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Hey.. no comments? This is the best Bourne Score! Too bad the music piece under when he faces Wombosi and his child isnt uncluded...! But a part from that, this is by far the best Score!
Mike
2012-12-04 00:27:53
A great score indeed. Too bad the second and third films were so heavily temp tracked. And shame Powell didn't return for no. 4.
Anonymous
2012-12-04 05:30:18
There's a detailed explanation on a John Powell fansite that explains that it wasn't temping per se, but a remix by Powell of old cues than cannot be emulated using the already available versions.
Mike
2012-12-04 08:24:50
Oh really? Interesting. Even if it were temping, I still love the scores to all three.
Edmund Meinerts
2012-12-04 17:31:05
Other than the unfortunate blip on JNH's career also known as The Bourne Legacy (so...boring...), I'd actually say that this is the worst Bourne score. The blend between orchestra, percussion and electronics is a lot more accomplished in Supremacy and Ultimatum, and the action cues have much better structure. Identity does, as Peter down there said, feel more like a box of demo ideas rather than a complete score. The best track is the Main Titles, and that cue was done better in "The Drop" from Supremacy.
As for the temping issue, well, I do have a complete version of Ultimatum that contains no temping and is almost two hours long, probably representing what Powell originally wrote for the film before the temp cues were inserted. So I wouldn't lay the blame at his feet!
Mike
2012-12-04 18:00:35
Interesting again. And yes, this score did have a sort of "awkward" sound with all the different styles meshing together. Though I disagree about the Main Titles vs. The Drop. Not exactly sure why, but I like Main Titles better.
Ds
2012-12-04 20:48:04
Agree with Edmund Meinerts on this, the 2nd & 3rd are much better. Especially the 2nd, it's more structured imo.
Yeah, obviously the Bourne soundtracks have plenty of missing cues. Sadly there is yet to see a bootleg of expanded score or even a release of the retail version of a complete score.
There was an expanded score of this one but it was fake and it had to much loud SFX to even be called an expanded score.
The best bourne score is The bourne ultimatum-masterpiece-and this one...well..i'm calling this cd ' box with ideas'-some of themes who will help powell in the future build two great action-scores
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