Great music by Elmer Bernstein and one that many film music fans still ask why was rejected, although James Horner final score is awesome and is a shame has no official release yet. Anyway enjoy the rejected score.
For this 2005 sci-fi film, Peti presents here the rejected film score composed by Burkhard Dallwitz, the score finally went to David Williams. These rejected cues are really good.
An awesome and powerful score composed by John Scott, still unreleased. Here's the promotional CD that includes the music for this sequel starring Linda Hamilton. Also included are some suites of other scores by him like Greystoke, Shoot To Kill, etc.
This is a film that gave the chance to british composer Rachel Portman to write music in a different way as she usually does, not those dramatic/comedies. Here you have the complete score, covers are included.
As far as I know, maybe I'm wrong, but the music composed by Julian Nott for this animated series was never released, here you can enjoy the main theme and other cues, lot of fun.
This is a true romantic mixing of stories in which everyone is connected in a way, beautiful film. The music was composed by Craig Armstrong, here's the promo with his music because the official release included songs.
One of the many Paul Haslinger scores that still are unreleased, this time here's the promo for this Paul Walker / Jessica Alba film. Covers are included.
Dear friends, I want to share with you the news about a radio show on internet I'll have, will be all saturdays beginning tomorrow at 4pm argentine time (+4 in Madrid, -2 in Lima, -4 in Los Angeles). 2 hours with film music and info, just enter here and hope you enjoy it! http://www.rhorizonte.com.ar
Queridos amigos, quería compartir con ustedes la noticia que tendré un programa de radio por internet sobre bandas sonoras, arranca mañana y estará todos los sábados a las 4pm hora argentina (+4 en Madrid, -2 en Lima, -4 en Los Angeles). Dos horas con la mejor música de cine e información, entren a la web de la radio y espero lo disfruten! http://www.rhorizonte.com.ar
Our dear friend Diego Cobo contributes with this great score ripped from the DVD so includes fx but still can enjoy the beautiful music. The score was composed by Peter Martin for this 1990 John Boorman film. Thanks Diego!
2006 was a very busy year for Aaron Zigman, his credits include: ATL, Flicka, Step Up, Take The Lead, Alpha Dog and others. Akeelah And The Bee was one of that year also, and here is the promotional score with covers included.
Tyler Bates is writing almost all horror/thriller scores (Doomsday, Devil Rejects, etc.), and here's the complete score fir this classic remake. Covers are included.
One more promotional score by Teddy Castellucci, seems that this composer won't get almost any official release of his works. Here we present the original music for this John Travolta film. Covers are included.
For this 2004 film, director Michael Mann chose two composers: James Newton Howard and Antonio Pinto, the original soundtrack features songs and score tracks by Newton Howard and one by Pinto. Here is the promotional score featuring music only by Antonio Pinto.
One more argentinian composer and here we present a compilation of some of his best works, includes tracks of "El Dia Que Me Amen", "Nueces Para El Amor", "22, El Loco", "Operacion Fangio", and many more.
This was a 1991 TV movie directed by Mimi Leder (Deep Impact, The Peacemaker) about a family drama between brother and sister. The score was composed by Don Davis and here's the promo.
An excellent compilation of choral pieces composed by Ennio Morricone, here you'll find suites of Casualties Of War, Addio Fratello Crudele, Allonsanfan, Vatel, Ad Ogni Costo, etc. Seems that exists a 2nd volume, will try to find it. Thanks to "the darkened" for his great contribution.
One of the long awaited scores by Young now available as a 2CD set including all the music he composed, seems that in the final film only 26 min. of score were used. The music is in the style of Bandist (also composed by Young), so enjoy it!
Last week I had the chance to watch this movie on TV, a war between Gabriel Byrne and Ben Kingsley who both are powerful rich men. I was very impressed by the music composed by Don Davis and here's the promo, no tracklist.
For this 2004 film about a group of guys and their adventures in the mountains, Christophe Beck was in charge of the music with very good sound quality.
Hello my friends, Peti is back again after some weeks on vacations, we needed some beach, sand and sun to relax... he he. Enjoy the new scores and next week will be more surprises. Best regards to all!!
Promotional score by newcomer Marc Streitenfeld, one of the composers of the Zimmer factory, this time for anther Ridley Scott-Russell Crowe film. Covers are included. Thanks to schaeppi for his great cover used here.
Nice compilation of action themes composed by James Horner, this promo includes tracks from Commando, 48Hrs, Red Heat, Another 48Hrs, Jade, Gorky Park, Volunteers and the rejected suite of Streets Of Fire. Covers are included.
Another film from Argentina, this time directed by popular singer/director Leonardo Favio. The music source is a LP so don't expect clean sound, anyway the music is quite good specially the track "Soleado". Oh, the film composer is Juan José García Caffi. Thanks Hernan for his contribution!!
This compilation features unreleased themes like "American Anthem", "Overboard", "Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot", "Cop And A Half", etc. Covers are included.
Two scores in one disc, all by great maestro Jerry Goldsmith. The first one is the rejected score for the boxing film, the replacement score was finally done by Brad Fiedel. The second score is the original released cues plus a bonus track. Covers are included.
Great score by Christopher Young and still remains unreleased, here's the promo that was floating around for some years, specially recomended track 5 "You".
One of Mr. Schifrin masterpieces, #1 in my personal fav of him, here's the DVD rip of the music with some new cues. Thanks to reddragon for this contribution!
This remake of 2005 featured original music by Steve Jablonsky, there're some homages to Lalo Schifrin's early work. The horror score works very well in the film. Covers are included.
David Newman is a composer that awfuly not many of his scores were originally released, here's the promo score for this Kevin Bacon film about a basketball trainer in Africa, great work.