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To be released on June, 18th by Warner !!
I just notices this on iTunes.
There is going to be a second release besides the score for World War Z.
An EP is going to be released digitally tomorrow; it is entitled: World War Z Remixes. Here is the track listings:
01) Like a River Around a Rock (Mystery Skulls Remix)
02) Ninja Quiet (Justin Warfield Remix)
03) Philadelphia (Future Funk Squad Remix)
04) NJ Mart (BLKHRTS Remix)
This is quite unexpected. To my knowledge it is also the first time Beltrami's music has been remixed and produced on a separate EP album.
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Tracklist:
01 Philadelphia (4:06)
02 The Lane Family (2:47)
03 Ninja Quiet (2:54)
04 Searching for Clues (5:33)
05 NJ Mart (4:01)
06 Zombies in Coach (3:43)
07 Hand Off! (2:49)
08 No Teeth, No Bite (3:25)
09 The Salvation Gate (4:24)
10 Wales (5:22)
11 A River Around A Rock (5:08)
Another short release (44 minutes).
After your first few listens, what is your currently your favourite track?
I am very fond of "The Lane Family".
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Jun 19, 2013 - 6:32 PM
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dogplant
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I have not read the book that this was based on, and I am pretty old-school in my zombie movie tastes -- I prefer Romero's "Dawn of the Dead" over all the post-modern remakes and spinoffs, or "The Walking Dead" TV show -- but I really enjoyed what they did with the genre, and found it pretty scary. It's not blood and guts gory, but the action is intense, with horrific swarms of undead like something out of Hieronymous Bosch. I thought Pitt did a good job, and Beltrami's score served the movie in a boisterous fashion. Overall, I found it effective and gripping, and I felt uneasy on my commute back home. I hope that I will not die with those words in my mouth, because if I do I'm sure that after a short interval I will lurch horribly and then reanimate with my gnashers snapping at your neck.
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Jun 19, 2013 - 6:39 PM
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Uhtred
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I have not read the book that this was based on, and I am pretty old-school in my zombie movie tastes -- I prefer Romero's "Dawn of the Dead" over all the post-modern remakes and spinoffs, or "The Walking Dead" TV show -- but I really enjoyed what they did with the genre, and found it pretty scary. It's not blood and guts gory, but the action is intense, with horrific swarms of undead like something out of Hieronymous Bosch. I thought Pitt did a good job, and Beltrami's score served the movie in a boisterous fashion. Overall, I found it effective and gripping, and I felt uneasy on my commute back home. I hope that I will not die with those words in my mouth, because if I do I'm sure that after a short interval I will lurch horribly and then reanimate with my gnashers snapping at your neck.
Just finished watching the film and agree with everything you said although I'm more a Walking Dead fan rather than Romero. All in all a nice surprise.
According to the opening credits, Additional music by Matthew Bellamy of Muse which I didn't know beforehand. It was recognisable if you like Muse and seemed to fit the scenes it was used for.
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Listening to the "Snowpiercer"-piece on youtube right now - and I love it!
With this, WWZ and THE WOLVERINE, could 2013 be the year Beltrami finally gets his deserved big break?
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There are good moments, but, personally, I could have done without some of the electronic "decoration".
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Nearest I can tell, parts of the film were re-scored and re-recorded a few times, but the final recorded score mix (including alternates and music unincluded) is around 135 min. Again, this includes alternates and music not included in the final cut of the film, obviously, since the film's runtime is 116 min. 
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