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Popcornscores Standard Userer	Hello everyone...sound clips from Brian Tyler's excellent score is online at http://www.scorenotes.com
posted 02-12-2006 11:00 AM PT (US)

tjguitar Standard Userer	Just received this today along with Fast & The Furious: Tokyo Drift. (I personally think FF3 is the best score to utilize orchestra and rock since Joel Goldsmith's Kull)....I really like Annapolis though! I can't beleive I waited so long to get it. Lots of percussion in comparison to other Tyler scores but also some great thematic melodies. Its up there with Timeline and Children of Dune as my favorite Tyler score.
posted 06-28-2006 07:59 PM PT (US)

moontrekker Standard Userer	Tyler just rocks my world, I have many of his scores, Annapolis is great, Im still trying to get into Tokyo Drift, I do agree I love his interplay of rock with orchestral music. I just got The 4th Floor in the mail today. Yeah buddy!! sd
posted 06-28-2006 08:10 PM PT (US)

tjguitar Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by moontrekker: Tyler just rocks my world, I have many of his scores, Annapolis is great, Im still trying to get into Tokyo Drift, I do agree I love his interplay of rock with orchestral music. I just got The 4th Floor in the mail today. Yeah buddy!! sd How do you like The 4th Floor? Thats one of the few Tyler releases missing from my collection...Should I pick it up?
posted 06-29-2006 11:58 AM PT (US)

moontrekker Standard Userer	http://www.moviemusic.com/soundtrack/fourthfloor Good early Tyler score, has some interesting moments, if you like creepy stuff you will enjoy this one. Not a easy listen. But I like it. sd
posted 06-29-2006 05:13 PM PT (US)

tjguitar Standard Userer	I'm not really into horror scores but I do enjoy Darkness Falls. Just listened to Paparazzi again, nice actoin flick. I still need to get The Hunted, Terror Tract and The Final Cut.
posted 06-29-2006 06:05 PM PT (US)

moontrekker Standard Userer	Bubba Ho-Tep, Terror Tract, Annapolis, Timeline, Darkness Falls, Frailty, Godsend, Children of Dune, Paparazzi, Constantine w/ Klaus Badelt,Tokyo Drift, The Hunted, and the 4th floor. My Tyler list. sd
posted 06-30-2006 04:39 PM PT (US)

tjguitar Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by moontrekker: Bubba Ho-Tep, Terror Tract, Annapolis, Timeline, Darkness Falls, Frailty, Godsend, Children of Dune, Paparazzi, Constantine w/ Klaus Badelt,Tokyo Drift, The Hunted, and the 4th floor. My Tyler list. sd You passed on The Big Empty?
posted 06-30-2006 04:44 PM PT (US)

moontrekker Standard Userer	Oh I plan too get it its very high on my list right now. Too much comming out, I have to spread things out so my bank can get a breath every now and then. he he he sd [Message edited by moontrekker on 06-30-2006] [Message edited by moontrekker on 06-30-2006]
posted 06-30-2006 05:55 PM PT (US)

dante Standard Userer	My Brian Tyler list: Annapolis, Bubba Ho-Tep, Children of Dune, Constantine (w/ K Badelt), Darkness Falls, Frailty, Godsend, Terror Tract, The Big Empty, The Final Cut, The 4th Floor, The Greatest Game Ever Played, The Hunted, Paparazzi, Six String Samurai, Timeline As you can see Brian Tyler is one of my favorite "new" copmposers and I have all commercially released cd's, I'm now on a hunt for the promo's
posted 06-30-2006 06:03 PM PT (US)

Shaun Rutherford Standard Userer	Is it just me (I don't post very often, and for that I'm sorry if I missed someone else complaining about this), or did Brian Tyler peak way too early? It seems like he started out pretty strong (I really liked Panic and Frailty), but for the last couple of years, he's been either on autopilot (insert horror movie) or he's been sticking so closely to a temp track that it's a waste of money buying the album (Annapolis). I'd like to hear him get back to things like Panic, which was one of those times I sat up and thought, "Damn, who is this guy?" Anymore, when I'm watching a movie, the music sounds like ANYBODY could've written it, to the point where every horror film score should just say "music composed by Young/Beltrami/Frizzell/Tyler." I wonder how people can even stand buying full albums of this crap anymore. Anyway, track down a copy of Panic, because that's a good one. Shaun
posted 06-30-2006 08:20 PM PT (US)

tjguitar Standard Userer	Panic was never released. La La Land said it was a possibility a few years ago.
posted 06-30-2006 08:44 PM PT (US)

moontrekker Standard Userer	http://www.briantyler.com/filmography_disc/panic.html check this out, mabye LaLa will release it. sd
posted 06-30-2006 09:11 PM PT (US)

nuts_score Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by Shaun Rutherford: Is it just me (I don't post very often, and for that I'm sorry if I missed someone else complaining about this), or did Brian Tyler peak way too early? It seems like he started out pretty strong (I really liked Panic and Frailty), but for the last couple of years, he's been either on autopilot (insert horror movie) or he's been sticking so closely to a temp track that it's a waste of money buying the album (Annapolis). I'd like to hear him get back to things like Panic, which was one of those times I sat up and thought, "Damn, who is this guy?" Anymore, when I'm watching a movie, the music sounds like ANYBODY could've written it, to the point where every horror film score should just say "music composed by Young/Beltrami/Frizzell/Tyler." I wonder how people can even stand buying full albums of this crap anymore. Anyway, track down a copy of Panic, because that's a good one. Shaun I concur with Shaun on this Tyler notice. The only thing of his that's really interested me since Timeline (which itself in only good in stretches due to the never-ending action music) is Constantine - which I still consider to be one of the best scores from last year. I came across the promo release for that score last year and it's one of the few recent ones to get tons of play around my ears. I do, however, think you might be a tad off in the horror comment. While I do believe that Young pioneered what we now get for horror scores, both Tyler and Beltrami have seemed to come in a create their own style. I've become so enamored with Beltrami that I would be able to pick out a score of his from miles away. His horror scores are the only ones worth it these days, as evidenced by his score for the dreadful The Omen remake. Another case of bad movie/good score that seems to pop up too often.
posted 06-30-2006 10:49 PM PT (US)

dante Standard Userer	In regards to the comment about Annapolis (and the Greatest Game Ever Played). It may be that to other people they sound like the temp score, thankfully then that I'm not familiar with the scores that they used for the temp track (I've heard that they sound a lot like some James Horner scores and I just don't own many James Horner cd's) so to me they sound fresh and exciting. However I do think Brian Tyler wrote really original music for Children of Dune, Paparazzi, Bubba Ho-Tep, and most of his other scores.
posted 07-01-2006 03:02 AM PT (US)

Kit Non-Standard Userer	Moontrekker, Dante or somebody else please help me! I'm fond of Brian Tyler and have most of his Scores. But can't find "The 4th floor" (1999) with 21 tracks, maybe you can share with me? Help me to get it, I really need Brian Tyler "The 4th Floor" score. In return, I can give to everybody these Scores by Brian Tyler: "Six String Samurai", "Terror Tract", "Frailty", "Bubba Ho-tep", "Darkness Falls", "The Hunted", "Children of Dune", "The Big Empty", "Godsend", "Timeline", "The Final Cut", "Paparazzi", "Constantine", "The Greatest Game Ever Played", "Annapolis", "The Fast and The Furious Tokyo Drift", "Partition", "War"
posted 10-29-2007 06:46 AM PT (US)

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