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Aug 5, 2014 - 10:48 AM
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Chris Avis
(Member)
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Brian Tyler seems to be getting big enough to be able to not adhere to the Remote Control style so much. He's got chops now
That would be great. Ditch the whole Hans Zimmer style, and go back to Darkness Falls / Frailty style... that's just so much better.
When the studios ditch the Zimmer sound, bring on Talgorn again. Proper film music with intelligence and class. Alas, one can only hope.
(listening now to the turtles score, its quite fun and (too) loud for sure) I miss Goldsmith now more than ever.
Even I think Tyler has talent, in this (loud) mode... its just "noise" going nowhere.
Personally, I don't understand all the praise for this score. Almost every cue in the album feels like the volume is dialed up to 11... it's like every scene is scored as if it was the finale. When Brian Tyler burst onto the scene with Children of Dune, Timeline and Darkness Falls, I thought he showed a tremendous amount of promise. Sadly, nothing he's written since has really impressed me. I guess I can't fault the guy if this incredibly amped up writing is what the studio execs want, but it does not make for good album listening.
Chris.
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According to Brian, CD won't be released 
"I always want a CD release too but unfortunately that decision isn't up to me. But we did an extra careful job mastering this to make it sound awesome in this format"
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