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Listened to it again in a couple of tracks grew on me. an't wait to see what he has in store for Divergent.<br><br>Marathon, From Man to God King, Artemisia's Childhood, Fog Battle,Fire Battle, Greeks on Attack, Greeks are Winning, and End Credits are my favorite.Obviously, I was just joking a bit. Nice to see you have a sense of humor. Truth be told, the score left me indifferent. In a way it's similar to Bates' Conan score. Holkenborg has all the toys available to him, but doesn't know how to use it in an interesting way. The score was servicable in the film but that's it.<br><br>Fog Battle was pretty cool, especially the melody heard at the two minute mark. Shame he didn't used that more often.Oh yeah, I forgot to add that they need to ask one of those kids to cry a bit like someone stole their favorite toy :PStill no samples? It's weird.<br><br>Btw, i had just zero expectations for that movie and score, but what Hybrid wrote two days ago made me completely impatient!!So basically you're saying that the drums are randomly played, which is totally not true. And you're saying that there's nothing else than drums in this score, which is also totally wrong (listen to tracks 1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 9, 11, 12, 14).<br><br>You're entitled to your opinion, but what you said is not an opinion, it's just a big fat lie. Trent the hater, welcome but not welcome!
If they had asked a bunch of childeren to bang on various things as loud as possible, the result would have been the same. And those kids wouldn't have needed two weeks ;)Touché JR :Das you said, one more "Time" ;)We know Hans and that is why we can feel his scores more than any others, that's how he speak to us.<br>This score needs no analisis, itīs Solomon Northup tragic,hopeful,heartbreking story in the hands and mind of H, thatīs it!.Thank-you Hans one more time and counting...It's on MANY MANY scores... The Road To El Dorado, POTC 4, Crimson Tide, D-War etc...<br><br>It's a famous tune used & reused & rereused !
From the Thing I heard for the music sample, I do not like it either.It's in Conan the Barbarian by Poledouris as well. Hell, even the original Star Wars has a nod to it. I don't think you can point to a single score/film and say "that one started it" - it's just been a part of the collective musical memory for so long.While listening to that part from On Stranger Tides, I was thinking that I must have also heard this melody in some other movie... I was sure of it. And now I remembered what the movie was :P "Main Titles" from the classic movie "The Shinning", it's an even more stretched version of that melody. And I also think (not sure at all) that the track from On Stranger Tides (or, more precisely, the first time this has been copied into a RC/MV score) actually copies the copy from The Shining ;p Then again, who knows, this part might have been used in a lot more scores/songs...It's fascinating how much this score is polarizing people.anAnymous: please correct your sentence, Junkie XL obviously has no talent TO PLEASE YOUR LITTLE EARS! Which I think is a rather good thing :-)
What an incredible bad score. Shall we get ear cancer?<br>Junkie XL obviously has no talent.A shame ...O-cool had it correct.Guess Man of Steel was pretty fresh in their minds when they worked on this. Still awesome though. It's like potato chips for the ears.Really? It took you two weeks to rework this? Then you're clearly wrong for this job anyway because over here in LA you have to write a minimum of 2 minutes a day, for TV even more - in the same quality as that competition piece.<br><br>Also, don't call him fraudulent, please. They clearly marked the rules, it's your fault for not reading them beforehand. Lashing out at him and his peers for your mistake is not fair. Also, I'm guessing that the reason for the country restrictions is simply a VISA reason - it is very hard to get in the US so I'm guessing they have some go-to people for these specific countries. For all other countries, it would probably simply be too hard or expensive to get a VISA.<br><br>Now peace, please.Oh come on now, we clearly all know MacArthur was talking about Ennio Morricone ;)
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Epic Mickey 2 - The Power Of Two (VG)
Label: Walt Disney Records
Length: 56'37
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  1. Yen Sid's Lab (3:03)
  2. Opening (4:29)
  3. Mean Street (3:43)
  4. Building A Building (0:54)
  5. Floats (1:33)
  6. Meet Daisy (2:12)
  7. Disney Gulch (2:07)
  8. Music Land (0:49)
  9. I'm Falling Apart (2:13)
  10. Skeleton Dance (0:51)
  11. Blot Dragon (2:30)
  12. Prescott And The Pumps (2:45)
  13. Floatyard (3:50)
  14. Intro To Blot Alley (2:06)
  15. The Mad Doctor Isn't Mad (0:58)
  16. Dioramas (1:50)
  17. Prescott's Machine (2:03)
  18. The Fall Of Prescott (1:46)
  19. Ventureland Combat (1:30)
  20. Autotopia Exploration (4:01)
  21. The Mad Doctor's Plan (1:07)
  22. The Mad Doctor's Attic (2:03)
  23. That's What Heroes Do (3:44)
  24. A Hero's 2nd Chance (4:30)
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Hybrid Soldier reply Replies: 0 || 2012-11-02 20:10:55
New Jim coming ! :)
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