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Andrew Lockington is one of the saving graces of today composers. Can not wait to hear this score!
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Although Desplat is a much more sophisticated composer, the Lockington samples don't sound bad at all; similar to what he did for the two "Journey" movies. Colorful and varied, if unsubtle.
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Jul 30, 2013 - 12:56 AM
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aldan
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Extended sample here:
https://soundcloud.com/sony-soundtracks/sets/andrew-lockington-percy
Well, i somehow feel disappointed judging by that sample (only by the smaple). I mean, yes there are themes in that, but one theme is very similar to the first 4 notes of Beck's "Opening" in the first movie, one other theme is somehow generic, and one theme sounds kinda incomplete, and one action theme (danger motif) really remind me of Journey's (that Bull track). But other than that, it's just okay. Dont get me wrong, i really love Lockington's previous efforts, from Ember to Mysterious Island, but this, is kinda a let down ( i dont know, perhaps some creative restriction?), Cant wait for full hear btw.....
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Do both the import and domestic releases contain the same cues?
Checked up on it; they do.
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