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The cantina song by Lin-Manuel Miranda and JJ Abrams has been made available on iTunes. (Jabba Flow by "Shag Kava")
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After re-watching the film in not neck-aching IMAX, I've grown to appreciate the music more, which i was initially very disappointed in. I think context and and the ability to rewind moments helped me get into it a bit better. There's some really nice moments in it and i do like the Kylo Ren motif. I'm sure on further views i'll start to like it even more. It's not one of my Williams must-listens, and it still doesn't quite stick with me after i've stopped listening to it but it's certainly got some nice moments running through it.
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May 4, 2016 - 10:17 PM
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Zoragoth
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You know, it's heresy to say, but I'm not the biggest fan of most of the Star Wars scores (or the movies themselves. Another heresy, I know). Love, love, love the first score, always have, since it came out on that double LP set. But all the others I admire without really loving. However, I really do have warm feelings for this new score, perhaps because it hearkens back to the first one while remaining fresh. I listened to it for months before finally getting around to seeing the movie just last week. I think the action music is masterful, and Kylo Ren's theme a real standout, for me a high point of the series.
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