|Film-Score| Ryan - Return To The Harbour (Film-Score) (full 192kbs)
well. This is my second try on some real film-score tunes! hehe. this I made today. also 4 houres work!
Return To The Harbour. its my inspiration when the boat comes in to the Harbour at the beggining in the movie. when Jack Sparrow comes in with his boat and like rule the sea!! and the camera goes around his boat when the "rush" part comes in with all the percs and stuff!
Pirates Of the Carribean is also my little inspiration here! just the movie thought. wanna see the movie with my intro.
So, the easy part is when "Orlando Bloom and Keira Knightley" is meeting! like the romantic part!
Amazing as well, it would be cool to see you do one for Hans Zimmer -Injection! Adam white did a trance tune with it back in 2005.
Adam White pres. Angel Dust - Chimera...
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Oct-10-2006 14:14
Illumin
Senior tranceaddict
Registered: Dec 2005
Location: Long Beach, CA
WOW!!! that's so cool.....and on a second note....Keira Knightley =) =)
I've really wanted to experiment with scoring, just no content to work with, I guess that's where just turning off the volume on a movie that I already have would do the job......and more for Ms Knightley.
I've really wanted to experiment with scoring, just no content to work with, I guess that's where just turning off the volume on a movie that I already have would do the job......and more for Ms Knightley.
HEHE. So true! so true.. I`m like that on nearly all the movies I see, But, somehow I dont do it with Hans Zimmer, I go to the cinema to hear the movie-score! even if the movie sucks!!! Love his work!
Ms Knightley is very nice!
Oct-10-2006 21:45
Illumin
Senior tranceaddict
Registered: Dec 2005
Location: Long Beach, CA
I agree with "all" said. Hans Zimmer is simply in another class that has to be heard in the best environment possible, some stuff is okay or too reminescent of previous works, but that goes for everyone oding music......they're own style and current influences will always be critiqued from difference perspectives. Not to mention James Newton-Howard and Harry Gregson-Williams are wonderful to hear and experience.