OST-Fantastic Four-Rise Of The Silver Surfer-2007-EON

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Posted:2007-06-21 04:38:40 | Category:Soundtrack

ARTIST:..........................................john ottman
TITLE:...........................................fantastic four: rise of the silver surfer
LABEL:...........................................sony
GENRE:...........................................soundtrack
BITRATE:.........................................VBRkbps
.................................................joint-stereo
PLAYTIME:........................................51:10 min
RIP DATE:........................................19.06.2007
Source:..........................................cdda
Size:............................................68,2 MB

01 silver surfer theme 04:22
02 galactus destroys-opening 01:53
03 pursuing doom 03:12
04 wedding day jitters 01:21
05 chasing the surfer 02:32
06 camp testosterone-meeting the surfer 03:36
07 a little persuasion 02:08
08 botched heroics 04:37
09 someone i once knew 02:25
10 the future-doom's deal 02:58
11 sibling switch 01:42
12 outside help 02:39
13 springing the surfer 01:58
14 doom's double cross 02:42
15 mr. sherman-under the radar 01:55
16 four in one 03:05
17 silver savior-aftermath 05:56
18 gunshot wedding 01:19
19 noren radd 00:50

[Release Notes]
The album opens with the indisputable highlight of the
score: a four-minute-and-a-half exploration of the Silver
Surfer Theme. Warped and whispery synthesized sounds
establish the otherworldly origin of the silver entity,
while the theme itself, a constant unresolved pull
between the V and VI chords, is an at times noble, at times
menacing minor mode melody, often played by the strings
and trombones. As the piece progresses, so does the theme's
ominousness, with the fading out of the theme proper in
favor of towering hits by the orchestra and choir (and
sometimes electric guitars) on the alternating chords. This
triple-meter theme is a giant ticking clock, heralding the
coming of the Devourer of Worlds, a distant cousin to
Gustav Holst's "Saturn, the Bringer of Old Age". A
brilliant overture for the album and quite simply the best
musical representation of the Silver Surfer.

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