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| Disc: 1 | |||
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| 1. Why So Serious? | |||
| 2. I'm Not A Hero | |||
| 3. Harvey Two-Face | |||
| 4. Aggressive Expansion | |||
| 5. Always A Catch | |||
| 6. Blood On My Hands | |||
| 7. A Little Push | |||
| 8. Like A Dog Chasing Cars | |||
| 9. I Am The Batman | |||
| 10. And I Thought My Jokes Were Bad | |||
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| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. Bank Robbery (Prologue) | |||
| 2. Buyer Beware | |||
| 3. Halfway To Hong Kong | |||
| 4. Decent Men In An Indecent Time | |||
| 5. You're Gonna Love Me | |||
| 6. Chance | |||
| 7. You Complete Me | |||
| 8. The Ferries | |||
| 9. We Are Tonight's Entertainment | |||
| 10. A Watchful Guardian | |||
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Product Description
Product Description
A special collector's edition, housed in a 8" x 8" hardcover endeavor velvet book, smyth-sewn with 40 pages of full colour text & four bonus tracks, Why So Serious? (The Crystal Method Remix); Poor Choice Of Words (Paul van Dyk Remix); Gunpowder & Gasoline (Mel Wesson Remix) and Rory's First Kiss (Ryland Allison Remix).
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Thank-you got the CD in less than the approximate time slot, thank-you great service and arrived in a bubble envelope=no damage done.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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Ever since THE ROCK and THE LAST SAMURAI had such an impressive soundtrack to be released! Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard did an incredible job in not only adding to the action on the screen but also capturing the essence of this new Batman.
Moving, exciting and ingenious. A true Masterpiece that can stand on its own as a piece of orchestral art. Strong percussions and nervous strings; brief melodies that build even higher tensions and the ever present thin black line of the Batman Theme to tie it all together. It is only deserving that the best movie this summer is accompanied also by the best Soundtrack.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
Moving, exciting and ingenious. A true Masterpiece that can stand on its own as a piece of orchestral art. Strong percussions and nervous strings; brief melodies that build even higher tensions and the ever present thin black line of the Batman Theme to tie it all together. It is only deserving that the best movie this summer is accompanied also by the best Soundtrack.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
As an all-time fan of Batman, I must say "Batman Begins" raised the bar in terms of defining a hero's roots. Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard's collaboration ringed true to Christopher Nolan's interpretation, much like Danny Elfman for Tim Burton's.
This time, the Batman theme is almost absent, but it is the Joker's theme that intrigues the most as it sounds clearly deranged and in tone with the late Heath Ledger's performance.
The rest of the score is quite easy to listen to. It is quite possible to forget the context of the scenes in which they played and abandon to the composers' dual task of both making it better, but making it still relevant without becoming redudant.
Mission quite accomplished, if not for the final track "A Dark Knight", which could have used the Batman theme just like the beginning of the end credits for the movie.
Bat fans wont want to miss this one and even the recently convinced will enjoy most of this album, which is more of a "best-of" than a complete score. There are some tracks in the movie that would have proudly made it in this edition. Nevertheless, a great soundtrack companion to one of (if not THE) best comic-book movie ever made.
This time, the Batman theme is almost absent, but it is the Joker's theme that intrigues the most as it sounds clearly deranged and in tone with the late Heath Ledger's performance.
The rest of the score is quite easy to listen to. It is quite possible to forget the context of the scenes in which they played and abandon to the composers' dual task of both making it better, but making it still relevant without becoming redudant.
Mission quite accomplished, if not for the final track "A Dark Knight", which could have used the Batman theme just like the beginning of the end credits for the movie.
Bat fans wont want to miss this one and even the recently convinced will enjoy most of this album, which is more of a "best-of" than a complete score. There are some tracks in the movie that would have proudly made it in this edition. Nevertheless, a great soundtrack companion to one of (if not THE) best comic-book movie ever made.
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