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Does anyone have a breakdown of this with the official score album?<br>Hats off to Batu Sener for working on many of the score's best cues though!It all comes to personal preference I think. Personally I’ve moved on from collecting cd’s (or anything really) and would rather have everything digital simply to utilize space. <br><br>That being said, I completely understand the appeals of having physical media, it would be sad to see that go away for the people who really love it.It's not only to appreciate the work, its to have something "real" in your hands, for your music collection. I don't like only to have a digital music archive. Of course, i rip all the cds i own to WAV and MP3. But i want to have them in my physical music collection.These day, sure. But we usually get news of the next one by the time he's finished wrapping up the current one.
Powell only does 1 score a year.Still no news on his next score? Is he taking a break or something? Working on more concert stuff?Was pleasantly surprised by this one when I first heard it. Outside of the ‘modern scoring’ portions you get some fun noir music for the squad, solid action writing, and even some good emotional cues.<br><br>Also gotta love the rhythmic idea from Antz popping up here...Also, the use of the guitars by Jablonsky, are still the best since the 90sI give a spin (almost 4 years after my last listening), it grown on me (still don't consider of the best of Jab), but much better than Skyscraper (ok score) and Battleship (guilty pleasure, but not a good score by any means), i like the style of Jablonsky in this one, his rhythms (but i still don't care about the 'motif' for Cohen or certain sound design tracks like 'You Can't Shoot Me' or 'You Know the Drill')<br><br>But still has such cool action moments (Hot Potato With a Grenade) and emotional/romantic moments, and still enjoyed that from this.
<3 Buck Takes the LeadHybrid do you know what cues Mancina worked on here? I read in the Twister booklet that the director heard a cue from this and wanted Hans for Twister but he told him that it was actually Mark.100% for HybridSoldier!I am very glad we have 2 scores by Steve this year. Waiting for Spenser Confidential.Agree!!!!! Please organize a concert in Budapest again! The 2017 live concert and this year's World of HZ concert was totally full house in Budapest!
thank you, I appreciate that:) I should say that I am inspired by the music of the 90's, I started producing music on a cheap 200$ Yamaha between 1998-2000, and thanks to a few projects I worked on was able to purchase A more high end synthesizer. Right now I kind of just make music as a hobby but hopefully one day could compose A score for A Movie or even A video Game, that would be pretty cool. I'll be adding more tracks as well for this particular project. The next track I am planning will be a more orchestral reprise of the Miami Heat track I uploaded. I'm trying to get better at themes which is an area that I'm trying to improve on.Damn Powell is doing a lot of music on his own now a days with not many additional writers. I hope he takes on more project that aren’t just animated. I really miss his music, he’s so ridiculously talented.And even then, people rate before listening to it...The version on this page is actually sound effects-free!Sehr Geehrter Herr Zimmer, du hast viele Fans in Polen. Lassen Sie es uns wissen, wenn Sie nach Polen kommen. Wir haben mehrere Orte, an denen Sie Ihre Arbeit präsentieren können. Sie sind hier herzlich willkommen.<br>-------------------------<br>Dear Mr. Zimmer, you have many fans in Poland. Let us know when you come to Poland. We have several places where you can present your work. You are very welcome here.
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Peter Pan
Label: Varèse Sarabande
Length: 44'29
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  1. Main Title (2:08)
  2. Flying (3:32)
  3. Learning To Fly (3:10)
  4. Tinkerbell (4:45)
  5. Is That A Kiss? (1:41)
  6. Peter's Shadow (1:23)
  7. A Note From The Teacher (2:49)
  8. Build A House Around Her (1:23)
  9. Come Meet Father (2:33)
  10. Fetch Long Tom (1:31)
  11. Mermaids (1:42)
  12. Fairy Dance (5:24)
  13. Set Them Free (3:05)
  14. I Do Believe In Fairies (2:44)
  15. Poison (1:43)
  16. Please Don't Die (1:51)
  17. Flying Jolly Roger (1:15)
  18. Peter Returns (1:42)
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dark prince reply Replies: 3 || 2014-02-01 02:25:54
Beutiful score by James Newton Howard, reminds the childhood, overcoat the theme "Flying". Magnificent score than nothing must envy to the "Hook" by John Williams

Russel2014-02-01 03:50:25
I'm surprised as to why Hybrid never listed the 'Sessions' on here.. I agree with you, I wish Varese would've done a 10th anniversary complete release of this score. I would have so bought it. I like his arrangement of 'I Do Believe In Fairies' definitely way better than 'Flying'. :)

dark prince2014-02-01 04:10:12
La-La-Land can do that, after all they made the 10th anniversary of scores like Matrix Reloaded by Don Davies

Russel2014-02-01 08:42:33
No they can't, trust me I asked them. They said we really wish we could but Varese owns the rights to the music. They said Varese isn't a very nice company to ask things from them so they won't be able to make a release. Trust me, lol. I asked them.

Mike reply Replies: 1 || 2012-11-19 23:09:05
James Newton Howard is part of RCP???


Macejko2012-11-19 23:24:07
No, but he collaborated with it.
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