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Les Miserables: Highlights - VA (OST) (2012)



Les Miserables: Highlights
Miusic by: VA
Released: 2012
Format: MP3 320kbps
Size: 150 MB



Tracklista

01. Look Down (Hugh Jackman, Russell Crowe & Convicts) [02:21]
02. The Bishop (Hugh Jackman & Colm Wilkinson) [01:34]
03. Valjean's Soliloquy (Hugh Jackman) [03:18]
04. At The End Of The Day (Hugh Jackman, Anne Hathaway, Factory Girls & Cast) [04:27]
05. I Dreamed A Dream (Anne Hathaway) [04:38]
06. The Confrontation (Hugh Jackman & Russell Crowe) [01:55]
07. Castle On A Cloud (Isabelle Allen) [01:11]
08. Master Of The House (Sacha Baron Cohen, Helena Bonham Carter & Cast) [04:52]
09. Suddenly (Hugh Jackman) [02:32]
10. Stars (Russell Crowe) [03:01]
11. ABC Cafe / Red and Black (Eddie Redmayne, Aaron Tveit & Students) [04:21]
12. In My Life / A Heart Full of Love (Amanda Seyfried, Eddie Redmayne & Samantha Barks) [03:12]
13. On My Own (Samantha Barks) [03:11]
14. One Day More (Cast Of Les Miserables) [03:39]
15. Drink With Me (Eddie Redmayne, Daniel Huttlestone & Students) [01:42]
16. Bring Him Home (Hugh Jackman) [03:37]
17. The Final Battle (Students & Cast Of Les Miserables) [03:17]
18. Javert's Suicide (Russell Crowe) [03:00]
19. Empty Chairs At Empty Tables (Eddie Redmayne) [03:13]
20. Epilogue (Cast Of Les Miserables) [06:20]





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Les Miserables: Highlights - VA (OST) (2012)



Les Miserables: Highlights
Miusic by: VA
Released: 2012
Format: MP3 320kbps
Size: 150 MB



Tracklista

01. Look Down (Hugh Jackman, Russell Crowe & Convicts) [02:21]
02. The Bishop (Hugh Jackman & Colm Wilkinson) [01:34]
03. Valjean's Soliloquy (Hugh Jackman) [03:18]
04. At The End Of The Day (Hugh Jackman, Anne Hathaway, Factory Girls & Cast) [04:27]
05. I Dreamed A Dream (Anne Hathaway) [04:38]
06. The Confrontation (Hugh Jackman & Russell Crowe) [01:55]
07. Castle On A Cloud (Isabelle Allen) [01:11]
08. Master Of The House (Sacha Baron Cohen, Helena Bonham Carter & Cast) [04:52]
09. Suddenly (Hugh Jackman) [02:32]
10. Stars (Russell Crowe) [03:01]
11. ABC Cafe / Red and Black (Eddie Redmayne, Aaron Tveit & Students) [04:21]
12. In My Life / A Heart Full of Love (Amanda Seyfried, Eddie Redmayne & Samantha Barks) [03:12]
13. On My Own (Samantha Barks) [03:11]
14. One Day More (Cast Of Les Miserables) [03:39]
15. Drink With Me (Eddie Redmayne, Daniel Huttlestone & Students) [01:42]
16. Bring Him Home (Hugh Jackman) [03:37]
17. The Final Battle (Students & Cast Of Les Miserables) [03:17]
18. Javert's Suicide (Russell Crowe) [03:00]
19. Empty Chairs At Empty Tables (Eddie Redmayne) [03:13]
20. Epilogue (Cast Of Les Miserables) [06:20]





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Oh wow! Thank you!!!! This has truly made my long night well worth it!

Thanks.

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Yes! Finally! Thanks.

Many thanks for the share.

Here's a link to FLAC copy if anyone's looking for that:

http://ul.to/aiahy023

Thanks a lot.
The voices are poor, the performance is worse.

Curious to listen Anne goddess Hattaway singing...
(I'm in love with her since I saw The Dark Knight Rises)

thanks :)

Thanks a lot.
The voices are poor, the performance is worse.

Yeah; it's not quite up to the standard that you'd expect to see in the West End or or Broadway, although I like what they've done with the orchestrations. I was in this show years ago and the training, prep and rehearsal schedule was a killer. The musical supervisors were worse than concentration camp guards: any minor slip was recorded and used to beat you over the head with... :-)

Thank you!!

I've been waiting for this, thanks for posting.

thanks a lot...

Well... thanks for sharing but it was a disappointment.

I urge you all to check out the older release from 1996 or whatever. It's much better!

You can hear from the trailers it's not going to be good.
I didn't like hearing Jackman sing in the trailer at all.
He comes off too soft and too high to sound like he's singing.
I loved hearing Hathaway sing. The teaser trailer was really great, I thought.
Crowe seemed decent but nothing "wow" worthy. At least he used more of his natural voice when singing. Not like that hack Hackman.

Curious to hear it all, thanks for this :)

Not being good? People and critics who watched it has been praising it and saying that it will affect the Oscar race.

Not being good? People and critics who watched it has been praising it and saying that it will affect the Oscar race.

I'm definitely calling it as an Oscar contender. In many categories - Best Picture, Best Original Song, Actor / Actress, Supporting, and prob Costume Design and Set Decoration.

Moving on to the actual OST...does anyone know if the music heard at the end of the trailers is featured on this? It's a piano. I think it may be "I Dreamed A Dream", but I'm not sure. I know almost nothing about this film

Yeah, the piano is part of I Dreamed A Dream but not as prominent as the teaser/trailer version.
The piano may come back strongly in the final track for the Epilogue.

Though I'm only on track 11.
Jackman sounds like a strangled cat that sings with his chest and not his diaphragm.
He can hold a note and do a bit of vibrato though.

Crowe has a bit of a nasal singing voice.

Bonham Carter sounds like Bonham Carter. No way around that. Just like Depp sounds like Depp and not Tonto. :laugh:

Baron Cohen is nice to hear.

The girl playing young Cosette is great. Not looking for a prodigee.

The "cast" (background singers/characters) are great to listen to. The orchestrations are nice in this. I hope there will be an instrumental album in the future.

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The voices are poor.

:this:


it's not quite up to the standard

:this:


it was a disappointment.

:this:


People and critics

Oh, I believe it will for so many things. But acting and singing are not one of them.
Anyone who believes that are completely ignorant of the origins of the musicals.

Aside from Sacha Baron Cohen, the male vocals really stunk in this.
Jackman gets another solo track later on but there's way too many parts where he has to hold a high note and Jackman just does not have the endurance nor the capacity. He seriously sounds like he needs a brown paper bag to breath in once he's finished.
I felt tired and exhausted half way through. :laugh: I had to skip that track. :notgood:
I skipped a lot of the male singing tracks. :notgood:

The female singers were the better half of the soundtrack.
Except Seyfried. I hated her chirping voice. :notgood:

I'm digging up one of the anniversary albums from the actual Broadway musical with actual singing in it.


It's a piano.

It's not. It's faint and only appears on "I Dreamed A Dream". It's a lot quieter than the teaser trailer version.

Russell Crowe can't hit a High F to save his life hence the re-keying of his songs.

Big let down hearing him sing the Javert's suicide track.

i really enjoyed the movie but cant see it getting an oscar. one of the 2 main actor's singing kept giving me giggle fits at the start and most of the way through. forgot which one now.

Reminds me of the "Sweeney Todd" film soundtrack; neither lead could sing, but somehow it worked on screen. We'll see...

Thanks for sharing, though I won't be listening to this before I see the film. I'm not familiar with the story here so I don't want to spoil myself before I see the film.

Many thanks for that particularly the FLAC version. Gonna try a centre channel remove on some of it to see what instrumentals can be gained from it. The samples on Amazon sound very dry, so am hoping to get a lot more once it comes out on Blu-Ray :-)

Reminds me of the "Sweeney Todd" film soundtrack; neither lead could sing, but somehow it worked on screen. We'll see...

I actually enjoyed Todd much more. Depp's stereotyped character actually worked in his favor for the screen version.
I love the Deluxe edition of the soundtrack to Todd much more than Les Miserables.
I think Sacha Baron Cohen should have got Javiert's role instead.
And someone else entirely for Val Jean.

:laugh: Maybe Gerard Butler has learned some new things since Phantom and could have done Val Jean better :laugh:

I actually enjoyed Todd much more. Depp's stereotyped character actually worked in his favor for the screen version.
I love the Deluxe edition of the soundtrack to Todd much more than Les Miserables.
I think Sacha Baron Cohen should have got Javiert's role instead.
And someone else entirely for Val Jean.

:laugh: Maybe Gerard Butler has learned some new things since Phantom and could have done Val Jean better :laugh:

Yeah like get his voice dubbed by a friend with a voice like Ramin Karimloo! I also like Depp in 'Sweeney Todd' and have got the complete score to the film version (labelled 'approved mixes') that was posted within a thread on here a while back. It really trumps the Deluxe Edition by the way!

Many thanks.

Thanks for sharing, though I won't be listening to this before I see the film. I'm not familiar with the story here so I don't want to spoil myself before I see the film.

Watch the 1952 version before seeing the musical, or the 1935 version.

Or I can send you the 1982 5 part CBS Radio Mystery Theater, don't let a musical version be ur first experience of this great Victor Hugo novel.

Yeah like get his voice dubbed by a friend with a voice like Ramin Karimloo! I also like Depp in 'Sweeney Todd' and have got the complete score to the film version (labelled 'approved mixes') that was posted within a thread on here a while back. It really trumps the Deluxe Edition by the way!

Who may this friend be who has a voice like Ramin Karimloo phantomman86?

Who may this friend be who has a voice like Ramin Karimloo phantomman86?

It's hypothetical dummy!

Yeah like get his voice dubbed by a friend with a voice like Ramin Karimloo! I also like Depp in 'Sweeney Todd' and have got the complete score to the film version (labelled 'approved mixes') that was posted within a thread on here a while back. It really trumps the Deluxe Edition by the way!

But nothing beats the Angela Landsbury/Len Carious original.

Watch the 1952 version before seeing the musical, or the 1935 version.

Or I can send you the 1982 5 part CBS Radio Mystery Theater, don't let a musical version be ur first experience of this great Victor Hugo novel.

I enjoyed the 1998 version with Liam Neeson and Geoffrey Rush.
It finally got a Blu-Ray release just this month.

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have got the complete score to the film version (labelled 'approved mixes') that was posted within a thread on here a while back.

I think I grabbed that. I'll have to double check.

Thanks so much for this. I really enjoyed the soundtrack.

Thank you for this link!
This is the best Les Mis Christmas present since ...

Thanks!

thanks much for posting this. It is pretty dreadful vocally, but the orchestrations are nice. i was lucky enough to direct the school edition several years back, and my teenagers sounded better than the leads here :P but still, nice to have. thanks Again!

Thank you kindly and Happy Christmas

Thanks, buddy !

Thank you so much, collection!

Thank you!!! They went for acting the songs (live on the set, not in a studio) rather than singing them beautifully. I think it works when you see the film, but doesn't work too well as a separate soundtrack album. The stage versions (especially the "SymphonIc" version) have much better singing. I must say, however, that Hugh Jackman can sing much better than he does here - he always went for the acting choices rather than the singing one (and I think his acting was great). Often they are closer to speaking than singing. I think the director may have imposed that so it wouldn't feel so much like a musical for people who can't cope with people singing in movies. (But one wonders would those people even go to this?)

Since the songs were recorded live during filming and not pre-recorded and lip-synced as is normal, I imagine the experience of listening to the album would be less pleasant than one would normal expect. It is, after all, a product of an intentionally imperfect performance, meant to allow the actor to express himself in the moment without the constraints of matching something they'd done in a studio months earlier.

So I wouldn't listen to this album expecting anything that could match up with any cast recording from the stage production. That said, it still may work very well within the film.

thx

...this one is much better, they should put this on itunes:

The LES MISERABLES Song (Spoof) - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xa-EwjAQXEw)

...this one is much better, they should put this on itunes:

The LES MISERABLES Song (Spoof) - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xa-EwjAQXEw)

Not 'Les Miserables' and I wish the whole song was like this - POTO 2004 Title Song Instrumental - Now You Hear Them, Now You Don't! - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrByyzgLSKg)

Awesome!! Many thanks!! :)

Thank You! :)

Reading the reviews on here are reminding me why I generally stay away from comment boards and threads.

That being said, thanks for the ups! :)

Thanks for this great music from a great movie

Love this, thank you!

Can anyone tell me which version this is (seems to be the complete)?

CD1
01. Prologue/Look Down (05:22)
02. Valjean’s Journey (02:11)
03. The Bishop (03:18)
04. Valjean’s Soliloguy (What Have I Done?) (03:19)
05. At the End of the Day (05:37)
06. Javert and Valjean (01:15)
07. Runaway Cart (01:18)
08. Fantine’s Journey (00:28)
09. Lovely Ladies (04:26)
10. I Dreamed a Dream (04:35)
11. Fantine’s Arrest (03:47)
12. Javert’s Apology (Who Am I? intro) (01:33)
13. Who Am I? (03:00)
14. Fantine’s Death (03:05)
15. Confrontation (01:52)
16. Castle on a Cloud (01:08)
17. Madame Thernadier and Cosette (01:26)
18. Master of the House (04:51)
19. Valjean finds Cosette (00:56)
20. Bargain-The Waltz of Treachery (04:38)
21. Suddenly (02:27)
22. Valjean and Cosette escape (03:00)
23. Stars (02:52)
24. Look Down (04:45)
25. Robbery-Javert’s Intervention (Another Brawl) (03:04)
26. Eponine and Marius (01:27)
27. ABC Cafe/Red and Black (04:19)
28. Eponine finds Cosette (00:10)
29. In My Life (04:21)
30. A Heart Full of Love (01:55)
31. Attack on the Rue Plumet (02:08)
32. On My Own (03:11)
33. One Day More (03:35)

CD2
34. Do You Hear the People Sing? (02:08)
35. Building the Barricade (01:41)
36. Javert’s Arrival (01:48)
37. Little People (00:38)
38. First Attack (02:29)
39. Little Fall of Rain (02:34)
40. Gavroche’s delivery (00:32)
41. Marius’s Letter (01:06)
42. Valjean’s arrival at the barricade (03:41)
43. Night of Anguish (00:23)
44. Drink With Me (01:17)
45. Bring Him Home (03:33)
46. Dawn of Anguish (01:02)
47. Second Attack (Death of Gavroche) (01:13)
48. Final Battle (03:15)
49. Javert inspects the dead (00:53)
50. The sewers (01:58)
51. The Final Confrontation (01:13)
52. Javert’s Suicide (03:01)
53. Turning (00:37)
54. Empty Chairs at Empty Tables (03:07)
55. Every Day (01:29)
56. Valjean’s Confession (02:24)
57. Suddenly (reprise) (00:53)
58. Wedding Chorale/Beggars at the Feast (02:37)
59. Epilogue (06:31)
60. Do You Hear the People Sing? /Finale (01:50)
61. End Credits (08:05)

That's the version that was ripped from the FYC academy promo DVD.

Yeah it's my rip I uploaded here that someone then downloaded and tracked despite the source being lossy to begin with...

Watch the 1952 version before seeing the musical, or the 1935 version.

Or I can send you the 1982 5 part CBS Radio Mystery Theater, don't let a musical version be ur first experience of this great Victor Hugo novel.

Well said. Have you heard the 2001 adaptation of Les Mis by Focus on the Family's Radio Theater? It is absolutely fantastic. I'll definitely check into those ones you mentioned.

Thanx!!!:)

Here is one collection of articles ordained by Mr. Stuart Fernie.
I see her as indispensable to anyone who has ever seen, heard or there are posted "Les Miserables" in any format or version.
Enjoy your reading!

Films of "Les Miserables". (http://www.stuartfernie.org/Misfilms.htm)