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Wolfram de Marco's Loft
 26-Dec-2008 - MovieScore Media has released the score for Loft. German composer Wolfram de Marco, whose previous film credits include arranging and orchestrating scores such as Poseidon, Constantine and Catwoman, has composed a dark and intense orchestral score for Loft, the new film by Belgian TV personality and filmmaker Erik van Looy (The Alzheimer Case, Shades) and writer Bart De Pauw (The Mole). Performed by the London Metropolitan Orchestra, the music evokes the darkness and sensual mystery of Loft, a film about five married men who share a secret: a spacious loft, in which they can quietly receive their mistresses. One morning, they discover the body of a young woman and no one knows who she is or how she got there...
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 John Barry's Starcrash
24-Dec-2008 - BuySoundtrax Records presents Starcrash, featuring music composed and conducted by John Barry for the 1978 camp science fiction classic directed by Luigi Cozzi (aka Lewis Coates). For the music, the producers turned to composer John Barry, then world-renown because of his work on the James Bond films. Starcrash represents an early foray for the composer into the realm of science fiction and he would soon return again when he worked in 1979 on The Black Hole, Disney’s attempt to compete with rival studios in the wake of Star Wars and Moonraker, that year’s entry in the James Bond series, which featured many science fiction elements.
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Tyler Bates' The Day The Earth Stood Still
 22-Dec-2008 - Varèse Sarabande has released the score for The Day The Earth Stood Still, 20th Century Fox's contemporary reinvention of its 1951 classic. Keanu Reeves portrays Klaatu, an alien whose arrival on our planet triggers a global upheaval. As governments and scientists race to unravel the mystery behind the visitor's appearance, a woman (Jennifer Connelly) and her young stepson get caught up in his mission and come to understand the ramifications of his being a self-described friend to the Earth. Rounding out the cast are Jaden Smith, John Cleese, Jon Hamm, Kyle Chandler and Kathy Bates. This is the latest action-packed score from Tyler Bates.
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Rétrospective Armand Amar
 20-Dec-2008 - Naïve France has released a unique double CD, Rétrospective Armand Amar. On this compilation CD we find many beautiful pieces of music by the very talented Armand Amar. Over 2 hours of music from movies like La Terre Vue Du Ciel, The Trail, Le Premier Cri, La Jeunne Fille Et Les Loups, Bab'Aziz, Le Couperet, Sagan, Amen, Comme Ton Père, Indigènes, Mon Colonel, La Faute à Fidel!, and Va, Vis Et Deviens. In our opinion this CD has a five star***** rating and is highly recommended..!
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Murray Gold's Doctor Who
 16-Dec-2008 - Silva Screen Records has released Doctor Who: Series 4. Murray Gold’s powerful score for Doctor Who is widely regarded as a major element in the revival of the classic cult series. The music from the previous three series has proved to be a bestseller and has appeared on the UK Albums chart. This much anticipated collection will include Song Of Freedom, the stirring choral piece that celebrated the defeat of the Daleks in the final episode of the series and proved to be a major hit at the recent Doctor Who Prom. The music is performed by the BBC National Orchestra of Wales conducted by Ben Foster. From his BAFTA-nominated score to Vanity Fair, to the RTS Award-winning soundtrack to Queer as Folk and Torchwood, Murray Gold is one of the most accomplished composers working in television today.
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Alberto Iglesias' Che: Part Two
 14-Dec-2008 - Varèse Sarabande has released the score for Che: Part Two. Steven Soderbergh’s movie stars Benicio Del Toro as Che Guevara, one of the important figures in the growing Cuban rebellion led by Fidel Castro (Demián Bichir). The over-four-hour film will be presented in two parts: The first part charts how the two successfully built an underground army large enough to successfully overthrow the government of Fulgencio Batista, the second part focuses on Che’s life in the years after the Cuban revolution. Academy Award nominee Alberto Iglesias (The Kite Runner) provides the striking and powerful score for this epic saga. Also featuring the songs “Fusil Contra Fusil” performed by Silvio Rodriguez “Balderrama” performed by Mercedes Sosa.
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David Mansfield's The Guitar
 12-Dec-2008 - Lakeshore Records has released the soundtrack for The Guitar. How would you behave if you had to confront your own mortality? Especially if you were young, in your twenties or early thirties, how would you react if you learned you had less than two months to live? These questions create the point of departure for Amy Redford’s whimsical fairytale The Guitar, a thoroughly engaging almost mythological allegory that is fueled by the exceptional performance of Saffron Burrows and executed with style by its director. The soundtrack contains original music composed by David Mansfield (Transamerica, The Apostle, Heaven’s Gate) and songs by Jonny Savarino, Phoebe Jean Dunne, Alap Momin, Deb Montgomery, and two songs by The Everyothers.
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7-Dec-2008 - Klaus Badelt's Pour Elle
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6-Dec-2008 - Lalo Schifrin celebrates his life with autobiography
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4-Dec-2008 - Beltrami/Sanders Max Payne
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3-Dec-2008 - Sean Callery's 24: Redemption
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2-Dec-2008 - Rob Lane's Merlin
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1-Dec-2008 - Andrea Farri's Un Gioco Da Ragazze
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30-Nov-2008 - Clint Eastwood's Changeling
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29-Nov-2008 - Elia Cmiral's Splinter
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22-Nov-2008 - Aaron Zigman's Flash Of Genius
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22-Nov-2008 - Philippe Rombi's Bienvenue Chez Les Ch'tis
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21-Nov-2008 - New from Digitmovies
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19-Nov-2008 - Silva Screen's Film Music 2007
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18-Nov-2008 - Edward Shearmur's Passengers
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LittleBigPlanet
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Little BIG Music
external review suggested by Mark R. Hasan
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John Powell
Bolt
external review suggested by Mark R. Hasan
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Donald Rubinstein
Knightriders
external review suggested by Mark R. Hasan
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Roy Budd
Field Of Honor
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