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Have to agree with Zimmer on this. Sounds completely cheap and amateurish, even for an electronic score. Surprised so many are eager to own this. Glad it's available for those that love it though. Enjoy.
For me, it has that feel good vibe to it. That's the biggest reason. Gets my blood pumping.
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Good morning.
There is nothing in any of the documentation nor in any of the elements at Paramount or Mr. Zimmer's archives that contain information regarding any tracks called "end credits." The end credits use the song WRITTEN for the film that USES the theme.
Just another case of fanboy bs using bootlegs as the bible.
MV
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While it obviously uses (one of) the theme(s), I won't say for sure it's an original piece (written for the film), and if it's not, I'll stand corrected.
I can't understand why I couldn't remember this when I wrote that statement above, but this piece was actually included on some old Zimmer promo, so it's definitely an original piece. Either some unused/rejected piece and/or a theme suite I guess you can call it.
Why it wasn't/couldn't be included on the release still remains a mystery, if we can call it that, but regardless, it's not really important I suppose...
Well, Cole & Claire uses the theme from the song Lost In The Night by Peabo Bryson which never appeared in the film. But perhaps you knew that. Some if it is included on another track on the La La CD. But I agree that I find it strange that the complete track is not on the CD.
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