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Friday, February 06, 2015

SoundCast Episode 79 - Oscar Best Score Nominations

SoundCast Episode 79 - Oscar Best Score Nominations


Episode 79 - Oscar Best Score Nominations

Yes.  The Oscar nominations have been public for a while, but it takes time for these things to settle in.  The crew assemble (virtually) to discuss each of the five nominees in the BEST SCORE category for the 87th Annual Academy Awards.  We give our predictions as to who we think will win and also who we'd like to see win.  We also share some responses from Twitter and Facebook on the topic.  Also in this episode WHYBLT? is back and Edmund Meinerts gets his chance to lay down his thoughts on Shore's Battle of the Five Armies score and our discussion in ep. 78.


Episode Highlights

00:00 — "Olflactenal Nominations"
00:39 — Intro and welcome
02:04 — WHYBLT?
24:48 — Re-Battle of the Five Armies with Edmund
39:30 — Oscar Best Score Nominations Intro
41:09 — The Grand Budapest Hotel by Alexandre Desplat
49:09 — The Imitation Game by Alexandre Desplat
53:38 — Interstellar by Hans Zimmer
68:20 — Mr. Turner by Gary Yershon
81:09 — The Theory of Everything by Johan Johannsson
90:51 — How to find and follow us
92:12 — Listeners Twitter/Facebook responses:  Who will win?  Who do you want to win?
95:44 — The Final Quesitons: Who will win?  Who do you want to win?
24:48 — Re-Battle of the Five Armies with Edmund
39:30 — Oscar Best Score Nominations Intro
41:09 — The Grand Budapest Hotel by Alexandre Desplat
49:09 — The Imitation Game by Alexandre Desplat


Music Selections

00:00 —  "Clippers Discoteque Break" (Pan Am - The Sound of the 70s) by Yoshinori Sunahara
02:17 —  "1st Movement" (Jupiter Ascending) by Michael Giacchino
03:36 —  "Save This World"  (Phantasy Star Universe) by Hideaki Kobayashi
06:38 —  "2002 FIFA World Cup Official Anthem" by Vangelis
08:37 —  "Big Hero 6" (Big Hero 6) by Henry Jackman
18:00 —  "Roman Fanfare" (Coliseum) by Marc Timon Barcelo
19:22 —  "Sands of the Coliseum" (Coliseum) by Marc Timon Barcelo
23:03 —  "Ecstasy of Gold"  (The Book of Life) by Gustavo Santaolalla
38:07 —  "The Return Journey"  (The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies) by Howard Shore
39:03 —  "The Darkest Hour" (The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies) by Howard Shore
41:12 —  "Mr. Moustafa" (The Grand Budapest Hotel) by Alexander Desplat
49:10 —  "The Imitation Game" (The Imitation Game) by Alexander Desplat
53:39 —  "First Step" (Interstellar) by Hans Zimmer
81:12 —  "Cambridge, 1963" by Johan Johannsson
92:23 —  "M. Ivan" (The Grand Budapest Hotel) by Alexander Desplat
95:44 —  "Where We're Going" (Interstellar) by Hans Zimmer
105:35 —  "Moonshine (Traditional)" (The Grand Budapest Hotel) arranged by Alexander Desplat

Notes:
The Video Game Music Database (http://vgmdb.net/)
Blizzard "Overwatch" Announcement trailer: http://youtu.be/UXCNNDHboho

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Monday, June 03, 2013

The Biggest Vine Scoop of the Day: Hans Zimmer's Deluxe Man of Steel or Interstellar?

It's like Vine of Steel Versus Vinesterstellar

So our good friend, Alex Billington (Firstshowing.net) had a little shiny to show off on Vine.  Yes.  Pretty cool.  We have to admit that.  And we won't even mention his interview with HANS ZIMMER.  You'll see he got his hands on the deluxe edition of the MAN OF STEEL soundtrack, but just to make sure he, and the rest of the world knows, we at Tracksounds still "gots pull," we published our first official vine below, regarding one of Hans Zimmer's NEXT projects...INTERSTELLAR...



Like I said, "Pretty cool," but we've got the inside scoop on INTERSTELLAR.  Make sure you listen closely as you'll get some exclusive, early sound from Zimmer's earliest mock ups for his next Christopher Nolan score.  Please note that this isn't the final artwork...and could possibly change before the official release.



So you tell us.  Which is the bigger scoop? 

Oh and thanks for coming out on Android today, Vine.  You made all this possible.