Tracklist:


1. Dream Of The Crash (3:55)
2. Cornfield Chase (2:06)
3. Dust (5:41)
4. Day One (3:19)
5. Stay (6:52)
6. Message From Home (1:40)
7. The Wormhole (1:30)
8. Mountains (3:39)
9. Afraid Of Time (2:32)
10. A Place Among The Stars (3:27)
11. Running Out (1:57)
12. I'm Going Home (5:48)
13. Coward (8:26)
14. Detach (6:42)
15. S.T.A.Y. (6:23)
16. Where We're Going (7:41)

Link FLAC:

https://mega.co.nz/#!mdVSxDZT!6k_isSEu9-njwa70D-DIASJt06wWBJ583A5XaSX1Ytc

well you just made my day! :D thank you very much!!!

FINALLY!

Totally. Awesome!

ahhhhhhhhhhhh :D
thank you!!!!!!!!!! my hero :)

Cannot thank you enough. Thanks a lot !

FUCK. YES.

Thank you :')

THANK YOUUUUUUUUUUUU !!! :-)

Thanks for this and for posting it in FLAC!

DREAMING OF THE SCORE

A GARGANTUAN THANKS!!!!!!!!

Epic post. Thanks a lot.

sweeeeeeeeeeeet

Many, many thanks !!! ;)

Thanks for posting this.

Ohhh. Great!!!!
Thank you so much, RedDevil1138!!!
I appreciate your direct link!!! :)

download faster
damn you my crappy computer

http://www.reactiongifs.com/r/mog1.gif
This. Is. GREAT!!!
You will be known and remembered, man! Thank you so freakin much!
Gonna tell about you to my grand-children!

Getting an error dammit...works with JDownloader tho :D

Thanks for sharing, but i'm getting errors too :(

Edit: Yey, it worked.

thanks : weall earned like + rep added :)

I keep getting errors as well. It keeps retrying to download and I dunno why but hey! It will eventually work.

Thanks very much!

Thank you, but download not starting ?

Fantastic, thanks!

Thank you very much.

Christmas is here...

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Tracklist:


1. Dream Of The Crash (3:55)
2. Cornfield Chase (2:06)
3. Dust (5:41)
4. Day One (3:19)
5. Stay (6:52)
6. Message From Home (1:40)
7. The Wormhole (1:30)
8. Mountains (3:39)
9. Afraid Of Time (2:32)
10. A Place Among The Stars (3:27)
11. Running Out (1:57)
12. I'm Going Home (5:48)
13. Coward (8:26)
14. Detach (6:42)
15. S.T.A.Y. (6:23)
16. Where We're Going (7:41)

Link FLAC:

https://mega.co.nz/#!mdVSxDZT!6k_isSEu9-njwa70D-DIASJt06wWBJ583A5XaSX1Ytc

I tip my hat off to you. Thank you for sharing the FLAC version of Interstellar... another masterpiece from the Oscar winning composer... Hans Zimmer.

Thank you very much !

I can't wait to get the Illuminated Star Projection set of this score!

Awesome

DAY MADE. Thank you sir

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A great day has been made. Thank you!

I have only listened to some tracks, but all I can say is: SIMPLY AMAZING! Firstly I loved the movie and if I just hear a few seconds of a track like cornfield chase or stay..., I get chills and memories form the movie! This must be one of zimmer's best scores ever and I say that with having liked his latest work including mos...

Many Thanks!

...thank you for the flac version !!!

Thank you so much for this your awesome!!!

Thank You!

Scott

holy fuck

Thank you, finally! I've seen the movie twice already!

Huge thanks man. Wasnt expecting this for a few days. Weekend made!!

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMGGGGGGGGGGGG GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
THANKS!!!!!!

Thank you very much RedDevil1138! :)

Wasn't expecting this for a few days either...so thank you very much!

Thank you very much for this share! :)

Thanks!!

Thank you very much.

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMGGGGGGGGGGGG GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
THANKS!!!!!!

Hmm lots of O's, M's and G's. Is this the equation in which to save earth?

smashing! thanks for the awesome share. I need to see this movie!

Wow. Man. I'm speechless right now, RedDevil1138. You are a legend. Almost as legendary as Hans Zimmer. Thank you so so much for this, and for getting it uploaded here ASAP. You're the man. This literally made my weekend. You are one hell of a person.

thank you!!!!!!!

Thank you so much !

Thanks bro you made my day

Thanks so much :))

You are the MANTIS. Thanks heaps, man.

All i need now is the deluxe edition thanks :)

Superb man... you made my day....
I have already paid to Christopher Nolan and Hans Zimmer by watching Interstellar 3 times :)
If you say..I will watch it again :)

GREAT!!!! Thanks a lot

Thanks ;) good Friday

A 28 tracks "Illuminated Star Projection Edition" will be released in December....

here the tracklisting for the 23 tracks version

1. Dreaming of the Crash (3:55)
2. Cornfield Chase (2:06)
3. Dust (5:41)
4. Day One (3:19)
5. Stay (6:52)
6. Message From Home (1:40)
7. The Wormhole (1:30)
8. Mountains (3:39)
9. Afraid of Time (2:32)
10. A Place Among the Stars (3:27).
11. Running Out (1:57)
12. I’m Going Home (5:48)
13. Coward (8:26)
14. Detach (6:42)
15. S.T.A.Y. (6:23)
16. Where We’re Going (7:41)
17. First Step (1:47)
18. Flying Drone (1:53)
19. Atmospheric Entry (1:40)
20. No Need To Come Back (4:32)
21. Imperfect Lock (6:54)
22. What Happens Now? (2:26)
23. Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night – Various Artists (1:39)

A 28 tracks "Illuminated Star Projection Edition" will be released in December....

here the tracklisting for the 23 tracks version

1. Dreaming of the Crash (3:55)
2. Cornfield Chase (2:06)
3. Dust (5:41)
4. Day One (3:19)
5. Stay (6:52)
6. Message From Home (1:40)
7. The Wormhole (1:30)
8. Mountains (3:39)
9. Afraid of Time (2:32)
10. A Place Among the Stars (3:27).
11. Running Out (1:57)
12. I’m Going Home (5:48)
13. Coward (8:26)
14. Detach (6:42)
15. S.T.A.Y. (6:23)
16. Where We’re Going (7:41)
17. First Step (1:47)
18. Flying Drone (1:53)
19. Atmospheric Entry (1:40)
20. No Need To Come Back (4:32)
21. Imperfect Lock (6:54)
22. What Happens Now? (2:26)
23. Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night – Various Artists (1:39)

A code for the digital download for the star projection deluxe will be emailed on November 18th.... as well as the code for Z+

Thanks a lot.

as well as the code for Z+

Z+......

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thanks!!

Is the song from the docking scene on here??

Unfortunately no...

So disappointed!

Not yet
they left that for the later releases it appears
clever bastards

Is the song from the docking scene on here??

Unfortunately no...

So disappointed!

Thanks. I can now peacefully wait for my special edition version.

I will wait too although not happily! That track is so good!

Beyond amazing!!! Thank you so much

I will wait too although not happily! That track is so good!

Day One Dark could tide you over in the mean time
<.<

oh and this album of course

Many thanks for this outstanding share, especially in lossless format. It's very much appreciated!

Thanks a bunch!

seen the movie twice.....

Thank You Soo Much

Now can�t wait to listen The Illuminated Star Projection Edition

Jesus I wish it was Spielberg and Williams that had made Interstellar....

Thanks for the upload.... I had to listen to it out of Curiosity ..... meh same ole Zimmer ;(

YEAHHHHH !!! thanks mate !

Fantastic. MAny tancks

this is so great
many thanks

Awesome score! Thanks a lot :D

Did you jump into time to get this?

Thank you!

Did you jump into time to get this?

Acme's Portable Wormhole Generator. Be the first kid on your block to open a portal in time and space. Approved by Wil E. Coyote, ESQ and Supergenius.

Thank You! I Love That It's In FLAC, But I Don't Have The Correct Cord To Post This To My iPod.

Nice! Thank you! :)

Thanks for sharing!

are any of these tracks the score for the credits? i missed them due to there being a q and a when i saw the movie

I and a few friends have some shitty recordings from our iPhones, I think that's it :(

Shame this doesn't have the docking sequence track. But there's definitely a lot of beautiful stuff on here. Good things will come.

Thank you very much for sharing this. I was hoping I could get a copy of this before next week.

Excellent excellent excellent, thank you RedDevil. :D

I'm interested in seeing the film but Holy Shit, once again the Zimmer hyperbole train has taken off, this time into the stratosphere!

I hear it's a great score for the film. Guess I'll find out if the hyperbole is justified.

Thank you share!

I'm interested in seeing the film but Holy Shit, once again the Zimmer hyperbole train has taken off, this time into the stratosphere!

I hear it's a great score for the film. Guess I'll find out if the hyperbole is justified.

haha The film is excellent and well worth seeing. The score worked great in the film, and I cannot wait to listen to it solo. :D

thank you so much!!!!!

Thank you so much! This soundtrack kicks a whole 'lotta ass!

Thanks for the share.

Question I always ask with a Zimmer score: Is there once again much action music missing from the movie (since I have no interest seeing the movie in the cinema)?

So far my most favorite track is Day One Dark since it features some action music. And it was once again only a 'bonus track' :)

Thank you very much! I loved the score to the film, one of Zimmer's best works.

[doffs hat]

Thank you very much for sharing!

thx for your contribution ^O^

This needs a reup. Mega link is currently not working and throwing "temp error retrying" on for a lot of people.

Big thanks! wait for DE.

thank you

This needs a reup. Mega link is currently not working and throwing "temp error retrying" on for a lot of people.

Worked fine for me. But for anyone having issues:

http://mir.cr/0VDYKM4O

All thanks to the original poster.

Mega worked okay for me about a half hour or so ago. Thank you for this!

Thank you so very much

Thanks!

Thank you so much! You must have stolen this from the tesseract.

Incidently, @ JHfan, you will like this score cause the there are familiar sounds in the synth atmospheres that you find many times in Horner scores...Hans has definitely gone to the next evolution...

Thank you so much! You must have stolen this from the tesseract.

Incidently, @ JHfan, you will like this score cause the there are familiar sounds in the synth atmospheres that you find many times in Horner scores...Hans has definitely gone to the next evolution...

I'm converting it to ALAC for my iPod. I hear it's organ-based. That should be interesting. Hope it's not too far into a religious sound though.

Interesting article:

http://www.billboard.com/articles/business/6319718/interstellar-movie-bad-sound-mix-music-hans-zimmer

This is PRECISELY the problem I had with INCEPTION. Loved the film...when I could hear what people were saying! The score was so loud it took me out of it because it drowned out everything else.

Even THE DARK KNIGHT RISES had this issue depending on the type of theater the film was presented in. On Blu-ray it was not an issue at all.

Looks like this is an across-the-board issue this time.

Unfortunately no...

So disappointed!

Isn't the music from the docking scene in the "Coward" song of this CD? Or maybe I'm confusing things.

I'm converting it to ALAC for my iPod. I hear it's organ-based. That should be interesting. Hope it's not too far into a religious sound though.

Interesting article:

Why 'Interstellar' Sound Issues Have Ignited a Hollywood Uproar | Billboard (http://www.billboard.com/articles/business/6319718/interstellar-movie-bad-sound-mix-music-hans-zimmer)

This is PRECISELY the problem I had with INCEPTION. Loved the film...when I could hear what people were saying! The score was so loud it took me out of it because it drowned out everything else.

Even THE DARK KNIGHT RISES had this issue depending on the type of theater the film was presented in. On Blu-ray it was not an issue at all.

Looks like this is an across-the-board issue this time.

I did not have any trouble hearing dialogue in Inception or TDKR. However, it is a big problem in Interstellar. I had to come home and google some stuff because I missed out on why some stuff was happening. Very unfortunate.

I did not have any trouble hearing dialogue in Inception or TDKR. However, it is a big problem in Interstellar. I had to come home and google some stuff because I missed out on why some stuff was happening. Very unfortunate.

That article is just one of many. It's now a very common complaint and one possible reason the film isn't doing as well as predicted.

In theaters, INCEPTION was a visual stunner, and an auditory assault I could not stand. It was better when viewing at home because at least I could control the levels.

yeah i hate how in like 2001: a space odyssey the music takes you totally out of the movie. man hate that. must be a problem with the mixing. totally no way that it could have anything whatsoever to do with what the filmmaker was intending. man, that nolan needs more money so he can hire people who know what they're doing. glad someone brought this up. man that guy doesn't have a clue what he's doing does he. man oh man oh man. maybe zimmer needs more experience so he can know how 2 makes muzics more betterly.

I nor anyone I know had any sound issues when viewing interstellar. Get the fuck over it.

Dreams really do come true.

Thank you!!!

Thank you for sharing.

Forgot to say thanks for posting this!! I was definitely not expecting this today.

I have no problem with the sound because I have subtitle :D

I nor anyone I know had any sound issues when viewing interstellar. Get the fuck over it.

There's nothing for ME to get the fuck over. I've not even seen it yet.

For those wondering, a couple of key cues are missing from this standard release. Obviously they are, since the film is close to three hours while this release is a little more than an hour and ten minutes, but these missing cues are, some of them, highlights from the score.

Most prominently missing are *both* docking scenes (Cooper's), and all the really great stuff from the sequence in the tesseract (from when he realizes what it is to when he ends up outside it, near Saturn). I suspect these pieces are being saved for the special editions. I hope the special edition releasing on 18th has it, and they haven't saved up the good stuff for the later release instead.

Some subtle sound effects (wind and such) have been tracked in to some of the quieter tracks (to compensate for less musical density, or add to the ambiance?), and in some cases those sound effects are continuous from one track's ending to the beginning of the next one, so the tracks in a rearranged playlist (or one with later released cues inserted in there) may not flow into each other as well as they could. The sound effects are not that bad or too distracting, but worth noting.

There is one very good presentation choice on this release, however, that Zimmer has not otherwise taken recently with his newer albums; all the cues are in chronological order (to my understanding, at least). I mention this so you can better understand what cue goes with which scene. The titles are actually relevant to the scenes from the film, unlike "The Dark Knight"'s score, whose titles were misleading.

Though this set is missing important moments, it is still an excellent listening experience on album. And for those lamenting that their favorite musical moments were not included, there is similar stuff to those pieces in this presentation for now. And you guys can find "Day One Dark," which is similar to the second docking scene.

Despite my seemingly nitpicky observations, I think this score and this release are surprisingly satisfying. The cues feel like parts of a cohesive whole. It's great.

Thanks

For those wondering, a couple of key cues are missing from this standard release. Obviously they are, since the film is close to three hours while this release is a little more than an hour and ten minutes, but these missing cues are, some of them, highlights from the score.

Most prominently missing are *both* docking scenes (Cooper's), and all the really great stuff from the sequence in the tesseract (from when he realizes what it is to when he ends up outside it, near Saturm). I suspect these pieces are being saved for the special editions. I hope the special edition releasing on 18th has it, and they haven't save up the good stuff for the later release instead.

Some subtle sound effects (wind and such) have been tracking into some of the quieter tracks (to compensate for less musical density, or add to the ambiance?), and in some cases those sound effects are continuous from one track's ending to the beginning of the next one, so the tracks in a rearranged playlist (or one with later released cues inserted in there) may not flow into each other as well as they could. The sound effects are not that bad or too distracting, but worth noting.

There is one very good presentation choice on this release, however, that Zimmer has not otherwise taken recently with his recent albums; all the cues are in chronological order (to my understanding, at least). I mention this so you can better understand what cue goes with which scene. The titles are actually relevant to the scenes from the film, unlike "The Dark Knight"'s score, whose titles were misleading.

Though this set is missing important moments, it is still an excellent listening experience on album. And for those lamenting that their favorite musical moments were not included, there is similar stuff to those pieces in this presentation for now. And you guys can find "Day One Dark," which similar to the seconding docking scene.

Despite my seemingly nitpicky observations, I think this score and this release are surprisingly satisfying. The cues feel like parts of a cohesive whole. It's great.

You'll more than likely find more music from the digital deluxe and the illuminated star projection pack.

You'll more than likely find more music from the digital deluxe and the illuminated star projection pack.

Of course. I'm just hoping those key moments I mentioned are on the Digital Deluxe, releasing on 18th, an not saved for the Illuminated Star Projection Pack which comes later.

I'm surprised it took 73 posts for the first "blah Zimmer yucky" comment to show up. You crummudgons are getting slow! Anyway, thanks so much for the fantastic share!

edit:

Through page five and honestly surprised that there's only one negative comment (regarding Zimmer' work). Just wait... By tomorrow night I'm betting they'll show up - they just can't seem to help themselves, hahaha.

I nor anyone I know had any sound issues when viewing interstellar. Get the fuck over it.

The IMAX screening was unbearable, with bass frequencies and music levels drowning out the dialog. Saw it again in 70mm and the sound was perfect.

related tweets (http://www.slashfilm.com/interstellar-sound-issues/)

That article is just one of many. It's now a very common complaint and one possible reason the film isn't doing as well as predicted.

In theaters, INCEPTION was a visual stunner, and an auditory assault I could not stand. It was better when viewing at home because at least I could control the levels.

This is why I almost never go to the theaters anymore. Even if the mixing is done well, the movies are so damned loud. They often give me headaches, and the coming attractions are the worst of all. I'm surprised any of the younger movie going crowd has any hearing left.

I justified getting a nice big hi-def TV, a Blu-ray player and nice stereo by using the money I save not going to movies. Adds up quick, especially with ticket prices these days!

I think the sound mixing issues depend on what theater you see the movie in, as multiplexes seem to be run by idiots nowadays. During the screening I went too, a bit of the frame was cut off, because the idiot running the projector apparently didn't know how to center the image on the screen. IIRC, the same thing happened to me with "Days of Future Past" earlier this year. The sound wasn't too loud or overpowering, though.

D: THANKS!

Thanks for the share, MEGA link working fine for me.

Well, with the s.e. and bonus cue lumped onto this release there is already over 90 minutes of score. I would imagine the 5 extra tracks on the deluxe edition might give us another 20 minutes or so worth. Assuming they aren't demos or something. And even though the movie was about 170 minutes, I think there were easily 30 minutes of the movie that had no music. If not, more...

For me the music wasn't the problem of drowning out dialog, it was the sound effects and bass in some scenes. Other than that small thing, I understood most, if not all the dialog spoken.

Does anyone know if the deluxe editions come with the end credits cue?

The movie had about 115/120 minutes of music
but the final release might simply hold Suites instead of further missing material

also it feels like some tracks were reused in the movie itself (The first docking sequence sounds a lot like Wormhole)

Thanks a lot!

Thank you! :)

Thanks..��

Thank you very very much!!! Amazing score (and film!)!!!! :D

Thanks!

The IMAX screening was unbearable, with bass frequencies and music levels drowning out the dialog. Saw it again in 70mm and the sound was perfect.

related tweets (http://www.slashfilm.com/interstellar-sound-issues/)

Same here. Saw it on IMAX, none of the dialogue was clear. The bass was so high my seat was shaking all the time, even when there was no loud sound effects. It was horrible, sound wise. If I see it again, I'll see a regular screening.

THANKS!!

For those wondering, a couple of key cues are missing from this standard release. Obviously they are, since the film is close to three hours while this release is a little more than an hour and ten minutes, but these missing cues are, some of them, highlights from the score.

Most prominently missing are *both* docking scenes (Cooper's), and all the really great stuff from the sequence in the tesseract (from when he realizes what it is to when he ends up outside it, near Saturm). I suspect these pieces are being saved for the special editions. I hope the special edition releasing on 18th has it, and they haven't save up the good stuff for the later release instead.

Some subtle sound effects (wind and such) have been tracking into some of the quieter tracks (to compensate for less musical density, or add to the ambiance?), and in some cases those sound effects are continuous from one track's ending to the beginning of the next one, so the tracks in a rearranged playlist (or one with later released cues inserted in there) may not flow into each other as well as they could. The sound effects are not that bad or too distracting, but worth noting.

There is one very good presentation choice on this release, however, that Zimmer has not otherwise taken recently with his recent albums; all the cues are in chronological order (to my understanding, at least). I mention this so you can better understand what cue goes with which scene. The titles are actually relevant to the scenes from the film, unlike "The Dark Knight"'s score, whose titles were misleading.

Though this set is missing important moments, it is still an excellent listening experience on album. And for those lamenting that their favorite musical moments were not included, there is similar stuff to those pieces in this presentation for now. And you guys can find "Day One Dark," which similar to the seconding docking scene.

Despite my seemingly nitpicky observations, I think this score and this release are surprisingly satisfying. The cues feel like parts of a cohesive whole. It's great.

I think the second docking scene is included in the bonus track "Day One Dark" - at least it's in the second half of that track, it seems to be a suite that starts with music from inside the tesseract and then goes onto the docking, which Zimmer likes (annoyingly) to do with a lot of his releases, and mix two or more pieces into a single suite - it sounds like it from memory. If right the second half of it should chronologically go before detach. The first half I believe should come after "Detach" and before "S.T.A.Y.". The other released promo track "Destiny" i believe to be when Cooper is watching the messages, if right i think it would come after "Afraid of time".

Thanks! Gracias! Danke! Thanks for sharing!

So...where are the other seven tracks listed in Hans Zimmer's website?

Thanks!

Masterpiece, thanks RedDevil1138

Stellar stuff! Thank you! :D

thanks

thank you very much

wow, great! thx

As much as I am grateful for the opportunity to listen to this much discussed score, I found it lacking. I enjoy Zimmer's work. I suffered abuse on this site for my appreciation for M O S. However this music is just sonic wall paper with the occasional use of an organ that never grabs me. As always, it may suit the film just fine, which I have not seen. But as a soundtrack extravaganza, a sonic adventure, an exploration of the organ as a solo instrument this is a dud. I recommend my thread on Keith Jarret's Hymns Spheres for an organ exploration and of course there remains Bernard Herrmann's use of the instrument in Obsession.

Excellent. Thanks a lot.

I'm interested in seeing the film but Holy Shit, once again the Zimmer hyperbole train has taken off, this time into the stratosphere!

I hear it's a great score for the film. Guess I'll find out if the hyperbole is justified.

It wouldn�t be the Shrine if there wasn�t any Zimmer hyperbole ;)

Thanks

As much as I am grateful for the opportunity to listen to this much discussed score, I found it lacking. I enjoy Zimmer's work. I suffered abuse on this site for my appreciation for M O S. However this music is just sonic wall paper with the occasional use of an organ that never grabs me. As always, it may suit the film just fine, which I have not seen. But as a soundtrack extravaganza, a sonic adventure, an exploration of the organ as a solo instrument this is a dud. I recommend my thread on Keith Jarret's Hymns Spheres for an organ exploration and of course there remains Bernard Herrmann's use of the instrument in Obsession.


As someone who absolutely detests and I mean DETEST Zimmers music and this Interstellar is absolute Garbage imo, Zimmers The Amazing Spider-Man 2 score is simply the best he�s ever done..... esp listening to it in Chronological Order put still not a patch on Horners effort ;)

Cheers

Gracias����

If you have not seen the film yet, I would recommend doing so. Much of my appreciation for this score came after viewing the film where I could better connect with the intention of the music, I didn't think much of it before seeing the film when the only two tracks I had heard were the trailer and 'Day One Dark'.

I think the second docking scene is included in the bonus track "Day One Dark" - at least it's in the second half of that track, it seems to be a suite that starts with music from inside the tesseract and then goes onto the docking, which Zimmer likes (annoyingly) to do with a lot of his releases, and mix two or more pieces into a single suite - it sounds like it from memory. If right the second half of it should chronologically go before detach. The first half I believe should come after "Detach" and before "S.T.A.Y.". The other released promo track "Destiny" i believe to be when Cooper is watching the messages, if right i think it would come after "Afraid of time".

actually its sometimes the other way around
Zimmer makes suites and then he and his people develop their own themes from there
Day One Dark could have existed before the 2nd docking cue was made, the first half uses music that was in multiple other scenes too.

and "destiny"? Isnt that just trailer music?

As much as I am grateful for the opportunity to listen to this much discussed score, I found it lacking. I enjoy Zimmer's work. I suffered abuse on this site for my appreciation for M O S. However this music is just sonic wall paper with the occasional use of an organ that never grabs me. As always, it may suit the film just fine, which I have not seen. But as a soundtrack extravaganza, a sonic adventure, an exploration of the organ as a solo instrument this is a dud. I recommend my thread on Keith Jarret's Hymns Spheres for an organ exploration and of course there remains Bernard Herrmann's use of the instrument in Obsession.


It's not really meant to be an exploration of the organ as a solo instrument though, is it? But the degree to which it has generated widespread interest in the instrument is wonderful, and it is a wonderful score.

Incidentally, I must disclose that I didn't particularly enjoy Mr. Jarret's improvisations. I understand that he is a pianist, and it certainly shows: he utilizes the pedals of the instrument sparsely if at all (unless the very tinny sound quality masks their effect), which rather castrates the sound, removing a key characteristic of the instrument's capabilities. Musically interesting, but not exactly a tour de force showcasing of the pipe organ, either.

As in your thread, I recommend Paul Halley's Nightwatch as a "gateway drug" for anyone looking to become familiar with the pipe organ in a not-so-strictly "classical" context.

thanks for the share.

Thank you SO MUCH!!!

It's here! :O

Thanks.

Another hand raised for "dialogue got drowned out".

Also, though I know Nolan loves his celluloid, seeing this in 35mm was a big mistake. Projectionists sucked at sharp focus even when celluloid was all there was. Now that many of them have never known anything but digital, expecting them to project this well was a fool's errand.

Maybe the IMAX projectionists are better. But I wouldn't gamble the price of an IMAX ticket to find out. Digital for me, thanks.

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Thank you so much for this OST in flac !!! Especially with the mega link :)
Good job !

Thank you very much!

Thank you!

Another hand raised for "dialogue got drowned out".

Also, though I know Nolan loves his celluloid, seeing this in 35mm was a big mistake. Projectionists sucked at sharp focus even when celluloid was all there was. Now that many of them have never known anything but digital, expecting them to project this well was a fool's errand.

Maybe the IMAX projectionists are better. But I wouldn't gamble the price of an IMAX ticket to find out. Digital for me, thanks.

I imagine the genuine IMAX theaters (not the LIEMAX ones at multiplexes) employ experienced projectionists who actually know their craft.

I tip my hat off to you. Thank you for sharing the FLAC version of Interstellar... another masterpiece from the Oscar winning composer... Hans Zimmer.
Yes, definitely. I too thank you for your generosity.

Thanks very much!

Great quality!

Many thanks!

I'm not the biggest fan of Zimmer's music, but I have to admit that I'm really curious about this one.
Everything else would be a lie.

Thanks a lot for sharing this!

I loved these soundtrack while watching the movie.
I think that I'll buy the CD or maybe also the Deluxe Edition, it's a work like this that needs (and has) to be supported!

Thank you very much!

thx

Thanks :)

Thanks!!

Thanks!

A good film score can stand on its own. Seeing that Zimmer fashions his CDs to be something rather than different from the music he uses in the film he certainly could have gone to town with the concept. But this music does hold up to Jarrett's sounds or even the classics played by E. Power Biggs. There's just nothing HERE.

Just my opinion. Not important to those who do find joy in this music. Just wish I did.

Fuck Yeah.... Thanks

Thank you!

THANK YOU!

Thank you! Much appreciated!!

Thanks for sharing this, enjoyed the step outside of the comfort zone for Zimmer.

Awesome! Thanks!!!

Thank you!!

Looking forward to the "Digital Deluxe" 23 track version and the "Illuminated Star Projection" 28 Track 2 Disc Version.

Soundtrack Details For Hans Zimmer's 'Interstellar' Revea | The Playlist (http://blogs.indiewire.com/theplaylist/soundtrack-details-for-hans-zimmers-interstellar-revealed-20141028)

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You're the first person I've EVER heard to reference E Power Biggs! I have the vinyl LP of the Toccata And Fuge in D Minor by him, and it's the best recoding EVER of that piece by Bach in centuries. That said,I must politely but STRONGLY disagree with you about this score.In a career FILLED with standout scores,THIS one stands out among the standouts.Respects...[COLOR="Silver"]

Thank you for another Zimmer score.

Thank you so much! Wonderful score that should at least get an Oscar nomination, if not the win!

Hurry up the 18th so that the 22 track version can be released!

Awesome! Thank you! :D

Thank you!

This is an amazing soundtrack. Thank you so much :)

RedDevil1138 you are the man!

Hmm lots of O's, M's and G's. Is this the equation in which to save earth?

Either that or the equation to locating alien life in the universe. (Or maybe Darkseid's infamous Anti-Life equation?)

Saw Interstellar and it's going in my personal Top Ten for 2014. Now to see it in IMAX.

I'm sure many people will do this,but as soon as I get all three versions of this score,I'll be posting them on here for everyone.NO rars.NO passwords.NO making people beg me for a link to make me feel powerful.Not that I want to deprive Mr. Zimmer of any money due him (God knows he's the only artist who I DO spend money on...well, he and TSO) but I know that there are so many out there that have so little money these days (I'm one of them) and just cant afford to buy music.Take care everyone,and Merry Christmas.

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There's a 23 and a 28 track version coming.

Soundtrack Details For Hans Zimmer's 'Interstellar' Revea | The Playlist (http://blogs.indiewire.com/theplaylist/soundtrack-details-for-hans-zimmers-interstellar-revealed-20141028)

Thanks!!

I'm sure many people will do this,but as soon as I get all three versions of this score,I'll be posting them on here for everyone.NO rars.NO passwords.NO making people beg me for a link to make me feel powerful.Not that I want to deprive Mr. Zimmer of any money due him (God knows he's the only artist who I DO spend money on...well, he and TSO) but I know that there are so many out there that have so little money these days (I'm one of them) and just cant afford to buy music.Take care everyone,and Merry Christmas.

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There's a 23 and a 28 track version coming.

Soundtrack Details For Hans Zimmer's 'Interstellar' Revea | The Playlist (http://blogs.indiewire.com/theplaylist/soundtrack-details-for-hans-zimmers-interstellar-revealed-20141028)

thanks!

Does anyone have the free track you get from http://www.movietickets.com/movie/mid/159557? I don't live in the US and wont be able to get a copy.

Yeah, here's Day One Dark... :)

https://mega.co.nz/#!eoQC2AxT!AHXB0JSeeYYoP9vRCLcWe0nYKNKU25bbB7KYOmQ TzlE

Looking forward to the "Digital Deluxe" 23 track version and the "Illuminated Star Projection" 28 Track 2 Disc Version.


It's a Government plot to bankrupt the Russians.

It's a Government plot to bankrupt the Russians.
Truly, it's all - part of the plan!

Great stuff thank you

Thank you so much for the mega upload!!!

Thank you! :D

I've made some custom covers for the soundtrack, you can find them here: http://forums.ffshrine.org/f92/official-custom-covers-thread-90457/178.html#post2815114

Thank you! :D

I've made some custom covers for the soundtrack, you can find them here: http://forums.ffshrine.org/f92/official-custom-covers-thread-90457/178.html#post2815114

They are incredible! Great work

What a FANTASTIC share!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And great cover art too :-D

Thanks!

Truly, it's all - part of the plan!
The Russian government doesn't need any help in bankrupting itself. It's been doing just that since its first not-so-glorious five year plan.

I feel sorry for the people who can't find any enjoyment whatsoever in any Zimmer score. Really, I do. It's a shame.

I would also like to state that my musical tastes (as far as film scores go, anyway) are not just RCP. I listen to Jarre, Williams, Goldsmith, Morricone, Elfman, Tyler and Desplat regularly. Zimmer isn't all I listen to.

I feel sorry for the people who can't find any enjoyment whatsoever in any Zimmer score. Really, I do. It's a shame.


I have loved Zimmer since I first heard his work when I saw Black Rain theatrically. It was one of the first CD's I ever owned and played those four score suite tracks on repeat until my family started to wonder about me. I have followed his work (alongside many film music greats like Goldsmith, Williams, Elfman, etc) ever since and he has written so much music that will forever be in my head and my heart.

It is with this in mind that I feel a sense of justified opinion when I state my opinion that Zimmer's work has been on the decline since 2001's Hannibal. His talent for creating memorable themes and finding successful harmonies has regressed into writing dissonant background music... or as others describe, sonic wallpaper. Interstellar is a prime example of this to me, with its blend of Thin Red Line and Philip Glass (but reaching the heights of neither), serving as a perfect example of his current output. I have no beef with those who enjoy and promote this music (as long as they don't bash others for not liking it), however I know my tastes and prefer thematic motifs rather than dissonance.

Zimmer is not alone in this regard... as I am disappointed by each and every Williams, Elfman, Horner score that comes out these days. Long-gone are the days of strong signature themes, eschewed in favour of slow, characterless dissonance. While clearly biased towards my own opinion, I did start to imagine that I was simply outgrowing filmmusic... however I occasionally stumble across a score from the 80's or 90's that I had not actually heard before and fall in love all over again... and that alone makes me feel that it is the music that has changed, rather than me or my tastes. One notable example is Zimmer's own Drop Zone. Never really got around to seeing or hearing it back in the day, but caught up with it a couple years ago and remains one of my favourite Zimmer scores... again reflecting his focus on great themes and harmonies that I just find lacking in his current output.

Wait is over.... finally.
Thanks.

Thanks :)

So does anyone know what the additional music/tracks are going to be on the 28-track Illuminated Star Projection version? I'm really hoping it's not just suites :-/

So does anyone know what the additional music/tracks are going to be on the 28-track Illuminated Star Projection version? I'm really hoping it's not just suites :-/

According to the site that is selling it, it will be 35 minutes of material that will be unavailable to the standard and digital deluxe editions. It could be Zimmer's sketchbook of musical ideas he shared with Nolan during production. Who knows really.

According to the site that is selling it, it will be 35 minutes of material that will be unavailable to the standard and digital deluxe editions. It could be Zimmer's sketchbook of musical ideas he shared with Nolan during production. Who knows really.

Thanks. I'd seen that already, but was curious if there's been any "insider" word on what that material would be. I can't imagine they would be so cheap as to just give us a rehash of material via suites, however, by that same token, they already are "cheaping" us with the 16->23 releases, so to speak. If I may, a bit of a side-note rant --


I absolutely detest the scummy marketing ploy of purposefully "crippling" a movie (or its music) in order to stretch it across multiple releases, as has been done here with the 16->23 track versions. Disgusting. I wouldn't mind this at all if the deluxe editions came with bonus material not seen in the movie, like recording-session type material (like the Illuminated Star edition looks to be). But when they intentionally withhold tracks that were in the actual theater release to put into a separate purchase, that's like selling a Bluray with a handful of the theater's scenes ripped out... until you buy a separate release to add them back in. Another disgusting example of this is Star Trek: Into Darkness' 4-5 Bluray releases, each with its own mouthful of bonus scenes, unavailable everywhere else.

Yeah, yeah... "But capitalism!", or "Just wait and buy the bigger release!", and all that jazz. It's the principle, however -- a cheap, desperate attempt at a money grab, and punishing who? Why, none other than the loyal fanbase, treating them like nothing more than mere drug addicts because they know they can. If only enough of us "addicts" could vote with our wallets to punish them for such, to stop such mafia-like practices.

Anyway... /rant

:)

(And for reference, I absolutely loved this movie and score! Brilliance. And no doubt, this "scam" obviously doesn't stem from the creatives, like Zimmer or Nolan, but rather, some weaselly, beady-eyed marketing director, rubbing his/her greedy little hands together over the $$$ forecasts.)

thank you

I made am album containing all the music from the four trailers that preceded the release of this magnificent film.As many of you know,there was a great deal of ruckuss and scrambling to find out what all the different music tracks were, who did them and where to find them.So,I took it upon myself to compile them all in a cd,with custom made album artwork.I'm posting it here for free for everyone.It's in my own personal Dropbox,so I'll host it as long as I can,space permitting.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ijxmxnut30nyqjo/AAAXlub63GxLcDbuYgUQi1gLa?dl=0

I hope you all enjoy it,as I enjoyed making it.

I have loved Zimmer since I first heard his work when I saw Black Rain theatrically. It was one of the first CD's I ever owned and played those four score suite tracks on repeat until my family started to wonder about me. I have followed his work (alongside many film music greats like Goldsmith, Williams, Elfman, etc) ever since and he has written so much music that will forever be in my head and my heart.

It is with this in mind that I feel a sense of justified opinion when I state my opinion that Zimmer's work has been on the decline since 2001's Hannibal. His talent for creating memorable themes and finding successful harmonies has regressed into writing dissonant background music... or as others describe, sonic wallpaper. Interstellar is a prime example of this to me, with its blend of Thin Red Line and Philip Glass (but reaching the heights of neither), serving as a perfect example of his current output. I have no beef with those who enjoy and promote this music (as long as they don't bash others for not liking it), however I know my tastes and prefer thematic motifs rather than dissonance.

Zimmer is not alone in this regard... as I am disappointed by each and every Williams, Elfman, Horner score that comes out these days. Long-gone are the days of strong signature themes, eschewed in favour of slow, characterless dissonance. While clearly biased towards my own opinion, I did start to imagine that I was simply outgrowing filmmusic... however I occasionally stumble across a score from the 80's or 90's that I had not actually heard before and fall in love all over again... and that alone makes me feel that it is the music that has changed, rather than me or my tastes. One notable example is Zimmer's own Drop Zone. Never really got around to seeing or hearing it back in the day, but caught up with it a couple years ago and remains one of my favourite Zimmer scores... again reflecting his focus on great themes and harmonies that I just find lacking in his current output.

I am curious. What would you consider to be the best theme of all time? Out of all composers.

Zimmer is not alone in this regard... as I am disappointed by each and every Williams, Elfman, Horner score that comes out these days. Long-gone are the days of strong signature themes, eschewed in favour of slow, characterless dissonance. While clearly biased towards my own opinion, I did start to imagine that I was simply outgrowing filmmusic... however I occasionally stumble across a score from the 80's or 90's that I had not actually heard before and fall in love all over again... and that alone makes me feel that it is the music that has changed, rather than me or my tastes. One notable example is Zimmer's own Drop Zone. Never really got around to seeing or hearing it back in the day, but caught up with it a couple years ago and remains one of my favourite Zimmer scores... again reflecting his focus on great themes and harmonies that I just find lacking in his current output.

I kind of agree in what you are saying here about film scoring becoming dissonant background music, but to me what you are describing is not the composer declining in his work, but the change of film music in general. The use of strong signature themes in films are seen old-fashioned these days.

I kind of agree in what you are saying here about film scoring becoming dissonant background music, but to me what you are describing is not the composer declining in his work, but the change of film music in general. The use of strong signature themes in films are seen old-fashioned these days.

Truth.

Thank you.

Thank you so much! Wonderful score that should at least get an Oscar nomination, if not the win!
?!

It's the 18th now in some countries (Australia), I think the deluxe edition is already out there...

Come on Australia! We are waiting

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The deluxe version should be on itunes for you guys. Mastered for itunes by the way

Thanks! And i hope someone upload the deluxe version

It is not out yet in Australia. Only New Zealand ;)

thanks for the share,i hate the sound effects
no fucking suite!!! i am happy beautiful music

It is not out yet in Australia. Only New Zealand ;)

And no samples grrr....

And no samples grrr....

Give it a few hours for samples and a full upload everywhere :p

Give it a few hours for samples and a full upload everywhere :p

No, as in, I press play to get samples - and they're all silent at 5 seconds long!

No, as in, I press play to get samples - and they're all silent at 5 seconds long!

Yeah... iTunes has done that before... idk if they make that decision or the record company does?

And if I'm not mistaken isn't the whole thing "album only".. meaning you can not buy individual tracks

No, as in, I press play to get samples - and they're all silent at 5 seconds long!

It's always like that when artists specify to not release samples in advance. They will show up and work when the albums is released in the US in a few hours.

Many thanks!

It's always like that when artists specify to not release samples in advance. They will show up and work when the albums is released in the US in a few hours.

I will be getting it off iTunes at 11:00pm EST tonight as new releases are always available an hour before release date.

Even though I pre-ordered the star projection set and they said they will be emailing the code on the 18th... for all I know they could email the code late in the day.

I want this score lol

Yeah... iTunes has done that before... idk if they make that decision or the record company does?

And if I'm not mistaken isn't the whole thing "album only".. meaning you can not buy individual tracks

On NZ you can buy individual tracks.

On NZ you can buy individual tracks.

well then maybe it's just set to album only until release date

Do we not have any NZ people here? :/

thank you!

Thank you! :D

I've made some custom covers for the soundtrack, you can find them here: http://forums.ffshrine.org/f92/official-custom-covers-thread-90457/178.html#post2815114

Needs more Hathaway. :)

Thank you, thank you!!!

Can't wait for the deluxe edition...

Samples are available on itunes NZ

Can't wait for the deluxe edition...

Can't wait for the Illuminated Star Projection Edition 28 tracks

samples are there yeah, but you cant open them grrr

I can :D

whyyyyy
what could I be doing wrong?

I can :D

Could you check the sample for Imperfect look...Is it the second docking scene?

I can :D

They play 5 seconds of silence?

Could you check the sample for Imperfect look...Is it the second docking scene?

you wouldnt be able to tell unless the sample is from way late in the track

you wouldnt be able to tell unless the sample is from way late in the track

True...however it's been confirmed... It's not that track:(

One deluxe is out!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fc803YlxZTE

True...however it's been confirmed... It's not that track:(

Imperfect Lock isn't the spinning docking sequence? Are you sure?

And judging from the samples

First Step - May be the teaser trailer music :D

Flying Drone - Obvious what scene this is

Atmospheric Entry - I’m not sure

No Need To Come Back - I'm pretty sure this is the Home Recordings/Beginning of Murph and Prof. Brand

Imperfect Lock - Docking Scene (fingers crossed... the sample is only the part where Mann was docking)

What Happens Now - Tesseract Scene?

Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night - the cast reciting the poem

First Step huh
sounds a lot like Stay


True...however it's been confirmed... It's not that track:(

28 track version our only hope!