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17 hours ago, Richard Penna said:
I was right
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23 hours ago, Clockwork Angel said:
Distorted Reality?
I think it may be from Liquid Grooves or Metamorphosis, I'd need to check.
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On 06/10/2022 at 6:39 AM, Richard Penna said:
Also one of the sample loops he uses is a variation on this library track, although either sped up, or the guy who wrote that library cut took it from somewhere else.
That's a loop from one of Spectrasonics' sample libraries. These popped up in TV and movie scores all over the place in the late 1990s and into the 2000s, and continue to do so today on occasion. I noticed them cropping up so often that about 20 years ago I started a list of everywhere I heard them. The first Tomb Raider film uses them liberally, for example.
What irks me with regards to this release -- and I wonder if someone can help -- is the total lack of credit for Craig Armstrong's badass cue, "Lab Scene", which is the second part of "She Escaped/Break In" on Disc Two. The cue is credited in the film's end credits, the DE liner notes mention that the cue remains in the film, and it finally gets its debut release on the DE... but it's renamed "Break In" and no credit is given to Armstrong at all. Why is this?
I know legalities are complex when it comes to issuing film scores and even writing about them (copyrights, NDAs, unions, etc.) but I waited nearly 20 years to get this piece, and yet it's been renamed and implicitly credited to Silvestri? It's clearly Armstrong's "Lab Scene" cue, so can anyone explain the story behind this?
(As an aside, is the following track -- "Shoot Her Between The Eyes" -- Silvestri's original cue for the lab scene before Jan De Bont opted to keep Armstrong's cue instead? I've not seen the film in years, but I am sure the cue name refers to a line in the lab scene and the fact that it is marked as unused suggests it may be Silvestri's rejected piece.)
- Yavar Moradi and Drawgoon
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On 10/10/2021 at 3:01 AM, LewWho95 said:
With the release of the bonus track Safin (which certainly sounds like it's the prologue music), here's my attempt at No Time To Die (bar the vinyl bonus tracks which are the only ones I can't place) with the songs used in the film included
1. Gun Barrel
2. Dans la ville endormie (by Dalida)
3. Safin
4. Matera
5. Message From An Old Friend
6. Square Escape
7. No Time To Die (by Billie Eilish)
8. Someone Was Here
9. Not What I Expected
10. What Have You Done
11. Shouldn't We Get To Know Each Other First
12. Cuba Chase
13. Back To MI6
14. Good To Have You Back
15. Lovely To See You Again
16. Home
17. Norway Chase
18. Gearing Up
19. Poison Garden
20. The Factory
21. I'll Be Right Back
22. Opening The Doors
23. Final Ascent
24. We Have All The Time In The World (by Louis Armstrong)
25. Q1
26. Q2
27. Q3
28. Q4
The Q1 through Q4 tracks are unused ideas/cues/demos/suites that do not appear in the film.
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On 03/10/2021 at 9:00 PM, Jerry said:
Does anyone know where the 4 vinyl exclusive tracks to No Time To Die fit into the rest of the album chronologically?
They're suites that were not written to-picture, so they are probably best served by being placed at the end of the program as kind of bonus tracks.
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The Cliff Martinez score? I can help.
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Does anyone know how to download or at least stream the AAC files for, say, Tenet and WW1984? I click the links, get a WinAmp playlist file and all it does it load about 20 10-second clips that refuse to play. Would really like to be able to listen to these offline if at all possible.
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Does anyone have the full and complete cue list for Face/Off (1997)? A number of years ago, a seller on eBay had the second disc of a 1999 two CD-R set called "Face/Off All Cues" that featured the following tracks:
1m3 Version 1 Airport
2m4 Version 1 Hangar
3m8 Version 2 Champers
9m34 Rape Car Source
9m35A The Knife
9m35B The Knife
10m36/10m38A Gun Fight
10m36/10m38B Gun Fight
10m36/10m38C Gun Fight
10m36/10m38 Gun Fight
10m36/10m38E Gun Fight
10m36/10m38F Gun Fight
11m40a Showdown 1
11m40a Showdown 2
11m40c A Showdown 3
11m40c B Showdown 3
11m42 Travolta's Strut
11m43 Next Move
12m45 Church
12m46a Garden
12m46b Garden
13m47 Boat Chase
13m49 Beach Party
14m50 Face OnPresumably someone, somewhere has this set and can shed some light on the slates for all the other cues?
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Using "session leaks" to obtain slates/cue names is not an ideal method. Traders/leakers often rename slates or titles to track "their" leak. Getting the correct slates and cue titles from somewhere like cocatalog.loc.gov is the only way to be sure of getting the right titles.
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Ramin Djawadi - Blade: Trinity (2004)
Source: New Line Cinema promo CD-R for titles, slates from complete score leak
1m1 Logos
1m1 Logos (alternate)
1m2 Helicopters Approach
1m3 Opening The Tomb
1m4A Warehouse Explosion
1m4 Main Titles
1m5 Car Chase
1m6 Blade's Setup (Part 1)
1m6 Blade's Setup (Part 1) (alternate)
1m7 Blade's Setup (Part 2)
1m8 Danica Meets Drake
1m9 Whistler Watched
1m10 Whistler Worries
2m11 Girl In Danger
2m14 Whistler's Last Stand
2m15 Captured
2m16A Drugged
2m17 Blade Rescued/Abigail's Bow
2m19 Police Station Muzak (A Summer Place)
2m20 Police Arrive
3m22 Drake's Disappointment
3m23 Drake's Story
3m24 Found In Iraq
3m29 Finding Dr. Vance (alternate)
3m29-30 Finding Dr. Vance/Lobby Fight
3m29-30 Finding Dr. Vance/Lobby Fight (alternate)
3m31 Foot Chase
3m32 Blade Confronts Drake
4m33 Abbey Flashes Back
4m34 The World Isn't Nice
4m35 Catching The Thief
4m36 Behind Door #1
4m38 Whistler Is Back
4m39 Something's Not Right
5m40 Doggy Scare
5m41 King Captured
5m43-44 Summerfield's Message/Daystar
5m45 King Takes A Beating
5m47 King Rescued
5m50A Abbey Finds Zoe/King Finds Dogs
5m50B Grimwood Finds King
6m51A Blade Vs. Drake (Part 1)
6m51C Blade Vs. Drake (Part 2)
6m52 Daystar Is Released
6m53 The Thirst Always Wins
6m54 Morgue -
How do you locate slates on ASCAP? I only ever see cue titles.
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On 4/30/2018 at 6:16 AM, Brundlefly said:
Do you also have the same information for the first score?
I have a cue list, I think, but I don't have the 2CD boot, so cannot do a track-to-slate comparison as I did here.
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I've had the 2CD edition of this score for some time now but the track titles appear to be a combination of fan-made titles and the OST titles. I'm trying to title the cues correctly - does anyone know how the official slate numbers/cue titles match up to the contents of the 2CD set? I've tried to match them up below but there appears to be some gaps. Can anyone help me out? (What I think are the corresponding 2CD titles are in bold.)
1m1 Main Title (The Legend Of The Scorpion King)
1m2 Tomb Raider Rick (Searching The Tunnels)
1m3 Do it Your Way (The Family O'Connell)
1m3A Been Here Before (I've Been Here Before/Mouse Traps)
1m4 Evy's Flashback (Visions Of The Past)
1m5 Just Had A Vision (Unlocking The Door)
1m6 Slingshot Marksman (This Place Is Cursed)
1m7 Scorpion Shoes (Scorpion Shoes)
1m8 Lock-Nah And Meela (Hamunaptra)
1m9 Imhotep Unearthed (Imhotep Unearthed)
2m1 Just An Oasis (Just An Oasis)
2m2 Bad Guys To The Manor (Visitors At The O'Connell's)
2m3 Bracelet Awakens (Bracelet Awakens)
2m4 Have I Kissed You? (First Kiss Of The Day)
2m5 Meet Meela (The Siege Of O'Connell Manor)
2m6 Evy Kidnapped! (Evy Kidnapped)
2m7 Rick's Tattoo (Rick's Tattoo)
2m8 Imhotep Reborn (Imhotep Reborn)
3m1 Human Sacrifice (My First Bus Ride)
3m1A Human Sacrifice Pt 2 [???]
3m2 The Mushy Part (The Mushy Part)
4m1 Train Chapter (A Gift And A Curse)
4m2 Medjai Commanders (Medjai Commanders)
4m3 Dirigible Montage (A Flying Boat)
4m4 I Want Him Back (I Miss Him/Desert)
4m5 Reconstituted Boyfriend (Flesh And Blood)
4m6 Flush Of Freedom (Train Escape)
4m7 Tsk Tsk (The Next Journey)
4m8 Evy's Flashback Swordfight (Visions Of Nefertiri Part 1)
4m9 Flashback Swordfight Pt 2 (Visions Of Nefertiri Part 2)
4m10 Flashback Finale (Evy Remembers)
5m1 What, No Ice? (Leaving Clues)
5m2 Sandcastles & Breadcrumbs (Sand Castles)
5m3 Canyon Deluge (We're In Trouble)
5m4 Bye-bye Birdy (Horacle Shot)
5m5 Pygmy Territory (Path Of Death)
?m? CUE TITLE? (Any Good With That?) This track is on the 2CD set in the right spot but I don't know the slate or title
5m6 Something Is Coming! (Something Is Coming)
5m7 Pygmy Attack (Pygmy Attack)
5m7A Pygmy Attack Pt 2 (Sacrifice)
6m1 More Pygmies (Time To Go)
6m1A Pygmies Converge [???]
6m2 Racing the Sun (Sunrise)
6m3 Evy Dies (Come Back Evy)
6m4 Fight As Equals [???]
6m5 Curator's Bad Idea (So It Begins)
6m6 A Better Place (Warriors Unleashed)
6m7 Sand Warriors [???]
6m8S Gong [seems unreleased]
6m9 Rick Battles Imhotep (Face-To-Face/The Battle Begins)
6m9A Someone Your Own Size [???]
7m1 False Victory Part I (Family Reunion)
7m2 False Victory Part II (To Kill A Scorpion/Second Division)
7m3 Wrong Girlfriend (Return To The Underworld)
7m4-5 Happy Ending (Rescued/Finale)
7m6 End Credits (End Credits) -
I have a question about a curious situation for anyone in the know. Does anyone have a complete, genuine cue list for John Powell's Face/Off (1997)? Taking only a handful of cues as examples, the Media Ventures double CD-R set from 1999 lists the following slates and titles:
9m34 Rape Car Source (0:53)
9m35A The Knife (2:23)
9m35B The Knife (2:45)
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11m42 Travolta's Strut (0:37)
11m43 Next Move (1:29)
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12m46A Garden (2:50)
13m49 Beach Party (3:25)
14m50 Face On (3:07)
On the unofficial Hans Zimmer website, the website team has these cues retitled thus (titles in bold are taken from ASCAP, and although they do not have slates, I assume the titles refer to the same cues]:
Rape Car Source (unused) (0:53) [Carl's Car] - the 'unused' moniker appears to be wrong, as there is source music playing from the car radio in this scene
The Knife (2:23) [same]
Castor's Son (2:45)
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Castor At The Hospital (0:37) [Archer's Strut]
Sean's Move (1:29)
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Standoff (2:50) [Mexican Standoff]
Ready For The Big Ride, Bubba (3:25) [same]
Homecoming (3:07) [Face On]
Putting the unofficial Zimmer site aside (which has readily admitted to making up track titles when the real ones are unknown), the two official sources we have for cue titles are the Media Ventures CD-R set and the titles registered with ASCAP. Which of these two sources is right? ASCAP has a whole list of other titles that do not appear on either the CDs or the unofficial Zimmer site. It's a confusing situation. So my questions really is, does anyone know which titles are (the most) correct (CD-R or ASCAP) and what the slate numbers are?
I am sorry if this is confusing but I tried to make it as clear as possible.
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In addition to the above (cues that could not be located for the Intrada album and are not present on the CDs):
1M4 And His Merry Men
2M2A Arrow
9M1A Wild Times (Jeff Lyne)
10M0B Medieval Dance Source #312M1 Marriage Plans / Robin's Alive
13M1C Hangman's Drums(SOURCE: Roger Feigelson, Intrada)
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5 hours ago, JTWfan77 said:
Yes, but is it legal to save the streams? Can't they trace your IP address?
When playing the audio files via the streaming websites, your browser downloads the MP3 files to its cache - so you have to download them to play them. All the OP is doing is providing links to the files you would be downloading anyway. There is absolutely nothing wrong with it whatsoever.*
*As far as I know!
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What about the gaps in Hela VS Asgard, Where is the Sword and The Vault, are they unused or are you just unsure of where to place those sections?
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"7m16 Fuck Me It's a Great Big Robot"
For a kid's show! Brilliant!
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Still no sign of a fixed 3m20? How do such things escape people?
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3 hours ago, Fennel Ka said:
Hey guy's the rules state no Williams cue lists.
Why is that?
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The track titles differ between the original releases and the re-releases (although the track titles on Varese's Die Hard 2 would appear to be most accurate/Kamen-esque). Also, neither LLL's Die Hard or Varese's deluxe edition of Die Hard 2 include cue lists in their booklets a la Intrada.
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I do not suppose that anyone has the cue lists for Michael Kamen's Die Hard or Die Hard 2 at all? He always had great titles for some of his cues on his other scores, and I would be most interested in seeing the ones for these two.
It's a shot in the dark, I know, but there's no harm in asking. Thank you, guys.
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The link to The Village on page one links back to the first post.
Moonraker, License to Kill, and Tomorrow Never Dies expanded releases almost happened but are now on hold
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That string swell/sting right before the title song is tracked, IIRC. Also missing is the film version of Blunt Instrument (the ending is different on the album).