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So basically HZ leaked them himself in an act of generosity towards his beloved fans? :p"Maybe some disgruntled RC employee quit and rage-uploaded all of them"<br><br>LOL I can assure you it's not what happened ! :)It's been an absolutely amazing year for leaked complete scores in general! I have a huge backlog of them that I haven't even gotten around to listening to yet. Maybe some disgruntled RC employee quit and rage-uploaded all of them. :p<br><br>But...hasn't the complete Pearl Harbor been around for ages?(-(-):(--(:) SOONGoodness, so many HZ scores leaked this week. In fact, its been a good year or so for HZ fans (as far as leaked scores haha). I wonder what happened all of a sudden. Definitely hoping for more in the next couple of months. Maybe Pearl Harbor or Hannibal will come soon. At least, thats what I hope haha.
Is the choir music part of the score? And I really liked the music in the last ten seconds of the video.Probably to get it to CD quality. They sound as clean as the album tracks to me.This is something I feel needs to be dragged up in light of the full score becoming available.<br><br>I'm inclined to believe this doesn't exist. No evidence has ever surfaced for it. The so-called "Original opening" was supposed to have been included on earlier bootlegs but I can find no mention of it beyond here and the one mention on filmtracks.<br><br>So, IF the FYC exists AT ALL, it was likely to be the sessions, just without the songs (because the sessions that leaked... those songs are clearly from the albums - I am curious to know where he got the reel info for them from). I'd love to be proven wrong, but I don't think I ever will. If it does exist, the sessions themselves supplant the FYC by a mile, and IF it does exist, then those who hold the sessions proper (not the ones that leaked with the songs) also have a cue that has not seen the light of day: the Mufasa's Dead piece that is highlighted above.<br><br>I'd still love to see who did what with regards to the film, and I still think there are some interesting alternates. In the Special Edition, I seem to recall Zimmer stating he wrote four hours worth of music, and although I don't think that was all translated into actual cues, I'd be surprised if a great deal of the ideas went unused, or did get used but are still unreleased (like the film versions of Scar's Dinner and Sunrise at Pride Rock). Hell, there may even be material for M8 and M16 given that the film's script went through several pre-release revisions.One has to wonder though why the FLAC version was downsampled. This means the quality is not as good as it could be, right?Any verfication that the version of Circle of Life shown here actually exists at all? With the sessions, it's easy to replicate the rest of the material but I'd be inclined to believe that "Circle of Life" is just the instrumental version with the film version's interlude or something.
The FLAC is 44kHz. So whoever did the conversion did it right this time.i havent heard that theme in ages...imma check it outO-cool, this is indeed VERY cool :)featurette with new music(choir!)<br><br>www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=rtcEtDDqvu8Well I mean ''Looking Into Limbo (Alternate)''
Untitled track # 1 it's very similiar like MementoThese files come from a 48Khz source. What is the sampling rate of the flac version?I have just realized that the main theme was very close to broken arrow main theme (the famous guitar theme).that too....aside from that 4th descending note...Very true.<br><br><br><br>For the sake of argument, and because I'm really tired of this debate. They are also the 'James Bond Chords/ascending melody"
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Atli Örvarsson has been hired to score Harald Zwart's new film, The Mortal Instruments - City Of Bones, set to release on August 23rd, 2013. Atli previously worked with Zwart on The Karate Kid (2010) but was ultimately replaced by James Horner...
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  2004, December 30
SPANGLISH : Hans Zimmer - James L. Brooks collaboration

A short video interview based upon questions asked by fans to director James L. Brooks can be seen at˙Spanglishmovie.com. Just click on Ask the director at the bottom of the page. Then‚ again on the handwrited text at the bottom and you will hear James L. Brooks talk about actors‚ his hopes and collaboration with his composer and friend Hans Zimmer.

  2004, December 17
Spanglish
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  2004, December 17
Golden Stellite awards nominations have been announced and this time, it is John Powell turn to be on the list of possible winners for the Best Original Score and Best Original Song.

His collaboration with Dave Stewart and Mick Jagger on ALFIE seems to be more appreciated by people in the business than by fans.

17. Original Score
a. Michael Giacchino - The Incredibles (Disney/Pixar)
b. David A. Stewart, John Powell, Mick Jagger - Alfie (Paramount)
c. HOWARD SHORE - The Aviator (Miramax)
d. Danny Elfman - Spiderman 2 (Columbia)
e. John Swihart - Napoleon Dynamite (Fox Searchlight)
f. Jan A.P. Kaczmarek - Finding Neverland (Miramax)

18. Original Song
a. "Million Voices" - Hotel Rwanda - Wyclef Jean, Jerry ?Wonder? Duplessis & Andrea Guerra
b. "The Book Of Love" - Shall We Dance - Stephen Merritt
c. "Blind Leading the Blind" - Alfie - Mick Jagger & Dave Stewart
d. "Shine Your Light" - Ladder 49 - Robbie Robertson
e. "Learn To Be Lonely" - The Phantom of the Opera - Andrew Lloyd Weber
f. "Believe" - The Polar Express - Glen Ballard & Alan Silvestri

  2004, December 17
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  2004, December 16
METAL GEAR SOLID 3 Interviews at www.music4games.net

Interview with Justin Burnett, Composer for Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater.
Justin Burnett has co-composed the original soundtrack for Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, along with Harry Gregson-Williams and Norihiko Hibino. His previous game credits include additional music for Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty as well as films such as Man On Fire and Dungeons & Dragons: The Movie.
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Interview with Harry Gregson-Williams, Composer for Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater.
Last time we chatted to Harry Gregson-Williams he was based at Hans Zimmer's Media Ventures group and was busy working on the score for the game. Having completed one of this year's most anticipated game scores and established a new studio, we caught up with the composer to discuss his latest adventures with Snake and co.
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  2004, December 13
SPANGLISH on the road

Hans Zimmer received his 6th nomination to the the Golden Globes for the new comedy score he composed for Spanglish, the new James L. Brooks movie, yet director of As Good As It Gets for which Hans Zimmer received an Oscar nomination.

But because Spanglish is not in theatre right now (Official release date : 17th December), people can be surprised by the nomination of the German composer. A true strange thing maybe due to the press-screening already done in order to warm the audience and newspaper writers.

By the way, another good reason the await this score which will close a year of Hans Zimmer filmmusic in a good way.

Golden Globes Original Score nominees
The Aviator Composed by Howard Shore
Finding Neverland Composed by Jan A. P. Kaczmarek
Million Dollar Baby Composed by Clint Eastwood
Sideways Composed by Rolfe Kent
Spanglish Composed by Hans Zimmer

More Infos on The Golden Globes Website

  2004, December 12
Hans ZIMMER to score MADAGASCAR

Hans ZIMMER will score the Dreamworks next animated movie‚ and replaces Harry GREGSON-WILLIAMS who was thought to be on this project until now. Another project for Hans for the year 2005‚ after Ring 2‚ The Weather Man‚ & Batman Begins.

  2004, December 04
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  2004, December 03
King Arthur DVD
Director's Cut
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