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This is one particular favorite. Hans Zimmer - Sherlock Holmes - Psychological Recovery, Six Months

Reading through all of the responses in this thread reminded me of this video which I'll post below. It may provide some insight to the discussion, it may not. But it certainly was interesting to me. Have A Look. A Theory Of Film Music

When it comes to all movies, but especially comic book movies, two of the absolute benchmarks for me are The Dark Knight and Captain America: The Winter Soldier. The scores of those films by Rctec and Henry are one of the major contributing factors to my great, great love of those films.

Here's the La La Land release - Harry Potter John Williams Soundtrack Collection. Shipping at La La Land closes on 19/12 and resumes 3/1

Wonderful news. But are you officially putting the SuperHans T-shirt back on? https://collider.com/hans-zimmer-wonder-woman-1984/

I would certainly ask beforehand. Don't forget that Hans or anyone at RCP may be working on a score for a film, tv show or documentary. And that having someone just wonder around randomly could (I imagine) go against some of the rules in the various verbal and written Non Disclosure Agreements...

There’s also a musical about the ‘Jerry Springer’ show. I saw it on TV a long time back. Not bad. I wonder when Hans Zimmer Strings: The Musical will be made. And who would play the part of DJ.

I use a compressed air can with a small nozzle.

With too much eyeliner

It always amazes me that he has time to with what he gets up to everyday.

Yeah. For me everything about Alan Wake simply gelled into a game that I absolutely love and have replayed from beginning to end more times than any other game I've played. I know other people had their problems with the game and a few things that seem to turn up frequently are the flashlight...

Since we're talking about gaming, I would just like to say that Alan Wake is to me one of the all-time greatest games EVER made.

Pretty much the same with Michael Bay.

When's the wedding? ;):whistling:

Just the themes that he created I'll bet.

Hans in that picture looks like someone who has stuck a 'Kick Me' sign on their backs and is waiting for them to notice.

Suunto Ambit 3 Sport/Run/Peak/Vertical is still one of the best sports watches for me. Not as compact and the software is not as flashy as some of the newer watches, but the SW is more reliable and the GPS accuracy is still way better than some of the other watches out there.

IIRC James Horner was sometimes called out on re-using some of his themes across different films or lifting other pieces of classical music.

Whenever I hear the Wonder Woman theme played on a electric cello I feel very sorry for Tina as she’ll probably be playing that theme for a long long time.

Apparently Danny Elfman had a interview recently with a Spanish website called 'Reporte Indigo' about his Batman score where as response to one of the questions he claims that his 'Batman' theme is the ONLY Batman theme. His response starts at 2:27. I will admit that I was worried when it was...

I would also add Harry Gregson-Williams to this as his scores have a very distinctive sound and presentation to my ears.

I thought I had a good grasp of what the problems were with this e-mail. Now it seems more like And

I haven't seen a film in an IMAX theater, for which I imagine the speakers for the sound system are the same size that Marty McFly used at the start of 'Back To The Future', but I've worn earplugs or a IEM every time I've gone to a movie theater for the past fifteen years. Occasionally I will...

VICTORY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Same here too. That soundtrack was one of my favorites that year and melded so perfectly with the game.

Damn damn shame I couldn't have been there. Would have gone there for Assassin's Creed alone. I might try YouTube and see if I'm very lucky this week that someone may have posted some footage.

So far as of this posting 22:38 GMT+1 (BST) he is still alive and very critical, but is not expected to last the night.

After reviewing the list, the composers at VI-Control make their way to the home of the original list's author for a civil discussion. P.S I wasn't surprised about John Williams being on top, but Bernard Herrmann should may have been a few places higher.

Is it that "Fake News" site that "President" Trump keeps mentioning? :whistling: ;) :sneaky:

I'm really really super tempted. But like Interstellar i'd rather wait to go see the film in a decent theater before I listen to any part of the soundtrack on my iPod

How many major WTF or minor drive failures have you had over the years Charlie?.

I will also recommend his 'The Man From U.N.C.L.E' score as well. Apparently I am in the minority that loved the movie and a lot of that was do to the music. Though my favourite cue in the film was not by Daniel but by Sergio Pizzorno (Kasabian)

Alfred Pennyworth: Well, because he thought it was good sport. Because some men aren't looking for anything logical, like money. They can't be bought, bullied, reasoned, or negotiated with. Some men just want to watch the world burn.

My family and I used to watch Eurovision pretty much every year. mainly to see the crazy songs and performers each country has but I personally haven't watched it in a fair few years.

I've never had any interest in boxing myself but I will admit that I did raise my fist in triumph when I heard

I tried Beats when they first came out. Absolutely hated them. My brother got a pair of Beats Wireless cans recently though. They have improved the sound but not by much. For home I use either full-size cans, currently Beyer DT990 Pro's running from a Schiit Magni 2 Amp and Modi 2 DAC if i'm...

Mini Golf is the closest I've ever got to golf. My brother though plays occasionally and I have seen him watch a few golf matches when they are on TV.

Well I have never met him but I'll put a vote down for Chas Smith for Epic Percussion/Epic Percussionist. He's made some pretty much epic stuff. Not sure how much is out there in the wild though. I think Charlie Clouser has a piece of his.

I am currently slightly addled with a drop (or two) of whisky but I seem to remember that there was talk of a concert film to be released this year of the last Hans Zimmer Live Tour. I definitely haven't seen any sign of it since beside a listing on iMDB. Has anyone else seen anything of it?

According to Tracksounds (which is where I get a lot of my score info) the score release has been cancelled by Lakeshore Records. No real reason given though.

I'm waiting for the psychedelic country and western score he keeps mentioning every once in a while. BTW speaking of Hans I went to a birthday party last night where a old buddy of mine was DJing and asked him to put on the 'He's A Pirate (Tiesto Remix)'. That was certainly a track that got the...

This is a video from MusicTech magazine from a few years back that might be interesting to everyone with Geoff Foster describing a mic setup for a project that he was working on at the time.

At the moment after a quick thought CD: Michael Brook - Cobalt Blue OR The Dark Knight Deluxe - rctec Book: Any book in Andrea Camilleri's 'Inspector Montalbano' series

I don't know why people venerate Chuck Berry. Everyone knows he got his sound from this guy.

You can also say "I can work an espresso machine". IIRC that's how Hans got his job with Stanley Myers.

You might find this interesting. https://www.cmuse.org/seven-composers-and-their-mental-illnesses/

I enjoyed it quite a lot myself. Nice to see some more character development with the crew and it was nice to see and hear Michael Fassbender as Walter, Not too sure about the accent though. There is a new Red Band trailer coming with Logan, Not sure how much new footage there will be but I'm...

I'm looking at subscribing to Hans's course with payday coming up soon, but since I'm not a musician, don't compose, and mostly spent my three years of music class in secondary school messing about and whacking drums loudly, though I did learn to play on piano the music to the 'Boy On the Bike'...

I spent some time on the IMDb myself back when I got really interested in how films were made. I have some good times there, but mostly I think of the boards the same way Obi-Wan thought of Mos Eisley spaceport.

Haven't used it personally as my website designing days are behind me, but I have consistently heard very good things about the business

Neat. Always like to hear about anything recorded in 'The Hall'.

I must admit I have a great fondness for it myself. I do listen to the soundtrack a lot, but my favorite scene and piece of score is not on the soundtrack, though I hope it'll turn up eventually on the next Kasabian EP or LP. it's the 'Torture in D Minor' that Sergio Pizzorno did for the movie.

Perhaps they could release it along with a complimentary library of The World's Smallest Violin

Completely forgot about this one.

Just like to add that Black Hawk Down is one of my favorite of rctec's scores.

Probably the Remote Control intern.

Neat. Made me laugh.

Revisiting Hans's Hannibal score. Rewatched the movie a couple of days ago. Still a damn good film imho.

I'm pretty sure I remember Hans mentioning he had done a 56 speaker mix for a showing of Amazing Spiderman 2. I remember thinking at the time that that was a hell of a lot of speakers.

Damn. RIP Ralph Stanley. Absolutely loved, loved 'O Brother Where Art Thou'. I haven't listened to that album in ages.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5732482/

I will admit to occasionally enjoying a McDonalds Big Breakfast every once in a while. And I did pick up some Heston Bluementhal burgers at my local Waitrose yesterday. Haven't tried them yet.

Personally if i had a business card it might have some embellishments on it. Take this guy

Listening to a couple of sequels. Jean-Michel Jarre's Electronica 2 and John Carpenter's Lost Themes 2 Didn't know John Carpenter had ever released a few albums recently. Always loved his film scores.

Because the Moog helps buy the house

Reading the Guardian review and read the line "the jiggling violinist in a deerstalker". Is that a reference to the fun-loving Alexsey Igudesman? Been watching a few clips on Youtube about his double act 'Igudesman & Joo'. Quite entertaining.

Now who can argue with that? I think we’re all indebted to Germancomponist for clearly stating what needed to be said. I’m particularly glad that these lovely forum members were here today to hear that speech. Not only was it authentic frontier gibberish, it expressed a courage little seen in...

I would say 'The Grand Budapest Hotel'. IMHO one of the best films of this decade so far and a truly wonderful merging of score and film, and also some damn good percussion from Frank "Dangerous" Ricotti and Paul "Dangerous" Clarvis.

Personally I'll hold out hope for a Ultimate Force Awakens soundtrack set like they did for Phantom Menace.

At the moment it's Antonio Pappano's recording of Verdi's Aida. Heard a lot about it and since it recently won an award I thought I might see what all the fuss is about.

Would like to see that. Always liked 'Video Killed The Radio Star' and I will admit I got a bit of double take when I first saw and recognized a rather pale gentleman tapping away on the keyboard. He's grown up a bit since then.

Not sure where you are located but if you're in UK and Europe my main site for both purchasing and streaming lossless music that I will absolutely recommend is a service called Qobuz. Been using them for a few years for streaming on my PC and iPod Touch and buying the occasional lossless and...

It certainly is. Could you provide a bit more information?.

It'll be a shame that Hans has to retire his Super Hans t-shirt but good for him. I certainly would like to see and hear a less bombastic Zimmer.

I'll personally add Frost/Nixon to that list. Love that score. Just pushed that movie along.

That's quite good. I sometimes play that when the Internet goes down at my house which for some strange reason always happens around about 2am to 3am. Highest score I got was close to 400.

Damn shame. While I tolerated music school when I was a kid, I relent a missed opportunity now. Though I did learn the music to the old Hovis advert on the piano. Also reading this reminds of a quote from that great film 'Mr Holland's Opus'. Seems to be getting closer every year Vice Principal...

Found this in an old Family Guy episode. Then played pretty much on repeat the last few days. You can leave your friends behind.

Thank you very very much afterlight82 for introducing me to Arvo Pärt. Absolutely beautiful music

If I remember correctly him and Hans scored the film 'Woman In Gold'.

Just read that 'The Little Prince' has been picked up for domestic U.S distribution by Netflix. While it may need not be a cinema release at least this means more people will be able to see the film and hear Richard and Hans's score.

I tried to get into his work when I heard 'Pruit Igoe' and 'Prophecies' which was used in the Watchmen movie. So far the only album of his I listen to regularly is 'Solo Piano'. Most of the music I tried to listen to was quite dense. Haven't listened to much since except for 'Koyaanisqatsi'.

Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice. Pre-ordered the deluxe edition from Amazon a few months ago. You know all of the music albums I've bought online for the past few years has been digital. Pretty much all from Qobuz in Hi-Res with a few albums from iTunes. Sure it's convenient and Qobuz is...

Well, there has always been claims that Led Zeppelin stole some elements for their songs. At the moment that's one band I can think of off hand. https://www.musictimes.com/articles/6250/20140520/7-songs-other-than-stairway-to-heaven-that-led-zeppelin-stole.htm

Currently running through Hans's magnum opus in preparation for Dawn Of Justice.

Is it just me or does he slightly look like a German Chris Pratt

Massive Attack - Ritual Spirit, Mezzanine Deadpool - Junkie XL Muse - most of the later albums Europe - The Final Countdown (just the song, not the album)

Just noticed that today myself. Seemed wierd as hell but I'm giving it a go.

One of the recent scores I've liked has been Chappie which you did with Steve Mazzaro and Andrew Kawczynski. If you don't mind me asking, what was the balance of synth to organic elements in the score.

The only news that I know of is that the 'Save Air Studios' petition has reached 11,000 signatures AFAIK.

Sounds good though always hoping for more. Also wondering how big the drum circle is in this movie compared to MoS.