The Score V

[AnneFan]

Originally Posted by JackWhite

I can't believe the bonus tracks were not included as part of the main soundtrack. Tracks like The End and Risen From The Darkness and No Stone Unturned are just awesome, but nope; they had to be tacked on as bonus tracks.

Yeah, those three tracks are right up there as my favourites.

My favourite flow on section of the score (apart from 'A Strom is Coming', 'On Thin Ice', 'Gotham's Reckoning' and 'Mind If I Cut In?' would have to be:

Despair
Fear Will Find You
Why Do We Fall?
Death By Exile
Imagine The Fire

[the Wankstar]

Man itd be nice if there were high quality versions of those youtube suites to download

[AnneFan]

Originally Posted by the Wankstar

Man itd be nice if there were high quality versions of those youtube suites to download

Agreed. Fingers crossed we get that at some point.

I really connected with Zimmer's Bat scores and they're one of my main favourite things about the trilogy.

[the Wankstar]

Found a guy on youtube who has them for download but idk if theyre hq or not

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cv4uy...hannel&list=UL

[JackWhite]

Originally Posted by AnneFan

Yeah, those three tracks are right up there as my favourites.

My favourite flow on section of the score (apart from 'A Strom is Coming', 'On Thin Ice', 'Gotham's Reckoning' and 'Mind If I Cut In?' would have to be:

Despair
Fear Will Find You
Why Do We Fall?
Death By Exile
Imagine The Fire

[Marvolo]

I have the suites on my computer in what i belive is HQ. Im on my phone atm but il check when im home.

[TAK The Voyager]

Originally Posted by JackWhite

Same here.

[AnneFan]

Go Behind the scenes of TDKR's sound and music:

http://www.superherohype.com/news/ar...in-a-new-video

[Elevator Man]

^^^LOL at Zimmer's last comment about him not knowing what to look forward to b/c he thinks the TDKR or the trilogy as a whole gave him everything he could ever dream of or whatever. And in return not giving the scores much, but only his signature sound that's in 90% of action movies today and counting. Oh and I can answer him on what he has to look forward to. Botching the MOS score that's what. Hopefully there won't be any future Batman movies offered to him or his clones. He's done enough damage.

I'm sorry but TDKR or any of the scores to the Nolan batfilms didn't leave much of or any impact on me after watching 'em the first time. It's more frustrating with TDKR being the conclusion of the Nolan trilogy. The score for that one didn't enhance any scenes, imo. In fact I didn't really notice it in the movie except for the rehash stuff. I'll admit I was too caught up in the movie to notice it. I kept an open mind and gave him the benefit of the doubt but alas Zimmer failed to impress again. I own past batman scores that's been released (legally) even the previous two except TDKR. I'll plan on getting it just not anytime soon. Nothing for me to get in a hurry and grab. I'll also admit other than being a completist. I am curious of how the score sounds out of context from the film. Who knows I might think it works better on album than in the film itself. Might even leave an impression but I doubt it.

All the high praise and oscar buzz on this score is also very exaggerated. He doesn't deserve it. He shouldn't be able to get a nomination anyway b/c he reused material from the previous two and has used (as always) additional composers. For those two reasons alone the score shouldn't be eligible for a nomination.

[Fenrir]

Guys, where can I find the music in this video that starts from 11:32 onwards:

VIDEO-CLick to Watch!:

[SpiderRock88]

http://forums.ffshrine.org/f92/dark-...thread-118546/

YOUR WELCOME! Please do register and thank these guys tho. I did and its a great site for many more scores!!!

[BlackFox]

I love the music the official trailer 3, just awesome.

[BlackFox]

Originally Posted by TheFuture

Disappointed not to see this anywhere on the soundtrack:

VIDEO-CLick to Watch!:

Yeah this is the one, awesome track, and best trailer for the film, shame its not on the OST

[Two-Face]

Originally Posted by AnneFan

Yeah, those three tracks are right up there as my favourites.

My favourite flow on section of the score (apart from 'A Strom is Coming', 'On Thin Ice', 'Gotham's Reckoning' and 'Mind If I Cut In?' would have to be:

Despair
Fear Will Find You
Why Do We Fall?
Death By Exile
Imagine The Fire

Same here but I been listening to Risen From Darkness that's my favourite of bonus track.

[Drz]

Why do We Fall with the chant is my favorite scene in the movie, i just wish that was part of the soundtrack lol.

[Baneis8feettall]

Those suites are awesome.

[Katzenbach]

So I have been listening non-stop to TDKR soundtrack. Can't get enough! Anyway, Having only seen the movie once, I can't place where each track plays in the movie. Can anybody breakdown the soundtrack and place each track by what scene it's plays in? I like to imagine visually the scene when listening. Thanks.

[Carnotaur3]

Originally Posted by BlackFox

Yeah this is the one, awesome track, and best trailer for the film, shame its not on the OST

Was it in the film?

[BatLobsterRises]

Originally Posted by Elevator Man

^^^LOL at Zimmer's last comment about him not knowing what to look forward to b/c he thinks the TDKR or the trilogy as a whole gave him everything he could ever dream of or whatever. And in return not giving the scores much, but only his signature sound that's in 90% of action movies today and counting. Oh and I can answer him on what he has to look forward to. Botching the MOS score that's what. Hopefully there won't be any future Batman movies offered to him or his clones. He's done enough damage.

I'm sorry but TDKR or any of the scores to the Nolan batfilms didn't leave much of or any impact on me after watching 'em the first time. It's more frustrating with TDKR being the conclusion of the Nolan trilogy. The score for that one didn't enhance any scenes, imo. In fact I didn't really notice it in the movie except for the rehash stuff. I'll admit I was too caught up in the movie to notice it. I kept an open mind and gave him the benefit of the doubt but alas Zimmer failed to impress again. I own past batman scores that's been released (legally) even the previous two except TDKR. I'll plan on getting it just not anytime soon. Nothing for me to get in a hurry and grab. I'll also admit other than being a completist. I am curious of how the score sounds out of context from the film. Who knows I might think it works better on album than in the film itself. Might even leave an impression but I doubt it.

All the high praise and oscar buzz on this score is also very exaggerated. He doesn't deserve it. He shouldn't be able to get a nomination anyway b/c he reused material from the previous two and has used (as always) additional composers. For those two reasons alone the score shouldn't be eligible for a nomination.

O hai Elevator Man.

[Scooter]

I really like Zimmer's work. I thought he was at his best in Rises.

[TAK The Voyager]

I don't think Rises was his best, but on it's own it's damn good work compared to other scores out now. I was a bit disappointed in TASM, despite Horner behind it.

[TAK The Voyager]

They were trying to put it together in this thread earlier.
http://forums.superherohype.com/showthread.php?t=388481

[TheFuture]

I may have lost my mind but I'm sure I can hear a faint "desh desh basara" on Why Do We Fall. Either that, or the scene is just so good that the scene is imprinted on my brain, chant and all.

[Baneis8feettall]

What makes Zimmer's work elite, his music is catchy and fits great in scenes. Not the most beautiful songs but soundtracks aren't for that reason.

[CoolCadaver49]

I guess I'd have to sit down and just listen to the soundtrack, but it seems like nothing from tDKR score was that special. Especially compared to TDK.

The two exceptions would be "Bane's" chant and Selina Kyle's theme. I didn't realize just how much I liked the latter one until I saw the movie for the 2nd time. It's a good score though, is just that it seems like a re-tread of the past two movies. It's cool that Zimmer enjoyed working on it so much though.