1. Pacific Rim (feat. Tom Morello)
2. Gipsy Danger
3. Canceling the Apocalypse
4. Just a Memory
5. 2500 Tons of Awesome
6. The Shatterdome
7. Mako (feat. Priscilla Ahn)
8. Call Me Newt
9. Jaeger Tech (feat. Tom Morello)
10. To Fight Monsters, We Created Monsters
11. Better Than New
12. We Are the Resistance
13. Double Event
14. Striker Eureka
15. Physical Compatibility
16. Category 5
17. Pentecost
18. Go Big or Go Extinct (feat. Tom Morello)
19. Hannibal Chau
20. For My Family
21. No Pulse (feat. Tom Morello)
22. Kaiju Groupie
23. Deep Beneath the Pacific
24. The Breach
25. We Need a New Weapon

Pacific Rim - Ramin Djawadi - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djmEYY9NRIs)

Download (https://anonfiles.com/file/b12fe4d4f61b6add858bb44871358b0f) - 320 kbps

Alternative link (https://mega.co.nz/#!gcxSka6J!YwKRgVhSNyfLDPLq13iROAu5cdU7rKLI-O4VprcNsyY)

How did you get this in 320 already

Thank you very much for this! I am absurdly excited for this movie, and so by extension I am also excited for this soundtrack. Even if it is by Ramin Djawadi, who is one of my least favorite composers.

As in I don't like him that much.

As in the only piece of music that I actually enjoyed without any misgivings from him was Mhysa from Game of Thrones Season 3.

Still, thanks for the upload!


How did you get this in 320 already

Google Music has it in 320.

released today...

Google Music has it in 320.

WTF is Google Music?

Thanks very much!!

thanks
djawadi sits comfortably at number 2 this year with game of thrones season 3, so i can't wait to hear this one

WTF is Google Music?

Google's online music store, the same as Apple's itunes.

It's true, it's up as 320k there.

many thanks !!!

Thanks, lightdevil!

Google's online music store, the same as Apple's itunes.

It's true, it's up as 320k there.

Interesting. I don't think it will hold up to iTunes, but we'll see where this goes

Thanks. I'm not a big fan of this composer's work either, but I did enjoy his work on Iron Man. I'll have to give this a listen.

Thanks. I'm not a big fan of this composer's work either, but I did enjoy his work on Iron Man. I'll have to give this a listen.

You and I are probably the only 2 people on here who enjoyed Djawadi's Iron Man. It's my favorite out of all 3

You and I are probably the only 2 people on here who enjoyed Djawadi's Iron Man. It's my favorite out of all 3

Three people. I really enjoy the first Iron Man score. But the third is my favorite.

Fuckin' A. Thanks.

Here's a mirror:

http://ul.to/szh9rs71

Three people. I really enjoy the first Iron Man score. But the third is my favorite.

3 was too orchestral for me, but at least you enjoy 1. Cheers to you

3 was too orchestral for me, but at least you enjoy 1. Cheers to you

It should have been even MORE orchestral to cement its position as the best Marvel score!

Yay thanks!

You and I are probably the only 2 people on here who enjoyed Djawadi's Iron Man. It's my favorite out of all 3

I've come to enjoy all 3 of the scores, but by far I love Djawadi's theme most of all, it works because it's before he's officially a 'superhero' therefor an overly heroic theme doesn't need to stand out as triumphantly, an in terms of continuity brian tyler's score holds up to the franchise respectively, whereas I enjoyed Debney's score, but not as part of the iron man film; meaning it was by no means an assault on my ears in film, it just wasn't, modern day Iron man per say, so I view it as it's own musical entity and enjoy it simply as itself. Tyler's theme is just brilliant, though, I love it.

Really though why all the hate on Djawadi's IM????

I've come to enjoy all 3 of the scores, but by far I love Djawadi's theme most of all, it works because it's before he's officially a 'superhero' therefor an overly heroic theme doesn't need to stand out as triumphantly, an in terms of continuity brian tyler's score holds up to the franchise respectively, whereas I enjoyed Debney's score, but not as part of the iron man film; meaning it was by no means an assault on my ears in film, it just wasn't, modern day Iron man per say, so I view it as it's own musical entity and enjoy it simply as itself. Tyler's theme is just brilliant, though, I love it.

Really though why all the hate on Djawadi's IM????

Because compared to the other scores IM is woefully incompetent.

Thanks!

Because compared to the other scores IM is woefully incompetent.

But it fits the film perfectly. The orchestral rock type sound for it screams 'I am a narcissistic billionaire' lol It is by no means an intelligent score, compared to say, Cloud Atlas or Lord Of The Rings, or even a notion from dear John Williams or Desplat, but it is exactly what I expect out of a film like this, and it works. Sometimes there are those scores you have to just sit back, enjoy, and not even think about :P

But it fits the film perfectly. The orchestral rock type sound for it screams 'I am a narcissistic billionaire' lol It is by no means an intelligent score, compared to say, Cloud Atlas or Lord Of The Rings, or even a notion from dear John Williams or Desplat, but it is exactly what I expect out of a film like this, and it works. Sometimes there are those scores you have to just sit back, enjoy, and not even think about :P

This is exactly what I was going to say. Tony Stark is a fucking ROCK STAR, hence the rock-heavy score. It has attitude, just like he does. Brian Tyler's orchestral IM3 score does not say "I am a rock star"

Thank you!!!!!!!!

I don't mind guitars in my scores - I mind if they are used POORLY. And boy, were they unimginative as fuck in IM1. Tyler used them to great effect in IM3. Or look at StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty.

Better yet, let's use Goldenthal's use of guitars in SWAT as the gold standard.

I like his works on Prison Break, Clash of the Titan, Safe House and Game of Thrones. Not a fan of his Iron Man score but this one sounds promising to me. Thanks for the non MEGA link! Thanks as well for the mirror Tyrone.

Thanks a lot for this score.

You and I are probably the only 2 people on here who enjoyed Djawadi's Iron Man. It's my favorite out of all 3

why? it was very weak...

Thank, Lightdevil.

I sort of wish this score had a larger orchestra, like David Arnold's Godzilla. Still an awesome listen.

thx

Thank you!!!!

This is exactly what I was going to say. Tony Stark is a fucking ROCK STAR, hence the rock-heavy score. It has attitude, just like he does. Brian Tyler's orchestral IM3 score does not say "I am a rock star"

Maybe, but it's WAY better than the piss-poor effort of IM2. The score for that is a terrible mess for being in a superhero movie.

thank you so much!

thank you

Maybe, but it's WAY better than the piss-poor effort of IM2. The score for that is a terrible mess for being in a superhero movie.

I don't know - I mean, Debney's score for IM2 was very flawed. But even then it still was leaps and bounds better than IM1. At least then there was some measure of melodies and motion.

Thank you for sharing this！

I don't know - I mean, Debney's score for IM2 was very flawed. But even then it still was leaps and bounds better than IM1. At least then there was some measure of melodies and motion.
I don't fully agree it's "very flawed" but i do agree that it was leaps and bounds better than IM1, just like Doublehex mentioned - it has some measure of melodies and motion and if i may add, all of it came to naught being overpowered by the heavy sound effects.

For the sake of the law of averages let me just say that none of the three hold any real appeal for me. ;)

Well, damn. I don't know what to say to that.

I mean, Iron Man 3 was great stuff. I don't quite see how anyone could not love it. Unless they just downright hate guitars with their orchestra.

Great thanks a lot Lightdevil :D Remind me the first Iron Man score!!

thanks! just noticed that tom morello is playing the guitar in this score.

I've been listening to this score on Google Music and it's good. It's the kissing cousin to Iron Man, but pumped up.

Thank you very much...this took me by surprise. It's awesome! Kind of reminds me of a cross between "Iron Man" and "Game of Thrones".

Thanks!! Ramin is back in big screen hollywood.

Gotta say, No idea how this will work in the movie, won't get to see it for a couple of weeks yet, but at first when i heard the opening electric guitar i kinda sighed in disbelief and didn't think much, but as that first track went on, i really started to like what i heard.
Reminds me most of John Powell's work for The Bourne Identity, so much so that I wish Djawadi had scored The Bourne Legacy instead of James Newton Howard, this score would have worked really well in that movie.

Ha, Don't know why but I agree with you. This most definitely has the Bourne feel to it. There is some great stuff and props to to Djawadi for making a very nice action score with a great theme!

thanks for this post!
i made an alternative cover, for those interested ~ get the HQ version here (http://tsdfrontcovers.wordpress.com/2013/06/26/pacific-rim-ac-ramin-djawadi/).

Thanks for sharing !

Pacific Rim - Ramin Djawadi (OST) (2013)



Pacific Rim
Miusic by: Ramin Djawadi
Released: 2013
Format: MP3 320kbps
Size: 133 MB



Tracklista


01. Pacific Rim [04:53]
02. Gipsy Danger [03:18]
03. Canceling the Apocalypse [03:37]
04. Just a Memory [02:07]
05. 2500 Tons of Awesome [01:05]
06. The Shatterdome [02:30]
07. Mako [04:23]
08. Call Me Newt [01:42]
09. Jaeger Tech [01:58]
10. To Fight Monsters, We Created Monsters [02:03]
11. Better Than New [01:42]
12. We Are the Resistance [01:50]
13. Double Event [02:27]
14. Striker Eureka [01:55]
15. Physical Compatibility [02:31]
16. Category 5 [02:15]
17. Pentecost [02:11]
18. Go Big or Go Extinct [02:24]
19. Hannibal Chau [01:33]
20. For My Family [01:58]
21. No Pulse [00:58]
22. Kaiju Groupie [01:15]
23. Deep Beneath the Pacific [01:56]
24. The Breach [03:14]
25. We Need a New Weapon [01:40]


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how Deltoro could go from Beltrami, Elfman and Navarette to this hack and even agree on having him writing utter garbage for him is absolutely beyond me... worst Score of the year already!

how Deltoro could go from Beltrami, Elfman and Navarette to this hack and even agree on having him writing utter garbage for him is absolutely beyond me... worst Score of the year already!

This sounds like Djawadi's Iron Man 2 score, had he been asked to do it. Maybe Deltoro liked Djawadi's Iron Man score. He was excited about Djawadi doing the soundtrack.

Thanks for sharing, i also like your cover Bugz.

Thanks for sharing!
I enjoyed one track only, the rest sounded like mush, so much that it made me appreciate Zimmer's Man of Steel more. I think it's fitting of the tone of that sort of film though - big robots fighting big Godzilla type creatures. Ridiculous and dumb and not needing of an intellectual score.

If you listen to one thing here on the score, listen to Shatterdome. It's exceedingly greater than the Game of Thrones' theme...

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On the topic of Debney's Iron Man 2 score, I really admire the theme in the beginning of the film's opening titles.

Iron Man 3 was my favorite too. But Iron Man 1 was good for me, it has good themes. Anyway, GoT are my favorites from Djawadi and "There is a God in you" from Clash of the Titans (even though the whole thing was a little bit noisy). I've only listened the main theme and Mako of Pacific Rim and I think it'll be the only good thing of the album. I didn't have many expectactives with this

Thanks!

thanx!

3 was too orchestral for me, but at least you enjoy 1. Cheers to you


I found this comment rather odd ;) ........ nothing can be too orchestral.......

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how Deltoro could go from Beltrami, Elfman and Navarette to this hack and even agree on having him writing utter garbage for him is absolutely beyond me... worst Score of the year already!


Agree but Hack Zimmer wins worst score of the year by a country mile for the shit he put into Man Of Steel

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This is exactly what I was going to say. Tony Stark is a fucking ROCK STAR, hence the rock-heavy score. It has attitude, just like he does. Brian Tyler's orchestral IM3 score does not say "I am a rock star"

You miss the point completely.... Tony Stark ain�t a rock star...... he�a genius....... a rock star he ain�t....... I guess you�ve never read an Iron Man comic ....... if so I�d advise you to..... just because the Marketing Department says he�s a rock star means that he needs rock music...... nah........ Ramin Djawadi is a hack...... a Zimmer Stooge........... and his Iron Man score is the worst of the 3 ....... utter garbage

Brian Tyler got the music just right...... hell even Debney�s score got Iron Man�s Theme bang on..... go and listen to the track I am Iron Man

Well...I have not listened to this so I can't speak to it yet. However, against all reason, I adore...ADORE..Iron Man 1. It it the only one of the three scores I kept intact and on my playlist. I kept only a few tracks from Iron Man 2, and dumped Iron Man 3 totally. As for the whole guitar/synth/orchestra argument....Bear in mind I dig nearly everything ever done by McCreary so it is not the combination I dislike. Perhaps it is down to the use of the combo.

In my humble opinion this score is terribly boring...Nothing interresting in there, nothing we haven't heard before, just another action-score.

Yea, well that's how I've felt for nearly every big score in the last 15 or more years...:b

Yea, well that's how I've felt for nearly every big score in the last 15 or more years...:b

You can't be serious Amanda...can you? Not even Howard Shore's Lord of the Rings? Or Williams's Harry Potter or prequel Star Wars scores?

Agggh!! Too much confusion@!@@%#!

You can't be serious Amanda...can you? Not even Howard Shore's Lord of the Rings? Or Williams's Harry Potter or prequel Star Wars scores?

Agggh!! Too much confusion@!@@%#!


I....confess. I cannot get through even the first 40 minutes of Fellowship.....

I like Williams' Potter, but they are not strictly speaking action scores. I dislike large amounts of the Prequel scores.

Looking at my library, ACTION scores (more or less) for movies in the last 15 or so years? The ones intact and not gutted include in no particular order; Sherlock Holmes, Gladiator, X-men, X-Men United, the first three Potters, Skyfall, Crouching Tiger, Brave, Mulan, The Mask of Zorro and Sucker Punch. Now, I DO have 13 albums of assorted score tracks, each running 2 to 3 hours. I have a LOT of movie scores, and older 70's and 80's favorites. But even so, I mostly just keep specific tracks even from them. It is a rare score I keep intact these days. I do have about 2 dozen or so archived as "to listen to" also, I don't judge them until I have listened through at least twice. Then the gutting begins.

But no, I am not kidding. Modern scores have nearly turned me off the hobby totally. Aside from the tv albums, I have not bought a "new" score on my own. Just new releases of "old" scores.

Fant�stico Muchas Gracias

No, no, you can add me to the list, DAKoftheOTA. And thanks to Lightdevil for the up.

Thank you! :D

I found this comment rather odd ;) ........ nothing can be too orchestral.......

It's a matter of opinion. I'm not too big on orchestral scores. My exceptions are Lawrence of Arabia, Star Wars and Indiana Jones



You miss the point completely.... Tony Stark ain�t a rock star...... he�a genius....... a rock star he ain�t....... I guess you�ve never read an Iron Man comic ....... if so I�d advise you to..... just because the Marketing Department says he�s a rock star means that he needs rock music...... nah........ Ramin Djawadi is a hack...... a Zimmer Stooge........... and his Iron Man score is the worst of the 3 ....... utter garbage

Brian Tyler got the music just right...... hell even Debney�s score got Iron Man�s Theme bang on..... go and listen to the track I am Iron Man

1.) No, I do not read comics. Not my thing. I just can't do it, I'd rather rip off my fingernails than read a damn comic book.

2.) Yes he's a genius, but he's also a rock star. Look at him: wealthy as fuck, dresses like a million bucks (because he has the money to dress that way), does just about whatever he wants, throws crazy parties like a rock star bachelor would, and who does he listen to? AC•DC. There's even this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron_Man_2_(soundtrack). It's not just the marketing that makes him look like a rock star, he acts the role of a rock star.

3.) This is 2008, not 1963. A lot has changed over the past 45 years. I just don't feel that an orchestral score fits a character like Tony Stark. For Steve Rogers or even THOR, yes. But not Tony Stark. Listening to IM2 right now, I would never guess it's for an Iron Man film

Thank you!

ah...so nice...no thread without a bit of zimmer bashing...that's wonderful... Fortunately though, he and his "stooges", those truly *awful* composers like Harry gregson williams, John powell, djawadi, jackman, and so on will continue to bless our ears with wonderful compositions. In my opinion, man of steel is one of the best (and i am being indulgent) 25 scores ever written

Thanks!

Brilliant!!!! Thanks!!!

J.debney and B.tyler holy shit, really i only care right now about the new djawadi thus like a reprise of red dawn, blade and IM1.. Enjoy

thanks for this! can't wait for the film...
and, yes, i like iron man also.
anyone liked clash of the titans? (the score- not the film...)

anyone liked clash of the titans? (the score- not the film...)

Yes, very much so

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Well… compared to Zimmer's vacuous Man of Steel Djawadi's Pacific Rim, at the very least, offers a more voluble listening experience — if you have a weakness for moldy hard-rock clich�s that is; which I don't, so the legacy "Simmons Drum" action beats and Zimmeresque power chords don't engage my ear at all.

Would I listen to this score again? Unlikely. It lacks the sort of action-oriented narrative uumph (or the virtuosic writing!!!) of, let's say, Rambo: Part II to raise my blood pressure and bring me back begging for more.

I....confess. I cannot get through even the first 40 minutes of Fellowship.....

I like Williams' Potter, but they are not strictly speaking action scores. I dislike large amounts of the Prequel scores.

Looking at my library, ACTION scores (more or less) for movies in the last 15 or so years? The ones intact and not gutted include in no particular order; Sherlock Holmes, Gladiator, X-men, X-Men United, the first three Potters, Skyfall, Crouching Tiger, Brave, Mulan, The Mask of Zorro and Sucker Punch. Now, I DO have 13 albums of assorted score tracks, each running 2 to 3 hours. I have a LOT of movie scores, and older 70's and 80's favorites. But even so, I mostly just keep specific tracks even from them. It is a rare score I keep intact these days. I do have about 2 dozen or so archived as "to listen to" also, I don't judge them until I have listened through at least twice. Then the gutting begins.

But no, I am not kidding. Modern scores have nearly turned me off the hobby totally. Aside from the tv albums, I have not bought a "new" score on my own. Just new releases of "old" scores.

I was under the impression from you having said "big scores". But if you are referring to action scores I would wholeheartedly agree with you as to the complete uninspired mess that has littered action films from Transformers to G.I.Joe 1 & 2 and more...

Should have been more clear, sorry. Yes, there have been some beautiful pieces put out. But I feel action scores, and action films, have gone to pot.

I actually found Pacific Rim to be enjoyable to listen to. It isn't terribly complex or heavy on themes but it keeps my interest more than other recent simplistic action scores. You can't always listen to complex orchestral music. Sometimes you just need to put on something simple yet enjoyable to motivate you for a workout or other activities.

Pacific Rim manages to at least provide a solid use of electronics and guitar that doesn't overpower the whole score but instead blends in together with the rest of it well. I enjoyed it much more than Man of Steel and also more than Djawadi's Game of Thrones scores.

Thanks for this

You and I are probably the only 2 people on here who enjoyed Djawadi's Iron Man. It's my favorite out of all 3

Count me in. I loved his work on Iron Man. It was the first score in a long time I had on constant repeat. "Arc Reaktor" was my favorite track alongside "Mark II". I could not deal with the Composer changes in Iron Man 2 and Iron 3.


Looking at my library, ACTION scores (more or less) for movies in the last 15 or so years? The ones intact and not gutted include in no particular order; Sherlock Holmes, Gladiator, X-men, X-Men United, the first three Potters, Skyfall, Crouching Tiger, Brave, Mulan, The Mask of Zorro and Sucker Punch...

Nice collection; with a exception of a few, that's almost my own collection. I adore Michael Kamen's score for X-Men (it's like the whole reason I fell in love with scores to begin with), but I think it got a pretty lousy/unflattering official release, especially once I got to listen to the complete score.

Finally got a chance to listen to this score, and I have to say......... it's flat out boring. I mean I enjoy Mr. Djawadi's music, but this is practically putting me to sleep. And to be quite honest, I have so far found the summer blockbuster scores to be quite lacking this year. I mean, with the exception of 'Olympus Has Fallen', which I admit I really enjoyed the hell out of, the rest of the summer scores have been mediocre at best. 'Oblivion' was ok, but films like 'Pain and Gain', 'Iron Man 3', 'Star Trek', 'F&F 6', 'After Earth', 'Man Of Steel', 'World War Z', and 'Pacific Rim' have just been let downs. And the sad part is there really isn't many more summer films to look forward to. Here's hoping Beltrami's 'The Wolverine', brings some sort of redemption to an otherwise disappointing crop of scores.

Finally got a chance to listen to this score, and I have to say......... it's flat out boring. I mean I enjoy Mr. Djawadi's music, but this is practically putting me to sleep. And to be quite honest, I have so far found the summer blockbuster scores to be quite lacking so far this year. I mean, with the exception of 'Olympus Has Fallen', which I admit I really enjoyed the hell out of, the rest of the summer scores have been mediocre at best. 'Oblivion' was ok, but films like 'Pain and Gain', 'Iron Man 3', 'Star Trek', 'F&F 6', 'After Earth', 'Man Of Steel', 'World War Z', and 'Pacific Rim' have just been let downs. And the sad part is there really isn't many more summer films to look forward to. Here's hoping Beltrami's 'The Wolverine', brings some sort of redemption to an otherwise disappointing crop of scores.


Well I don�t expect next years summer blockbusters to be any better or for the foreseeable future especially with Zimmer and his Hacks scoring 95% of movies now and with idiot producers forcing the other 5% to conform to said Hacks sound...

I have heard Beltrami�s Wolverine score it�s my Score of the summer.....

I'm a huge Djawadi fan Cauz I Love his Iron Man and Person of Interest scores. Gotta say wasnt too impressed with Pacific Rim. Can't be awesome all the time I guess. Didn't really like Red Dawn either. Safe house was ok. For some reason every time I hear Man on a Ledge by Henry Jackman it reminds me of Djawadi. That was a better score than that movie deserved. Personally i think Jablonsky should have scored Pacific Rim. Lol.

thanks!!!

I like the new TRANSFORMERS.. really perfect score.

Well I don�t expect next years summer blockbusters to be any better or for the foreseeable future especially with Zimmer and his Hacks scoring 95% of movies now and with idiot producers forcing the other 5% to conform to said Hacks sound...

I have heard Beltrami�s Wolverine score it�s my Score of the summer.....


Your statement is sad, but true. It's times like these I miss Jerry Goldsmith.
And I hope your right about 'The Wolverine'. Something good should emerge from this mess of disappointing scores.

What about Turbo or Despicable Me 2? Despicable Me 2 wasn't bad. Neither was Monster's University.

What about Turbo or Despicable Me 2? Despicable Me 2 wasn't bad. Neither was Monster's University.

Well, I must admit I have not listened to the scores you have mentioned, but will keep an eye out for them. However, I don't think they really fall into the "Summer Blockbuster" niche that I was thinking about.

Thanks for the upload, guys.

I've only listened to the title track - want to save the rest for the eventual IMAX 3D showing. I assume that's the piece for the end credits. If it is... I approve.

Well, I must admit I have not listened to the scores you have mentioned, but will keep an eye out for them. However, I don't think they really fall into the "Summer Blockbuster" niche that I was thinking about.

You should try to listen to Alan Silvestri's score on The Croods. A rather good score for an animation feature.
I just listened to Djawadi's score on Pacific Rim and i'm surprised i find it okay and to compare it to MOS, this is a notch better IMO.

You should try to listen to Alan Silvestri's score on The Croods. A rather good score for an animation feature.
I just listened to Djawadi's score on Pacific Rim and i'm surprised i find it okay and to compare it to MOS, this is a notch better IMO.

That.....is not saying a lot. I waited on Man of Steel to see the film. I have seen the film. The score does it a tremendous disservice. It is an unmitigated disaster, an abomination. I found it too distracting in the quieter scenes. It was inappropriate to the film in almost any measurable way I can imagine. The person I saw it with agreed the music was distracting and aweful. The movie: great. But the score: abysmal. If Pacific Rim is only a "notch" better, then I weep for the filmgoers....

That.....is not saying a lot. I waited on Man of Steel to see the film. I have seen the film. The score does it a tremendous disservice. It is an unmitigated disaster, an abomination. I found it too distracting in the quieter scenes. It was inappropriate to the film in almost any measurable way I can imagine. The person I saw it with agreed the music was distracting and aweful. The movie: great. But the score: abysmal. If Pacific Rim is only a "notch" better, then I weep for the filmgoers....
Well the thing is, i opted to go the kinder way of saying it to avoid breaking the hearts of Zimmer fans but since you just wrote what i would have said as i would agree. then...I'll just echo your statement and give my thumbs up! Btw I would prefer Djawadi over the current Zimmer scores anytime of the day!

I know, many, many people like this score. I am curious how many have heard it in film. I felt it did not match the mood of scenes at all. But, I will say again that it is just MY impression. I posted in a Man of Steel thread too. I am not watering down my opinion, I see no reason to.

But I am wondering if we started a sort of score review thread, would we use that? To talk about how things worked in film and such. A critique thread?

I too like this score in a light heart-funky mood way! I haven't seen the film yet so there's still a room left to either love it more or like it less...


But I am wondering if we started a sort of score review thread, would we use that? To talk about how things worked in film and such. A critique thread?

That sounds like a great idea. Why not?, after all it's about film scores and we are a community of film score adoring fans.

But I am wondering if we started a sort of score review thread, would we use that? To talk about how things worked in film and such. A critique thread?

Could be interesting. But I wouldn't want to see biased laden gimmicks like polls or arbitrary rating schemes weight the proceedings.

Could be interesting. But I wouldn't want to see biased laden gimmicks like polls or arbitrary rating schemes weight the proceedings.

I never do polls or gimmicks. I do state my opinion bluntly, but I expect all would do so.

You should try to listen to Alan Silvestri's score on The Croods. A rather good score for an animation feature.
I just listened to Djawadi's score on Pacific Rim and i'm surprised i find it okay and to compare it to MOS, this is a notch better IMO.

The Croods is indeed quite lovely. Would be better if he didn't use sample percussion that sounds really fake but what can you do. I would also suggest Epic and OZ by Danny Elfman and 42 by Mark Isahm. 42 is still my favorite score of the year.

I'm enjoying it the more I listen to it, honestly. It's certainly "softer" than Zimmer's "Man of Steel" (which my ears are thankful for) or maybe that's just sound quality I'm noticing. The reoccurring "Pacific Rim" theme trickled out between tracks, I think, is nicely utilized to some extent (particularly in "Cancelling the Apocalypse") however, I think the Kaiju theme gets the shaft in any action-based track that doesn't explicitly describe Kaiju related events ("Category 5" / "Double Event"). Either that, or I'm assuming the every track with a choirs are associated with the Russian Jaeger pilots and I doubt they'll be in the film that long.

Gracias. And count me as another support of Djawadi's Iron Man score. I haven't heard the third one, but preferred the first to the second.

Currently listening to the Google Music version until the FLAC release hits. I think the music is decent, but the tone is completely wrong. AFAIK, Pacific Rim isn't supposed to be an action comedy.

Yeah, the tone of this score is so opposite of a action-comedy.

Thanks...but this one is a total snoozer. I didn't even realize the soundtrack had been on

thx

Thank you very much.

Thanks...but this one is a total snoozer. I didn't even realize the soundtrack had been on

Demand your money back.

Thanks for share~~

So I've gone to the movie twice, and I am fairly confident that this is the chronological order of he soundtrack.


1. Pacific Rim
2. Jaeger Tech
3. Gipsy Danger
4. "To Fight Monsters, We Created Monsters"
5. "2500 Tons of Awesome"
6. Canceling the Apocalypse
7. "Call Me Newt"
8. The Shatterdome
9. Physical Compatibility
10. Mako
11. Kaiju Groupie
12. "Just a Memory"
13. "Better Than New"
14. "We Need a New Weapon"
15. Pentecost
16. Hannibal Chau
17. "We Are The Resistance"
18. Double Event
19. Striker Eureka
20. "No Pulse"
21. "Go Big or Go Extinct"
22. "For My Family!"
23. Deep Beneath the Pacific
24. Category 5
25. The Breach

Absolutely loved the movie. Thanks for the upload.

Looking at the tracklist above me, just going off the track titles it seems out of order. Unless some of the titles are just completely wrong.

Thanks for the movie order!

Absolutely loved the movie. Thanks for the upload.

Looking at the tracklist above me, just going off the track titles it seems out of order. Unless some of the titles are just completely wrong.

Titles are not relevant to what they portray. I am fairly certain "We Need a New Weapon" was the second portion of the Mako as a child scene.

Pacific Rim - Ramin Djawadi (OST) (2013)



Pacific Rim
Miusic by: Ramin Djawadi
Released: 2013
Format: MP3 320kbps
Size: 133 MB



Tracklista


01. Pacific Rim [04:53]
02. Gipsy Danger [03:18]
03. Canceling the Apocalypse [03:37]
04. Just a Memory [02:07]
05. 2500 Tons of Awesome [01:05]
06. The Shatterdome [02:30]
07. Mako [04:23]
08. Call Me Newt [01:42]
09. Jaeger Tech [01:58]
10. To Fight Monsters, We Created Monsters [02:03]
11. Better Than New [01:42]
12. We Are the Resistance [01:50]
13. Double Event [02:27]
14. Striker Eureka [01:55]
15. Physical Compatibility [02:31]
16. Category 5 [02:15]
17. Pentecost [02:11]
18. Go Big or Go Extinct [02:24]
19. Hannibal Chau [01:33]
20. For My Family [01:58]
21. No Pulse [00:58]
22. Kaiju Groupie [01:15]
23. Deep Beneath the Pacific [01:56]
24. The Breach [03:14]
25. We Need a New Weapon [01:40]


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Enjoy and Please Say Thanks :)



Thank you very much. Shame that the end titles song is nowhere to be found.

Thanks! :)

I really hope there's a complete version of this score released at some point.


Titles are not relevant to what they portray. I am fairly certain "We Need a New Weapon" was the second portion of the Mako as a child scene.

Uh-uh. "We Need a New Weapon" (end of the beginning of the Film)
"Just a Memory" (Young Mako)

Good Track order (sure at 90%)

01. To Fight Monsters, We Created Monsters [02:03]
02. Pacific Rim [04:53]
03. Jaeger Tech [01:58]
04. Gipsy Danger [03:18]
05. We Need a New Weapon [01:40]
06. Pentecost [02:11]
07. Kaiju Groupie [01:15]
08. The Shatterdome [02:30]
09. Better Than New [01:42]
10. Physical Compatibility [02:31]
11. Call Me Newt [01:42]
12. Just a Memory [02:07]
13. Hannibal Chau [01:33]
14. Mako [04:23]
15. We Are the Resistance [01:50]
16. Double Event [02:27]
17. Striker Eureka [01:55]
18. 2500 Tons of Awesome [01:05]
19. Canceling the Apocalypse [03:37]
20. Go Big or Go Extinct [02:24]
21. Deep Beneath the Pacific [01:56]
22. Category 5 [02:15]
23. The Breach [03:14]
24. For My Family [01:58]
25. No Pulse [00:58]

nice!

thanks for this. I am no fan of Ramin. I first heard him Prison Break, and I did like his style there. But since I see everyone giving good points to this soundtrack, I am curious to listen it. Also, it is one of the movies I wanted to see in the cinema. I was not in time... so... let us see if the music tell me some story.
I know... the tracks are not really following the way they appear in the movie. I might make a different movie i my mind. :p

I really like the slow build up cue they used in "To Fight Monsters, We Created Monsters" during the initial term definition ("Kaiju" / "Jeager") and narration of the prologue. Why wasn't that included in the official release :/

thanks

I really like the slow build up cue they used in "To Fight Monsters, We Created Monsters" during the initial term definition ("Kaiju" / "Jeager") and narration of the prologue. Why wasn't that included in the official release :/

I feel the same. I'm really hoping that an expanded or complete score might show up online.

thanks!

MIRROR: 08/05/2013
Link 320kbps: Pacific-Rim-Soundtrack~Prowler~.rar | Uloz.to (http://ulozto.net/xmcjPycE/pacific-rim-soundtrack-prowler-rar)

Thank you

Just saw the movie... thanks for the score.

ATLANTIC RIM trailer - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVpQmZmKNmo) Atlantic Rim anyone? xD

Atlantic Rim is idiotic movie (just like American Battleship or Battle of Los Angeles, it is basically a plagiarization of a blockbuster movie of a similar title). And i think that those three people that gave it 10 on imdb ought to be arrested for crimes against humanity!

Thank you very much. Shame that the end titles song is nowhere to be found.

If I'm not mistaken the end titles is taken from track 1 Pacific Rim, unless your talking about the second credits track, Drift by Blake Perlman and RZA... which is now available on the soundtrack via iTunes, https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/drift-feat.-rza/id677310031?i=677310383

Thank you for this one!

Obrigado !!!

Thanks Sunderella! :)

thank you so much!

can I ask for a re-upload?

Thanks!

thanks for the re-up :)

Muchas gracias!

Thank you!

Thank you for this...

Can someone post the Drift track by RZA?

Thank you!!!!

thanks!

I too enjoyed djwadi's work on iron man and Pacific rim (although Pacific rim is better imo)