Okay, so after recopilating all the available albums I decided to made a mix of the most complete score version that we can get. I've used the two official soundtrack and score releases shred by Bart Oss plus the FYC that Lockdown shared today. The tracks are in film order and some of them are mixed together to create the film version like in Someone in the Crowd or A Lovely Night. At the end I added the City of Star album version and a suite of the Mia & Sebastian Theme I made mixing the following tracks: Mia and Sebastian's Theme, Late for Date, Planetarium, Epilogue & The End. I also added three custom cover I made for this version of the score. It's one of my first works of this kind so it still needs some improvement. I hope you all enjoy. Here is the tracklist:

01 - Another Day Of Sun
02 - Mia Gets Home
03 - Bathroom Mirror / You're Coming Right? / Someone in the Crowd
04 - Classic Rope-A-Dope
05 - Mia & Sebastian’s Theme
06 - Stroll Up The Hill / A Lovely Night
07 - There The Whole Time / Twirl
08 - Bogart & Bergman
09 - Mia Hates Jazz
10 - Herman’s Habit
11 - Rialto At Ten
12 - City Of Stars
13 - Rialto
14 - Mia & Sebastian’s Theme (Late For The Date)
15 - Planetarium
16 - Holy Hell
17 - Summer Montage / Madeline
18 - It Pays
19 - Chicken On A Stick
20 - City Of Stars / May Finally Come True
21 - Start A Fire
22 - Chinatown
23 - Surprise
24 - Boise
25 - Missed The Play
26 - It’s Over / Engagement Party
27 - The House In Front Of The Library
28 - Audition (The Fools Who Dream)
29 - You Love Jazz Now
30 - Cincinnati
31 - Epilogue
32 - The End
33 - End Credits Part 1 - Life Goes On
34 - End Credits Part 2 - City Of Stars (Humming)
35 - End Credits Part 3 - Mia & Sebastian’s Theme (Celesta)
36 - City of Stars (Album Version)
37 - Mia and Sebastian Suite

Total duration: 1h 27min 43sec

And here's the link:

https://mega.nz/#!eA8ARQqI!tnFeMRrmYYUXGhUMl7FQOY8JIicP9Q_YuQrDZh7YFtM

Thanks a lot

Wow, thank you sooo much!!! :)

Fantastic! Thank you!!!

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Just for the hell of it…

(http://imgur.com/BevUb31)

Excellent. Just What I Was Looking For. Thanks.

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Just for the hell of it…

I Think I Will Use This One.thanks.

that s it thank you!

Thanks for the share.

Just for the hell of it…

(http://imgur.com/BevUb31)

This cover is awesome. Thank you so much for sharing it!

Hey, it "don't amount to a hill of beans" without your contribution. ;)

Thanks.

I'm glad you all are enjoying this!

Great! I was thinking of doing this myself.

thanks!

Okay, so after recopilating all the available albums I decided to made a mix of the most complete score version that we can get. I've used the two official soundtrack and score releases shred by Bart Oss plus the FYC that Lockdown shared today. The tracks are in film order and some of them are mixed together to create the film version like in Someone in the Crowd or A Lovely Night. At the end I added the City of Star album version and a suite of the Mia & Sebastian Theme I made mixing the following tracks: Mia and Sebastian's Theme, Late for Date, Planetarium, Epilogue & The End. I also added three custom cover I made for this version of the score. It's one of my first works of this kind so it still needs some improvement. I hope you all enjoy. Here is the tracklist:

01 - Another Day Of Sun
02 - Mia Gets Home
03 - Bathroom Mirror / You're Coming Right? / Someone in the Crowd
04 - Classic Rope-A-Dope
05 - Mia & Sebastian’s Theme
06 - Stroll Up The Hill / A Lovely Night
07 - There The Whole Time / Twirl
08 - Bogart & Bergman
09 - Mia Hates Jazz
10 - Herman’s Habit
11 - Rialto At Ten
12 - City Of Stars
13 - Rialto
14 - Mia & Sebastian’s Theme (Late For The Date)
15 - Planetarium
16 - Holy Hell
17 - Summer Montage / Madeline
18 - It Pays
19 - Chicken On A Stick
20 - City Of Stars / May Finally Come True
21 - Start A Fire
22 - Chinatown
23 - Surprise
24 - Boise
25 - Missed The Play
26 - It’s Over / Engagement Party
27 - The House In Front Of The Library
28 - Audition (The Fools Who Dream)
29 - You Love Jazz Now
30 - Cincinnati
31 - Epilogue
32 - The End
33 - End Credits Part 1 - Life Goes On
34 - End Credits Part 2 - City Of Stars (Humming)
35 - End Credits Part 3 - Mia & Sebastian’s Theme (Celesta)
36 - City of Stars (Album Version)
37 - Mia and Sebastian Suite

And here's the link:

https://mega.nz/#!eA8ARQqI!tnFeMRrmYYUXGhUMl7FQOY8JIicP9Q_YuQrDZh7YFtM

Much�simas gracias! Me encanta!

Damn, I wish I liked this film (like 99% of the rest of the world, I'm forever alone because I hated it) because this is so awesome. Nice work, I love it when people do this. *MAYBE*.....maybe I'll download it and (gulp) try it :p

You're not alone. I thought it was insufferable. It might have helped to a degree had they cast two leads who could actually, ya know, sing.

Yeah I just read your post in GD. You and I against the world.

Yeah... I hated the film as well.

Only took me 2 or 3 minutes into the opening scene. And it was downhill from there. I had some reservations going into it, based on the trailers... and I really wanted to like it. But I couldn't succumb to its alleged charm... and I am a hopeless romantic. In so many ways... it felt like a student film, made by someone who A): claims Fame is there favorite movie and... B): who's daddy had Hollywood connections. Also... C): made by someone who's frame of references are other movies... not real-life experiences.

I don't get what the public sees in it, nor the positive critical response... but it has obviously tapped into the zeitgeist. And while... I'd be the first person to shout this particular emperor has no clothes... I don't fault those who have fallen under its spell. Clearly... it is something they needed... even if they didn't know they wanted it.

Thanks :D

Yeah... I hated the film as well.

Only took me 2 or 3 minutes into the opening scene. And it was downhill from there. I had some reservations going into it, based on the trailers... and I really wanted to like it. But I couldn't succumb to its alleged charm... and I am a hopeless romantic. In so many ways... it felt like a student film, made by someone who A): claims Fame is there favorite movie and... B): who's daddy had Hollywood connections. Also... C): made by someone who's frame of references are other movies... not real-life experiences.

I don't get what the public sees in it, nor the positive critical response... but it has obviously tapped into the zeitgeist. And while... I'd be the first person to shout this particular emperor has no clothes... I don't fault those who have fallen under its spell. Clearly... it is something they needed... even if they didn't know they wanted it.

Well damn....another who hated it. Let's be friends, guys! :laugh:

I actually loved the opening scene, for one thing and one thing only: the camera never cut once. It was one entire take. Either that or it was a million takes and the editor(s) now what he's/they're doing. There were a few other numbers where the camera never cut (again, it's possible there were cuts and the editing is that superb). I also liked the costume design and the "choreography" (not sure if that's the right word?) of the numbers. That's about it.

I was immediately put off by the opening number. I mean, I know what's it's like to be stuck in LA freeway traffic, but still…all those happy feet just reminded me of how much I hated that damn penguin cartoon.

Thanks a lot. :D

Well damn....another who hated it. Let's be friends, guys! :laugh:

I actually loved the opening scene, for one thing and one thing only: the camera never cut once. It was one entire take. Either that or it was a million takes and the editor(s) now what he's/they're doing. There were a few other numbers where the camera never cut (again, it's possible there were cuts and the editing is that superb). I also liked the costume design and the "choreography" (not sure if that's the right word?) of the numbers. That's about it.

Yeah... that opening scene was done in one take. But both Orson Welles (Touch of Evil) and Robert Altman (The Player) did it better.

I will say this though... I was impressed that RG and ES could sing well enough not to embarrass themselves. And impressed by the fact that RG was actually playing the piano... even if it wasn't his performance we were hearing.

Thank you!

thanks!

Thank you so much!

Thanks!

Thanks for the share�

I have a question for those who make custom covers. Do you use a special software? Where do you get the images and the font and the titles to create it? I've made some of them but they're not so good so I would like to know if you can help me to improve that. Thanks.

Thank you very much for sharing your magnific work. Congratulations!

I have a question for those who make custom covers. Do you use a special software? Where do you get the images and the font and the titles to create it? I've made some of them but they're not so good so I would like to know if you can help me to improve that. Thanks.

I usually use Photoshop. I'm not sure what others use. The images I usually get from Google image search (movie posters/promo material etc.), and the same goes for the logos (for example, search 'la la land logo png'). The thing about cover making is that you improve very quickly compared to other artistic stuff, so just keep at it.

I usually use Photoshop. I'm not sure what others use. The images I usually get from Google image search (movie posters/promo material etc.), and the same goes for the logos (for example, search 'la la land logo png'). The thing about cover making is that you improve very quickly compared to other artistic stuff, so just keep at it.

Okay, thank you for the advices. I will try Photoshop. And with time I will improve, at least I hope so, so soon I will make better covers. Thanks!

Thanks for sharing!
Best regards

I have a question for those who make custom covers. Do you use a special software? Where do you get the images and the font and the titles to create it? I've made some of them but they're not so good so I would like to know if you can help me to improve that. Thanks.

Software: 99% of the time I utilize Pixelmator (http://www.pixelmator.com/mac/) (P-shop hasn't been part of my workflow for almost a decade). In certain special circumstances, such as attaching text to a stroke, I use my old standby Fireworks (http://www.adobe.com/ca/products/fireworks.html), export as png, and then paste/insert them onto the canvas.

Key Art: Google, of course. Also, CineMaterial (https://www.cinematerial.com) has become a vital resource when Google fails to pull up adequate sizes, high quality versions or international posters, but it isn't free.

Fonts: There are "billions and billions" of free fonts sites. Utilizing WhattheFont! or Matcherator can help identify a font from a graphic. But, quite frankly, in most cases the actual graphical text can be repurposed through layering and filters, because in any number of cases the key art calls for a custom font for which there is no freely available equivalent. Text generator site Fontmeme (http://fontmeme.com) has proven helpful/informative in the past.

For instance, "Original Motion…" is the only font based text on my cover. The "La La…" and composer credit are both primary graphic sources. Both P-Shop and Pixelmator provide various selection tools to adapt a graphic in whatever way you so see fit. And while I have several Helvetica variants I did not have this particular condensed version, so I had to go looking to acquire it.

Software: 99% of the time I utilize Pixelmator (http://www.pixelmator.com/mac/) (P-shop hasn't been part of my workflow for almost a decade). In certain special circumstances, such as attaching text to a stroke, I use my old standby Fireworks (http://www.adobe.com/ca/products/fireworks.html), export as png, and then paste/insert them onto the canvas.

Key Art: Google, of course. Also, CineMaterial (https://www.cinematerial.com) has become a vital resource when Google fails to pull up adequate sizes, high quality versions or international posters, but it isn't free.

Fonts: There are "billions and billions" of free fonts sites. Utilizing WhattheFont! or Matcherator can help identify a font from a graphic. But, quite frankly, in most cases the actual graphical text can be repurposed through layering and filters, because in any number of cases the key art calls for a custom font for which there is no freely available equivalent. Text generator site Fontmeme (http://fontmeme.com) has proven helpful/informative in the past.

For instance, "Original Motion…" is the only font based text on my cover. The "La La…" and composer credit are both primary graphic sources. Both P-Shop and Pixelmator provide various selection tools to adapt a graphic in whatever way you so see fit. And while I have several Helvetica variants I did not have this particular condensed version, so I had to go looking to acquire it.

Pixelmator is for Mac and I use Windows but I found on Google that Gimp is similar to Pixelmator, so I will try this Gimp and the Photoshop. Also thanks for the page of CineMaterial and Fontmeme. I will give them a try and I will see what I can do.

Thanks for this version

Thank you! :)

Many thanks!

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Thank you very much.

Thanks a lot!