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20th Century Fox  https://www.foxscreenings.com/
Bad Times at the El Royale (Michael Giacchino) Bohemian Rhapsody (John Ottman) Deadpool 2 (Tyler Bates) Hate U Give, The (Dustin O'Halloran) Widows (Hans Zimmer)  
 
A24 Films  LINK 1 or 2
Eighth Grade (Anna Meredith) First Reformed (Lustmord) Hereditary (Colin Stetson) mid90s (Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross)  
 
Amazon Studios  LINK 1 or 2
Beautiful Boy (?) Beautiful Boy [Song - "Treasure" (Sampha & Sampha Sisay), 04:39] Cold War (?) Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot (Danny Elfman) Generation Wealth (Jeff Beal) Suspiria (Thom Yorke) [25 cues, 1:20:28] You Were Never Really Here (Jonny Greenwood)  
 
Annapurna Pictures  1, 2, or 3
Destroyer (Theodore Shapiro) [18 cues, 46:11] If Beale Street Could Talk (Nicholas Britell) [18 cues, 39:21] Sisters Brothers, The (Alexandre Desplat) [20 cues, 52:54] Sorry to Bother You (The Coup, Merrill Garbus, Boots Riley, & Tune-Yards) Sorry to Bother You [Song - "OYAHYTT" (Boots Riley, Ryan Christopher Parks, and Damion Gallegos), 4:13] Vice (Nicholas Britell) [24 cues, 43:32]  
 
Aviron Pictures  https://avironpicturesawards.com
Private War, A (H. Scott Salinas)  
 
Bleecker Street  LINK 1, 2 , 3 or 4
Colette (Thomas Adès) [6 cues, 06:46] Disobedience (Matthew Herbert) [6 cues, 21:28] Leave No Trace (Dickon Hinchliffe) [5 cues, 07:24] Leave No Trace [Song - "Moon Boat" (Kendra Smith), 04:45] McQueen (Michael Nyman) [10 cues, 20:02] What They Had (Danny Mulhern) [5 cues, 13:31] What They Had [Song - "Are you There?" (Aoife O'Donovan, Kate Chomko, & Elizabeth Chomko), 04:08]  
 
Broadgreen Pictures  1 or 2
 
 
CBS Films  1 or 2
At Eternity's Gate (Tatiana Lisovskaya)  
 
DreamWorks  LINK 1 or 2
 
 
DreamWorks Animation  LINK 1 or 2
Bilby (Benjamin Wallfisch) Bird Karma (Nora Kroll-Rosenbaum)  
 
Entertainment Studios  https://entertainmentstudiosawards.com/
 
 
EuropaCorp  http://awards.europacorp.com/
 
 
Focus Features  LINK 1 or 2
BlacKkKlansman (Terence Blanchard) [15 cues, 27:04] Boy Erased (Danny Bensi & Saunder Jurriaans) [17 cues, 27:23] Boy Erased [Song - "Revelation" (Troye Sevan & Jónsi), 03:51] Mary Queen of Scots (Max Richter) [15 cues, 49:05] On the Basis of Sex (Mychael Danna) [20 cues, 30:42] On the Basis of Sex [Song - "Here Comes the Change" (Kesha), 03:34] Pope Francis: A Man of His Word (Laurent Petitgand)    Tully (Rob Simonsen) Won't You Be My Neighbor? (Jonathan Kirkscey)  
 
Fox Searchlight Pictures  LINK 1 or 2
Can You Ever Forgive Me? (Nate Heller) [19 cues, 27:57] Favourite, The (William Lyons, historical music) Isle of Dogs (Alexandre Desplat) [25 cues, 58:26] Old Man & the Gun, The (Daniel Hart) [19 cues, 50:40]  
 
GKIDS  https://gkids.com/awards/
Fireworks (Satoru Kôsaki) Invisible (Yasutaka Nakata) Kanini & Kanino (Takatsugu Muramatsu) Life Ain't Gonna Lose (?) Lu Over the Wall (Takatsugu Muramatsu) MFKZ (Guillaume Houzé, The Toxic Avenger Band) Mirai (Masakatsu Takagi) Night is Short, Walk on Girl, The (Michiru Ohshima)  
 
IFC Films  http://www.ifcfilmsawards.com/
 
 
Lionsgate  http://www.lionsgateawards.com/
 
 
Magnolia Pictures  http://www.magpictures.com/awards/
Dogman (Michele Braga) Guilty, The (Carl Coleman & Caspar Hesselager) Kusama: Infinity - The Life and Art of Yayoi Kusama (Allyson Newman) Love, Gilda (Miriam Cutler) RBG (Miriam Cutler) Shoplifters (Haruomi Hosono) Woman at War (Davíð Þór Jónsson)  
 
Neon  http://neonguilds.com/
Active Measures (Doran Danoff & John MacCallum) Assassination Nation (Ian Hultquist) Border (Christoffer Berg & Martin Dirkov) Borg vs. McEnroe (Vladislav Delay, Jon Ekstrand, Carl-Johan Sevedag, & Jonas Struck) Gemini (Keegan DeWitt) Monsters and Men (Kris Bowers) Revenge (Robin Coudert) Three Identical Strangers (Paul Saunderson) Vox Lux (Scott Walker)  
 
Netflix  LINK 1 or 2
22 July (Sune Martin) [39 cues, 1:47:42] Ballad of Buster Scruggs, The (Carter Burwell) Ballad of Buster Scruggs, The [Song - "When a Cowboy Trades His Spurs for Wings" (David Rawlings & Gillian Welch), 2:35] Bird Box (?) Bleeding Edge, The (Jeff Beal) Dovlatov (?) Dumplin' (Jake Monaco) End Game (short) (T. Griffin & Máté Papp) Girl (Valentin Hadjadj) Happy as Lazzaro (original title: Lazzaro Felice) (?) Kindergarten Teacher (Asher Goldshmidt) Land of Steady Habits, The (Marcelo Zarvos) Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle (Nitin Sawhney) On My Skin (original title:  Sulla Mia Pelle) (?) Other Side of the Wind, The (Michel Legrand) Outlaw King (Grey Dogs) Private Life (?) Quincy (Quincy Jones) Resistance Banker, The (Merlijn Snitker) Reversing Roe (Paul Brill) ROMA (?) Roxanne, Roxanne (RZA) Seeing Allred (H. Scott Salinas) Shirkers (Ishai Adar) Sunday's Illness (Nico Casal) They'll Love Me When I'm Dead (Daniel Wohl) Twelve-Year Night, A (Federico Jusid) Zion (short) (Victor Magro)  
 
Open Road Films  http://openroadfilms.com/AWARDS/
 
 
The Orchard  https://awards.theorchard.com/
All About Nina (John Dragonetti) American Animals (Anne Nikitin) Angel, El (?) Birds of Passage (Leonardo Heiblum) Dawn Wall, The (Adam Crystal) Duck Butter (Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith) Flower (Joseph Stephens) Outside In (Andrew Bird) We the Animals (Nick Zammuto) Young Karl Marx, The (Alexei Aigui)  
 
Paramount Pictures  LINK 1 , 2, or 3
Quiet Place, A (Marco Beltrami & Buck Sanders) [37 cues, 1:13:09]  
 
Roadside Attractions  http://roadsideawards.com/
Ben is Back (Dickon Hinchliffe)  
 
Sony Pictures  https://www.sonypictures-guilds.com/
Front Runner, The (Rob Simonsen) Spider-Man™: Into the Spider-Verse (Daniel Pemberton) White Boy Rick (Max Richter)  
 
Sony Pictures Classics  http://www.sonyclassics.com/awards-information/
All is True (Patrick Doyle) Capernaum (Khaled Mouzanar) Happy Prince, The (Gabriel Yared) Maria By Callas (?) Never Look Away (Max Richter) Puzzle (Dustin O'Halloran) Rider, The (Nathan Halpern) Ruben Brandt, Collector (Tibor Cári) Stan & Ollie (Rolfe Kent) Sunset (László Melis) Wife, The (Jocelyn Pook)  
 
STX Entertainment  LINK 1 or 2
 
 
Universal Pictures  LINK 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6
First Man (Justin Hurwitz) [23 cues, 47:13] Green Book (Kris Bowers) Grinch, The (Danny Elfman) [26 cues, 43:30] The Grinch [Song - “I Am the Grinch” (Tyler, The Creator), 02:38] Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (Michael Giacchino) [26 cues, 1:20:04] Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again (Anne Dudley)  
 
Walt Disney  LINK 1 or 2
Avengers: Infinity War (Alan Silvestri) Bao (Toby Chu) Black Panther (Ludwig Göransson) [28 cues, 1:31:08] Black Panther [Song - "All the Stars" (Kendrick Lamar, Anthony Tiffith, Mark Spears, Solana Rowe, Al Shuckburgh), 3:52] Incredibles 2 (Michael Giacchino) [18 cues, 1:03:24] Mary Poppins Returns (Marc Shaiman) [29 cues, 47:36] Mary Poppins Returns [Song – “The Place Where Lost Things Go” (Marc Shaiman & Scott Wittman), 03:44] Mary Poppins Returns [Song – “Trip a Little Light Fantastic” (Marc Shaiman & Scott Wittman), 07:03] Ralph Breaks the Internet (Henry Jackman) [17 cues, 40:37] Ralph Breaks the Internet [Song - "A Place Called Slaughter Race" (Alan Menken, Phil Johnston, Tom MacDougall), 03:28] Ralph Breaks the Internet [Song - "Zero" (Imagine Dragons), 03:32]  
 
Warner Brothers  AMPAS, HFPA, & BAFTA
Aquaman (Rupert Gregson-Williams) Crazy Rich Asians (Brian Tyler) Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald (James Newton Howard) Head Full of Honey (Diego Baldenweg, Lionel Vincent Baldenweg, Nora Baldenweg, & Martin Todsharow) Mule, The (Arturo Sandoval) Ready Player One (Alan Silvestri) Smallfoot (Heitor Pereira) Star is Born, A (?) They Shall Not Grow Old (?)  
 
MISCELLANEOUS
Sgt. Stubby: An American Hero (Patrick Doyle)  http://sgtstubby.fycscreenings.com/  
 
NOTES:
ARCHIVES OF PAST YEARS' THREADS:  2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, & 2011 Links to film sites above provided only for those featuring score/music excerpts. Direct links to audio files provided in the Spoilers below the film titles. Please post other studios and film sites featuring music below and I will add them to this master list. Sources for the sites listed above (in part): Historical: http://www.awardscircuit.com/oscar-predictions/103406-2/fyc-awards-season-tracker-2016-2017/ http://www.richiesolomon.com/screenings/#films

They should have sent it to the Marx brothersh!

You can still hope that Quartet Records will do all the Williams expansions from now on.
Buy one to keep it as well and when a desperate JWFan comes across, once the set sold out, you give it to him.

On the note of Close Encounters...

Oh, and E.T., part of my simplistic black backdrop Spielberg-Williams collection of covers.

Is it also possible that we took one statement by MV/LLL and went absolutely bonkers in interpreting it?  Couldn't be!

And why would he want us to refrain from inquiries regarding that error?
 
To me, it's clear that this is about the Potter releases that haven't been mentioned anywhere else and that Mike also hasn't commented on. And if he doesn't want us to inquire about it, I'd say that's because he can't officially say anything. Which in turn seems to indicate that they are happening, but shouldn't have been announced yet, and any questions about them would put Mike in a difficult spot. So I'll not inquire and wait patiently. We all know how often these things get delayed, perhaps because of pressing schedules, or because of artwork approvals, or perhaps they simply weren't meant to be announced yet.

I get very afraid every time Williams is sick. Hope him the best!

I get very afraid every time Williams is sick. Hope him the best!

I get very afraid every time Williams is sick. Hope him the best!

I get very afraid every time Williams is sick. Hope him the best!

This.

Honestly I think the choice of Silvestri for this movie was quite smart. He nailed the score, made the enough references to previous material and compose some very good themes in the spirit of the 80's cinema.

Good news guys, I found out where this is from. It is from Gordy Haab's SWBF2 season 2 DLC recording sessions that took place on March 29. The YouTube channel that posted the video belongs to Peter Moore, who is on the EA board of directors. I don't believe it's actually part of the game, I think they just played it as a warm-up. Gordy posted several pictures on his Facebook page, including this one:
 

 

Honestly I think the choice of Silvestri for this movie was quite smart. He nailed the score, made the enough references to previous material and compose some very good themes in the spirit of the 80's cinema.

Honestly I think the choice of Silvestri for this movie was quite smart. He nailed the score, made the enough references to previous material and compose some very good themes in the spirit of the 80's cinema.

Honestly I think the choice of Silvestri for this movie was quite smart. He nailed the score, made the enough references to previous material and compose some very good themes in the spirit of the 80's cinema.

Honestly I think the choice of Silvestri for this movie was quite smart. He nailed the score, made the enough references to previous material and compose some very good themes in the spirit of the 80's cinema.

Honestly I think the choice of Silvestri for this movie was quite smart. He nailed the score, made the enough references to previous material and compose some very good themes in the spirit of the 80's cinema.

Honestly I think the choice of Silvestri for this movie was quite smart. He nailed the score, made the enough references to previous material and compose some very good themes in the spirit of the 80's cinema.

One sure-fire way to record the 5.1 version is to play it through an HDCP compliant home theater setup such as a Roku hooked up via HDMI to a 5.1 AV receiver, and then use a computer to record all six pre-Out RCA outputs from the back of the receiver as it plays.
 
As far as I've seen, no one's figured out how to actually rip the bitstream coming from the Movies Anywhere server directly, only various ways to record it as it plays live.

You know, this part is not my favourite, but I like it a lot too. This reminds me of "To Cairo" from Raiders of the Lost Ark, especially the Middle Eastern sounding flavour there at the end.... Great stuff!

I bought a second copy of Attack of the Clones CD for this cue! I think it's a very good action cue. AotC is my least favourite score from the saga, but that doesn't mean that I don't think is an excellent score with great moments. I particularly love this small section in Jango's Escape:
 
 
I have been always a great fan of how Williams composes this kind of minor bits for Star Wars

I voted for the sequels. Is still an unfinished work, but I think TFA is one of best Williams' scores so far.

Wow just catching up on this thread is hilarious. So many people confused by pretty straightforward technology.
 
Rian Johnson / Disney made the isolated score available to stream in high quality (Dolby Digital+ in 5.1 channels) and if your device supports it, you get to listen to it in that format.
 
If your device doesn't, you get a downgraded version. If you play on a computer, for example, you get 96kbps AAC.  If you play on Apple TV, you get PCM stereo. If you play on a good enough Roku, you get the DD 5.1. This is all assuming the device on the other end of the HDMI can read that format.
 
It's not going to be on the physical Blu Ray disc. We've already known that for weeks, but RJ's tweets again today reconfirm it.  Some people only read his first tweet instead of the whole chain.
 
It's an exclusive special feature only available with Movies Anywhere. If you buy the movie digitally today on another platform, you can link your purchase to Movies Anywhere and stream the music track. If you wait and buy the physical Blu Ray, it comes with a digital copy and if you activate that, you can link it to Movies Anywhere and stream the music track.
 
Officially and legally, you can only play the music through Movies Anywhere while you have an active internet connection to stream it while the movie streams (unless they have an offline mode I'm not aware of).
 
If you plan on pirating this track instead of purchasing it, please don't talk on our public forums about that, or how you've pirated it for other people. Use your head.
 
Please just talk about the music track itself, and the software and methods one might use to archive yourself a recording of it if you did buy it, IE for in case Movies Anywhere ever takes it away or you don't want to use internet bandwidth to listen to it every time, etc. Please don't talk about uploading it to others or downloading it if you didn't buy it. We have a freaking PM system people.
 
Thank you.

I voted fifth. I will placed before 1) 'Empire Strikes Back', 2) 'Star Wars', 3) 'The Force Awakens' and 4)'The Phantom Menace'; but before 6) 'Return of the Jedi', 7) 'Revenge of the Sith' and 8) 'Attack of the clones'. Not that I dislike any of the Star Wars scores ('Rogue One', which will be 9th, has even grow in me with some of its tracks) but after some listenings I this 'The Last Jedi' is one of the most enjoyable scores from the saga.