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Each month Tracksounds and The
Epic Sound will select and highlight one new release and one previously released soundtrack.
Introductory comments are listed here with links to the
soundtrack's full review at Tracksounds, purchasing links and
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July 2001 Soundtracks of the Month |
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Jurassic
Park III Jurassic Park III is, at the very least, an interesting listening experience. Don Davis utilizes at least four of John Williams' familiar themes and motifs. The score is clearly Williamsesque and for that Davis is to be applauded. Reproducing Williams' themes is one thing. Reproducing his style is another. Be that as it may, this Jurassic Park score is still marked by Davis' own musical signature.
Listen the Real Audio Suite! | Read the Full Review | Buy It
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Castaway Having to truly communicate the essence of the entire film in just a few moments of music cannot be an easy proposition, but Alan Silvestri manages just that. Given these circumstances, both Robert Zemeckis and Alan Silvestri deserve a ton of credit for using a minimal amount of music in a most powerful and meaningful way.
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Atlantis:
The Lost Empire by J.N. Howard The Gift by Christopher Young |
June 2001 |
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Pavilion of
Women by Conrad Pope Snow Falls on Cedars by J.N. Howard |
May 2001 |
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Thirteen Days
by Trevor Jones Cosmic Voyage by David Michael Frank |
January 2001 |
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Amanda
by Basil Poledouris Medal of Honor by Michael Giacchino |
December 2000 |
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suites are provided by
Soundtracks: The Epic Sound |
