Advantages: A classic James Horner score Disadvantages: Lots of songs and dialogue badly placed
...) (2:45)
8. Launch Control (dialogue) (0:31)
9. All Systems Go - The Launch (10:03)
10. Welcome to Apollo 13 (dialogue) (0:26)
11. Spirit in the Sky (Norman Greenbaum) (3:50)
12. House Cleaning/Houston, We Have a Problem (dialogue) (0:54)
13. Master Alarm (3:47)
14. What's Going On? (dialogue) (0:51)
15. Into the L.E.M. (4:18)
16. Out of Time/Shut Her Down (dialogue) (0:33)
17. Darkside of the Moon (4:49)
18. Failure Is Not an Option (dialogue) (0:22)
19. Honkey Tonkin' (HankWilliams) (2:42)
20. Blue Moon (The Mavericks) (4:01)
21. Waiting for Disaster/A Priviledge (dialogue) (0:29)
22. Re-Entry & Splashdown (8:52)
23. End Titles (6:55)
1996 MCA Records MCA3P-3432 (promotional)
1. Main Title (2:33)
2. Lunar Dreams (2:39)
3. "All Systems Go" - The Launch (10:19)
4. Docking (2:21)
5. Master Alarm (3:04)
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Advantages: It's the best Harry Potter score yet - deeper, darker and inspired! Disadvantages: Where have the old themes gone??
..., thankfully. This is the theme that most will recognise in the future, especially as Williams based much of the score on this one, rather catchy theme. Nice to have something a little different again, especially as they clearly hired a capable boys choir to sing this.
Track 6: Buckbeak’s Flight.
What a powerful track! Williams has really captured the swooping majesty of Buckbeak’s flight across the lake with Harry, dumbstruck on its back. The big percussive opening gives a good feeling of a dramatic take-off and the build-up in the strings gives you shivers down your spine on each crashing climax. This is one of my favourite tracks – very stirring indeed!
Track 7: A Window to the Past.
This track is truly haunting, capturing the more emotional, lonely side to Harry’s life. The solo instrument (sounds like a recorder of some kind...
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Advantages: A worthy finale to a magnificent musical journey Disadvantages: Some new themes not as strong, early scenes fairly dull and latter an half editorial mess
...this was also evident in Empire to a lesser degree). More than anything, this effected the final battle sequences most, with the jumping around from one front to the other causing the music to feel like a cut and paste job instead of continuing in the more seamless nature of the previous films. The result is that the music feels a little truncated and curiously disjointed, not to mention the ewok music sounds too childish for many ears and the new theme for Luke and Leia doesn't flow as well as Han and Leia's love theme. On a more positive note however Jedi does feature the greatest array of themes in the original trilogy as well as having a fuller sound quality when compared with either of the previous Star Wars films. As in the previous scores, the music was again performed by the London Symphony Orchestra. The recordings took place between January...
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