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@Murdock, the link won't play here. You might delivering the goods to me in another shape or form? :)
http://picosong.com/iC8f/
He did the score for both Babadook and Assassin's Creed. His next movie is the new Alien coming out this month. I saw A.Creed and the score was surprisingly good, especially during any action scenes. In fact, Kurzel was at his best whenever the protagonist was brought back to Spain and so I think he'd be good at giving locations a great recurring melody, because he captures the atmosphere very, very well.
I've risked a quick listen to his Alien score (I tried my best :) ) and woah is it tense. Now, I know that Bond films usually stick with atmospheric/grand melodies and they only skim lightly on suspense music, but maybe it's about time that we get a darker and edgy-er score. One that focuses on the build-up more than anything else.
In any case, he's got a good track record so far and I think he'd be able to fine tune his capabilities to suit a Bond film. It would be quite different from what he's mainly done before though. So it's a risk.
I wasn´t initially sold on Daniel Pemberton, but after hearing what he did for Steve Jobs and King Arthur Legend of the Sword, I cannot help it but admire his work immensely.
Just finished Nocturnal Animals. Sublime.
David Newman would indeed sound completely different from his brother. He's adept at writing big fun themes and pulse-pounding action, so he'd actually be a great contender for Bond. I've posted some of his work from The Phantom (1996) before when suggesting him. Here's another great track:
That's a great track. Here's another good one.
That's too bad. I can see the potential though. I hope to hear what Korzeniowski can do with action.
Action movies (and their scores) were just plain fun in the 90s.
That I can agree with.
I´d be careful.
I once watched Rambo 3 because I like the soundtrack CD so much. The film more or less made me fall asleep.
Cherry 2000 is one of my absolute favorite film soundtracks. The film is unbelievably bad. Melanie Griffith says her lines as if she would read them from paper for the first time.
Shouldn't be a problem. I loved Rambo 3. :D
That's also one I've been wanting to see.
Again
But enjoy anyway :-)!
Sounds great I'm a huge Poledouris fan. :-bd
And here's a badass electric guitar cover I found while searching for that other clip:
:D