between Playful Secrets and Home Alone, mostly the track (and the most part of the score) reminds more to Danny Elfman than John Williams, even Goldsmith, which his synthesizers sounds, are pretty unique, much more than Jablonsky in this score, but i give that sounds like a 80s synthesizer.Please Inception be next!!<br>There are tons of music in the film that didn't make it to the soundtrack.
That's great. I personally like Dark Phoenix more than dunkirk, I feel pretty good visiting Xperiments.<br><br>The funny thing (and I can identify with your anecdote), is that every time I do homework with my son, I put music on him (not just Hans), but he also gets to recognize just by listening to a fragment or the main theme, a example is le petit prince, the lion king and the hobbit., among others recognizes them. He's only 4 years old and I'm funny because he asks me for music to do his battles.<br>quite an experience hahaI have a feeling Hans doesn’t even know about this release lol. It’s so lazily done. I hope the packaging makes up for it tho. <br><br>I’m crossing my fingers for Dunkirk but I don’t think it’ll ever happen. ThatAwesome news. But next time Hans should just include the entire score along with those tracks. I also think that he should release an extended version of Dunkirk because there is so much material in the movie that hasn't been released.I'm gonna have to agree with MrZimmerFan that it sounds more like Danny Elfman style, especially because of the choir.More than anything else "Playful Secrets" sounds like it's straight out of Home Alone. Definitely Williams more than Elfman for me.<br><br>This score is one of my favorites from Jablonsky. The retro synths are almost Goldsmith-like in places which is awesome to hear. And it's one of the very few post-Steamboy scores of his that brings back some of that Steamboy adventurous spirit. Would be great to hear him do this sort of thing again one day.
Oh... And No Time For Caution was already included on the Illuminated Star Edition (hidden track on CD2)... Sad...well that's disappointing -.-Just checked the Amazon page and the track listing is essentially the same as the Illuminated Star Edition (with No Time For Caution and Day One Dark added on)film version of No Time for Caution would be amazing<br><br>Day One Dark in higher quality than 256kbps MP3 would be cool tooJesus!<br><br>If this is a new precedent for companies to release past (and future) works expanded than sign me up. I love the option of having both a normal OST release and a complete. Saves having to wait for sessions lol
Oh my god yes "Quantifiable Connection" and "Day One Dark" at last properly released, maybe ?EXPANDED EDITION OUT ON NOVEMBER 13th, 2020!<br><br>"including additional music that was not available on the standard CD and digital releases of the original soundtrack"<br><br>https://filmmusicreporter. com/2020/09/23/watertower-music-to-release-interstellar-expa nded-edition-soundtrack-album/As it was written for the movieThis mean the recording sessions?First Jedi Fallen Order, now Solo? I love this news! And I get the distinct feeling both releases are being used to determine interest in further Star Wars expanded score releases further down the line! Only real bummer is no CD to go on the shelf, but I'll take this any way it comes!
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  2014, June 27updated by Hybrid Soldier 
TOMORROWLAND 2014 INTRODUCTION (Music by Hans Zimmer)



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  2014, June 24updated by Antas 
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  2014, June 09updated by Antas 
The MasterPiece presents music by Hans Zimmer and Thomas Bergersen



From Thomas Bergersen :
The amazing multi talented Ciprian Costin is a blessing to the epic music community. His relentless and passionate work brings us another concert in Romania, this time featuring music by Hans Zimmer and myself. June 28th! The concert is FREE! Please help spread the word and make this a success, so we can do more concerts in the future! Thank you!

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  2014, June 04updated by Hybrid Soldier 
Hans Zimmer to Compose Title Theme for History’s "Sons of Liberty"



Hans Zimmer has been tapped to compose the title theme for History’s upcoming mini-series Sons of Liberty. The show is created by Stephen David (The Men Who Built America, The World Wars) & David C. White and stars Ben Barns, Henry Thomas, Michael Raymond James, Rafe Spall, Ryan Eggold, Marton Csokas, Emily Berrington and Dean Norris. The series follows a defiant and radical group of young men – John Adams, Sam Adams, Paul Revere, John Hancock and Joseph Warren – as they band together in secrecy to change the course of history and make America a nation. Kari Skogland (Boardwalk Empire) is directing the six-parter and David is also executive producing the project with Matthew Gross (Across the Universe, Body of Proof), Russ McCarroll and Elaine Frontain Bryant. Zimmer has previously co-scored History’s The Bible. Sons of Liberty is currently in pre-production and is expected to premiere in 2015.
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