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Why a promo? Just get the commercial score.
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It was relased by Varese on Oct.2 and it runs 30 minutes. If you're having trouble just go to the Varese website cause it's there.
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May 31, 2004 - 1:49 PM
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Thor
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I relistened to this soundtrack yesterday, and most of it is really good music. Heck, that's no surprise as I pretty much like all of Beltrami's stuff and even buy it unheard.
Beltrami excels at what I have called "delicious darkness", i.e. a sound that combines the typical horror elements with tingling bells and electronic sounds (other composers in this style include Chris Young, Goldenthal, Licht, Ottman and even some Elfman). Also, it means that one is unafraid to settle into a groove, not so much dictated by onscreen action.
JOYRIDE is yet another example of this. Some rock things with el guitar, some funky rhythms, some ambient harmonies. There ARE a couple of "stingers" (such as the very last cymbal crash on the last track), but they are thankfully in minority.
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