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Great news!!! I recently saw Chamber of Secrets performed by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, and it reminded me why CoS is my favorite Potter score. I think each of these scores will benefit from the expanded/complete treatment and deepen our appreciation for them  Great way to end the week!

Great news!!! I recently saw Chamber of Secrets performed by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, and it reminded me why CoS is my favorite Potter score. I think each of these scores will benefit from the expanded/complete treatment and deepen our appreciation for them  Great way to end the week!

Lol at the prequel horn fanfare at 0:23.

He rose for the occasion alright.
 

Two things of note, a few cues were microedited in the film or had some sections replaced with either tracked or new material that I couldnt recognize (like Field Trip, and What more could I lose? has parts muted)
Secondly, several tracks have silences in the middle (some ranging up to 3 minutes long because the tracks move to an entirely different location) which were removed for the OST. I wont bother to note them here.
 
02.Travel Delays
03. Undying Fidelity
01. The Avengers
04. No More Surprises
05. He Won't Come Out
21. Catch (4:30-5:10)
06. Field Trip (0:40-End)
07. Wake Him Up (0:00-0:55)
The Spinners - The Rubberband Man.
07. Wake Him Up (0:55-End)
08. We Both Made Promises (0:30-End)
09. Help Arrives
10. Hand Means Stop/You Go Right
11. One Way Ticket (1:40-2:30)(0:00-0:30)
08. We Both Made Promises (0:00-0:30)
12. Family Affairs (0:30-1:30)
Black Panther's Theme - Ludwig Goransson (doesnt seem to be a straight lift, but a rearrangement)
11. One Way Ticket (0:30-1:40)(2:30-End)
12. Family Affairs (1:30-5:30)
13. What More Could I Lose?
16. Morning After (0:30-End)
17. Is He Always Like This? (0:00-2:20)
14. A Small Price
15. Even for You 
16. Morning After (0:00-0:30)
17. Is He Always Like This? (2:20-End)
18. More Power
19. Charge!
20. Forge
21. Catch (0:00-2:00)(3:40-End)(2:00-3:40)
22. Haircut and Beard (1:42-2:27)(1:08-1:42)(0:00-1:08)(2:27-3:50)
23. A Lot to Figure Out (1:00-End)
24. The End Game
23. A Lot to Figure Out (0:00-1:00)
25. Get That Arm/I Feel You
26. What Did It Cost?
27. Porch
28. Infinity War
30. End Credits
29. Old Tech
 
the score is near complete, about 3 minutes of music is missing and thats just from a few shorter tracks

5.1 deleted score rips!
 
All done, some may need the previous score tracks overlapping in the beginning or end - That's why I uploaded the complete Fathiers track, too, that one's a bit more complex.
 
Some more sound effects could have been removed or dialed down, but at the cost of more time I don't have at the moment, and probably worse quality and more jumping from left to right or from stereo to quasi-mono.
 
I know Youtube is too lossy for some, so I have the original FLAC files if you PM nicely.
 
The complete Fathiers is glorious (well, will be when it gets a proper release) - we're really going around in circles but Johnny must have found the Fountain of Youth.

I'm working on one (using the original cue titles, OST+FYC+ISO) as I make my own edit but it's probably going to take a few days, and by then I'm sure someone will have already posted something similar, and probably better.

Has anyone compiled a chronological track-by-track breakdown of this yet, specifically the isolated score?

Here's my attempt at combining the OST & FYC versions of the track "Escape" so that it sounds a bit less messy and repetitive:
 
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1UNj2eNrYbEadl9d0v7MVMjBITIy_l4_n

The thought of having vermin from that place visiting here makes my skin crawl.

UPDATE: There are at least 10 minutes of music uploaded from the singlepayer campaign story-line, and it sounds terrific!  Hopefully we'll get the entire thing.
 
 
"Hijacking the AT-T" sounds straight out of the films, and the "Finale" is quite stunning!  
Also, I made this cover if anyone is interested:
 

Gordy posted this on Facebook:
 
#StarWarsBattlefront2 Pro Tip: 
-Go to options, and navigate to music. 
- Select “continuous”. 
- Directly below this, select music volume and turn up an additional 4db. 
You’re welcome! 
Sincerely,
Composer of aforementioned music.

01 Main Title and Escape (7:26)
02A [0:00-1:44] "Luke Meets Rey" (1:44)
03 Revisiting Snoke (3:29)
02B [1:44-end] "Luke's Daily Routine" (2:39)
04 The Supremacy (4:01)
06A [0:00-2:00] "Luke and R2" (2:00)
05 Fun with Finn and Rose (2:34)
06B [2:00-end] "Luke and Rey to Cliffside" (2:29)
08 Lesson One (2:10)
09 Canto Bight (2:38)
10 Who Are You? (3:04)
11 The Fathiers (2:42)
12 The Cave (3:00)
13 The Sacred Jedi Texts (3:33)
14 A New Alliance (3:13)
15 “Chrome Dome” (2:03)
16 The Battle of Crait (6:48)
17 The Spark (3:36)
18 The Last Jedi (3:04)
19 Peace and Purpose (3:08)
20 Finale (8:28)
 
Concert arrangement:
 
07 The Rebellion is Reborn (4:00)

01 Main Title and Escape (7:26)
02A [0:00-1:44] "Luke Meets Rey" (1:44)
03 Revisiting Snoke (3:29)
02B [1:44-end] "Luke's Daily Routine" (2:39)
10A [0:00-1:01] "Who Are You?" (1:01)
04 The Supremacy (4:01)
06A [0:00-2:00] "Luke and R2" (2:00)
05 Fun with Finn and Rose (2:34)
06B [2:00-end] "Luke and Rey to Cliffside" (2:29)
08 Lesson One (2:10)
09 Canto Bight (2:38)
10B [1:01-end] "Finn and Rose Escape" (2:03)
11 The Fathiers (2:42)
12 The Cave (3:00)
13 The Sacred Jedi Texts (3:33)
14 A New Alliance (3:13)
15 “Chrome Dome” (2:03)
16 The Battle of Crait (6:48)
17 The Spark (3:36)
18 The Last Jedi (3:04)
19 Peace and Purpose (3:08)
20 Finale (8:28)
 
Concert arrangement:
 
07 The Rebellion is Reborn (4:00)

Here's my analysis of what's on the OST (CONTAINS SPOILERS): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1DW-2_W4bTKZb-NeUlL5NUMMqvzDAMzHCH1a8waRH6ic/htmlview#
It's far from perfect but I tried to make it like Jay's Force Awakens analysis as the format seemed to work well. Any corrections or additions are welcome.

After only one listen, I can safely say that (as a big fan of TFA) almost every track has a goosebumps-inducing moment at least once.  Highlights for me are definitely "Canto Bight" (which sounds straight out of A New Hope), "The Supremacy," and "The Fathiers." As with any John Williams score, if you know your themes pretty well, it *could* be spoilery so watch out.  

After only one listen, I can safely say that (as a big fan of TFA) almost every track has a goosebumps-inducing moment at least once.  Highlights for me are definitely "Canto Bight" (which sounds straight out of A New Hope), "The Supremacy," and "The Fathiers." As with any John Williams score, if you know your themes pretty well, it *could* be spoilery so watch out.  

After only one listen, I can safely say that (as a big fan of TFA) almost every track has a goosebumps-inducing moment at least once.  Highlights for me are definitely "Canto Bight" (which sounds straight out of A New Hope), "The Supremacy," and "The Fathiers." As with any John Williams score, if you know your themes pretty well, it *could* be spoilery so watch out.  

After only one listen, I can safely say that (as a big fan of TFA) almost every track has a goosebumps-inducing moment at least once.  Highlights for me are definitely "Canto Bight" (which sounds straight out of A New Hope), "The Supremacy," and "The Fathiers." As with any John Williams score, if you know your themes pretty well, it *could* be spoilery so watch out.  

After only one listen, I can safely say that (as a big fan of TFA) almost every track has a goosebumps-inducing moment at least once.  Highlights for me are definitely "Canto Bight" (which sounds straight out of A New Hope), "The Supremacy," and "The Fathiers." As with any John Williams score, if you know your themes pretty well, it *could* be spoilery so watch out.  

After only one listen, I can safely say that (as a big fan of TFA) almost every track has a goosebumps-inducing moment at least once.  Highlights for me are definitely "Canto Bight" (which sounds straight out of A New Hope), "The Supremacy," and "The Fathiers." As with any John Williams score, if you know your themes pretty well, it *could* be spoilery so watch out.  

After only one listen, I can safely say that (as a big fan of TFA) almost every track has a goosebumps-inducing moment at least once.  Highlights for me are definitely "Canto Bight" (which sounds straight out of A New Hope), "The Supremacy," and "The Fathiers." As with any John Williams score, if you know your themes pretty well, it *could* be spoilery so watch out.  

After only one listen, I can safely say that (as a big fan of TFA) almost every track has a goosebumps-inducing moment at least once.  Highlights for me are definitely "Canto Bight" (which sounds straight out of A New Hope), "The Supremacy," and "The Fathiers." As with any John Williams score, if you know your themes pretty well, it *could* be spoilery so watch out.  

Can you imagine risking your JOB because you can't wait 5 freaking days for a soundtrack? LOL