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Graham Foote (and his ensemble) did the vocals for "Living in The Age of Airplanes", and then the "Pandora" attraction music, but he did NOT work on Horner's Avatar score in 2009. 

The vocalists who carried over from the 2009 Horner score are Clydene Jackson, Terry Wood (you see them in the behind-the-scenes material on the Blu-ray) along with Carmen Twillie and Lisbeth Scott (Scott also performed on Amazing Spider-Man as well)
 

 

Graham Foote (and his ensemble) did the vocals for "Living in The Age of Airplanes", and then the "Pandora" attraction music, but he did NOT work on Horner's Avatar score in 2009. 

The vocalists who carried over from the 2009 Horner score are Clydene Jackson, Terry Wood (you see them in the behind-the-scenes material on the Blu-ray) along with Carmen Twillie and Lisbeth Scott (Scott also performed on Amazing Spider-Man as well)
 

 

Graham Foote (and his ensemble) did the vocals for "Living in The Age of Airplanes", and then the "Pandora" attraction music, but he did NOT work on Horner's Avatar score in 2009. 

The vocalists who carried over from the 2009 Horner score are Clydene Jackson, Terry Wood (you see them in the behind-the-scenes material on the Blu-ray) along with Carmen Twillie and Lisbeth Scott (Scott also performed on Amazing Spider-Man as well)
 

 

Graham Foote (and his ensemble) did the vocals for "Living in The Age of Airplanes", and then the "Pandora" attraction music, but he did NOT work on Horner's Avatar score in 2009. 

The vocalists who carried over from the 2009 Horner score are Clydene Jackson, Terry Wood (you see them in the behind-the-scenes material on the Blu-ray) along with Carmen Twillie and Lisbeth Scott (Scott also performed on Amazing Spider-Man as well)
 

 

Graham Foote (and his ensemble) did the vocals for "Living in The Age of Airplanes", and then the "Pandora" attraction music, but he did NOT work on Horner's Avatar score in 2009. 

The vocalists who carried over from the 2009 Horner score are Clydene Jackson, Terry Wood (you see them in the behind-the-scenes material on the Blu-ray) along with Carmen Twillie and Lisbeth Scott (Scott also performed on Amazing Spider-Man as well)
 

 

I gave up on this show after three episodes.  It's not bad, I just don't have much use personally for a fantasy show where everyone talks as though they are in 2022.

Sir I’m gonna have to ask you to get allllllll the way off my back about it. 
 
Yeah you better get off of that thing. 

Yes, although the coloring on web-head is a bit off, like it was photoshopped out or something: 

https://warmbutter.com/albums/spider-man/




To add to that, being in Canada, I paid $76.50 for this thing thanks to currency conversion. 
 
I paid it because being a 20th anniversary release of a treasured film (and the original score album does indeed sit on my shelf, purchased 20 years ago when the film came out) and I'm glad to have this sit next to it, included OST or not. 

Mine is still firmly in "Awaiting Fulfillment" mode. 

If anybody wants to use Arnold's original cue titles, the GEMA database has them all (except the one cue that didn't appear in the final cut)
 
Not 1, not 2, not 3, but FOUR "Gets It" cues!
 

Original Album Terrorist Base White Knight Mod Squad White Knight Missile Launch White Knight Blowing Up The Base White Knight Dog Fight Backseat Pilot Sinking Of The Devonshire The Sinking Of The Devonshire Headlines / Eye The Sinking Of The Devonshire Encoder The Sinking Of The Devonshire Bond To MI6 MI6 Launch The Fleet Launch The Fleet Hamburg / Q / Car Company Car   You Have A Phone Call, Mr. Bond Studio Fight Station Break Carver And Paris Carver And Paris Too Close For Comfort Paris And Bond An Appointment With The Doctor The Last Goodbye Laboratory Break In Hamburg Break In Atrium Chase Hamburg Break Out Printing Press Fight Printing Press Fight Newspaper / Escape To Hotel Escape To Hotel Dr. Kaufman Doctor Kaufman Kaufman Gets It *-3-Send Backseat Driver Backseat Driver Bond In Okinawa Okinawa Bond HALO Jump HALO Jump Underwater Discovery Underwater Discovery Helicopter / Vietnam Vietnam Banner Escape Banner Escape Bike Chase Bike Chase Bike Shop Fight Bike Shop Fight Ha Long Bay Ha Long Bay Stealth / Capture Boarding The Stealth Jam Jar Grenade Grenade Gupta Gets It A Tricky Spot For 007 Stealth Shoot Out Stealth Shoot Out Carver Gets It Carver Gets It Stamper Gets It / Bond Triumphs All In A Day’s Work  
 
"Encoder" is the short cue added to the LLL "Sinking of the Devonshire" track, it's not in the OST/Chapter III track

Which in the film was a total mashup of several cues, yes.
For those going on about Titanic and its merits or lack of depending on where one stands, I just wanted to point out that it is now December 19. Titanic was released 25 years ago today. 

Which in the film was a total mashup of several cues, yes.
For those going on about Titanic and its merits or lack of depending on where one stands, I just wanted to point out that it is now December 19. Titanic was released 25 years ago today. 

I'm guessing no one among us has a login / credentials for it. Then again it's one more day's wait. 
 
 
 
Tracklist from the site (Had to type it out)

EDIT: 

Horner is credited in the publisher information on only ONE cue as noted. 

 
1. Nothing Is Lost (You Give Me Strength) - Performed by The Weeknd (4:28)
2. Hometree (3:28)
3. Happiness Is Simple (Franglen / Horner) (2:22)
4. A New Star (2:57)
5. Converging Paths (1:45)
6. Rescue and Loss (6:40)
7. Family Is Our Fortress (3:07)
8. Into The Water (3:40)
9. The Way of Water (2:30)
10. Payakan (3:30)
11. Mighty Eywa (4:13)
12. Friends (1:47)
13. Cove of the Ancestors (2:46)
14. The Tulkun Return (2:51)
15. The Hunt (5:48)
16. Na'vi Attack (4:44)
17. Eclipse (3:13)
18. Bad Parents (3:23)
19. Knife Fight (2:48)
20. From Darkness to Light (4:14)
21. The Spirit Tree (2:58)
22. The Songcord - Performed by Zoe Saldana (3:20)
Total Time: 1:16:32
 

For proper context. 

For proper context. 

For proper context. 

Awesome stuff. The background video…looks like the one I did years ago of the entire “War” sequence featuring the intended score (without sound effects or dialogue) that was always tricky to upload to YouTube because of copyright flags. I called it “War: The Battle for Pandora”. If so, great use of it as a guide/ sync!

Those clusters at the end 
 
 

Yes, although the coloring on web-head is a bit off, like it was photoshopped out or something: 

https://warmbutter.com/albums/spider-man/




To add to that, being in Canada, I paid $76.50 for this thing thanks to currency conversion. 
 
I paid it because being a 20th anniversary release of a treasured film (and the original score album does indeed sit on my shelf, purchased 20 years ago when the film came out) and I'm glad to have this sit next to it, included OST or not. 

Mine is still firmly in "Awaiting Fulfillment" mode. 

The film version and album version are basically two different edits of the same cue. The album version cuts out those punch lines, while the film version  (as heard on the isolated score) uses them and cuts out other sections. 

So in the end, the extended version of this cue in the main program of this new release is everything in one go, punch lines, melodies and all. The album version on the OST is in the bonuses. The edited film version is not here. 

Yes, although the coloring on web-head is a bit off, like it was photoshopped out or something: 

https://warmbutter.com/albums/spider-man/




To add to that, being in Canada, I paid $76.50 for this thing thanks to currency conversion. 
 
I paid it because being a 20th anniversary release of a treasured film (and the original score album does indeed sit on my shelf, purchased 20 years ago when the film came out) and I'm glad to have this sit next to it, included OST or not. 

Mine is still firmly in "Awaiting Fulfillment" mode. 

The film version and album version are basically two different edits of the same cue. The album version cuts out those punch lines, while the film version  (as heard on the isolated score) uses them and cuts out other sections. 

So in the end, the extended version of this cue in the main program of this new release is everything in one go, punch lines, melodies and all. The album version on the OST is in the bonuses. The edited film version is not here. 

Dude, just say you were never actually interested in the set and get out of here before we have to make a "Spider-Man 20th Anniversary Score Appreciation Thread," because these repetitive comments add nothing to the conversation. Let people talk about the darn material first before you can remain brashfully confident in your half-reasonable choice. I'll even give you $20 if it means you can shut up about the price.

At the time, LLL commented that if they waited to get clearance for “My Heart Will Go On”, then the 20th anniversary album would have been a 25th…that’s this year. Where is it?🤣

Talk about a stretch. 

You call that berating? They weren't getting it done, he showed them how and how basic it was. No need for the hyperbole on a clip from 1985. 

Oh yeah, I remember now: I really liked this score.
 
I know it's music we already have, but Bike Chase is so good.
 
The beginning of Okinawa is cool. It's where all the Bond fans declare with one voice "We will not go quietly into the night! We will not vanish without a fight!"