When The Dark Knight Rises in your Ears...
Which is the most awaited movie of the year 2012 after The Avengers!?
Yes, it is The Dark Knight Rises!, the third and final edition of the Batman Trilogy by Christopher Nolan.
And who is amongst the most celebrated Music composers of our generation directly linked with the kickass Nolan films?
Yes, he is Hans Zimmer! (James Newton Howard, too, but he was too busy to return for part 3)
Since we still have a month to go for the Official Movie release, all we fans can do is satisfy our ever-growing hunger with the Trailers, and..
THE MIND-BLOWING BACKGROUND SCORES.
It is SIMPLY not sufficient enough to listen to the complete TDKR Background Score list in one go.
Never Ever Enough. You WILL play it twice, thrice, four times till your ears swell up of AWESOMENESS.
But isn't that expected out of Zimmer?
The TDKR team only released snippets of all the background scores and those 30 second tracks give you a quite clear idea that you're in for some real epic stuff if you're planning to watch this. There is a mix of suspense, pulse, excitement, drama, power and a high dose of awesomeness in the track list as a whole..
Composers have really surprised us by adding a few extra touches to the Dark Knight score and including in this track list like "Despair" and "Fear Will Find You".
There are some blood-pumping tracks like "Imagine the Fire", and "The Fire rises". It sets your heart racing in those 30 seconds itself. Imagine the fire in a 9-minute score!
Some sinister tracks like "Gotham's Reckoning" and "Death by Exile" turns even the biggest badasses into good little kids.
Silent yet strong tracks like "A Storm is Coming" , "Mind if I cut in?" and "Why Do we Fall" really build up the suspense.
Tracks like "Underground Army" and "Born in Darkness" depict the nature of the story and why this movie has so much of unspeakable emotion in every single second of it.
Story-telling by music? Trust Zimmer. With "Nothing Out There" he manages to notify us of the destruction and death about to be faced by us in the movie. Also "Rise" gives a strong message of the arrival of a hero... obviously referring to Batman's subsequent rise.
This film is supposedly not just a Nolanesque thriller, but also an emotional roller coaster. The notion that Batman may DIE in this film makes me and a lot of fans very queasy and very excited. The comforting part is, the Background Scores depict it very, very well.
I recommend you play "Imagine the Fire" while your morning jog, and watch your world turn upside down!
And I'm sure it wouldn't be surprising if you turn up in a Black suit and cape with a cowl over your head and a Yellow Utility-Belt in front of your parents!
Such tracks don't just stay in your head.. they "ZIMMER" in your head. (About time someone made that a verb)
"A Storm is coming..."
The Dark Knight Rises July 20th world wide. The complete soundtrack releases on July 17th. You can listen to the sample soundtrack here.
Which is the most awaited movie of the year 2012 after The Avengers!?
Yes, it is The Dark Knight Rises!, the third and final edition of the Batman Trilogy by Christopher Nolan.
And who is amongst the most celebrated Music composers of our generation directly linked with the kickass Nolan films?
Yes, he is Hans Zimmer! (James Newton Howard, too, but he was too busy to return for part 3)
Since we still have a month to go for the Official Movie release, all we fans can do is satisfy our ever-growing hunger with the Trailers, and..
It is SIMPLY not sufficient enough to listen to the complete TDKR Background Score list in one go.
Never Ever Enough. You WILL play it twice, thrice, four times till your ears swell up of AWESOMENESS.
But isn't that expected out of Zimmer?
The TDKR team only released snippets of all the background scores and those 30 second tracks give you a quite clear idea that you're in for some real epic stuff if you're planning to watch this. There is a mix of suspense, pulse, excitement, drama, power and a high dose of awesomeness in the track list as a whole..
Composers have really surprised us by adding a few extra touches to the Dark Knight score and including in this track list like "Despair" and "Fear Will Find You".
There are some blood-pumping tracks like "Imagine the Fire", and "The Fire rises". It sets your heart racing in those 30 seconds itself. Imagine the fire in a 9-minute score!
Some sinister tracks like "Gotham's Reckoning" and "Death by Exile" turns even the biggest badasses into good little kids.
Tracks like "Underground Army" and "Born in Darkness" depict the nature of the story and why this movie has so much of unspeakable emotion in every single second of it.
Story-telling by music? Trust Zimmer. With "Nothing Out There" he manages to notify us of the destruction and death about to be faced by us in the movie. Also "Rise" gives a strong message of the arrival of a hero... obviously referring to Batman's subsequent rise.
This film is supposedly not just a Nolanesque thriller, but also an emotional roller coaster. The notion that Batman may DIE in this film makes me and a lot of fans very queasy and very excited. The comforting part is, the Background Scores depict it very, very well.
I recommend you play "Imagine the Fire" while your morning jog, and watch your world turn upside down!
And I'm sure it wouldn't be surprising if you turn up in a Black suit and cape with a cowl over your head and a Yellow Utility-Belt in front of your parents!
Such tracks don't just stay in your head.. they "ZIMMER" in your head. (About time someone made that a verb)
"A Storm is coming..."The Dark Knight Rises July 20th world wide. The complete soundtrack releases on July 17th. You can listen to the sample soundtrack here.
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