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Topic: Which Zimmer Cd's am I missing from my collection?
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Vladimir
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Hi guys with Hans maybe taking a break after he is done scoring the Dark Knight i am taking the time to update my Zimmer collection so far this is what i have.The Rock
Peacemaker
The Holiday
Crimson Tide
Broken Arrow
Dead Man's Chest
At World's End
Backdraft
MI2
Davinci Code
Gladiator
Black Hawk Down
King Arthor
Barman Begins
last Samuri
Pearl Harbor
Matchstick Men So what else do i need? I have thin red line and lion king on my list to get. Any help is appreciated!!
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posted 07-07-2007 08:26 AM PT (US) ip
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Stargate
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Get The Thin Red Line first. It really is a surprising effort by Zimmer.Other than that, I recommend: - Beyond Rangoon - Muppet Treasure Island (uh, just skip the first few tracks) [Message edited by Stargate on 07-07-2007]
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posted 07-07-2007 08:58 AM PT (US) ip
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scoreguy16
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If you like The Holiday, I'd try out Spanglish. I also really enjoy his scor to Tears of the Sun... of course that's way different than Spanglish...Clayton NP>August Rush samples which are fantastic!
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posted 07-07-2007 11:36 AM PT (US) ip
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sean
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I would also highly recommend The Pledge, The Ring, Hannibal, and Black Rain ... And Days Of Thunder!!!!!
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posted 07-07-2007 01:06 PM PT (US) ip
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NeoVoyager
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The Thin Red Line first of all. Beyond Rangoon and Hannibal are also quite good as well (...for Zimmer  ), but the latter has most of its best tracks ruined by disturbing voice-overs from none other than Anthony "Dr. Lecter" Hopkins himself.  It's still probably worth picking up if you can, though.
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posted 07-07-2007 01:57 PM PT (US) ip
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TimT
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Beyond Rangoon
House of the Spirits
Green Card
Drop Zone
K2
As Good as it Gets
I'll do Anything
The Lion King
Prince of Eygpt
Radio Flyer
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posted 07-07-2007 06:49 PM PT (US) ip
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SBD
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Pacific Heights. Do not question this.
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posted 07-07-2007 08:06 PM PT (US) ip
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Cole
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How is pacific Heights? I have never heard it.
My top 5 votes definately go for:
Thin Red Line
Drop Zone
Hannibal
Prince of Egypt
Black Rain - This really is a very important score historically as it is the score credited with starting the Zimmer approach to scoring action movies[Message edited by Cole on 07-10-2007]
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posted 07-10-2007 09:43 PM PT (US) ip
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Vladimir
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By the way I forgot, I also have Hannibal in my collection.
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posted 07-10-2007 10:14 PM PT (US) ip
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TimT
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quote:
Originally posted by Vladimir:
By the way I forgot, I also have Hannibal in my collection.
So did you decide to take any of these suggestions? What do you think?
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posted 07-11-2007 02:56 PM PT (US) ip
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Vladimir
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Sorry guys, yes I have taken the suggestions and thank you for all of the help. I do plan on picking up the remainder of scores to complete my collection. Is it also worth picking up Prince of Egypt? I know there isn't alot of score.
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posted 07-11-2007 11:21 PM PT (US) ip
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Cole
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I think Prince of Egypt is worth it. The Burning bush track is exquisite. and it is also important because of the sheer enormity of the project. I read some article talkinf about Zimmer nearly having a meltdow during the mixing process because there were like 200 tracks or something. Anyone care to be more specific on this matter? I do not really remember but would love to be reminded.
np - Out of Africa
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posted 07-12-2007 10:40 PM PT (US) ip
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craig
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I'm surprised none of you mentioned The Power of One! This is at the top of my Zimmer list. A must have, in my book.[Message edited by craig on 07-14-2007]
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posted 07-14-2007 06:35 PM PT (US) ip
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TimT
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quote:
Originally posted by craig:
I'm surprised none of you mentioned The Power of One! This is at the top of my Zimmer list. A must have, in my book.[Message edited by craig on 07-14-2007]
The thing about The Power of One is that %90 percent of the music in the film isn't Zimmer's. Its his arrangments on preexisting folksongs and hymns. right?
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posted 07-15-2007 05:06 PM PT (US) ip
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