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Topic: My Latest Hans Zimmer Mix needs a Seal of Approval
AaronR1074
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Hey all. I spent like an hour putting this thing together. It's two discs. I'd like an opinion of the track selections and hits or misses. Even how I arranged the cd. Thanks!Disc 1
1) Driving Miss Daisy - Driving (Live from Wings of a Film)
2) True Romance - You're So Cool
3) Thelma and Louise - Thunderbirds
4) Point of No Return - Happy Birthday, Maggie
5) Regarding Henry - Walkin' Talkin' Man
6) Days of Thunder - Main Title
7) Drop Zone - Too Many Notes, Not Enough Rests
8) Black Rain - Nick and Masa
9) Backdraft - Show Me Your Firetruck
10) Mission Impossible 2 - Nya and Ethan
11) Road to Eldorado - Cheldorado
12) Lion King - Under the StarsDisc 2
1) Pearl Harbor - ...And Then I Kissed Him
2) Crimson Tide - Roll Tide
3) Peacemaker - Peacemaker
4) Thin Red Line - Journey to the Line
5) Black Hawk Down - Leave No Man Behind
6) Spirit - Run Free
7) Last Samurai - Idyll's End
8) Gladiator - Barbarian Horde
9) King Arthur - Another Brick in Hardian's Wall
10) Prince of Egypt - Chariot Race & Finale
posted 12-17-2004 06:20 AM PT (US) Shaun Rutherford
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Sorry, looks like sh*t, mate.I just keeeding!
Shaun
posted 12-18-2004 12:11 PM PT (US) Lancelot
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Needs some "Pacific Heights" and "Tears of the Sun". Seems like a good break up, not "clumping" the Asian-influenced scores together, or the African-influenced scores together...
posted 12-18-2004 01:20 PM PT (US) SBD
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I second a PACIFIC HEIGHTS inclusion. In fact, I'll see that and raise you (if you can find it) RADIO FLYER.Also, I'd go with "...To Die For" from THE LION KING.
And where in the hell is MATCHSTICK MEN?!
On the other hand, kudos for including the unfairly underrated ROAD TO EL DORADO.
posted 12-18-2004 05:05 PM PT (US) Jeff78
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quote:
And where in the hell is MATCHSTICK MEN?!Hopefully in the garbage where it belongs.
posted 12-18-2004 05:48 PM PT (US) franz_conrad
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"Light" or "The Village/Silence" would be a better inclusion from The Thin Red Line. Those pieces are sublime.
posted 12-18-2004 07:08 PM PT (US) Lancelot
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Got anything useful to add, Jeff? Happy holidays to you and yours.
posted 12-18-2004 08:36 PM PT (US) Jeff78
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size=1 face=arial>quote:</font><HR size=1>Originally posted by Lancelot:
Got anything useful to add, Jeff? Happy holidays to you and yours.<HR size=1></BLOCKQUOTE>yes I do......The Fan
[Message edited by Jeff78 on 12-18-2004]
posted 12-18-2004 09:45 PM PT (US) scoreguy16
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quote:
Originally posted by Jeff78:
yes I do......The Fan
The Fan is a MUST! Probably one of my favorite Zimmer scores. Plus I don't think Matchstick Men is bad at all, lots of fun tracks on there.
Clayton
posted 12-18-2004 10:44 PM PT (US) zimmerito
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BEYOND RANGOON!!!
where is beyond rangoon?????
And broken arrow???????????
and House of spirits???
and Hannibal?????
cameroon border post?????
And from king arthur you choose the worst track???Pleaseee..choose Woads to ruin or All of them!!!!!
posted 12-19-2004 05:18 AM PT (US) zimmerito
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oooH!.....
And my last recomendation. Ass god as it gets
(why 2 cd's when exists MP3?) :P
take care!
posted 12-19-2004 05:25 AM PT (US) AaronR1074
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Thanks for you're comments guys
Beyond Rangoon would be an excellent choice also but for some reason I don't own the score. I have a bootleg of Radio Flyer which was included on my Days of Thunder cd but I really wasn't too impressed with it. Plus the tracks were all a little bit too long for a 2 cd collection. The idea behind it was to span his styles from his earliest works to the current in a CD format. If I did it in MP3 format it would have been all good, except the sound quality isn't that great. I directly ripped the music from my own collection in an uncompressed .wav format and burned the cds in the purest form I could.
posted 12-19-2004 02:18 PM PT (US) John F
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GREEN CARD is an absolute must!! I think one of his best eighties scores... Thats only if you like his synth style, which I can never get enough of.
John F
posted 12-20-2004 11:00 AM PT (US) Jeff78
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Lets not forget, A League of Their Own.
posted 12-20-2004 11:19 AM PT (US) Old Infopop Software by UBB