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And if someone can translate the Xperiments track titles, that would be cool! lol!
Yes please, anyone?
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May 4, 2021 - 4:20 AM
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DaveM
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Wayback Machine + Hans Zimmers old website with comments on albums
Original Comment by LS100 Studios
1. X-HZT - An experimental composer sketch, brings in some elements of the Phoenix theme at times. Love those unsettling chants and yells, some really crazy stuff there.
2. X-X - This is the kind of track I was hoping for with this score - a more gentle suite for the new X-Men theme. Brings in some elements from "Gap".
3. X-LGDP - A suite for the Dark Phoenix theme, extends parts of the track "Dark".
4. X-SI - A suite for the D'Bari, extends parts of the track "Negative".
5. X-HD - A suite for the techno action cues that pop up in tracks like "Intimate" and "Reckless".
6. X-MP - A suite for the ending cue of "Reckless", seems like those thirty seconds were originally a whole track in itself.
7. X-MT - A suite for Magneto's theme, another thing I anticipated with this score. Brings in some new cues while focusing on the themes used in the original score.
8. X-TX - Another suite for the new X-Men theme, this one is much more dreary compared to "X-X". Similarly, it brings in some elements from "Gap".
9. X-MDP - Another suite for the Phoenix. Brings in some elements from "Dark".
10. X-F - A shortened version of "Amity", I think the instrumentation is slightly different but it's much of the same.
11. X-CH - A reworked version of "Coda".
12. X-SS - The end credits for the film, rendition of the new X-Men theme.
And for the main soundtrack album he wrote
1. "Gap" debuts the new X-Men theme, with various renditions throughout before the Phoenix theme debuts up at the end. Love how the X-Men theme starts off quiet, wish we had more of that in the score.
2. "Dark" is a suite for the Phoenix theme, it has various renditions of it too.
3. "Frameshift" starts off with the Phoenix theme, and then debuts Magneto's motif. The Phoenix theme returns more quietly through the track, then builds up to a violent rendition towards the end.
4. "Amity" is mostly gloomy ambience from the sound of it, but after listening to the whole score it seems like a theme of mourning. It plays after Mystique dies, and again after the loss of Jean. So I guess this counts as a fourth theme?
5. "Intimate" starts off with some uncertain vibes, then transitions to a more ethereal score. Magneto's theme returns, this time in full, with the full theme playing around 6:42. We're welcomed to more renditions of the X-Men theme during the NY skirmish.
6. "Negative" doesn't feature any of the other themes - save for a bit of the X-Men theme towards the end. This track might be a theme for the D'Bari, I think it's when Jessica Chastain takes the Phoenix force.
7. "Deletion" opens with Magneto's theme, and transitions to a violent rendition of the Phoenix theme, which continues through much of the track. The end of the track gave me some Ottman vibes.
8. "Reckless" starts off with a short piano theme - seriously thought Ottman's "Hope" theme was gonna' start at 0:35, haha. It's then followed by the gloomy theme from "Amity", can't remember what scene. Much of this track, similarly to "Gap", contains renditions of the new X-Men theme. An action rendition of Magneto's theme starts around 7:20.
9. "Insertion" starts off with Magneto's theme, its last appearance in the score - followed by a calmer version of the Phoenix theme, which leads to a more violent rendition of it. The theme quiets down to an eerie rendition of the Phoenix theme halfway through the track, and builds up to another violent rendition. The track concludes with a choral arrangement which kind of reminds me of the ending for "Terraforming" from Man of Steel.
10. "Coda" wraps up the score with a reprise of the mourning theme from "Amity". Splices in some bits of the X-Men theme too, and some piano notes towards the middle are derived from the Phoenix theme. Also uses some of the Phoenix chants towards the end. All in all a nice hopeful track to wrap up the film.
And here the links
Dark Phoenix Album Page on Zimmers website
https://web.archive.org/web/20191202144745/http://www.hans-zimmer.com/index.php?rub=disco&id=1701
Xperiments
https://web.archive.org/web/20191202153219/http://www.hans-zimmer.com/index.php?rub=disco&id=1760
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Posted: |
May 4, 2021 - 11:40 PM
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acathla
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Wayback Machine + Hans Zimmers old website with comments on albums
Original Comment by LS100 Studios
1. X-HZT - An experimental composer sketch, brings in some elements of the Phoenix theme at times. Love those unsettling chants and yells, some really crazy stuff there.
2. X-X - This is the kind of track I was hoping for with this score - a more gentle suite for the new X-Men theme. Brings in some elements from "Gap".
3. X-LGDP - A suite for the Dark Phoenix theme, extends parts of the track "Dark".
4. X-SI - A suite for the D'Bari, extends parts of the track "Negative".
5. X-HD - A suite for the techno action cues that pop up in tracks like "Intimate" and "Reckless".
6. X-MP - A suite for the ending cue of "Reckless", seems like those thirty seconds were originally a whole track in itself.
7. X-MT - A suite for Magneto's theme, another thing I anticipated with this score. Brings in some new cues while focusing on the themes used in the original score.
8. X-TX - Another suite for the new X-Men theme, this one is much more dreary compared to "X-X". Similarly, it brings in some elements from "Gap".
9. X-MDP - Another suite for the Phoenix. Brings in some elements from "Dark".
10. X-F - A shortened version of "Amity", I think the instrumentation is slightly different but it's much of the same.
11. X-CH - A reworked version of "Coda".
12. X-SS - The end credits for the film, rendition of the new X-Men theme.
And for the main soundtrack album he wrote
1. "Gap" debuts the new X-Men theme, with various renditions throughout before the Phoenix theme debuts up at the end. Love how the X-Men theme starts off quiet, wish we had more of that in the score.
2. "Dark" is a suite for the Phoenix theme, it has various renditions of it too.
3. "Frameshift" starts off with the Phoenix theme, and then debuts Magneto's motif. The Phoenix theme returns more quietly through the track, then builds up to a violent rendition towards the end.
4. "Amity" is mostly gloomy ambience from the sound of it, but after listening to the whole score it seems like a theme of mourning. It plays after Mystique dies, and again after the loss of Jean. So I guess this counts as a fourth theme?
5. "Intimate" starts off with some uncertain vibes, then transitions to a more ethereal score. Magneto's theme returns, this time in full, with the full theme playing around 6:42. We're welcomed to more renditions of the X-Men theme during the NY skirmish.
6. "Negative" doesn't feature any of the other themes - save for a bit of the X-Men theme towards the end. This track might be a theme for the D'Bari, I think it's when Jessica Chastain takes the Phoenix force.
7. "Deletion" opens with Magneto's theme, and transitions to a violent rendition of the Phoenix theme, which continues through much of the track. The end of the track gave me some Ottman vibes.
8. "Reckless" starts off with a short piano theme - seriously thought Ottman's "Hope" theme was gonna' start at 0:35, haha. It's then followed by the gloomy theme from "Amity", can't remember what scene. Much of this track, similarly to "Gap", contains renditions of the new X-Men theme. An action rendition of Magneto's theme starts around 7:20.
9. "Insertion" starts off with Magneto's theme, its last appearance in the score - followed by a calmer version of the Phoenix theme, which leads to a more violent rendition of it. The theme quiets down to an eerie rendition of the Phoenix theme halfway through the track, and builds up to another violent rendition. The track concludes with a choral arrangement which kind of reminds me of the ending for "Terraforming" from Man of Steel.
10. "Coda" wraps up the score with a reprise of the mourning theme from "Amity". Splices in some bits of the X-Men theme too, and some piano notes towards the middle are derived from the Phoenix theme. Also uses some of the Phoenix chants towards the end. All in all a nice hopeful track to wrap up the film.
And here the links
Dark Phoenix Album Page on Zimmers website
https://web.archive.org/web/20191202144745/http://www.hans-zimmer.com/index.php?rub=disco&id=1701
Xperiments
https://web.archive.org/web/20191202153219/http://www.hans-zimmer.com/index.php?rub=disco&id=1760
Thanks for this! Very interesting info, and makes me "understand" the score a bit better. Only listened to it all once recently and I liked the Xperiments album more than the score album. Will definitley revisit the score album after this 
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