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Topic: Around The World In 80 Days - Trevor Jones
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Widescreen
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For those of you who love Trevor Jones' film scores and were sad to see he wasn't covering I, Robot should look to Disney's June 15th release of the soundtrack for
Around The World In 80 Days. Disney has no tracklisting, bbut I'm sure someone will have it up here shortly.
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posted 06-06-2004 02:09 PM PT (US) ip
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Frank V
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This is the tracklisting (found at www.towerrecords.co.uk). 01. All Over The World (Join The Celebration) - (Dave Stewart / Sylvia Young Theater School Choir)
02. River Of Dreams - (Tina Sugandh)
03. It's A Small World - (Baha Men)
04. Around The World Overture
05. Jetback Journey
06. The Wager
07. Rendezvous In Paris
08. The Balloon Chase
09. 1st Class Waltz
10. Prince Hapi Escape
11. Agra To China
12. Return Of The Jade Buddha
13. Lost In America
14. Dismantling Carmen
15. Exactly Like My Dream And a picture of the cover can be found here:
http://www.iclassics.com/iclassics/album.jsp?selectionId=61237&modifier=&displayMode=L]http://www.iclassics.com/iclassics/album.jsp?selectionId=61237&modifier=&displayMode=L [Message edited by Frank V on 06-10-2004]
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posted 06-10-2004 02:21 AM PT (US) ip
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Bond1965
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Oh great...friggin songs on a period piece. And what's worse, "It's a Small World" is one of them. That song has got to be one of the most grating pieces. It sticks in your head for days on end.Why couldn't Disney just try and take the high road for once and NOT pander by throwing stupid songs in the film? <sigh> James
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posted 06-10-2004 07:56 AM PT (US) ip
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James
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They're also selling this as a "JACKIE CHAN!!!" vehicle, so what are you going to do?  At least the score should be good. [Message edited by James on 06-10-2004]
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posted 06-10-2004 08:42 AM PT (US) ip
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Frank V
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You can hear soundclips on Walmart.com.
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.gsp?product_id=2666063&cat=14544&type=4&dept=4104&path=0%3A4104%3A110020%3A14544
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posted 06-14-2004 04:00 AM PT (US) ip
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franz_conrad
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Superb soundclips! This sounds like a wonderful score, which is good, because my expectations are always high for Trevor Jones. Ah, but if only he were also scoring I, Robot...
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posted 06-14-2004 04:57 AM PT (US) ip
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Dylan
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Sounds good, parts of the Overture reminded me a bit of Alan Silvestri's "Mummy Returns." Also, it seems like it's been ages since somebody composed an original classical ballroom waltz for a score, so I was happy to hear that. Sounds like a very good score, probably will end up being one of the very best of the year. Hopefully Trevor Jones will get more score offerings after this. I have a feeling that many will be impressed.Dylan [Message edited by Dylan on 06-14-2004]
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posted 06-14-2004 01:58 PM PT (US) ip
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justin boggan
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Sounds pretty good.But: quote:
15. 'Exactly Like My Dream' - London Symphony Orchestra
Listen: MP3 Audio
LOL, all the other cues that are songs list the singer. How would they like it if their band was listed? Why can't they just credit Trevor Jones...
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posted 06-14-2004 04:12 PM PT (US) ip
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rkeaveney
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Fun score, but the opening of "Prince Hapi Escape" is a thinly veiled redux of Elfman's "Captured" cue from THE HULK. YIKES!! Ryan
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posted 06-15-2004 08:09 PM PT (US) ip
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Tim_P
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As is "The Balloon Chase" a thinly veiled redux of Williams's HOOK and "Lost in America" a thinly veiled redux of Williams's FAR AND AWAY...
Poor Trevor Jones and the Curse of the Temp Track...The score's still fun, though...quite varied and a very pleasant listen. The chorus in "Exactly Like My Dream" is going to make some people wet...weird how it reminds me of ATLANTIS, though... haha... Tim
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posted 06-15-2004 09:13 PM PT (US) ip
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TimT
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Haha, I hear Fenton's Anna and the King also in "Return of the Jade Budda".
But I don't blame Jones I blame Disney.
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posted 06-15-2004 09:26 PM PT (US) ip
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justin boggan
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Maybe it should be retitleed:Around The World In 80 Days: Music From and Inspired By Temp tracks
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posted 06-15-2004 09:29 PM PT (US) ip
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joan hue
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I wonder if Jones will pay a wee homage to the classic, Oscar winning Victor Young score which is loaded with themes for each country as well as sporting the famous title theme and song?
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posted 06-15-2004 10:03 PM PT (US) ip
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John Zimmer
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This doesn't really sound like Jones. It's fun but I'd have prefered a more Jonesie score. But that's just from the clips.  Jz
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posted 06-16-2004 03:19 PM PT (US) ip
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TimT
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quote:
Originally posted by John Zimmer:
This doesn't really sound like Jones. It's fun but I'd have prefered a more Jonesie score. But that's just from the clips. Jz
No you're right. It way different from a normal Jones score. I wished for a little more Jonesiness also. But its there in certain places.
Agian I think Jones was forced to work with so many temp tracks, he had to move away from his familiar style almost entirly. I guess its better than getting booted off by Marco Beltrami
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posted 06-16-2004 03:29 PM PT (US) ip
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rkeaveney
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Sigh -- track 10 does the unthinkable... Yes, that's the "He's A Pirate!" action theme from PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN... And "Lost In America" is Randy Newman's MAVERICK in disguise.Ryan
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posted 06-16-2004 04:09 PM PT (US) ip
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mlw
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Trevor Jones is always a good sign. But Jackie Chan as sidekick to some obscure brit actor, that's pretty feeble.
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posted 06-17-2004 01:44 PM PT (US) ip
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