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My copy is arriving tomorrow. I’ve been wrapped up in Beasts of the Southern Wild the last few days, but I’m sure that’ll all change when the ghost of Horner past visits my ears. There haven’t been a lot of soundtracks that have excited me in a while, and I’m so happy to hear this is something to look forward to. I was going to echo the remark regarding the genius motif/texture in Sneakers and call out its appearance in Bicentennial Man, as well. All excellent scores, and I look forward to the restatement of the themes you mention in a new context.
One need only refer to the Rocketeer to recall Horner’s brilliance in long-form musicality with a lot happening both right on the screen and in emotional subtexts. My favorite Horner moments are when he plays his two principle themes on top of each other, as he did with Jenny’s theme and the main Rocketeer theme, or again in Titanic with Rose’s theme and Jack’s theme playing against each other in the moments of highest tension. I can’t wait to hear what he’s done with the themes you describe. Yes, Horner may recycle specific thematic motifs and textures, but the overall fabric of his music in each moment and in the long view is inventive and forms an intellectual whole that is lovely to hear and mind-blowing to experience.
James Roy Horner (August 14, 1953 - June 22, 2015) was an American, conductor, and orchestrator of orchestral and film music. He was noted for the integration of choral and electronic elements in many of his film scores, and for frequent use of Celtic musical elements. His score to the 1997 film remains the best selling orchestral film soundtrack of all time. In addition, Horner has scored over 100 films, frequently collaborating with acclaimed directors such as James Cameron and Ron Howard.
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Other scores he worked on include those of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.
Genre: ScoreDate: 2012Country: USAAudio codec: MP3Quality: 320 kbsPlaytime: 2:00:4701. Main Title – Young Peter (4:36)02. Main Title Rev. Main Title Alt. Classroom (1:35)05.
Briefcase Discovery (3:40)06. Briefcase Discovery Rev. OSCORP (0:36)08.
Inside OSCORP (1:12)10. Peter Impresses Connors (1:35)11. Peter Impresses Connors Rev. Falling Spiders (2:39)13.
Ratha 1 (1:57)14. Sleuthfix Ratha 1 (0:32)15. Rumble in the Subway (1:24)16. Meatloaf (2:24)17. Sticky Fingers Pt. Sticky Fingers Pt.
Peter’s Equation (3:08)20. Basketball Court (1:33)21. The Ganali Device (2:31)22. Peter Storms Out (0:50)23. Bye Bye Ben (4:32)24. Bye Bye Ben Rev.
Peter and the Thugs (2:10)26. Becoming Spider-Man (4:25)27. A Narrow Escape (1:56)28. Ratha 2 (2:26)29. Connor’s Dream (2:07)30. Metamorphosis (1:58)31.
Up on the Roof (2:40)32. I’m in Trouble (0:30)33. Lizard on the Bridge (5:44)34. Peter’s Suspicions Grow (3:10)35. Making a Silk Trap (3:19)36. Ewer Fight (1:27)37. Gwen’s Fears / Peter’s Guilt (2:50)38.
School Fight (5:36)39. Lizard Wreaks Havoc Pt.
Lizard Wreaks Havoc Pt. Saving New York (8:49)42. Tower (4:11)43. I Can’t See You Anymore (7:04)44. Promises (2:32)45. The Amazing Spiderman: End Credits (2:39). This was not a genuine score from Horner.
Some tracks are from other movies he scored before. I am not joking. In fact I have always been a huge Horner fan since Krull but I have to admit that his late scores are painful to listen. He lost his mojo 10 years ago. Avatar was a rip off of James Newton Howard scores and his musical patterns including bells and themes are anoying as hell. The Amazing Spider-Man has an amazingly poor soundtrack, even worse than the actual Young score that was far beyond Elfman’s great works on the first two movies.Patrick Doyle, John Powell would have done a very good job on this one. Horner just get it all wrong and confusing.
That’s my opinion. James Horner & his creativity issue is an old song.
His fans just close their eyes & being biased. These scores not only are lacking in creativity but shows no depth whatsoever. Plus the supposedly thematic scores for Spidey are simply forgettable & misplaced by a bunch of patriotic arrangements.
A soundtrack for Captain America? Danny Elfman, on the other hand, composed an excellent iconic scores worthy for the world class superheroes like Spider-Man. I’m sorry to say this but Horner just doesn’t have it to make scores for such iconic figure of superhero. Chris, I don’t agree on your Zimmer statement. Zimmer uses others to create great and creatives soundtracks. Harry Gregson-Williams, Marc Mancina, Trevor Rabin, Nick Glennie Smith and more recently Steve Jablonsky (which is the real genius behind mediaventure scores today). He get rid of Rabin when Pirates of the Caribbeans became a huge success, ripping off everything Rabin composed before, taking all the merits of the scores of Dead Man’s Chest and At World’s End (the fourth movie has a really bad soundtrack though).
He get rid of James Newton Howard too after the success of the Dark Knight but still getting everything he composed on the third installment. And I’m not talking about ripping off Brian Tyler and Two Steps From Hell on his late scores. Zimmer did some fantastic works on The Ring, The Lion King, The Thin Red Line (which sounds strangely like Jon Brion’s magnolia score) or recently in The Pacific. Inception Was also great, but not so creative after all and quite repetitive. Spike: Dear friend, all i typed was “Anyway, at least Hans Zimmer has a huge collection of awards & zero creativity / plagiarism issue.” And it’s merely a factual data they put on-line, check his achievements if you don’t believe that. And as for the creativity factor, well i believe you know it better as a die-hard soundtrack fan. I’m not sided with Zimmer nor i’m a fan of his.
What i typed down was just a bunch of dead beat facts. That being said, i’m sorry that you got the wrong impression that i’m Zimmer’s fan & that i was promoting him. I love soundtracks & musics but i don’t necessarily love the composers. I’m the guy who sits on the lounge & enjoys the music played in the background.
If it sounds good & appealing to me, i’d try to find out who is the musician otherwise i just enjoy the musics. I hope this would clear some things up. Spike: Hey, nice to know that you’re a knowledgeable soundtrack fans. Oh i just know Harry Gregson-Williams & Marc Mancina from the few names you mentioned. Harry composes music for Enemy of The States & Metal Gear Solid – Son of Liberty, right?
BTW, as a critical soundtrack fan, How do you see the seniors like John Williams, Danny Elfman or Ennio Morricone? Are they trully deserves to be legends?
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Steve Jablonsky? That’s the guy who composed scores for Harry Potter & Transformers, right? Personally, i’m not really into him though.
So you were saying that Zimmer is the guy who would ask people to scratch his back & stab their back in return? Oh wow, How about that! Jerks are everywhere i guess.
It’s so sad to know that someone would plunder his own partner off his well earned credit & take it all for himself & won awards for that. Oh from what i read on the news, James Newton Howard was offered to do The Dark knight Rises scores together but James declined because he felt that Zimmer’s chemistry & Nolan makes him feel like a third wheel.
So that’d make much more sense if what you said is true. How can he still won awards after those crimes? I can never enjoy the soundtracks the same way again.
It’s gonna be like “Is it a plagiarism? Is it composed by someone who stole the credit?”. Shirley Walker who did Batman the animated series & The Flash with Danny Elfman has deceased?? Talking about a vast knowledge of d soundtrack universe.
It’s like listening to Sheldon Cooper of Original Scores. Don’t get me wrong! It’s a compliment. Mostly, i agree.
There are some that i don’t know of or never listened to. But thanks for your recommendations, i’ll know what to download next time my ears nag me for something good to listen to.Your bad english you said? After that generously informative replies, you still have a time to be humble? That’s awesome in my book. Hey, please do keep in touch Spike! Here’s my mail address.
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