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It probably unraveled the very fabric of the space/time continuum.
Granted, that's the worst-case scenario. . . .
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But the destruction might in fact be very localised, limited to merely our our galaxy...
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I was about to ask "Why the hell did you do that for?" but you've answered that question. At least you didn't lock it because you don't like the score.
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I haven't checked the rest of this thread to see if it's been mentioned already but there's also the Eddie Van Halen track that Marty plays on his walkman when he's dressed up in his yellow Darth Vadar suit.
What's a "w.a.l.k.m.a.n?"
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No one shall go against my word
k.M.Still on the fence about ordering this as he maintains this score has always been vastly overrated
Ah, who really cares? Just buy it then complain about it.
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Why was a new thread made? This was pointless and hopefully the mods will lock it up.
Why should it be locked? I don't check the Intrada thread very often. I didn't even know this was released
The King has spoken so the thread stays open. lol
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Finally.
Thanks Intrada.
Yeah I know this will probably be locked and a message telling people to go to the Intrada thread but this needed to be announced in it's own thread.
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My Titanic mixtape:
01 Back to Titanic 2.13 (A Life So Changed)
02 Distant Memories 2.24
03 Southampton 4.01
04 Leaving Port 3.26
05 Take Her to Sea, Mr Murdoch 4.31
06 Rose 2.52
07 The Portrait 4.43
08 Hard to Starboard 6.52
09 Unable to Stay, Unwilling to Leave 3.56
10 A Building Panic 7.22 (edited to delete the part that is in The Sinking)
11 The Sinking 5.05
12 Death of Titanic 8.26
13 A Promise Kept 6.02
14 Never an Absolution/A Life So Changed 3.03
15 An Ocean of Memories 7.58
16 Hymn to the Sea 6.25
I wanted it to be on one CD and a good listening experience, so not all of the 'extras' from Back to Titanic are included.
This score is next on my list to edit as I want to edit together a short section of A Building Panic into The Sinking thereby joining that and Death of Titanic together making one extended track as well as making a film version of the ending.
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...was there even a plot to thicken in the first place?
No, there wasn't. It just went soft and curdled.
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Conan The Barbarian!
Really my dear fellow, you should contemplate this statement on the tree of woe.
Conan the Barbarian has several corny moments,but irresistable in the way the original Wicker Man is.
No. I say we sell him into slavery or chain him to a wheel of pain for that comment. Conan is a great film with a brilliant score. The only thing I don't like about the movie is the sounds of Conan's pain when in the pit fighting. That's just beyond bad! But I love the movie.
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Why does the BSG cover remind me so much of The Last Suppper?
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Isn't there an "unofficial" issue of the complete score? Is this edit just a combination of tracks or is it actually unreleased music?
Yes there is and it is just DVD rips.
I made this using music from "Track 14 - Battle of The Mounds", "Track 1 - Anvil of Crom" then "Track 2 - Riders of Doom" from the Varese 16 track cd and edited using Audacity.
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For a long time I've wanted to make an expanded version of Track 12 The Kitchen/The Orgy by adding the battle music. I have tried on many occassions to do this and failed miserably but this morning I woke up and using three existing tracks on the OST did it in less than 2 hours.
It cannot say it is 100% perfect but it's good enough for me to enjoy it as much as the rest of the score.
The track in 10 minutes plus long and in MP3 format in 320kbps but I seriously doubt anybody would really want it.
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I keep meaning to create a thread about how brilliant Horner's Titanic score is.
Unfortunately, I think we are in the minority on this one. Many people would have been captured in the hype at the time but 12 years on I'm sure people see the film itself and the music as well ina completely different way to when they first saw the movie.
And that is something I am curious about. After 12 years does Titanic still stand as the great movie it was made out to be at the time and is the music still considered to be one of the all time great scores?
Also many people who loved Celine Dion's song find they can't stand it anymore. Why is this?
I think the film and the score are still great...and always will be. And I still enjoy the song too but only in the context of the movie, not as a standalone song.
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A fun project I put together; I mixed and edited the various album sinking sequence tracks to match the film version of the sinking sequence.
For the fans
Sounds good. It's definitely better than what I did a few years ago. I do know there is a couple of seconds of additional music missing from the soundtracks that is heard as the people are being sucked through the windows but really...it's only a couple of seconds and doesn't really affect the overall listening pleasure of what I think is still a great score.
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I bought the 2 disc extended version of Angels & Demons when it was released the other week and on the cover slip it has a yellow sticker that reads: "Includes FOOTAGE NOT SEEN IN THEATRES" then under that it has "Create your own music score with Hans Zimmer Music Studio - Powered by Sequel 2!"
Ok. Now I have searched the 2 discs and there is nothing that resembles anything like what it says above. I contacted Sony Pictures Home Entertainment here in Sydney and they said they will call me back.
Does anyone know what this "Create your own movie score with Hans Zimmer Music Studio" function is and is it on your DVD?
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Tell me, is that book a good one?
I've got the first print edition of this book (black cover with empty directors chair in water-filled dining room) and don't think there was anything in there I didn't already know. For such a huge project that it was I was surprised the book wasn't longer but it was an interesting book at the same time.
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Here is the First Blood cue breakdown, thanks to Charlie Brigden
As the title says. I wanted to put the CD in chronological order, but the score is all over the place on the OST, so I thought I'd take a closer look at what has to be one of Goldsmith's landmark scores, but never really seems to get mentioned much, despite the fact that a lot of it lays the groundwork for some of his most celebrated scores. The times in the film are approximate, as I did it from watching the film on YouTube and I'm not 100% the timing is the same. Still, enjoy!
FIRST BLOOD - Jerry Goldsmith
1. Home Coming (2:28) 0:00 – 2:28
2. Welcome To Hope (1:03) 3:46 – 4:49
3. The Defiant One (0:40) 7:51 – 8:31
4. The Razor (2:18) 14:28 – 16:46
5. Motorcycle Chase (0:20) 16:52 – 17:12
6. Survival Instinct (0:58) 20:17 – 21:15
7. Higher Ground (0:30) 21:50 – 22:20
8. The Cliff (0:56) 24:47 – 25:43
9. The Dive (1:21) 26:53 – 28:14
10. Galt Is Dead (0:34) 28:26 – 29:00
11. Patching Up (0:54) 29:29 – 30:23
12. Guerrilla Warfare (3:47) 35:41 – 39:28
13. A War You Won’t Believe (0:57) 39:31 – 40:28
14. The Cave (0:36) 46:35 - 47:11
15. Group Leader To Raven (0:56) 47: 19 to 48:14
16. First Blood (2:46) 48:15 – 51:01
17. Mountain Hunt (2:06) 51:40 – 53:46
18. The Tunnel, Part I (3:13) 59:54 – 63:07
19. The Tunnel, Part II (2:30) 65:10 – 67:40
20. The Roadblock (0:51) 69:48 – 70:39
21. My Town (0:52) – 73:34 – 74:26
22. Cat and Mouse (0:54) 75:18 – 76:12
23. Gun Shop (1:48) 76:34 – 78:22
24. Rambo Gives Up (0:36) 85:23 – 85:59
25. It’s A Long Road (3:20) 86:00 – 89:20
1. Home Coming (2:28) 0:00 – 2:28 – OST Track 1
The opening credits run over John Rambo walking to the home of his friend Delmar Berry, whom he served with in Vietnam.
2. Welcome To Hope (1:03) 3:46 – 4:49 – OST Track 7 0:57 to end
Delmar’s widow tells Rambo her husband died of cancer. He continues his journey into the small town of Hope, which is presided over by Sheriff Will Teasle.
3. The Defiant One (0:40) 7:51 – 8:31 – OST Track 8 0:00 to 0:40
After Teasle gives him a lift to the edge of town and tells him to clean himself up, Rambo defies him by walking back towards Hope, and is consequently arrested by Teasle for vagrancy.
4. The Razor (2:18) 14:28 – 16:46 – OST Track 8 0:41 to end
After being taken to the Police station and subsequently mistreated, Rambo – fuelled by flashbacks of Vietnam – attacks the Police officers and escapes from the station, stealing a motorcycle.
5. Motorcycle Chase (0:20) 16:52 – 17:12 – Tracked from “The Cliff”
Teasle chases Rambo in his squad car.
6. Survival Instinct (0:58) 20:17 – 21:15 – OST Track 3 3:36 to end
After losing Teasle, Rambo forages for supplies from the derelict area he finds himself in to aid his survival.
7. Higher Ground (0:30) 21:50 – 22:20 – Tracked from “Survival Instinct”
With the Police back in force, Rambo furthers his escape by climbing a large hill.
8. The Cliff (0:56) 24:47 – 25:43 – OST Track 5 1:26 to end
Rambo climbs down onto a cliff-edge only to be confronted by a helicopter with a sniper aboard.
9. The Dive (1:21) 26:53 – 28:14 – OST Track 10 0:38 to end
Rambo dives off the cliff, landing in a tree. He throws a rock at the chopper, causing the sniper to fall to his death.
10. Galt Is Dead (0:34) 28:26 – 29:00 – First and last portions tracked from “Survival Instinct”, middle ‘flashback’ portion tracked from “The Razor”
Rambo takes the coat and gun of the dead sniper.
11. Patching Up (0:54) 29:29 – 30:23 – OST T9 1:54 to end
Rambo sews up a wound on his arm before asking for an amnesty from the Police, which is promptly turned down when they shoot at him.
12. Guerrilla Warfare (3:47) 35:41 – 39:28 – OST Track 6 1:10 to 5:19
In the midst of a storm Rambo stalks the cops, taking them out one by one as they hunt him.
13. A War You Won’t Believe (0:57) 39:31 – 40:28 – OST Track 6 5:20 to end
Rambo threatens Teasle, telling him he should end this now or he’ll give him ‘a war you won’t believe’.
14. The Cave (0:36) 46:35 - 47:11 – OST Track 4 3:25 to end
Rambo sits in a cave, listening to the Police radio.
15. Group Leader To Raven (0:56) 47: 19 to 48:14 – OST Track 7 0:00 to 0:56
Rambo’s mentor Colonel Trautman addresses his team on the radio as he attempts to contact Rambo.
16. First Blood (2:46) 48:15 – 51:01 – OST Track 3 0:00 to 1:58
Rambo refuses to give himself up, as the Police “drew first blood”.
17. Mountain Hunt (2:06) 51:40 – 53:46 – OST Track 3 1:58 to 3:35
The local army goes after Rambo, and believe they’ve killed him after firing a rocket launcher into the cave entrance. The film version is longer than the OST, namely because the opening salvo of percussion is repeated several times.
18. The Tunnel, Part I (3:13) 59:54 – 63:07 – OST Track 4 0:00 to 3:26
Rambo wades through a rat-infested tunnel looking for a way out.
19. The Tunnel, Part II (2:30) 65:10 – 67:40 – OST Track 2
Rambo finds a way out of the tunnel and steals an army truck, full of weapons.
20. The Roadblock (0:51) 69:48 – 70:39 – OST Track 6 0:00 to 1:10
Rambo smashes through a Police roadblock in the army truck.
21. My Town (0:52) – 73:34 – 74:26 – OST Track 9 0:58 to 1:53
Teasle tells Trautman that he alone will be the one to capture Rambo.
22. Cat and Mouse (0:54) 75:18 – 76:12 – OST Track 9 0:00 to 0:57
Rambo stalks Teasle, cutting the town’s power and attacking the Police station.
23. Gun Shop (1:48) 76:34 – 78:22 – OST Track 5 0:00 to 1:25/Unreleased
Rambo sets off a pile of explosives and shells after finding the town’s gun shop. The end of the cue is unreleased.
24. Rambo Gives Up (0:36) 85:23 – 85:59 – Track 10 0:00 to 0:38
After breaking down in front of Trautman, Rambo gives himself up and is led away by the Colonel.
25. It’s A Long Road (3:20) 86:00 – 89:20 – OST Track 12
Dan Hill’s vocals run over the film’s end credits.
The OST also contains ‘It’s A Long Road (Instrumental)’, however this is incorrectly titled as it is quite different to the vocal track’s music. I’ve put it at the end of the CD and renamed it ‘Theme From “First Blood”’, which serves as a nice bookend as it shares material with ‘Home Coming’.
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That's what I thought too. I'll check it when I have more time.
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You are correct, Jacksparrow. The track is longer on the CD.
I finally got around to working on Gettysburg again (see page 20 of the Chronological Film Score thread for an updated track list) but still can't correctly place these tracks. If anyone knows where they go let me know.
Kilrain's Ride*
Dawn (this was originally incorrectly placed)
General Lee's Solitude
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Back To The Future, Back To The Future, Back To The Future, Back To The Future, Back To The Future, Back To The Future
and 2 and 3 as well.
Hey....someone had to say it.
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(See here for the latest update http://www.jwfan.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=5544&st=1000#entry814955)
For the fans of Gettysburg here is an update on the order of the 2 disc commemmorative edition (see here http://jwfan.com/for...pic=5544&st=256).
Main Title
Federal Cavalry (Incorrectly titled Pickett's Complaint)
General Lee At Twilight (replaces the previous track Dawn)
Men of Honour
Gettysburg Revisited*
Buford's Decisive Determination*
The First Battle
General Reynolds Arrives (Old Friends*) (Part 2)
Kilrain's Ride* (General Lee Orders Attack)
Fife and Gun
They're Running (0:14 - 1:58, edit from Soldier's Irony and Close Call)
Killer Angel
Buford and Hancock (To The Queen!)(additional music inserted as Buford walks out of HQ's)
Armistead and Longstreet (Old Friends*) (Part 1)
Hood's Protest (5:07-End, edit from Soldier's Irony and Close Call)
Battle Of Devil's Den
We Are The Flank (0:36-End)
Charging up the Hill
They're Coming Again* (Part 1) (2:01-End)
Refuse the Line*
They're Coming Again* (Part 2) (0:00-1:33) (possible loop in first 10-12 seconds)
Soldier's Irony and Close Call*
Battle for Little Round Top
Kathleen Mavourneen
We will Prevail*
General Lee’s Ride (edited from Reunion And Finale)
From History To Legend
Fremantle and Armistead*
Message from Alexander*
March To Mortality (Film version edited from Battle For Little Round Top)
Over the Fence
Hancock and Kemper are Hit* (add 0:00-0:36 from We Are The Flank to the end)
Armistead is Hit*
General Lee's Failure (Dixie)(track is shortened by approx 20 seconds in film)
Reunion and Finale (film version)
The Gettysburg Address*
* Disc 2 track
Placements Unknown:
Dawn
General Lee's Solitude
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I'm surprised there is only 11 posts on this topic. I thought there would have been 50 or more by now.
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This is even sadder when you know that he died from another form of cancer, one of the more insidious illness. He really one one of Hollywood's few good guys.
R.I.P.
In what format do you rip your CDs?
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mp3's.
Most of mine are currently at 128kbps only because I am still pretty much in the dark about FLAC files and have only just found out how to increase the bit rate when ripping. So now I have started to re-rip my music at 320kbps but this means all my edited tracks require re-editing from scratch to bring them up to the new bit rate.