The soundtrack for The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus will not be here for some time, yet the nice people who made the movie have 4 tracks streaming on the The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus website.
The composers are Jeff Danna and Mychael Danna.
If you want to listen to the 4 tracks, just go the main website (link right after the jump)
The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus soundtrack preview: 4 tracks by Jeff Danna and Mychael Danna.
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Movie Soundtrack Review: This is a review of the motion picture score A Christmas Carol by Alan Silvestri.
“This is not a Christmas classic, but undoubtedly a score that will put you in a Christmas mood.”
Yeay, Christmas is here! Well almost anyway. At least Hollywood starts early, but that’s ok. A Christmas Carol is of course one of the most beloved and remembered of Christmas stories. The famous Charles Dickens story has rendered numerous movies and adaption and will conti... Read Full Story
December is almost here and do you know what that means? It’s Avatar time! Or more importantly if you are a soundtrack geek such as me, James Horner time!
I have been highly anticipating this for some time and now it’s almost here. Yesterday Atlantic Records revealed the soundtrack with a full song by James Horner!
Aren’t you excited?! The sample sounds fantastic, but what is puzzling is that the track “Into the Na’vi World” isn’t on the official soun... Read Full Story
Movie soundtrack review: This is a review of the motion picture score 2012 by Harald Kloser & Thomas Wander.
“A movie like this has great action scenes and a lot of emotional moments, and the emotional moments are sadly missing from the score (for the most part)”
So I watched 2012 yesterday, you know the one, the world is getting destroyed, The Mayas had this prediction long ago. It turns out to be true and the whole world goes to hell. Sounds pretty cool and the movie was a... Read Full Story
So who cried wolf!? Was it you? Well see the Wolfman here on the left? He looks pretty pissed off. So I guess you’ve all heard. Danny Elfman will no longer write the music for The Wolfman. Correction, he actually did. Rumors says he wrote a full score and because of scheduling conflicts he (un)conveniently had to leave the project.
Now who believes this story? I don’t see any hands. Good, because I don’t believe it either. The story about Danny Elfman leaving is absolutely t... Read Full Story
Just a little notice that I’ve reviewed the latest soundtrack in the video game series Jak and Daxter. This adventure is called The Lost Frontier and the composer of this iTunes exclusive soundtrack is James Dooley.
Read more at Game Music: Jak and Daxter: The Lost Frontier Video Game Soundtrack Review
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Let The Games Begin!
Did you know that Soundtrackgeek.com now has it’s own game music section? Well it does and it’s spectacular, or at least it will be.
I have long been toying with the idea. I’ve asked around and a lot of people are missing the game music section because I didn’t have any before. Sure there were the random game reviews by Steven, Jon and occasionally myself. Sometimes there would even be newsworthy item to post, but it’s definitely something th... Read Full Story
Former hardcore punk-rocker and Versace model, Dito Montiel is the writer/director behind the adaptation of his memoir, A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints, released in 2006 and staring Robert Downey Jr. That same year, he released the self-titled album Dito Montiel, before directing the 2009 studio picture Fighting starring Channing Tatum and Terrence Howard.
Timothy E. RAW: Are you much of a soundtrack fan, particularly scores? Is that something you listen to outside of shooting?
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I’m glad to see Swedish composer Johan Söderqvist get some recognition. He is nominated for his wonderful minimalistic score to the vampire tale LÅT DEN RÄTTE KOMMA IN (Let the Right One in).
Alexandre Desplat is of course nominated for COCO AVANT CHANEL (Coco Before Chanel). You can’t have an award ceremony without him these days and his name seems to be permanently fixed on everyone’s mind when it comes to awards.
Alberto Iglesias is also nominated for LOS ABRAZOS ROTOS (B... Read Full Story
I’m glad to see Swedish composer Johan Söderqvist get some recognition. He is nominated for his wonderful minimalistic score to the vampire tale LÅT DEN RÄTTE KOMMA IN (Let the Right One in).
Alexandre Desplat is of course nominated for COCO AVANT CHANEL (Coco Before Chanel). You can’t have an award ceremony without him these days and his name seems to be permanently fixed on everyone’s mind when it comes to awards.
Alberto Iglesias is also nominated for LOS ABRAZOS ROTOS (B... Read Full Story
