Just a TV spot of IM2

Very good TV spot with already known action from previous trailers of Iron Man 2 but the chosen cut senses and music which composed by Kaveh Cohen is worth watching. If you like music in trailers and TV spot of Clash of the Titans, Prince Of Persia: The Sands Of Time, Twilight Eclipse, Alice in Wonderland, Avatar and oh yeah I Am Iron Man so he is the one to go. Enjoy da muzik

The Miracle Worker Soundtrack [1962-2010]

It’s hard not to be moved by THE MIRACLE WORKER. From its genesis on TV’s PLAYHOUSE 90 to its Tony Award-winning Broadway production and the celebrated film (and later stage revivals and TV movies), the story of Helen Keller and her teacher Annie Sullivan is the stuff of great drama. But nothing captures the inspirational magic of the story like the 1962 film adaptation of William Gibson’s play.

Arthur Penn’s direction is justly lauded as are the well-deserved Oscar-winning performances of Anne Bancroft and Patty Duke as Annie and Helen. Not often getting the credit it is due is Laurence Rosenthal’s beautiful score.

Rosenthal was originally hired to provide a score for the stage production. Though that idea was scrapped, we can thank the play’s original producer, Fred Coe, and Penn for bringing Rosenthal back for the film. The score is based on three main themes–one each for Annie and Helen, both based on separate three-note motifs, and a tender interpolation of the lullaby “Hush, Little Baby,” which serves to show the budding relationship between Annie and her pupil. Annie is no wall flower and her theme is full of bustling energy.

Laurence Rosenthal's early landmark becomes available as CD, showcasing highly sensitive side of famous veteran composer. CD presented in newly mastered assembly, prepared from composer's own first generation 1/4" mono tapes, the best surviving master elements available. Gorgeous project, courtesy of MGM, preserves one of the sixties greatest scoring triumphs! Laurence Rosenthal conducts members of New York Philharmonic. Intrada Special Collection release limited to 1000 copies!

Tracklist:
01. Main Title: Helen Alone (02:20)
02. The Train (03:20)
03. Hands (02:04)
04. Doll And Ladder (04:38)
05. She Folded Her Napkin (01:10)
06. To The Garden House (02:49)
07. Nightmare (01:57)
08. Lullaby (02:02)
09. Teaching (04:48)
10. Let Her Come (03:57)
11. Come To Supper (00:50)
12. The Miracle (02:50)
13. Epilogue: Helen And Annie (01:59)

Total Time: 00:34:44

Terror In The Aisles Soundtrack [1984-2010]

Released in 1984, TERROR IN THE AISLES takes the audience through some of Hollywood's most terrifying moments from several of the finest horror, science fiction and crime films of the 60s, 70s and 80s, including films such as NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD, PSYCHO, JAWS, HALLOWEEN, THE FOG, FRIDAY THE 13TH, THE THING, THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE, THE EXORCIST, THE SHINING, INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS and many more. The framework for TERROR IN THE AISLES is very simple. Current horror stars Donald Pleasence and Nancy Allen sit with an audience in a movie theater watching an unnamed horror film while the viewer is shown clips from the history of cinema as the hosts try to answer a question... What is so appealing about movies that scare us?

Logistically, it would not make sense to use the existing music for all of the film clips used in the film or you would have a soundtrack of complete chaos, with different music styles colliding with each other and some harsh editing. Director Andrew Kuehn would need a composer who could write music that would support the clips shown in the film and also maintain its own dramatic progression. To resolve this problem, Kuehn turned to composer John Beal, who already had a solid reputation for writing music for movie trailers and would easily be able to switch musical gears in a microsecond and was also intimately familiar with the original scores for many of the clips shown in the film. While some of the score for TERROR IN THE AISLES is electronic, most of the score was recorded with a symphony orchestra at CTS Studios, Wembley in London.

Award-winning television and film composer John Beal's career spans from stage to recording, to theatrical and television films and documentaries, major network television series and network specials, and he is recognized as one of Hollywood's most prolific composers of music for motion picture trailers. After his success on stage, in the studio and composing for hit television shows, John began his career in creative advertising with Hollywood's movie marketing pioneer Andrew J. Kuehn, and was an integral part of the ground-breaking creation of today's definitive contemporary motion picture trailer form. Beal is recognized throughout the industry as the creative who defined its musical style and template. Trusted by virtually every studio to help sell their films, the success of advertising campaigns to which John Beal has contributed his efforts to is literally measured in hundreds of billions of dollars.

Tracklist:

01. Prologue/Main Title (04:07)
02. Don't Drop The Knife† (03:10)
03. Nightmares Gives Us These (02:45)
04. Goodbye Parker/Point Of View (03:32)
05. Special Effects (00:59)
06. Carnival Music (01:06)
07. Get Ready To Be Scared! (03:46)
08. Enter The Villains (06:03)
09. Clubus Interruptus (02:28)
10. Midnight Risks (04:36)
11. You Really Scared Me (04:47)
12. Evil Can Come Anywhere (03:37)
13. The Devil Made Me Do It (06:50)
14. Sex And Danger (04:32)
15. Dames In Danger (03:01)
16. Horror Of Comedies (01:50)
17. Is This The End? (03:37)
18. Terror In The Aisles End Credits (04:28)
19. They're Not Very Nice (03:14)
Performed by Larry Weiss, Written by Margery Doppelt, John Beal & Doug Timm
20. Bonus Tracks: Carousel of Doom (00:33)
21. Bonus Tracks: Last Carnival Ride (00:46)

Total Time: 01:09:47

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Reynolds' phone service is the best in Burried

Directed by Rodrigo Cortes, Buried is about a guy named Paul (Reynolds) a U.S. contractor working in Iraq. After he’s attacked by a group of Iraqis he randomly wakes up to find himself buried alive inside a coffin! Armed with only a lighter and a cell phone he’s in a race against time to escape this claustrophobic death trap. Are you kidding me? Isn’t that the opening scene of every Saw movie? Waking up in some type of restrictive space or device and not knowing how you got there?

This film is a much watch while Ryan Reynolds is one of those few actors that can keep your completely entertained and carry you from start to finish all by himself. One thing you have to ask to know what is his phone service's provider which can work 6 or 7 feet underground.

Independence Day Soundtrack [1996-2010]

In association with Twentieth Century Fox and Sony Music’s Custom Marketing Group, La-La Land Records presents the world premiere release of David Arnold’s (CASINO ROYALE, SHAFT, STARGATE, GODZILLA) complete score from the 1996 Twentieth Century Fox sci-fi blockbuster motion picture INDEPENDENCE DAY, starring Will Smith, Jeff Goldblum, Mary McDonnell, Bill Pullman and Randy Quaid, directed by Roland Emmerich. Arnold’s epic, sweeping orchestral score sends the listener, along with the film’s large scale sci-fi action and broad human drama, into the cinematic stratosphere. Produced by Nick Redman & Mike Matessino and Didier C. Deutsch, edited and assembled by Mike Matessino, and mastered by Mark G. Wilder and Maria Triana, this 2 CD Limited Edition set features over two full hours of astounding film music, (with more than 70 minutes of previously unreleased material) including the complete score, along with a generous helping of Bonus Tracks. In-depth liner notes by Dan Goldwasser features comments from the composer, co-writer/producer Dean Devlin and others. This is a limited edition of 5000 Units.

TRACK LISTING:

DISC ONE
1. 1969: We Came In Peace (2:01)
2. S.E.T.I. - Radio Signal (1:53)
3. Mysto Bridge*/Satellite Collision*/ Destroyers Disengage*/Russell Casse - Pilot* (2:17)
4. First Sighting*/AWAC Attack* (2:18)
5. The Darkest Day (4:14)
6. Moving Day*/Countdown* (2:12)
7. Cancelled Leave (1:46)
8. Commence Lift-off*/Parabolic Indenwhat?* (1:17)
9. Evacuation (5:48)
10. Firestorm (1:24)
11. Aftermath (3:36)
12. Base Attack (6:11)
13. Marilyn Found* (1:29)
14. Area 51*/The Big Tamale*/Formaldehyde Freak Show* (4:12)
15. El Toro Destroyed (1:31)
16. Slimey Wakes Up* (5:24)
17. Target Remains*/Rescue* (5:56)
18. The Death of Marilyn*/Dad’s A Genius* (3:34)
19. Alien Ship Powers Up* (1:46)
20. International Code (1:32)
21. Wedding* (1:50)
22. The President’s Speech (3:11)
Total Time - Disc One: 65:31

DISC TWO
1. Just In Case*/Attacker Fires Up* (3:10)
2. The Launch Tunnel*/Mutha Ship*/Virus Uploaded* (8:27)
3. Hide!*/Russell’s Packin’ (The Day We Fight Back)* (4:44)
4. 4. He Did It* (1:33)
5. Jolly Roger (3:17)
6. Victory* (3:40)
7. End Credits (9:07)

BONUS TRACKS

8. 1969: We Came In Peace - Alt.* (2:11)
9. Destroyers Disengage (No Choir)* (0:34)
10. Cancelled Leave - Alt.* (1:43)
11. Commence Lift-off - Alt.* (0:55)
12. Base Attack (Segment - Film Version)* (2:27)
13. Marilyn Found (No Choir)* (1:28)
14. Target Remains/Rescue - Alt.* (2:40)
15. Dad’s A Genius - Alt.* (0:45)
16. Attacker Fires Up (Original Version - No Choir)* (2:01)
17. Virus Uploaded - Alt.* (2:35)
18. The Day We Fight Back (Original Version) (5:48)
19. Jolly Roger - Alt.* (3:22)
20. End Credits (Segment, No Choir)* (2:47)
Total Time - Disc Two: 63:34
Total playing time
Disc One and Disc Two: 129:05
* - Previously Unreleased Track
Original Film Score Published by Fox Film Music Corp. (BMI)

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New Piranha trailer

From director Alexandre Aja comes the new action thriller Piranha 3D. Every year the population of sleepy Lake Victoria explodes from 5,000 to 50,000 for Spring Break; a riot of sun and drunken fun. But this year, there’s something more to worry about than hangovers and complaints from local old timers; A new type of terror is about to be cut loose on Lake Victoria. After a sudden underwater tremor sets free scores of the prehistoric man-eating fish, an unlikely group of strangers must band together to stop themselves from becoming fish food for the area’s new razor-toothed residents.
Piranha 3D hits theaters on August 27th 2010.
Check out this Piranha's trailer below with not much blood

The Poseidon Adventure Soundtrack [1972-2010]

First time entire score is presented in STEREO! Presenting the premiere stereo release of John Williams' (JAWS, STAR WARS, RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK, SCHINDLER'S LIST) classic score to the legendary 1972 Twentieth Century Fox adventure film THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE, starring Gene Hackman, Ernest Borgnine, Shelly Winters and Red Buttons, produced by Irwin Allen and directed by Ronald Neame. Williams' epic orchestral score expertly intertwines the film's examination of heroism and tragedy. Produced by Nick Redman and Mike Matessino, mastered by Daniel Hersch, and remixed and sequenced by Mike Matessino, this superb-sounding special limited edition release features never-before-released Bonus Tracks, including the film versions of "The Morning After", source cues and alternate versions of the main title. In-depth liner notes by Jeff Bond take you behind the scenes of the film and its music. This is a limited edition of 3000 Units.

For this release, the 2" 24-track tape containing the original 35mm 6-track mag was transferred into Pro Tools, and restored and mixed with the advantages of another decade's advance in sound processing technology.

After the surprising success of Airport in 1970, the stage was set for a series of highly popular disaster films in that decade, led by a leap from television to big screen by producer Irwin Allen. Having offered several documentaries and fantasy TV series in the years prior, Allen would jump from the massive success of The Poseidon Adventure in 1972 to The Towering Inferno in 1974, before The Swarm later in the 1970's would end his run. These films usually put stellar casts on display, and along with its mammoth production values for the time, The Poseidon Adventure would receive nine Academy Award nominations (winning for song and special effects). Among these nominations was one for the score by John Williams, who had himself morphed from the "Johnny" Williams of 1960's jazz into a capable symphonic action composer by the time his collaboration with Allen reached the big screen. Despite his soon-to-come reputation, however, Williams' work here is largely atmospheric. His harsh, brass theme of epic proportions for the title is utilized often, but always in the context of a tumultuous rhythmic base. It stylistically resembles the title theme for The Towering Inferno, and also shares similar chord progressions with some of David Arnold's 1990s disaster themes. But unlike The Towering Inferno, in which the title theme receives a glorious performance before the disaster strikes, Williams makes The Poseidon Adventure doomed from the very start. There is little setup time before the cruise ship is struck by a tidal wave and flipped, and the music that introduces the liner at the opening doesn't vary much from the troubled environment of escape attempts during the rest of the film.


TRACK LISTING:

1. Main Title (2:12)
2. Rogo And Linda (1:34)
3. The Big Wave/The Aftermath (4:02)
4. Raising The Christmas Tree (1:28)
5. Nonnie And Red/Up The Tree (1:59)
6. Death's Door/The Upturned Galley (2:01)
7. Through The Galley (1:13)
8. The Other Survivors (1:37)
9. Search For The Engine Room (2:51)
10. Barber Shoppe Scene (1:46)
11. Saving Robin (1:24)
12. The Death Of Belle (3:25)
13. Hold Your Breath (3:08)
14. The Red Wheel (1:25)
15. Rogo Takes Command (1:38)
16. End Title (The Rescue) (3:36)
Total Time: 35:18

Alternates and Source Music:
17. Main Title (alternate #1) (1:58)
18. New Year's Party (version 1) (0:58)
19. To Love (3:12)
20. New Year's Party (version 2) (2:11)
21. Main Title (alternate #2) (1:59)
22. "The Morning After" (version 1)* (2:10)
23. "Love Is A Many Splendored Thing"* (2:19)
24. "Give Me The Simple Life"/"A Certain Smile"* (1:49)
25. "The Morning After" (instrumental)* (2:09)
26. "Auld Lang Syne"* (1:34)
27. "The Morning After" (version 2)* (2:10)
28. End Title (alternate) (2:38)
Total Time: 25:13

Total Running Time: 60:39
* Not published by Warner-Tamerlane (BMI)

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