Cerebral Cortex

I'd definitely agree with this.

Thanks so much for posting these, Hlao-roo.

For what? For being considered a movie.

Mentally, Williams is still as sharp as a knife.

Best of luck!

Here ya go, bud. https://youtu.be/lxzUEl0loU8

Smile. We're getting a new John Williams score. Let the good feelings flow through you. Be at peace, my child.

It's a little more difficult to fully appreciate that one because it's so brief and you have a lot of other noises thrown into the mix. Not to speak for Mr. Big or anything. Just my 2 cents.

Not super great quality but if anybody wants a downloaded copy of this video, here ya go. Link

Not entirely convinced Williams wrote the music in this video...

Man, that's actually really cool.

Especially when Lucas is the one who is saying it.

I don't know what sick, twisted game you're playing BloodBoal...

The mention of a Resistance March would seem to confirm the track titles that popped up on Amazon a while ago.

So much bullshit.

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What if Stef and Skyy are the same person?

Given how much music was going to be required of him for the film, the fact that it takes him quite a bit longer to compose than it used to, and that there is the obvious expectation that this be incredible music, it makes sense that Williams wanted to just solely focus on the score so that he was in a prime position to make it the best it could be.

Disney is hard at work erasing every aspect of this man's existence from global databanks. Photos, passports, social security number: all gone. By noon tomorrow, this man will have never existed.

Phantom Menace was 74:23. Attack of the Clones was 73:43 (around 76:45 with "On The Conveyor Belt"). Revenge of the Sith: was 71:53.

Which also confirms that all of those users are also human.

Excellent work, Rolltide!

I actually am really glad they're being so restrained with a film of this size. I lack the willpower to avoid such things as reading track titles or listening to samples even though I'd prefer not to until post-release. They're giving me no choice but to have said willpower.

It's hard to believe that, after years of waiting, in less than two weeks some of us will have heard a brand-spanking new John Williams score, and a Star Wars one at that!

We've known for a little while now that it was going to have "Music By" on the front so I'm uncertain why this is causing agitation now.