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Beck's music for the show has been really great, although I wish I had I connected more with the show overall. I like the cast and the sitcom recreations, but after seeing the finale, I just feel that nothing made any sense, everything that happened felt arbitrary and I still don't understand what Hayward's plan was.
I have enjoyed the music, but releasing a per episode soundtrack makes it a bit pricey for me. It will basically cost $90 for one season. Hopefully they will do a comprehensive releasee that is affordable, like WaterTower did with Perry Mason: Season 1. I am not holding my breath though, as Disney didn't do this with Mandalorian: Season 1.
To answer your question, I think Hayward's ultimate goal was to have a Vision he could control. He knew that was never going to happen while Wanda was around, so he wanted to eliminate her and then have a Vision he could do what he wanted with.
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I don't remember the music from just before the bomb went off but it sounds like a worthy highlight that should have been included.
I do remember the rest of the Salem music and that's a definite highlight that should have been included.
That's great Beck is listening to fans and will find a way to get missing cues out. Seems like it would have been easier for everyone involved if they just made each episode's album complete to begin with though. Oh well
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Finale was a bit too bombastic for me, but I'm not really a Marvel guy. The musical highlight of the entire series for me remains the Wanda and Vision love theme.
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You can hear part of it here (all though missing the beautiful intro):
I dont understand how he could exclude this (around) 40 seconds cue because it was too short with all those silly 25 second cues he included from the first episodes...
Wow, that is like, the most important statement of that theme. Baffling decision to leave it off.
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