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With the release of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker on home video, we release our bonus discussion of the highly polarizing film. In this hour-long, bonus episode, you will hear some deep "foilers" (film spoilers) and a bit more spoiler-score discussion (scoilers) that is sure to console you or enrage you. This was originally recorded shortly after the film's feature release and so you will hear a lot of opinion and speculation that has since been addressed in the film's novelization. Whether you loved the film, hated it, or fall somewhere in between, please enjoy Kristen, Erik, Dane and Christopher's most spirited discussion! Check out our previous episode (146) for our full review of the film and John Williams' original score.
Episode Highlights
00:00 - Foilers
40:51 - Scoilers
Music Selections
0:00 - Fanfare and Prologue (Maestro Dane Edition) - Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (John Williams)
62:20 - Fanfare and Prologue (Maestro Dane Edition) - Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (John Williams)
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John Williams has done it again. He scored the final installment of the Skywalker saga and Chris, Kristen, Erik and Dane are here for it! Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker reunites the four, who share their thoughts about the controversial film, but also about John Williams' decidedly less controversial score.. And finally, they deliver a double-scoop of rankings: all nine Skywalker-saga films and all nine of John Williams' scores!
Episode Highlights
00:00 - Introduction
04:50 - Movie Review
23:58 - Score Review
39:20 - Standout Tracks
50:11 - Music Related Spoilers
1:03:50 - Film Rankings
1:11:19 - Score Rankings
1:18:00 - Who Should Take Over
1:27:16 - Closing
Music Selections
0:00 - Fanfare and Prologue - Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (John Williams)
25:41 Fanfare and Prologue - Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (John Williams)
27:06 Falcon Flight - Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (John Williams)
29:21 The Rise Of Skywalker - Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (John Williams)
33:30 Battle Of The Resistance - Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (John Williams)
35:22 Journey To Exegol - Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (John Williams)
38:05 Farewell - Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (John Williams)
39:36 Join Me - Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (John Williams)
40:57 Anthem Of Evil - Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (John Williams)
42:53 Falcon Flight - Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (John Williams)
43:50 Reunion - Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (John Williams)
47:09 Destiny Of A Jedi - Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (John Williams)
48:20 The Speeder Chase - Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (John Williams)
51:30 The Force Is With You - Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (John Williams)
59:35 A New Home - Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (John Williams)
1:00:00 Finale - Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (John Williams)
1:11:19 They Will Come - Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (John Williams)
1:14:00 Fleeing From Kijimi - Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (John Williams)
1:20:17 Reminiscence Therapy - Solo: A Star Wars Story (John Powell)
1:23:43 Chase Through The Forest - Joe Kraemer
1:24:56 Finding Alara/Space Battle - Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire (Joel McNeely)
1:25:51 Lair - Main Title - Lair (John Debney)
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It's time we talk about The Mandalorian, don't you agree? Dane Walker and Christopher Coleman meet up in their favorite cantina to sit down and discuss the first two episodes of the new Disney+ Plus series. More specifically, they dive into Ludwig Goransson's original music for the series so far and both the positive and negative reactions it has received.
Episode Highlights
00:41 - Introduction
04:47 - When and How Did we watch the show
06:34 - What did we think of the first episode
10:43 - What did we think of the second episode
17:51 - How did we feel when Goranson was chosen
20:43 - What did we think about the actual score
47:51 - What Are Our Expectations going forward
54:47 - Closing Thoughts
56:45 - Spoiler
Music Selections
00:00 - The Mandalorian - Ludwig Goranson
09:59 - Bounty Droid - Ludwig Goranson
11:03 - Jawas Attack - Ludwig Goranson
17:51 - Hey Mando - Ludwig Goranson
20:43 - Face To Face - Ludwig Goranson
24:03 - The Mudhorn - Ludwig Goranson
29:12 - The Mandalorian - Ludwig Goranson
33:34 - Lone Wolf and Cub Theme - Kozure Okapi
36:54 - Star Wars Main Title - John Williams
41:54 - The Second Biggest Apes I’ve Seen This Month - Michael Giacchino
44:12 - You Are A Mandalorian - Ludwig Grandson
46:44 - Boba Fett Cartoon from Star Wars Special - John Williams and…
54:41 - The Mandalorian - Ludwig Goranson
Notes:
Jim Lochner's book "The Music of Charlie Chaplin" is available at Amazon.com
Watch the JOKER trailer on Youtube.
This episode was edited by Dane Walker. (Thanks!)
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Composer Dan Romer takes over the historic, musical reigns for the James Bond franchise. Which score for The Lion King is really king? Composers publicly pitching for big film gigs? Black Widow or The Eternals which is Twitter looking forward to more for its original score? Alf Clauses sues Fox/Disney over the Simpsons. Hans Zimmer finally releases his album "Xperiments" from the Dark Phoenix. These are the six stories Erik Woods, Dane Walker, and Christopher tackle in this 15th volume of the Soundcast Six!
Episode Highlights
04:56 - #1 Dan Romer on Bond 25
16:00 - #2 King of The Lion King
27:39 - #3 Composer's Pitch
44:07 - #4 Black Widow vs. The Eternals
51:12 - #5 Alf Clausen Sues
56:46 - #6 Hans Zimmer's Xperiments
Music Selections
00:00 - "The James Bond Theme" (James Bond Now) Vic Flick
13:47 - "Blood & Truth" - (Blood & Truth) by Joe Thwait and Jim Fowler
15:19 - "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" (The Lion King Instrumental Cover) by Masters of Sound
27:09 - "Listen to Me" (R&B Crate Digging) by Baby Huey & The Baby Sitters
43:57 - "Black Widow Note Book Cover" (Mindcraft Note Book Songs 4) by Grande1899
51:12 - "See You in Court 2nd Version" (Returned from the Ashes) by The Swiss Kids
56:47 - "Xperiment" (R.I.S.E.) by 10/31
70:29 - "Experiment in Terror" (The Essential Henry Mancini) by Henry Mancini
Notes:
Dan Romer Composer for Bond 25King of The Lion King pollMore anticipated score poll: Black Widow or EternalsAlf Clausen SuingReacting to Zimmer’s Xperiments releaseThe Annotator - Joe Thwaites and Jim Fowler on BLOOD & TRUTH.Find and Follow:
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The hit trailer for director Todd Phillips' upcoming JOKER feature film includes the famous song, "Smile" written by Charlie Chaplin and author Jim Lochner joins Dane Walker, Kristen Romanelli, and Christopher Coleman to discuss their thoughts about the trailer and its use of music. Finally, Jim Lochner takes us deep into the little-known history of the song and shares a few other Chaplin-related tidbits from his book, "The Music of Chaplin."
Episode Highlights
00:00 - The Joker Teaser trailer
03:50 - What were everyone’s feelings about the Joker Film
07:05 - General Trailer Reaction
14:20 - Thoughts on "Smile" in the Joker Trailer
22:29 - The Smile Story
40:00 - Final Questions For Jim
42:28 - Wrap Up
Music Selections
00:00 - The Joker Trailer
00:45 - Smile - Jimmy Durante
06:41 - Joker Trailer
21:47 - Dawn/Buckup/Never Say Die/Smile (End Title From Modern Times) Charlie Chaplin
25:00 - Eternally - (Main Theme From Limelight) Charlie Chaplin
29:22 - Smile - Nat King Cole
37:31 - Overture/Unveiling The Monument - (Opening to City Lights) Charlie Chaplin
40:31 - Chaplin Main Theme - John Barry
42:30 - Joker Trailer - Instrumental
44:21 - The Joker Trailer
Notes:
Jim Lochner's book "The Music of Charlie Chaplin" is available at Amazon.com
Watch the JOKER trailer on Youtube.
This episode was edited by Dane Walker. (Thanks!)
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Hans Zimmer on Dune, Thomas Newman on 1917, and Junkie XL on Terminator: Dark Fate are three upcoming composer assignments. Michael Abels on See You Yesterday, Michael Giacchino and Pinar Toprak receiving ASCAP Awards and Alan Menken receiving a Razzie Award are all in the past now, but in this extremely belated episode, Dane Walker, Kristen Romanelli and Christopher Coleman make these the central topics for this volume of The Soundcast Six.
Episode Highlights
05:13 - #1 Hans Zimmer on Dune
15:50 - #2 Thomas Newman on 1917
23:29 - #3 Michael Abels on See You Yesterday
32:12 - #4 Michael Giacchino and Pinar Toprak receive ASCAP Awards
42:52 - #5 Junkie XL on Terminator: Dark Fate
52:18 - #6 Alan Menken receives a Razzie
Music Selections
01:10 - "Sandstorms" (Dune) by David Matthews
04:58 - "To Tame a Land" - (The Hand of Doom Orchestra Plays Iron Maiden...) Vitamin String Quartet
15:19 - "World War I" (War Collection Grades 3 - 12) by Mind Music
23:05 - "Pas De Deux" (Us) Michael Abels and Various
31:28 - "Lujon" - (Summer Swing Party, Vol. 1) by Henry Mancini
42:26 - "Terminator" (Terminator) SPENSR
51:42 - "High Times, Hard Times" (Newsies) by Newsies Ensemble & Newsies Add. Singing Cast
65:28 - "Sandstorms" (Dune) by David Matthews
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Spidey's back from "the blip" and so is composer Michael Giacchino. Kristen Romanelli, Dane Walker, and Christopher Coleman also return and dive headlong into the 23rd entry into the Marvel Cinematic Universe and final chapter of Phase III - Spider-Man: Far from Home! They talk about their state of mind going into "Far from Home," their feelings about "Spider-Man: Homecoming," and discuss a number of their favorite tracks from Giacchino's original score. While there is a lengthy spoiler section within the episode, stay tuned for 20 MORE minutes of BONUS spoiler talk after the end credits roll (and look out for Skrulls! Are you serious?)
Episode Highlights
04:17 - Ready for more MCU?
09:31 - Who's a Homecoming fan?
11:57 - Far from Home general film reaction
21:10 - Far from Home general score reaction
28:00 - Far from Home SPOILERS
55:11 - Favorite Tracks SPOILERS
73:54 - BONUS - More Spoiler talk
Music Selections
00:00 - "Swinging Set" (Spider-Man: Far from Home) by Michael Giacchino
02:14 - "Multiple Realities" (Spider-Man: Far from Home) by Michael Giacchino
11:39 - "A Lot of Splaining to Do" (Spider-Man: Far from Home) by Michael Giacchino
27:00 - "The Magical Mysterio Tour" (Spider-Man: Far from Home) by Michael Giacchino
54:47 - "Praguenosis: BAD" (Spider-Man: Far from Home) by Michael Giacchino
55:28 - "Bad to the Drone" (Spider-Man: Far from Home) by Michael Giacchino
58:00 - "Multiple Realities" (Spider-Man: Far from Home) by Michael Giacchino
58:40 - "Prague Rocked" (Spider-Man: Far from Home) by Michael Giacchino
59:16 - "Whose Behind Those Foster Grants" (Spider-Man: Far from Home) by Michael Giacchino
60:49 - "Tower of Cower" (Spider-Man: Far from Home) by Michael Giacchino
61:32 - "The Magical Mysterio Tour" (Spider-Man: Far from Home) by Michael Giacchino
62:22 - "A Lot of Splaining to Do" (Spider-Man: Far from Home) by Michael Giacchino
63:00 - "High and Flighty" (Spider-Man: Far from Home) by Michael Giacchino
64:43 - "Swinging Set" (Spider-Man: Far from Home) by Michael Giacchino
65:06 - "Taking the Gullible Express/ Spidey Sensitive" (Spider-Man: Far from Home) by Michael Giacchino
68:49 - "Far from Home Suite Home" (Spider-Man: Far from Home) by Michael Giacchino
Notes:
Rottentomatoes: Spider-Man: Far from Home
Box Office Mojo: Spider-Man: Far from Home
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The toys are back and Dane Walker and Christopher Coleman are, too! Before they discuss the film and Randy Newman's original score, an old segment returns, WHYBLT? (What have you been listening to?) In addition, remembering James Horner just after the fourth anniversary of the beloved composer's passing, they each share a couple of their James-Horner-goto-scores.
Episode Highlights
02:06 - WHYBLT?
12:47 - Remembering James Horner
25:00 - Toy Story 4
27:35 - Our Toy Story story
33:38 - Toy Story 4 - Film Reaction (Spoilers)
43:06 - Toy Story 4 - Score Reaction (Spoilers)
60:00 - Could anyone else score this franchise?
Music Selections
00:00 - "You Got a Friend in Me" (Toy Story 4) by Randy Newman
02:04 - "A Lark Ascending" (LPO Plays Vaughn Williams) by Vaughn Williams
03:00 - "Gap" (Dark Pheonix) by Hans Zimmer
07:05 - "Gravity of the Situation" (John Carter) by Michael Giacchino
16:07 - "Main Title" (Apollo 13) by James Horner
17:28 - "Re-entry and Splashdown" (Apollo 13) by James Horner
19:07 - "The Ludlows" (Legends of the Fall) by James Horner
20:44 - "Epilogue" (Searching for Bobby Fischer) by James Horner
24:38 - "I Can't Let You Throw Yourself Away" (Toy Story 4) by Randy Newman
33:16 - "Trash Can Chronicles" (Toy Story 4) by Randy Newman
42:40 - "Operation Pull Toy" (Toy Story 4) by Randy Newman
60:00 - "Buzz's Flight and a Maiden" (Toy Story 4) by Randy Newman
68:21 - "Operation Pull Toy" (Toy Story 4) by Randy Newman
Notes:
Rottentomatoes: Toy Story 4
Box Office Mojo: Toy Story 4
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Long live the king! Godzilla: King of the Monsters has been unleashed. Kristen Romanelli, Dane Walker and Christopher Coleman rant and rage over the latest incarnation Gojira on the big screen. They reveal their own histories with kaiju-movies (The War of the Gargantuas, anyone?), their thoughts on Godzilla (2014) and Kong: Skull Island (2017) and finally dive into some of McCreary's excellent work for the latest film. Stay tuned after the official close for some bonus talk about the film's end credit stinger and the destruction of Boston.
Episode Highlights
03:39 - Kaiju history
10:16 - Godzilla 2014
18:53 - Godzilla: King of the Monsters - General film reaction
29:41 - Godzilla: King of the Monsters - Score reaction (Spoilers!)
36:28 - Stand out tracks (Spoilers!)
49:12 - The rise of Bear McCreary (Spoilers!)
56:40 - The future of the monster-verse (Spoilers!)
67:18 - Bonus Track - End credit stinger and the destruction of Boston (Spoilers!)
Music Selections
00:00 - "Godzilla Main Title" (Godzilla: King of Monsters) by Bear McCreary
18:16 - "The Larva" (Godzilla: King of Monsters) by Bear McCreary
20:18 - "A Mass Awakening" (Godzilla: King of Monsters) by Bear McCreary
36:40 - "Godzilla Main Title" (Godzilla: King of Monsters) by Bear McCreary
38:58 - "Welcome to Monarch" (Godzilla: King of Monsters) by Bear McCreary
39:45 - "Rise of Gidorah" (Godzilla: King of Monsters) by Bear McCreary
41:37 - "Outpost 32" (Godzilla: King of Monsters) by Bear McCreary
42:37 - "Rodan" (Godzilla: King of Monsters) by Bear McCreary
43:08 - "Queen of the Monsters" (Godzilla: King of Monsters) by Bear McCreary
45:16 - "Godzilla (feat. Serj Tankian)" (Godzilla: King of Monsters) by Bear McCreary
46:44 - "Goodbye, Old Friend" (Godzilla: King of Monsters) by Bear McCreary
48:42 - "Redemption" (Godzilla: King of Monsters) by Bear McCreary
61:51 - "King of the Monsters" (Godzilla: King of the Monsters) by Bear McCreary
Notes:
Rottentomatoes: Godzilla: King of the Monsters
Box Office Mojo: Godzilla: King of the Monsters
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Thomas Newman is back with his original score to the recently released bio-pic, TOLKIEN. Dane Walker and Christopher Coleman represent the tiny audience that went to see the film on opening weekend by sharing why they, themselves, bothered to run out and see the film so early, what they thought about the film, and their expectations for Newman's ethereal score. Was it a good fit for the film or is it better as a stand-alone listen? The episode concludes with the two spotlighting a few stand out tracks from the Tolkien soundtrack.
Episode Highlights
03:25 - Why did we rush out to see this movie?
08:41 - Tolkien - General reaction to the film
14:40 - Tolkien - Expectations for the score
17:08 - Tolkien - General reaction to the score
26:28 - Stand out tracks
Music Selections
00:00 - "The TCBS" (Tolkien) by Thomas Newman
08:30 - "Dragons" (Tolkien) by Thomas Newman
09:40 - "Impecunious Circumstances" (Tolkien) by Thomas Newman
11:00 - "The Great War" (Tolkien) by Thomas Newman
12:28 - "White As Bone" (Tolkien) by Thomas Newman
17:53 - "John Ronald" (Tolkien) by Thomas Newman
19:41 - "Kings And Queens" (Tolkien) by Thomas Newman
21:10 - "A Good Man In The Dirt" (Tolkien) by Thomas Newman
24:48 - "Eik (Oak)" (Tolkien) by Thomas Newman
26:28 - "The TCBS" (Tolkien) by Thomas Newman
27:48 - "Other Sorts Of Scars" (Tolkien) by Thomas Newman
28:47 - "John Ronald" (Tolkien) by Thomas Newman
29:20 - "Dark Magic" (Tolkien) by Thomas Newman
30:31 - "Vinata Friendship" (Tolkien) by Thomas Newman
31:11 - "Fellowship" (Tolkien) by Thomas Newman
32:12 - "Luthien" (Tolkien) by Thomas Newman
32:54 - "Geoffrey" (Tolkien) by Thomas Newman
34:12 - "Helheimr" (End Crawl) (Tolkien) by Thomas Newman
35:56 - "Impecunious Circumstances" (Tolkien) by Thomas Newman
37:43 - "Dutch Courage" (Tolkien) by Thomas Newman
39:29 - "Fellowship" (Tolkien) by Thomas Newman
Notes:
Rottentomatoes - Tolkien
Box Office Mojo - Tolkien
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We're in the End Game now. cIs this peak Avengers? Peak MCU? Is this the best Avengers score to date? We discuss it all and more than just about any "snap" could erase!
Episode Highlights
03:51 - What did we know about Captain Marvel and when did we know it
07:41 - Captain Marvel - General reaction to the film
19:26 - Captain Marvel - General reaction to the score
24:40 - Captain Marvel - Stand out tracks
55:14 - BONUS - Spoiler discussion
Music Selections
00:00 - "Get This Thing Started" (Avengers: Endgame) by Alan Silvestri
15:49 - "Totally Fine" (Avengers: Endgame) by Alan Silvestri
23:20 - "You Shouldn't Be Here" (Avengers: Endgame) by Alan Silvestri
25:16 - "Totally Fine" (Avengers: Endgame) by Alan Silvestri
27:08 - "I Figured it Out" (Avengers: Endgame) by Alan Silvestri
28:51 - "The How Works" (Avengers: Endgame) by Alan Silvestri
37:17 - "Portals" (Avengers: Endgame) by Alan Silvestri
35:32 - "Watch Each Other's Six" (Avengers: Endgame) by Alan Silvestri
36:30 - "The Real Hero" (Avengers: Endgame) by Alan Silvestri
40:00 - "Main On End" (Avengers: Endgame) by Alan Silvestri
43:43 - "Not Good" (Avengers: Endgame) by Alan Silvestri
52:51 - "Portals" (Avengers: Endgame) by Alan Silvestri
Notes:
Rottentomatoes - Avengers: Endgame
Box Office Mojo - Avengers: Endgame
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THE MATRIX by the Wachowski's began blowing minds twenty years ago on March 31, 1999. Don Davis' original score similarly sent anyone paying attention into a similar zone of the mind-blown. While the film was a watershed moment for the film industry, touching off copy-cat visual effects and pseudo-philosophical film endeavours, Don Davis' post-minimalistic score, while still appreciated to this day in its own right, sadly did not start an parallel trend in film music composition. Erik Woods, Dane Walker and Christopher Coleman reflect on seeing the film for the first time, its personal impact, the electronica-filled soundtrack, and the power and sticking-power of Don Davis intricate original score.
Episode Highlights
07:16 - Experiencing The Matrix
18:27 - The effect of the soundtrack
23:59 - The ground-breaking score
40:32 - Who is this "Don Davis?"
44:09 - Does The Matrix endure?
56:08 - The Matrix today
Music Selections
00:00 - "Main Title/ Trinity Infinity" (The Matrix) - by Don Davis
18:07 - "Dragula" (The Matrix Soundtrack) - Hot Rod Herman Remix
20:25 - "Spybreak (Short One)" - (The Matrix Soundtrack) - by The Propellerheads
21:32 - "Prime Audio Soup" - (The Matrix Soundtrack) - by Meat Beat Manifesto
23:23 - "Bait and Switch" - (The Matrix: Deluxe Edition) - by Don Davis
31:05 - "Main Title/ Trinity Infinity" (The Matrix) - by Don Davis
33:56 - "Short Ride in a Fast Machine - Fanfare for Orchestra" - by John Adams
37:48 - "Mona Lisa Overdrive" (The Matrix Reloaded) - by Don Davis and Juno Reactor
43:57 - "Mix the Art" (The Matrix: Deluxe Edition) - by Don Davis
66:05 - "Ontological Shock" (The Matrix) - by Don Davis
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She's finally here! Captain Marvel has finally made her way to earth and is ready to take her place in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Right along side of the MCU's newest hero comes composer Pinar Toprak, whose original score is the central topic for Dane Walker, Kristen Romanelli and Christopher Coleman. The trio discusses their thoughts on the film and the score overall and then share some of their favorite tracks from the soundtrack. To conclude, they compare and contrast Alita: Battle Angel both the film and Tom Holkenborg's (Junkie XL) original score. After the official conclusion of the episode, stay tuned for an extended Captain Marvel spoiler discussion.
Episode Highlights
03:51 - What did we know about Captain Marvel and when did we know it
07:41 - Captain Marvel - General reaction to the film
19:26 - Captain Marvel - General reaction to the score
24:40 - Captain Marvel - Stand out tracks
30:20 - Alita: Battle Angel - how does the film compare to Captain Marvel?
40:54 - Alita: Battle Angel - how does the score compare?
50:24 - BONUS - Captain Marvel - Spoiler discussion
Music Selections (Support these artists (and us) by buying these tracks from Amazon.)
00:00 - "Captain Marvel" (Captain Marvel) by Pinar Toprak
07:10 - "Waking Up" (Captain Marvel) by Pinar Toprak
19:16 - "Let's Bring Him Home" (Captain Marvel) by Pinar Toprak
24:25 - "Hot Pursuit" (Captain Marvel) by Pinar Toprak
24:54 - "Captain Marvel" (Captain Marvel) by Pinar Toprak
25:15 - "Hot Pursuit" (Captain Marvel) by Pinar Toprak
25:26 - "Captain Marvel" (Captain Marvel) by Pinar Toprak
26:06 - "Waking Up" (Captain Marvel) by Pinar Toprak
27:05 - "Escaping the Basement" (Captain Marvel) by Pinar Toprak
28:10 - "High Score" (Captain Marvel) by Pinar Toprak
28:32 - "I'm All Fired Up" (Captain Marvel) by Pinar Toprak
29:04 - "This Isn't Goodbye" (Captain Marvel) by Pinar Toprak
29:49 - "Discovery" (Alita: Battle Angel) by Tom Holkenborg
40:57 - "I Don't Even Know My Own Name" (Alita: Battle Angel) by Tom Holkenborg
48:06 - "This Isn't Goodbye" (Captain Marvel) by Pinar Toprak
Notes:
Rottentomatoes - Captain Marvel
Box Office Mojo - Captain Marvel
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The final installment of the How to Train Your Dragon franchise has finally arrived and Erik Woods, Dane Walker, and Christopher Coleman have come together to talk about composer John Powell's original score for "The Hidden World." They react to the film and the score and highlight some of their favorite pieces from the soundtrack. Hang tight for some bonus spoiler discussion after the official closing the of this high flying, heart-wrenching episode.
Episode Highlights
03:24 - History with the Dragon
09:04 - Reacting to the Film
18:36 - Reacting to the Score
28:05 - Stand out tracks
40:00 - Bonus Track - Spoilers
Music Selections
00:00 - "Exodus" (How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World) by John Powell
08:52 - "Killer Dragons" (How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World) by John Powell
17:48 - "Raiders Return to Busy, Busy Berk" (How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World) by John Powell
27:35 - "Once There were Dragons" (How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World) by John Powell
28:28 - "Legend Has It/ Cliffside Playtime" (How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World) by John Powell
29:42 - "The Hidden World Suite" (How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World) by John Powell
31:39 - "Third Date" (How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World) by John Powell
32:24 - "The Hidden World" (How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World) by John Powell
33:28 - "With Love Comes a Great Waterfall" (How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World) by John Powell
34:27 - "The Hidden World Suite" (How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World) by John Powell
35:18 - "As Long as He is Safe" (How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World) by John Powell
37:33 - "Once There were Dragons" (How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World) by John Powell
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The inaugural Soundcast Awards are here! This is unlike any awards show you've ever seen ... or at least have listened to! Not only will you hear all of the soundtrack nominees from 2018, but you'll hear the winner of each of the eleven categories decided before your very ears! Join Kristen Romanelli, Dane Walker and Christopher Coleman in celebrating the winners and whining about the not-so-winners in each category. As a bonus, at the very end, each co-host will reveal their personal-winner-picks for each category.
Episode Highlights
04:47 - Breakout Composer of the Year
10:33 - Best Score - Comedy
17:07 - Best Score - Action/Adventure
23:01 - Best Score - Drama
29:09 - Best Score - Animated Feature
36:20 - Best Score - Sci-Fi/Horror/Fantasy
42:43 - Best Score - Television
47:30 - Best Score - Video Game
55:01 - Composition of the Year
64:52 - Film Score of the Year
71:36 - Composer of the Year
78:51 - Our Personal Picks
Music Selections
00:00 - "Hooray for Burbank" (Hollywood Red Carpet) Hollywood Trailer Music Orchestra
01:01 - "Awards Night" (Hollywood Red Carpet) Hollywood Trailer Music Orchestra
04:47 - "Triumphant Tag" (Hollywood Red Carpet) Hollywood Trailer Music Orchestra
09:17 - "Mary Shelley" (Mary Shelley) by Amelia Warner
10:33 - "Notable Fanfare" (Hollywood Red Carpet) Hollywood Trailer Music Orchestra
16:11 - "End Title Suite" (Mary Poppins Returns) by Marc Shaiman
17:07 - "Celebrity Affair" (Hollywood Red Carpet) Hollywood Trailer Music Orchestra
22:28 - "The Suite at the El Royale" (Bad Night at the El Royale) by Michael Giacchino
23:01 - "Prestigious Play On" (Hollywood Red Carpet) Hollywood Trailer Music Orchestra
27:53 - "Simon and Blue" (Love Simon) by Rob Simonsen
29:09 - "Main Event" (Hollywood Red Carpet) Hollywood Trailer Music Orchestra
35:24 - "Spider-Man Loves You" (Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse) by Daniel Pemberton
36:20 - "Triumphant Tag" (Hollywood Red Carpet) Hollywood Trailer Music Orchestra
41:43 - "Wakanda Originas" (Black Panther) Ludwig Goransson
42:43 - "Notable Fanfare" (Hollywood Red Carpet) Hollywood Trailer Music Orchestra
46:57 - "Main Titles" (Lost in Space) by Christopher Lennertz
47:30 - "Main Event" (Hollywood Red Carpet) Hollywood Trailer Music Orchestra
54:10 - "Spider-Man" (Spider-Man) by John Paesano
55:01 - "Prestigious Play On" (Hollywood Red Carpet) Hollywood Trailer Music Orchestra
64:12 - "Reminiscence Therapy" (Solo: A Star Wars Story) by John Powell
64:52 - "Celebrity Affair" (Hollywood Red Carpet) Hollywood Trailer Music Orchestra
70:51 - "A King's Sunset" (Black Panther) by Ludwig Goransson
71:36 - "Triumphant Tag" (Hollywood Red Carpet) Hollywood Trailer Music Orchestra
76:51 - "Wakanda" (Black Panther) by Ludwig Goransson
105:30 - "Hooray for Burbank" (Hollywood Red Carpet) Hollywood Trailer Music Orchestra
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While doing press for his upcoming score for the BBC series: "One Planet, Seven Worlds," composer Hans Zimmer said that humanity is "slithering" its way to destruction ... via climate change. Dane and Christopher talk about the surprising comment itself, but also the context around hist statement. Does he really think making such statement could cost his career? Was it a sly marketing move? Should composer be more outspoken on such matters? Listen to the 32nd edition of the Soundcast Stereo and then let us know what you think!
Episode Highlights
01:37 - Everybody's slitherin'
04:48 - Ever heard this?
08:47 - Should composers be more outspoken?
14:54 - Ruined?
18:47 - Clever marketing?
22:32 - Will there be any real impact?
Music Selections
00:00 - "Up is Down" (Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End) by Hans Zimmer
31:58 - "Drink Up Me Hearties" (Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End) by Hans Zimmer
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"Hans Zimmer: We are slithering towards the last days of humanity" - Independent.ie
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Grammy and BAFTA winners in the "best score" category, new nominations and non-nominations, Brian Tyler dives into the swamp, the shocking results of a recent Twitter-poll, and some big, birthday wishes, are the six topics that Dane Walker, Kristen Romanelli, and Christopher Coleman tackle in this thirteenth volume of the Soundcast Six! Join us in the swamp, won't you?
Episode Highlights
03:00 - #1 - Grammy's and BAFTAs
12:21 - #2 - IFMCA Nom nom noms
24:57 - #3 - No Nom for Spider-Verse
34:47 - #4 - Swamp Thing - Heart Sing
44:28 - #5 - DCEU Best Score Poll
56:49 - #6 - Happy Birthdays!
Music Selections (Support these artists (and us) by buying these tracks from Amazon.)
00:00 - "Sunflower" (Spider-man Into the Spiderverse) 8-bit Version
02:36 - "Black Panthter Theme" by Nstens1117
12:06 - "Cantina" (Star Wars Cover) by Lamuzgeule
24:11 - "Sunflower" (Piano Arrangement) by The Theorist
35:52 - "Swamp Thing" by the Bayou Bay Orchestra
43:26 - "Men of Steel" by Kes
56:20 - "Happy Birthday from Sesame Street" by Cookie Monster & Bert & Ernie & The Sesame Street Cast
68:20 - "Happy Birthday (Like Stevie Wonder Synth Mix) by Instrumental Champions
Notes:
Grammy Winners - New York Times
BAFTA Winners - Hollywood Reporter
IFMCA Nominations
Spider-Verse Gets 7 Annie Awards
Brian Tyler announced for Swamp Thing - Geek Tyrant
Best DC Score Twitter Poll - Twitter Poll from @WorstHeroEver07
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Composer Kathryn Bostic talks with Kristen Romanelli about two of her recent score-projects: "Clemency," directed by Chinonye Chukwu, which was screened at the Sundance Film Festival, and the documentary, "Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am," directed by Timothy Greenfield-Sanders, which also played at Sundance in 2019. Bostic also talks about her long history with Sundance outside of the festival and her recent experience as the Film Scoring Artist in Residence at the Berklee College of Music.
Episode Highlights
01:20 - On being the Berklee Film Scoring Artist in residence
02:45 - On her history with Sundance
04:01 - On scoring "Clemency"
08:25 - On scoring "Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am"
13:44 - On what's next
Music Selections
00:00 - "Love Theme" (Dear White People) by Kathryn Bostic
08:25 - Track (Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am) by Kathryn Bostic
14:50 - "House Elections" (Dear White People) by Kathryn Bostic
Notes:
Read the full composer interviews on FSM Online (Subscription Required)
Kathryn Bostic's Official Site
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Completing our trilogy of Best Score nomination reactions, Erik Woods, Dane Walker, Kristen Romanelli, and Christopher Coleman react to the nominees in this category for the 91st Academy Awards. The discuss some of the biggest snubs and surprises, the politics around the Oscars and share which composer they think will bring home the "Little Gold Homey." But prior to that they react to an iTunes review that brings to the forefront what the Soundcast was created to be from the very beginning ... something very different from many other podcasts in the same genre.
Episode Highlights
02:59 - Listener Feedback
14:06 - Oscar Nom Nom Noms: First Snub and Surprises
21:47 - Silvestri, Williams and Oscar Politics
24:55 - "Should/ Will"
Music Selections (Support these artists (and us) by buying these tracks from Amazon.)
00:00 - "Nom Nom Nom Nom Nom Nom Nom" by Parry Grip
13:44 - "Ron Meets FBI Agent" (Blackkklansman) by Terence Blanchard
19:19 - "Shinto Shrine" (Isle of Dogs) by Alexandre Desplat
20:26 - "Eden" (If Beale Street Could Talk) by Nicholas Britell
26:43 - "End Title Suite" (Mary Poppins Returns) Marc Shaiman
32:52 - "Wakanda" (Black Panther) by Ludwig Göransson
Notes:
The Official Site of 91st Academy Awards
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Kristen Romanelli, Dane Walker and Christopher Coleman take on Mr. Glass, The Overseer and The Horde and West Dylan Thordson's original score for GLASS. The three set the stage by sharing their thoughts about the two previous films: UNBREAKABLE and SPLIT and then break open M. Night Shyamalan's bold, third chapter. They also discuss WWJNHD (What would James Newton Howard have done had he been on the project) and lastly, some of their favorite tracks from the score. And if that isn't enough, after the closing credits, don't miss some BONUS spoiler discussion about both the film and score.
Episode Highlights
03:37 - What did we think of Unbreakable and Split (Spoilers)
11:38 - Split tips?
14:00 - Glass - Film reaction
20:09 - Glass - Score reaction
23:35 - WWJNHD? (Spoilers)
30:23 - Score and 3 Fav Tracks (Spoilers)
39:52 - BONUS (Spoiler Discussion)
Music Selections (Support these artists (and us) by buying these tracks from Amazon.)
00:00 - "Physicks" (Glass) by West Dylan Thordson
11:29 - "Visions" (Unbreakable) by James Newton Howard
13:43 - "Backfire" (Glass) by West Dylan Thordson
19:48 - "David & Elijah" (Glass) by West Dylan Thordson
21:28 - "David & Elijah" (Glass) by West Dylan Thordson
23:16 - "Escape" (Glass) by West Dylan Thordson
29:20 - "Origin Story" (Glass) by West Dylan Thordson
31:39 - "Cycles" (Glass) by West Dylan Thordson
32:28 - "David & Elijah" (Glass) by West Dylan Thordson
33:05 - "Origin Story" (Glass) by West Dylan Thordson
35:20 - "Kevin and Casey" (Glass) by West Dylan Thordson
37:14 - "Brick Factory" (Glass) by West Dylan Thordson
Notes:
Rotten Tomatoes
Box Office Mojo
Glass Review by Walter Chaw
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