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(16 / 61:25)
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01. I Remember Everything [02:05]
02. Backdoor Breach [03:51]
03. Converging In Athens [04:14]
04. Motorcycle Chase [06:54]
05. A Key To the Past [02:38]
06. Berlin [02:03]
07. Decrypted [05:35]
08. Flat Assault [02:40]
09. Paddington Plaza [06:47]
10. White Van Plan [02:50]
11. Las Vegas [03:49]
12. Following the Target [03:30]
13. Strip Chase [05:00]
14. An Interesting Proposal [02:14]
15. Let Me Think About It [02:26]
16. Extreme Ways (Jason Bourne) [04:58]

This is great, just like always! Thanks, Bart Oss!

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Good to hear John Powell is back for this installment. Missed his trademark action percussion, thanks Oss!

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This collaboration with David Buckley, is what i need! Amazing synth with action drums from Powell. Just juicy release !

The only guy to ever look identical to Mark Walhberg. I swear a lot of posters for the other movies actually used Marky Mark's poster for Shooter.

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Thanks, as always, Bart. What would we do without you!

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I'm so curious to hear this score!
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After a solid listen, I would say this score does bring back a lot of themes from the 3 previous films. So much so that a few tracks I would say are pretty much note-for-note with a exception of some musical tweaking. It's not a bad thing at all, it's very welcoming to hear a much more clear representation of themes from the past films. The track "Las Vegas" for example I would say is a shortened version of "Waterloo" from Ultimatum and "Berlin" is a re-recording of "The Drop" from Supremacy. Other tracks do sound familiar to past themes which is certainly a fine thing for me. In a way, this score could be summed up as the 'Best of' from the franchise with John Powell returning and David Buckley helping out with this new outing of the series. Finally, the last track which is Extreme Ways by Moby isn't the best but it certainly is not the worst.

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After a solid listen, I would say this score does bring back a lot of themes from the 3 previous films. So much so that a few tracks I would say are pretty much note-for-note with a exception of some musical tweaking. It's not a bad thing at all, it's very welcoming to hear a much more clear representation of themes from the past films. The track "Las Vegas" for example I would say is a shortened version of "Waterloo" from Ultimatum and "Berlin" is a re-recording of "The Drop" from Supremacy. Other tracks do sound familiar to past themes which is certainly a fine thing for me. In a way, this score could be summed up as the 'Best of' from the franchise with John Powell returning and David Buckley helping out with this new outing of the series. Finally, the last track which is Extreme Ways by Moby isn't the best but it certainly is not the worst.

I'd hoped for some new sounding tracks but it's pretty much a copy of bits and pieces of other bourne soundtracks, like you say. Supremacy build on Identity and added a whole slew of new stuff, Ultimatum felt like more of the same with some new bits and pieces, but this seems even less original than BU.

At least, to my relatively untrained ear.

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I'll take this while waiting for lossless.

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Wondering why Powell felt the need to get a co-composer for this score...

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Honestly rather disappointed by this score. Powell's work seems to be 90% rehash and the Buckley work doesn't hold up. When you look back at the amazing scores for the previous 3 this one can't hold a candle.

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Honestly rather disappointed by this score. Powell's work seems to be 90% rehash and the Buckley work doesn't hold up. When you look back at the amazing scores for the previous 3 this one can't hold a candle.

I think it's because of Powell's wife died earlier this year... That must have brought issues to his scoring duty (she was also his musical inspiration) and had to hire a co-composer for the film.
After I heard that sad news, my heart was broken. I cannot imagine what it must have been for Powell. I even feared that he would left the job, since the announcement of who would score the movie hadn't come yet.

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Thanks for sharing this. I'm pretty sure I won't be listening to JB again, this work was unfortunately rather disappointing.

Thank You! the Movie was Awesome and so was the Soundtrack!

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