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1. The Matrix Revolutions Main Title

2. The Trainman Cometh - Juno Reactor

3. Tetsujin - Juno Reactor

4. In My Head - Pale 3

5. The Road To Sourceville

6. Men In Metal

7. Niobe's Run

8. Woman Can Drive

9. Moribund Mifune

10. Kidfried

11. Saw Bitch Workhorse

12. Trinity Definitely

13. Neodammerung

14. Why, Mr. Anderson?

15. Spirit Of The Universe

16. Navras - Juno Reactor Vs. Don Davis

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4.0 out of 5 stars song at beginning of Revoltuions DVD, Jun 22 2004

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Thomas P. Burwell "tom" (Huntsville, AL USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: The Matrix Revolutions (Audio CD)

That same theme is also played halfway through "spirit of the universe" on the Revolutions soundtrack. Hope this helps.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Question, Jun 9 2004

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Chuck Vuolo (Downingtown, PA United States) - See all my reviews

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What is the name of the track on the Matrix Revolutions that they play in the DVD opening, the one with the child's vocals?

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4.0 out of 5 stars Surprisingly Good, April 20 2004

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This review is from: The Matrix Revolutions (Audio CD)

When I received a CD of this soundtrack as a gift, as I was really surprised. I am a lover of opera and baroque music (especially baroque violin composition), so THE MATRIX REVOLUTIONS SOUNDTRACK wasn't something I'd ever think of buying for myself. To my surprise, it wasn't all that bad and parts of it were surprisingly good, even to a baroque music lover like I am.

I've seen all three "Matrix movies" and I thought the soundtrack of the original was great. It "fit" the film perfectly. I was less than enthusiastic about the second, however, even though I thought it, too, "fit" the film. It was just too electronic, too much Juno Reactor. I was surprised to find that THE MATRIX REVOLUTIONS SOUNDTRACK resembles the soundtrack of the first film much more than it does the second. And, surprisingly, Juno Reactor is heard on only three tracks (my three least favorite, by the way) that greatly resemble the score for RELOADED.

There's a lot of percussion and brass in this soundtrack...things a baroque music like I am really doesn't care for, but hey, that's the signature of the Matrix. If you've seen all three films, you'll realize why this signature percussion and brass disappears near the end of the CD, giving way to music that is more melodic and uplifting. I liked it and thought it was very fitting.

Although the action and special effects are almost non-stop in THE MATRIX REVOLUTIONS, the score is more balanced. There are action-packed, electronic tracks on this CD and there are quiet, melodious, understated ones as well, the most significant of which is "Trinity Definitely," a lovely blend of English horn and strings. Surprising? Yes. Welcome? Definitely.

I have to admit I was shocked to hear both "Neodämmerung" and "Navras." The first combines the strong percussion and brass that defines the Matrix trilogy, but adds a full choir and several other elements. It had a "glorious" quality that I found rather surprising, given that I hated that film. The choral finale in Navras was just beautiful.

Overall, I think THE MATRIX REVOLUTIONS soundtrack really defines the theme of the trilogy. It doesn't lose sight of its origins, yet it offers us something new as well. I was very surprised at how good it is. While I found THE MATRIX REVOLUTIONS to be a dismal film and a dreadful was to close the trilogy, I found the soundtrack to be close to perfect. I wouldn't buy it for myself, but I'm happy I received it as a gift.

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4.0 out of 5 stars to answer templhaven
the song you are looking for was in the matrix reloaded. not revolutions. man, how could you miss the difference between two completely separate movies? Read more

Published on April 12 2004 by Publius

4.0 out of 5 stars to answer templhaven....
the song you're looking for is "zion" by fluke, and it's on the reloaded soundtrack, not revolutions. it would appear that you have umm bought the wrong cd...

Published on April 7 2004 by matt saracina